Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

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4 Everyone got a bang out of the Homecoming pep rally, especially Susan and Curtis. 5. Kendall’s trust In Ronda diminishes as she shaves the balloon filled with water 6. Jill and Becky start up Hero, the robot who they programmed to show his Greyhound 7 Adrienne. Brenda. Susan and Amy Jo take time out from the intensity of a game to act normaH?) for the camera 8. The pep club rallies the crowd to Its feet during district basketball play. PEP CLUB 21

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Pep chip • • • Keeping The Spirit Alive! OFFICERS - First Row: Leann Johnson (Conces- sion Chairman), Cathy Fecht (Concession Chair- man), Linda Bunger (Merit Recorder). Second Row: Adrienne Benz (Treasurer), Amy Hinrichs (Secre- tary), Susan Pollock (Vice President), Joani San- ders (President). 1 Christmas Spirit and Greyhound Spirit are brought alive by the cheerleaders at pep rally. 2 Head Cheerleader Shelly Swarthout checks her notes to make sure the pep rally is going as planned. 3. Pep Club members spend many hours working In the concession stand, earning money for their organization. The 1984-85 Pep Club showed people In Hildreth “Where It’s At” through great spirit and dedication to the athletic teams at HHS. Whether the Greyhounds were playing at home, or at a district or state tournament far away, pep club members were always there, bringing the fans to life with their many cheers and chants. Dedication is also shown through the concessions that the Pep Club runs throughout the year at athletic events. Being there to sell candy, hot dogs, popcorn, or pop when it is your turn to work is what being a Pep Club member is all about. Led by President Joani Sanders and the cheerleaders, the Pep Club sponsored many entertaining Pep Rallies for the student body during the past year. Water balloons, robots, reindeer, secret agents, and Santa’s helpers were all a part of the memories Pep Club helped to bring in showing us “Where It’s At”. 20 PEP CLUB

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Problem Solving Slate Bowl Becomes A Tradition SENIOR HIGH PROBLEM SOLVING TEAM ■ Front: Amy DeJonge. Brenda Swarthout, Ronda Soker. Back Heike Klein. Chris Eynon, Susan Pollock. Mr Hays. Once again this year, the H.H.S. problem solvers did very well. The problems of the world that they attempted to solve this year throughout the course of the year were: Drunk Driving, Nuclear Waste, Efficiency of Education, and the Green House Effect. Because all three teams (Elementary, Intermediate Senior) did well on these problems, they all qualified for the state bowl in Kearney, making Hildreth the first school ever to accomplish this. One of the competitions held at the State Bowl was the Skit competition. The senior high team, coached by Mr. Hays, received first place in their division, acting the tale of Dorky (Dorothy) and her dog DoDo (Toto). The elementary team, coached by Miss Laue, received third place in their division, while the Intermediate Team received honorable mention under the direction of Miss Pollard. In the problem competition, the elementary team finished third, while the senior and Intermediate Teams received fourth place in their respective divisions.