Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Faculty MABEL YOUNG Principal, Science, Dramatic . Senior Spon- sor. Xnthing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. B. Sc. Hastings College; M. Sc. Oklahoma Ac M. Graduate work. University of Ne- braska. Graduate work. University of Wash- ington. VAE HOOVER Normal Training. Sewing, Junior Sponsor. Too much rest is rust. Kearney State College; B. Sc. MELVA SNOWDEN Commercial. English, Sophomore Sponsor. 'Tis good to he nice, ‘tis nice to he good. That she is aU that, is well understood. Kearney State Teacher's College; B. Sc. 1934. LEWIS CARTER History, Football. Boy Scouts. Freshmen Sponsor. All the qualifications of a man rolled into one. Peru State Teachers College; A. B. LESLIE T. CHAMBERLIN Mathematics. Basketball. Honor lies in honest toil. Cotner College; Ncbr. Wesleyan. B. Sc. MELVIN SAMEK Grade Principal. 8th grade Band and Or- chestra. A heat s friendly just the same. Always sanare in life’s old game. Kearney State Normal, 1927-1928; Univer- sity of Nebraska, summers of 30, 31, 35. GLADYS FOY Vocal music. 7th grade. Always talking and very gay; Sot once in a while hut every day. Kearney State Teachers College; A. B.— B. Sc. AUSTA SUDMAN Sth grade. Junior Campfire. What ever she did was done with ease; In her alone ’twas natural to please. Midland College. 1931-1932. ELIZABETH BOEHLER 5th grade. .-1 heart that ran feel for others. And share his joys with a genial glow. University of Nebraska. NETTIE UHRIG 4th grade. My hooks and my heart will never part. Chadron State Teachers College. IONE MELVIN 3rd grade. There is something of Paradise in a little woman. University of Nebraska. 1930-1931. Chad- ron State Teachers College. 1932-33. EDNA FIELDING 2nd grade. A good possession is a merry heart. To keep the world happy she does her part. Kearney Normal. 1930-1931. ETHEL REIMAN 1st grade. Somewhere in the secret of every soul is hidden the gleam of a perfert life. University of Nebraska, B. Sc. 1930.

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Seniors ARNOLD BROWN I’m a fugitive from Study Hall. Football '30. 31. 32. Basketball '31, '32. One Act Play '35. VERNA BYRD Htniles are her specialty school her side Vne. Nor. Tr. Club '36. Pep Club '33. Operetta 34. '3 5. '36, Girls Octette 35. Girl Reserve 33. Junior ('lass Play. Gleaner Staff '35. '36. Art '36. Annual Staff ’36. Class Reporter ’35. ’36 Nor. Tr. Sec. 36. RUTH HOLLINRAKE Silence is golden, hut she's off the (fold Standard. Chorus ’34. 35. 36. Operetta 33, 34. 35, 36. ROSALINE HOVORKA Brains plus ability, plus energy—that's Basic. Chorus. Nor. Tr. Club 35. Pres. 36. Operetta '34, '35. 36. Art 36. Annual Staff 36. VICTOR HOVORKA Prince Charming, yet unconscious of his charms. ('lass Vice'Pres. Student (kiuncil: Intramural Sports. Gleaner Staff. Annual Staff. Operetta '33. Student Manager Football 35. GLADSTONE IVERSEN If music he the food of love—give him a brass hand. Football 33. 34. 35. 36. Basketball '33. '34. 35. '36. Track 33. '35. '36. H” Club '34. '35. lunior Class Play, One Act Plays; Nor. Tr. Club '36. Annual Staff; Class President '35. Band 33, '35. '36. Student Council President '36. LADDIE JANKY Fearfully irise—he shakes his empty head. Band 33. 34. 35. 36. Operetta 34. 35, '36. Junior Class Play. Once Act Play. Gleaner Staff. Class Reporter. LEON JANKY I couldn't he good if I mould and I wouldn’t he good if I could. Band 35. 36. Orchestra 35, '36. LAVERNE KIESTER When fun and study clash, let study go to smash. Operetta 33. Junior Class Plav; One Act Play '35. Band 33. 34. 35. '36. Annual Staff 36. Orchestra 34, '35. Football 35.