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

 - Class of 1937

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Page 11 text:

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Section One Peter Pioneer’s description of the school as he found it on his visit in the early fall.

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Page 10 text:

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FOREWORD Realizing that the history of Custer County is rich in interesting material, and believing that many of the students and residents here are not familiar with this history, we have chosen the pioneer theme in the hope that it will be of interest to our readers. During the years 1874 to 1880, there was a general movement of people to Nebraska. These people drifted west slowly —by covered wagons and other crude means of transportation, and many of them settled in Custer County. Some of them, discouraged by the hard winters, blizzards, drouths, floods, and the continual struggle for existence, left the vicinity to make their homes elsewhere. But others braved the hostile conditions and stayed on—to make their homes in this country and to bring up their children here. A number of their descendants are living near here at this time. Peter Pioneer is a purely mythical character, who, in our imaginations, has returned to the scene of his former days and is visiting the school which he finds here. We are attempting to give the impressions that he might receive. Section I of the book is his description of the school as he found it on his visit in the early fall. He is telling his wile about it. Section II is a letter to his daughter, describing his visit during the football season. Section III is a page from the daughter's diary in which she tells of a visit to the school with her father later in the winter. Section TV is a page from a scrapbook, consisting of newspaper clippings associated with the school.

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