Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Academics Besides upholding school spirit with class cheers and hall decorations, the students learned from their instructors and through convocations and assem- blies. With a foreign exchange teacher from Scotland on the teaching staff, many classes gained knowledge, not only from bookwork, but also from one with a different cultural background. This ad- ded incentive and the usual competition to establish one's class as the best, provided the proof that the Cats were Alive in '85. 4...Academics

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Dawn brings light to seniors; ready for future Senior Class officers were President—Jennifer Delsing; Vice-president—Diane Conroy; Secretary—Cynthia Jensen; Treasurer—Jeannette Ward; and Student Council Representatives—Pete Cullan and Shelly Prochazka. Class Sponsors were Miss Pam Jacobsen, Miss Barb Zurn and Mr. Lyle Fodnes. In 1984-85 the seniors had the smallest class at Hemingford High School with eight boys and 12 girls. They decided on a pink rose for class flower, and pink and gray as their colors. Their class song was Hard Habit to Break by Chicago. Among the memories they will treasure include winning the Homecoming hall decoration contest for two years in a row, and the Accounting party culminating a year of concentrated study in accounting practices. Now that the memories of the Class of '85 have reached their horizon, they have found the light of life. This light will always guide them on their way. In times to come, they will separate, and each will find his own fate, but no matter where they go or how they strive, they will always be the Class of '85. When the school year came to an end, the seniors left with happy and sad memories of HHS, and in their minds forever, they cherished the words of their class motto: The dawn has brought us this far; where will the sunset take us? 6...Academics