Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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ANNUAL STAFF Faculty Advisor Franki.in J. I.fwis Editor Assistant Editor George Lambert Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager Kenneth Myers Socials Jokes Doris Wilson Calendar Girls’ Athletics and Snapshots .... Wilma Keener Boys’ Athletics A. J. S. and Lewis B Girls’ Smith-Hughes Ruth Lowder Boys’ Smith-Hughes . Donald Dietz Art Editor Madeline Brown Dramatic Editors L. B. and Albert See Normal Training Reporters Rosalind Fair Freshman .... Mildred McGraw Milton Roskbkrry Sophomore .... Newell Jayner Grace Sydenham Junior • • • • I.orne Beck I .EON A EvERETTE Page 8

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H D 0 f A i V E V 1 v • 0 if 7 ■ COURTHOUSE The Custer County Court House is situated in the City of Broken Bow and it is conceded to he one of the finest Court Houses in the State of Nebraska. Its plain and simple style of architecture appeal to all who have seen the building. It is surrounded by a beautiful lawn and many shade trees which afford many possibilities of rest during the hot summer. Page 7

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HISTORY OF THE ANNUAL STAFF HE annual staff of The 1922 Broken Bow began its work early in the year. We thought that by doing this, we might save ourselves some extra work as the school year drew near its close. We commenced by having staff meetings every Wednesday at 3:45. We continued in these meetings until every member knew his assigned work for the year. We went to work with a will and we were promised fair sailing. Along toward the last of the year the staff feels that it has done a good year's work. We submit this book to the consideration of the students of Broken Bow High School. You know that we have tried our best and we hope that in looking over this book you will not criticize it for its faults but will just remember that the Annual Staff and Senior Class of 1922 have tried their best to give you a book which will merit your appreciation. And when in later years you look back over the book you can remember the doings and sayings of the Students of Broken Bow High School 1922, both wise and otherwise. —Ed. ’22. Page 9