Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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1934 oc: THE .SPrniMCKER i 1934 Bxmri» af (EiUinttixm WM. PRUDEN GEORGE PARKINS ALEX MUIRHEAD ANDREW IVERSON, President H. O. WILDY, Secretary O. A. UHRIG, Treasurer s This volume is respectively dedicated to those members of the faculty and community who have so faithfully supported us in publishing our Annual. ci= ocrL oc= oc= oc=ir H H S ocr3ocr= o =r oc c == o =rooc= or ocr“ » - •« 30CT •O C=DO

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Qzxn 3i. l aitrJt SUPERINTENDENT OOK into the face of a man who has fought no great temptation and endured no supreme sorrow, and you will find little there to rouse your admiration. Look at the one who has weathered a great grief, like a mighty ocean liner plowing through a tempest, and you observe strength and grace in every lineament. The expression in your eye, the lines in your face, the quality of your smiles, the tones of your voice, tell the story, without your being conscious of it, whether your soul has faced its Gethsemane with manly courage or with shaming compromise and cowardly surrender. —F. G. BUDLONG. I can bring you no better message than the one so aptly expressed in the above quotation. Students, men and women of today are judged in this way. Your char- acter is written on your face and in your actions. Be sure to write it well as you live from day to day. Your opportunity is just around the corner. Be ready and waiting when it comes. To the Seniors, who have labored so earnestly to make this Annual a success, I ex- tend the best wishes for future success. To the rest of the classes, you will appreciate what your cooperation has meant when you reach the Senior stage and are trying to make a successful Annual. “For the Good of Hemingford High” make the wheels turn rapidly in the right direction.