Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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1934 THE SPUDPICKKR 1934 ;5untiars EMIL BALL Basket Ball 32-33; Football 33-34; Junior Class Play 33 “Large was his beauty, and his soul sincere. ’ STANLEY BEDIENT Orchestra 32-33; Boys' Chorus 31-32, 32-33; Mixed Chorus 33-34; Junior Class Play 32- 33; Commercial 32-33. 33-34; Gleaner Staff 33-34; Operetta 32-33. “When in doubt of what to say, say nothing.” CHARLES BLUNDELL Commercial 33; Dramatic English 33. “For content will never dwell but in a meek and quiet soul.” DOYLE CLARK Football 32-33; Class President 32-33; Secretary 33-34; Commercial 33-34; Junior Class Play 32-33; Dramatic English 33-34. He was great comfort and yet greater grief.” GLEN CORY Pep Club 32-33; Commercial 32. 34; Dra- matic English 33. “To err is human; to forgive divine.” PAULINE DOBSON Pep Club 33-34; Commercial 33-34; Dra- matic English 33. What I aspire to be and was not. comforts me.” HAZEL L. DONNER Normal Training 33-34; Junior Class Play 33-34; Vice President 33-34; Dramatic Eng- lish 33-34 “Life’s greatest thrills comes to those who do their level best.” EVELYN F. HAMBSCH Commercial 33-34; Junior Class Play 32-33 Gleaner Staff 33-34; Dramatics 33-34. “To doubt her fairness is to want an eye.” • 1 = ocrzj ocrr ocr ocr- I { IIS — r, --»n oc - •• •ocrrt o =r c-: 0CTTT 0-

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1934 THE SPIIDPICKER 01934 (tonth Jhztnrltu MELVIN SAMEK State Teachers’ College, Kearney Eighth Grade “Think without confusion—clearly Love thy fellow man sincerely. Act from honest motives purely, Trust in heaven and God securely.” HELEN E. EXLEY A. B. Nebraska State University Seventh Grade “To Youth I have but three words of Counsel —Work—Work—Work.” ELLA BACKORA State Teachers’ College, Kearney Sixth Grade “Show me the man you honor—I know by that symptom—what you are.” ELIZABETH A. BOEHLER Nebraska State University Fifth Grade “The head should control, but the joys of living come from the heart.” NETTIE UHRIG State Teacher’s College, Chadron Fourth Grade “Fly high, yet hold the head low.” ETHEL REIMAN A. B. Nebraska State University Third Grade “So much for idle wishing—how it steals the time.” MARY KOCHER State Teachers’ College, Chadron Second Grade “All service ranks the same with Cod.” SARAH SNYDER A. B. Nebraska State University First Grade The soul is dead that slumbers.” —: ■ -m-x--- o — o — o — r -- n —H II S = o rrr oc=r oc 30 r cKT7Docrr o rrDOC o rr fire

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1934 1934 THR .SPUDPICK 'ntiurs ARDATH I. KLOPPEL Pep Club 32-33, 33-34; Chorus 31-32, 34; Girls’ Chorus 33-34; Junior Class Play 32- 33; Class President 33-34; Operetta 33-34; Cheer Leader 32-33; Commercial 33-34; G. A. A. 31; Dramatics 33. “I like not fair terms and villian’s mind.” RACHEL E. MAYHEW Normal Training 32-33, 33-34; Chorus 33- 34; Pep Club 32-33; Dramatics 33-34; Operetta 33-34. “The measure of desire determines wealth.” BELL M. MOLL Girls’ Chorus 31-32; Pep Club 31-32.32-33; Reporter 31-32; G. A. A. 31-32; Junior Class Play 32-33; Commercial 32-33, 33-34; Dramatic English 32-33. ‘‘For big hearts lack not time for charity. However thick the blows of fate may fall.” OPHA NICHOLSON Vice President 32-33; Class Reporter 33-34; G. A. A. 33; Normal Training 33-34; Junior Play 32-33; Girls’ Chorus 32-33.33-34; Pep Club 31-32; Orchestra 31-32; Commercial 32-33; Dramatic English 33-34. “To see her is to love her.” LILA NORTHROP Commercial 31-32; Pep Club 32-33, 33-34; Operetta 33-34. Normal Training 33-34; Dramatic English 33-34. “Dependability has a much more satisfac- tory market than cleverness.” KENNETH SCHNEIDER Commercial 34: Dramatic English 34. “Let us do or die.” TWILA STUMBAUGH Mixed Chorus 31-32; Girls’ Chorus 33-34: Cheer Leader 32-33: Pen Club 31-22. 32-33: Commercial 32-33. 33-34: Junior Class Play 32-33: Class President 31-32: Secretary 32- 33: Operetta 31-32. 33-34; Gleaner 33-34; Dramatic English 32-33. “Each man builds a world and dwell. therin.” — » --------------------- r « f ' km IIS :orrr c%— ’0 - or:—-c— o-----or o Seven