Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Duo rules park in prom fiesta King Tom Yellow Hair and Queen Carol Wood reigned over the junior-senior prom. Bold Lightning set the mood for the theme Saturday in the Park. The gym was decorated with a fountain, waterfall, pond and foot bridge. The ceiling was done in blue and white streamers. For the first time in many years the high school faculty was invited to the banquet and dance. The highlight of the banquet was a poem and slide presentation for the seniors and a Mark Twain impersonation by Mr. Wally Seiler of Alliance. Prom... 13

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TOP LEFT: Among officers at the prom banquet junior president Doug AAesser- smith gives the welcome. TOP CENTER: People at the dance appear to be enjoying the Saturday in the Park environment. TOP RIGHT: Juniors Peggy Phillips and Toni Kresl paint murals. MIDDLE CENTER: Setting up a transparency for the overhead is Sonya Heinz. BOTTOM LEFT: Prom banquet servers. BOTTOM CENTER: Alice Adamson, Mona Shepard and Julie Elder create a hedge out of napkins. BOTTOM RIGHT: Prom royalty. Attendants—Bob Wood, Doug Duncan, Dave Roes; King—Tom Yellow Hair, Queen—Carol Wood; Attendants—Sonya Heinz, Gailene Horstman and Susan Smith; Crown bearers—Lyle Wurst and Susan Olson. 12 ... Prom

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Hansen, Wood get top awards Kim Hansen was named as Outstanding student at HHS by American Legion Post 9 in honor ceremonies during graduation week. Carol Wood was named as All-round student. Both selections were made by the high school faculty. Citizenship recognition went to Pam Mazanec and Dudley Pro- chazka. The Roes Memorial Sports- manship award was given to Sue Schekall and Tom Yellow Hair. Most Valuable Player nods to seniors included Dudley Procha- zka, football and wrestling; Tom Yellow Hair, cross country and track; Carol Wood, volleyball and Penny Overshiner, track. Kim Hansen was named multi- ple winner—for service as FHA president and pep club president; as top student in home ec and as one of the top 15 in the state for her score on the Betty Crocker national home economics testing program. She was also local winner in the DAR good citizen- ship competition. Senior recipients of the Monsig- nor McDonald awards were Nancy Zeller, Staff; Doug Arm- strong, Science; Kim Hansen, Sportsmanship; and Ellen Adam- son, Citizenship (Perfect Attend- ance). Bruce Foley and Dudley Pro- chazka were named top seniors in yearbook with Dudley Prochazka, Doug Armstrong and Dan Camp- bell receiving dramatics awards for their contributions on the stage technical crews. Kenny Darveau made the highest score, locally, on the national math exam. Sue Schekall took the PE award and Penny Overshiner was recognized for her work in girls' track. 14... Graduation