McCook High School - Bison Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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f l -if L The flow of printer's ink and adjectives from room 11 each day illustrate the amount of energy and time spent by the members of the BISON STAFF in publishing the school newspaper. The staff, which consists of members of the journalism class, devotes several hours each week to securing news with sufficient reader interest to warrant publication in the bi-weekly school organ, The Bison. The past year, the staff has enjoyed the supervision and instruction of Mr. Hennigan and under his guidance has succeeded in improving the paper. The ap- pearance of the publication on alternate Fridays adds immeasurably to school life and represents a big piece in the development of student interest in school affairs. The part played by members of the Bison staff in assembling a picture of high school life is great and one which merits increased support. BISON STAFF Edztor ,,t,t,,,, ,,.,tc.,, ,, ,, ,Bob Hainey ,, ,Lois Roedel Erma Williams , , Lila Mapes ,,,Bob Morris Keith Chapel Mr. Hennigan Assistant Ed. Y, , News Ed. ,tt,.,t,,ttt ,,,t, , Feature Ed. ,, 7 ,, Sporls Elf. 7 Circulation ., , Afivisor ,VVV. H , ,.

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I ff a ww Xe S6009 Mcllmm' h 5 r0W C Shen Alice Hiviafaqgesta Dmnel 'Y ir C89 8 ex' Ke NEISOH 15 ROS X H Herrmann E igxot Donaxd Miglia Leonard lohn on net row He e Stev- HT' Karr ll' Humvlmes joe 0 KN ey Yxobfffl Innes is-S on Bob Ham jon Daws it NAM I the NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE am another part of the puzzle which forms the McCook senior high school My life 15 scattered throughout the Umted States but the portlon in McCook high school IS an interesting one I have seen many students start down the path of forenslc work and I have seen them pass to the highest glory for MHS I hope those who have entered forensic work will fmd something which will help them reach the highway of success For that IS my Job to set a goal for the future Each year I have had several individuals help me ln guiding the forensic work This year Miss Humphries has acted as guidance counselor along with Stew Karrer and Pat Mcllmoyle who direct my life as presldent and uce president Bob Halnev has taken over the statistical part of my life Alice Hiatt has charge of recording the honors awarded MHS Joe Moran has served as sergeant-at-arms. I would like to thank all of the students, teachers, and others who have made my life possible in your school. I hope I have given you the help needed to make a success of your life. I , 1 D ! E

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l6'is014 Horrzzl ' Flrst row Slgflfl Lewl Pat Kltchen Sandra Drake Carol john on Pat 'Horan Barbara 'Neu mann Second row Betty Breland DIXIC Stevens Don Lleberth Mr Armstron Cornell Clapp Jeanle Taylor Helen Herrmann Tlurd row Cary xI9ll'lll'l er Dan Grubb Lamolne Carmlchael Rodney Walker Bob Pre t Bob Harney One two three sllde one two three Yes that s rlght That 1s one of the ma1n phrases heard at the BISON CORRAL dances at the YMCA on Frrdax mghts and after games durmg the school year The commlttee has reorganized thrs sear under a new constltutlon and under the sponsorshlp of C H Chlll Armstrong has he come one of the leadlng QOC13l dance groups of the school OFFICERS of the group are Slgfld Lewls presldent lVler1t Bell uce presldent and Helen Herrmann treasurer ' I 5' A large after game crowd enjoys a teenage sponsored B1son Corral