Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

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Adminisiraiion, School Board Changing Our School lo Ned Tomorrow’s Needs Once again in 1984-85, the Administration at HHS showed the leadership which is necessary in meeting today’s and tomorrow’s need in educa- tion. During the past school year, the Nebraska Legislature voted in many new educational requirements, including one which carefully regulates the amount of time spent by each student in the classroom. Our Administration and school board worked very hard throughout the past year, learning and understanding the new laws and regulations, to assure that the transition here would be a smooth one. Through their dedication and efforts, students at HHS can expect another fine school year next fall. HILDRETH SCHOOL BOARD: Jerry Quadhamer. Maxine Johnson. Ron Kruse. Douq Mietzner. Wayne Hlnrlchs. Roberta Schwartz. Superintendent Principal Gary E. Fisher Rodney E. Boss 1. Mr. Fisher attempts to make a state basketball T-shirt sale to these unsuspecting guests in the office. 2. Mr Boss shows his versatility as he assists In taping ankles prior to a Greyhound basket- ball workout 3 Mr Fisher shows Mary how to place the student's grades into the computer's memory. 4 HHS faculty members had some fun making a human cake out of Mr Boss during this state basketball pep rally. ADMINISTRATION-SCHOOL BOARD 25

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Mock Trial... Learning The Ins and Outs oi Our Judicial System For the second straight year, the mock trial team finished second in their District behind Alma. This year’s case dealt with the custody of a child. The lawyers for the Greyhound team were Wanda Dallman, Brenda Swarthout, Becky Schwartz, and Cathy Fecht. Brent Hinrichs, Jill Hinrichs, and Susan Pollock, served as witnesses. In Kearney County Court, the Hildreth team defeated the mock trial team from Axtell, then lost a very controversial match to Alma for the championship. Later, in Franklin County Court, the Hildreth team avenged their earlier loss by defeating Alma in an exhibition match. The mock trial effort was helped out by Coach Rod Boss and Attorney John Jelkin. 1 The 1984-85 Mock Trial team grins over their successful win over Axtell In the semifinals of Oistricts. 2. Mr. Boss, team coach, and John Jelkin. team lawyer, give members a motivational speech before the last few minutes of the trial. 3. Acting as a witness. Susan Pollock defends her son. who Is fighting for custody of his son 4 Brenda smiles confidently prior to the mock trial match with Axtell. 5 As Becky drills the plantiffs, Brenda and Wanda launch a new plan of attack 24 MOCK TRIAL

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Doug Baughman Social Studies, Coaching Faculty Experience Helps Students Excell Martha Deist Title I Reading Carol Duncan English, Speech, Plays William Eidam Guidance Counselor Robert Hays Math, Computer Science, Problem Solving Leah Hill Business, P.E., Coaching Leona Hitchcock Librarian Randy Lienemann Science Dennis Mietzner Industrial Arts Tammy Pollard English, Math, Problem Solving Mike Skrovan Instrumental, Vocal Music, Annual June Stratman Art, Home Economics Bill Surface P.E., Driver’s Ed, Coaching Julie Tarr Resource 26 FACULTY