Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Taken up by the mystery of the roar- stare in amazement at the fantasy of ing fire, Bob Delsing and Lynette Haas the memorable event. TEARS OF JOY, DEFEAT Left: Jerry Kiester and Cathy Johnson. surround the Homecoming King Bob Right: Bruce Engel and Barb Becker Delsing and Queen Lynette Haas.

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FALTER AS INJURIES HIT RUSHVILLE Rushville Longhorns handed the Hem- ingford Bobcats their first taste of defeat with a 19-0 victory. Coach Sweet named Rick Benda as Lineman of the Week. He earned the honor because of his outstanding defen- sive work, and offensive job. Dann Reynolds was named Back of the Week, primarily for his continuing fine job on defense, a seldom-miss tack- ier in the secondary and ball-hawking pass defender. MINATARE The Indians overpowered the faltering Bobcats with a score of 33-0. The beef and depth of the visitors was just too much for the injury—riddled Big Red to cope with. Ron Meradith was a terror on de- fense, getting several Minatare runners for losses and also blocking a field goal attempt. Again, Reynolds was named for Back of the Week, with his excellent job on defense in the backfield as line- backer. 9

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Coach Sweet sets the boxes ablaze to start one of the biggest bonfires in H.H.S. history. Homecoming 68 highlighted the action of fall activities. Students will always cherish the memories of pre- paration that came to a climax in one short day. They worked faithfully at collecting boxes for weeks before and their efforts resulted in H.H.S.’s big- gest bonfire. On Friday afternoon students watched eagerly as the Pep Club Pres- ident and the H-Club Secretary crowned Bob Delsing and Lynette Haas. School spirit hit its peak during the big game on Friday night. After the game students had an enjoyable evening at the Homecoming Dance. Yes, Homecoming 68 will hold the memories of happiness and sorrow; these memories will always be cher- ished by the students who took part. REIGN OVER HOMECOMING St. Agnes Homecoming for the Bobcats was spoiled by the Crusaders as they were beaten by a score of 13-6. For the third time Ron Meradith ob- tained the honor, “lineman of the week”. Coach Sweet labeled Ron for his effective efforts on the defensive front. Bob Smith also made news by being named “back of the week”. The Bobcat speedster scored the only touchdown and carried the ball for the most offensive yardage. i