Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Fdcu EMMA STILWELL Music and Normal Training English “The hand that follows intellect can achieve. MABEL YOUNG Science and Dramatics Our whole life is like a play. LESLIE CHAMBERLIN Mathematics “I shake all burdens from the heart, all weary thoughts away. LOUIS CARTER Athletics “I don’t think much of a man who is not wiser today than he was yesterday.”

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•HHS' crle Spudpiclc 1935- DERU H. RAUCH Supt. 11 qiuss to his country an U-' educated Christian citizen, serues both Qod and man }or euer --Daniel Webster HE lasting and beneficial influence of sending out well-trained, right thinking young peor le of high ideals, as citizens, each year, must be recognized by everyone. Their value cannot be measured in dollars and cents. It means the right moulding of future generations. Each one, if sincere, well-balanced, earnest and ambitious, is a potential leader of thought, of ideals and of action, in his community. The worth cannot be over estimated. The Henrngford High School has for years held an important place in the l;fe of this community, but I believe that those who graduate this year have a greater opportunity to serve the state and nation than any of those who have graduated before. Going forth as they do with new ideals, a wonderful chance for leadership is before them. Never before has there been so many followers in proportion to the available leaders. May each one who has so freely received of this stafe’s educational service resolve in seme manner to contribute some worth while acievemcn1 for the advancement of the world's progress.

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