Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

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ii-ciub • • • T-Shirt Sale Helps Pay OH weights The H-Club at HHS enjoyed a very profitable year In 84-85. When the boy’s basketball team made It to the State Tournament again this year, the H-Club decided to sell T-Shirts to the fans traveling to Lincoln. The sale went very well, as most Greyhound fans bought the shirts to wear at the Tournament. With the money they raised on the sale, the H-Club paid off the remainder of what they owed on the weights they purchased two years ago. They are now looking to work toward purchasing a hip sled, which would aid in the weight training of athletes in all sports at HHS. 1. Jim and Barry display the buttons they wore for National Education Week 2 Duane sizes up Kevin Hallam with a T-shirt sold by the H-Club for the State Basketball Tournament. 3. Barry looks to see if there's an extra, extra, extra, extra small shirt in the box for Kendall. 4. Brent. Curt. Curt, and Clark enjoyed a crowded, but relaxing whirlpool. H-CLUB OFFICERS - Front Row: Kelly Warnken. Concessions Chairman; Curt Bauer. Secretary-Treasurer Back Row; Brent Hlnrlchs. Vice President; Bryon Casper. President. H-CLUB 11

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f.B.L.A. Goat Rattle a surprise Success F.B.L.A. Officers • Susan Pollock. Vice President; Joanl Sanders. President; Brenda Swarthout. Treasurer; Bryon Casper. Secretary. 1. Mr Fisher checks out the goat that the F. B. L. A. rattled off at one of Hildreth's home basketball game; 2. Kahla and Kent Nelson show their excitement upon winning their very own goat. 3. Joani and Adrienne rest in their hotel room at the F.B.L.A. Convention In Omaha. Future Business Leaders of America is an organization which many students across the country participate in each year in hopes of one day becoming a leader in their own community. The Hildreth Chapter of F.B.L.A. decided to try something slightly different this year to raise money for their organization. They sold raffle tickets to people who wished to give a “friend” of theirs a goat as first prize. People could buy as many tickets as they wished, then they could write the name of the person on the ticket that they wanted to receive the goat. Goat insurance could also be purchased by those not wanting to receive the goat In the raffle. The raffle was a tremendous success, as everyone had a good laugh while supporting the F.B.L.A. Members again this year traveled to Omaha in the spring for the Annual F.B.L.A. Convention. They listened to many speakers and attended workshops on continuing their business interests after high school. The organization was again sponsored this year by Miss Hill. 10 F.B.L.A.

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Science Fair Future IMS Scientists Bring Home The Awards This years Annual Science Fair was a great success again, as many students in grades K-12 participated in the Fair. The best projects from the secondary students were also invited to compete in other Statewide Fairs, including the Franklin and Hastings Science Fairs. Brenda Swarthout again had an outstanding year as she was named the overall winner at both Fairs. By winning these Fairs, Brenda qualified to present her project at Nebraska Wesleyan University and at the National Science Fair in Shreveport, Louisiana. There she was awarded Scholarships from various organizations, and the Hildreth Public School was recognized for their excellence in the area of Science with money awarded to the School. The following students participated in the Franklin and Hastings Fair and returned home with many awards: Dan Benz, Brenda Casper, Bryon Casper, Monica Cole, Wanda Dallmann, Amy Jo DeJonge, Kim Evers, Janelle Harms, Tim Hays, Brent Hinrichs, Carol Hogeland, Leann Johnsdn, Heike Klein, Janel Kruse, Russell Largent, Tami Lindau, Mary Pollock, Brad Quadhamer, Jerel Sanders, Darren Schenk, Becky Schwartz, Scott Schwartz, Ronda Soker, Brenda Swarthout, Kelly Warnken, and David Fuerst - Alternate. 12 SCIENCE FAIR