Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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FRONT ROV . from left—Ken Ficlcel. Vice President; Phil Gasseling, President; Lelo Olson. Diane Rowley. Treasur- ers; Pat Overstreet. Secretary. SECOND ROW: Sharyn Rogowslci. Kaye Scott. Sandy Grabher. Alva Roberts. Steve Yardley. Bob Planansky. Gary Meredith, Sherry Wacker, Eloise Forsstrom. Sondra Messersmith. THIRD ROW: Don Lawson. Greg Rosenberger. John Laursen. Kathy Golka. Linda Wanamaker, Diane Yardley. Bonnie Gowin. Priscilla Burri. Susan Hennings. FOURTH ROW: Carol Dyer. Janet Prochazka. Cheryl Benda. Steve Hennings. Ed Davies. Bill Walker. Gary Riggs. Diane Gordon, Gary Duncan. Arlin Sample Ken Kohrman. Elmer Night The 4th Annual Elmer Night was held at the Roxy Theatre. These awards are H.H.S.'s version of Hollywood's Oscars, and are given in recognition of the dramatic productions at H.H.S. Winners were: Steve Yardley, Best Actor of the Pep Club Play with Linda Wanamaker as Best Actress: Supporting roles in the Pep Club went to Arlin Sample and Kaye Scott; In the Junior Class Play Sreg Rosenberger and Kathy Golka were tops with Don Lawson and Linda Wanamaker winning the supporting awards. Special recognition was’ given to Jerry Kiester and Angie Bock who played major roles in the play although they are only in the elementary grades. The One Act Play, The Ugly Duckling saw Don Lawson as Best Actor and Kaye Scott as Best Actress. The contest play was given honor for their Superior at Contest. In the Senior Class Play Phil Gasseling and Eloise Forsstrom won the top acting awards with Arden Wohlers and Sharyn Rogowski tagging the supporting parts. Best Costume award went to Steve Yardley for Dust' in Dust of the Road . The all around new comer was Linda Wanamaker and the All around Senior was Steve Yardley. Also recognized were Superior winners Eloise Forsstrom and Pat Overstreet.

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Song Bursts from Stucco 7R|?NTkiaOV ‘ F °m ,eff“Mar 3'e Wax- Donna Delsing. Caro! Price. Sondra Messersmith, Pam Wood. Candis Stumf, Carol Dyer. Dick Zeller. M.U Sample. Tom Ray. Bruce Sample Lynn Mracelc, Joyce Harden. Carol Ramsey. Lelo Olson. Joyce Kiester. Karen Winten. Nancy White; SECOND ROW: Laura Yardley. Linda Wanamaicer. Peqgy Campbell. Ilene Wyland. Sandy Grabher. Diane Gordon. Bob Minich, Brent Kuhn. Steve Diclchute, Dennis Plananslcy. Roger Beck. Shirley Wood. Diane Manion. Jo Ann Reynolds. Margaret Meyer. Janice Dufek. Carol Johnson: THIRD ROW: Diane Yardley. Doris Wood. Cheryl Benda. Linda Tschacher. Lyn Laursen, Sherry Wacker. Jim Olson. Arden Wohlers. Bremer Larry Nelson. Gordon Glass. Connie Bremer. Joyce Reynolds. Sharyn Rogowski. Janice Mozanec, Gail Hudson. Janet Reynolds: FOURTH ROW: Linda Becker. Mary Bruns. Pat Overstreet. Eloise Forsstrom, Kathy Golka. Priscilla Burri, Phil Gasseling. Uavid Mimch. Bob Planansky. Steve Yardley. John Bussen, Janet Prochazka. Donna Fickel. Connie Sample. Diane Rowley. Bonnie Gowin, Bernadene Sample. One of the most popular extra curricular activities at HHS is Mixed Chorus. This is continually shown in their large membership ranging from seventy to ninety. Sev- eral smaller groups are formed from this mass of talent including trios, triple trios, duets, and several solos. These people usually perform at the district music contest. Singing is very important to one s cultural development and what is more impor- tant it provides a good time and unforgettable experiences for those who participated.

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The members of the cast who appeared in the Shantyland Pool Hall setting are: from left, Don Lawson as Chef, John Laursen as Virgil, Butch Klemke as Dirty Joe. Linda Wanamaker as Mrs. Schellenbach, Kenny Kohrman as Stinker, Greg Rosenberger as Poison Eddie Schellenbach. Jerry Kiester as Howay, Angie Bock as Mimi. and Kathy Golka as Mrs. Howard V. Larue III. The members of the cast who appeared in the Larue Towers setting are: from left. Angie Bock as Mimi, Kathy Golka as Mrs. Howard V. Larue III. Jerry Kiester as Howay, Diane Yardley as Evva Lewis, Bonnie Gowin os Grace Lewis, Lois Dyer as Maud Lewis, Connie Bremer as Mrs. McThing, the beautiful Witch; Barbara Roes as Mrs. McThing, the ugly Witch; Jim Wacker as Nelson, Lynn Laursen as Carrie. Lelo Olson as Sybil. Arlin.Sample and Kenny Jordan as the Policemen. “Mrs. McThing” by Mary Chase PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF H.H.S. After weeks of hard work, the Junior class did a wonderful job on this 2 act comic fantasy. Two members of the cast who did a very nice job of acting were not members of the Junior class. They were Jerry Kiester, an eighth grader and Angie Bock, a sixth grader. The play was well attended and with the help of a cake walk held between scenes the Junior's netted about $195.00. The Juniors found this venture lots of fun and a good way to make money for the prom. A superb job of acting and a very good job of casting paid off in a play that will be remembered for its plot, characterization, and set. The Juniors worked hard on their play but the rewards came not only in money but in a great deal of personal satisfaction. Mrs. McThing was their play and they did it in great style. Hey the Kid, here comes that Kid. down fellers. This is one of the fa- miliar and funny things about Mrs. Mc- Thing. It seems there were people popping up and down from here and there to surprise and amuse the au- dience. The four ganasters pictured here are: from left Butch, Don, Ken, and Greg. I'm not just gonna stand here sayin I'm going to be an actor. I'm going to be an actor. says Ken Kohrman as he awaits his entrance onto the stage in Mrs. McThing. 22