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Juniors Hemingford High School's junior class had an active and successful school year, according to class sponsors Carrie Bauder and Mary Stanton. Athletic con- cessions was again the class' major undertaking, raising the money needed to put on the annual prom banquet and dance. This year's juniors did an outstanding job of putting the prom together, commented Mrs. Stanton. With a lot of planning and hard work, the class had prom decorating done with plenty of time to spare, she added. Juniors were instructed in Cardio-Pulmonary Resucitation (CPR) during the final week of school. Members of the local fire department taught the class, which has become an annual event at the high school. Class officers for the year included Lance Kotschwar (president), Kent Prochazka (vice-president), Johnna Shepard (secretary). Bill Schock (treasurer), Brad Hansen and Karla Kresl (student council representatives). 1 2
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1 — Robyn Morriss check her figures os she completes a problem in accounting class. 2—Fourth graders Faron Schock and Ricky Puita work math problems on a computer with assistance from Rex Horstman. 3—At the prom banquet, Sue Gasseling, Kim Wiggins, Michelle Chaney and Michelle Delsing enjoy the after dinner entertainment. 4 5—Seniors share a few nervous moments prior to the start of commencement exercises. 6—Jeff Bickford and Gasseling prepare a computer for use in Ed Planansky’s computer class. 7—The senior class celebrates the culmination of thirteen years of elementary and high school study. SENIORS—at left: Anita Kulas, Robyn Morriss, Tom Phillips. At right: Tracy Prochaika, Terry Town®, Kim Wiggins. 11
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1— Johnno Shopord and Karla Kresl carefully measure wall paper during prom decorating. 2— In preparation for the prom dance. Dave Conroy tapes up decorations. 3—Lynn Hooper and Kresl serve popcorn to customers at the junior concession stand. 4—After taping a reserve football game, Jeff Garber descends from the crow's nest. 5—Conroy, Randy Wood and Brad Hansen (the Blues Brothers ) cheer for the faculty during a basketball game bet- ween faculty and students. 6—Junior class president Lance Kotschwar takes the spotlight with one of the prettier members of the Ber- nard Family. JUNIORS—First row: Ken Burgin, Dave Conroy. Kris Craig, Chris Cullan. Second row: Kathy Cullan. Jeff Garber, Brad Hansen. John Hatterman, Lynn Hooper. Third row: G.B. Hopper, Theo Hudson, Ron Jespersen, Lance Kotschwar, Karla Kresl. 13
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