Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

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Members: (back row) Janelle Harms, Duane Day, Clark Bauer, Brenda Casper, Adrienne Benz. (Front row) Chris Eynon, Amy Hinrichs, Carol Hogeland, Darren Schenk, Catherine Fecht, Amy Jo DeJonge, Barry Schmidt. This year National Honor Society had the pleasure of reinstating and installing the Red Cloud National Honor Society Chapter. The Society made up of President Adrienne Benz, Vice President Brenda Casper, Secretary Janelle Harms, Treasurer Clark Bauer, and News Reporter Duane Day installed 10 new members into the Red Cloud Chapter. On Wednesday, March 19, seven new members were initiated into the Hildreth High School National Honor Society Chapter. To become a member of NHS one must have a grade point average of 90% or above and show service to their community, scholarship, good character and good citizenship. The new members for 1986 are Amy Jo DeJonge, Chris Eynon, Cathy Fecht, Amy Hinrichs, Carol Hogeland, Darren Schenk, and Barry Schmidt. For these seven new members, National Honor Society is a recognition long deserved for their 7 hard work and efforts.

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MfH Hildreth’s one act play Memori- al” was a very successful one. The cast placed second in competition at the conference contest. Hildreth hosted the District One Act Play Contest on January 22nd. At this competition, seven schools com- peted for the chance to compete at the State Contest. Hildreth once again was runnerup. Shelly Swarthout portrayed Mrs. Connor and Duane Day played her husband. The couple had lost their only son to war. They, their daughter, Leann Johnson, and their son's former fiance, Adrienne Benz, gather to watch the Memorial Day Parade and recall Billy. Without warning, Billy, Jay Halsted, reap- pears to attempt to know his family. The cast did a superior job and thank Mrs. Duncan for all her hard work. For the third year in a row, the mock trial team from Hildreth High School finished second in their district behind Alma. This year’s case dealt with sexual discrimination. The lawyers for the Greyhound team were Shelly Swarthout, Tarcia Frerichs and Brenda Casper. Adrienne Benz and Duane Day served as witnesses. In Phelps County Court, Hildreth defeated the Loomis mock trial team, and then lost to Alma for the right to go on to State Competition. The mock trial effort was helped out by Coach Rodney Boss and Attorney John Jelkin. (Back row) Adrienne Benz, Linda Bunger, Duane Day, Sponsor, Mr. Rodney Boss. (Front row) Shelly Swarthout, Brenda Casper, Tarcia Frerichs. 6

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MEMBERS: (back row) Chris Eynon, Jay Halsted, Darren Schenk, Clark Bauer. (Third row) Amy DeJonge, Tarcia Frerichs, Michele Pollock. (Second row) Cathy Fecht, Ronda Soker, Adrienne Benz, Shelly Swarthout. (Front row) Mr. Mahler, sponsor, Janelle Flarms, Linda Bunger, Brenda Casper. 1. Catherine Fecht and Brenda Casper can't believe whose ticket won the goose at the F.B.L.A. raffle. 2. Darren Schenk, Clark Bauer, Brenda Casper, Catherine Fecht, Adrienne Benz, Ronda Soker, and Shelly Swarthout gather around the ticket table during the raffle. Future Business Leaders of America is an organization in which many students across the country participate each year in hopes of one day becoming leaders in their own community. The Hildreth Chapter of F.B.L.A. sponsored a goose raffle. The raffle was a tremendous success as everyone enjoyed buying tickets for their “friends and having a good laugh. The Chapter also held a Soup Supper to earn enough money for State Convention in Omaha. In the spring four members: Brenda Casper, Jay Halsted, Shelly Swarthout and Tarcia Frerichs, along with Mr. and Mrs. Mahler, traveled to Omaha for a convention. They listened to many speakers and attended workshops on continuing their business interests after high school. Everyone enjoyed the Convention very much. OFFICERS: Adrienne Benz - vice president, Brenda Casper president, Linda Bunger - treasurer, Ronda Soker - secretary.