Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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FRONT ROW from left—Laura Yardley, Eloise Forsstrom, Doris Wood, Kathy Golka, Cheryl Benda, Bonnie Gowin, Margie Wax, and Sondra Messersmith. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Kiger, Shirley Prochozka, Diane Manion, Barbara Roes, Janice Mazanec, Pam Wood, Susan Hennings, Connie Bremer, llene Wyland, Lois Dyer, Vera Glass. Lelo Olson, and Sharyn Rogowski. THIRD ROW: Carol Johnson, Diane Yardley. Linda Wanamakor, Carol Zeller, Nancy White, Karen Winten, Joyce Kiester, Sherry Wacker, Joyce Harden, Linda Becker, Carol Dyer, Janet Prochozka, Connie Sample, Peggy Campbell, Linda Tschacher, and Shirley Jordan. FOURTH ROW: Donna Lucke, Mary Ann Jansa, Janet Reynolds, Dixie Frost, Joyce Reynolds, Jo Ann Reynolds, Mary Bruns, Lynn Laursen. Priscilla Burri, Gail Hudson. Donna Fickel, Diane Gordon, Carol Ramsey, Candis Stumf, Donna Delsing, Pat Over- street. Sandy Grabher. and Mrs. Johnson. Pep Club and H-Club The Pep Club is organized to help promote more school spirit at all of the Bobcat sports and to promote more enthusiasm for the students of HHS. It is designed to give the boys active in a sport more of an incentive spirit for good sportsmanship. The Pep Club represents the school and helps to show that the girls are actually in- terested in sports, in good school spirit and the best of sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Leading the business of the Pep Club this year are: Secretary, Sharyn Rogowski; President, Diane Rowley; Vice President. Diane Manion; and Treasurer. Pat Overstreet. 26 The varsity and reserve cheerleaders for this year were Bonnie Gowin, Margie Wax, Sondra Messersmith, Laura Yardley. Cookie Forsstrom. Doris Wood. Kathy Golka. and Cheryl Benda.

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“Dust of the Road” Receiving one of Hemingford's three superiors at District Speech Contest was The Dust of the Road , a serious drama in one act. The cast was Sandra Grabher as Prudence Steel, Steve Yardley as the Dust , Bob Plananslcy as Peter Steel, and Arden Wohlers as the Uncle. The District Speech Contest is undoubtedly the biggest event for the speech de- partment. This year was especially fruitful for Hemingford. The results were: One Act Play— Dust of the Road Superior Oral Interpretation of Drama Good Interpretive Public Address—Sherry Wacker Good Public Address (original)—Eloise Forsstrom Superior Television News Commentary—Phil Gasseling Excellent Poetry Reading—Patricia Overstreet Superior Informative Public Speaking—Barbara Roes Excellent Discussion—Sharyn Rogowski and Sandy Grabher Good and Excellent Extemporaneous Speaking—Bob Planansky Good Oral Interpretation of Prose Literature—Diane Rowley Excellent Also this year, the speech department partici- pated in the first annual Panhandle C Conference Speech Contest at Sidney St. Pat's High School. This year Hemingford placed second to Sidney and more important gained valuable experience for the upcoming District Speech Contest. Also par- ticipating in the contest were Alliance St. Agnes, Minatare, and Sidney St. Pat's. This year the speech department sponsored a bus trip to Scottsbluff High to see the production of the King and I. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed seeing a near-professional production. Also receiving superiors at the Speech Contest were Eloise Forsst- rom in Original Public Address and Patricia Overstreet for Poetry Reading.

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BACK ROW, from left: Sponsor, Dennis Kuhn, Kenny Jordan, Bob Minich, John Bussen, Kenny Kohrman, Gary Riggs, Dennis Hinchley. Gary Planansky, Gary Meradith, Jim Burney, and Alva Roberts. SECOND ROW: Terry Ficlcel, Greg Rosenberger, Floyd Wegrzyn, Arlin Sample, Kenny Messersmith, Don Lawson, and Dennis Plananslcy. FRONT ROW: Officers. Phil Gasseling, Ed Plenanslcy, Jim Olson, and Arden Wohlers. Shine in School Spirit The H Club is organized to promote more spirit to work toward a letter in a major sport. The H Club includes all boys who have received a letter in football, basket- ball or track. For projects this past year the H club purchased a projector for the purpose of showing football pictures and worked towards purchasing a football and basketball clock. The H Club was in charge of football homecoming and the dance after the homecoming game. The profit made from the dance was used on their projects. Here are some of the vigorous members of H Club white- washing, H.H.S. Victory, on the main intersection of town during the homecoming pep rally. In charge of all H Club business are the fol- lowing officers: Treasurer, Phil Gasseling; Presi- dent. Arden Wohlers; Vice President. Jim Olson: and Secretary, Ed Planansky. 27