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

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Pledge This year of our graduation, i 946. marks THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA. THROUGH EFFORTS AND SACRIFICE PEACE HAS ONCE AGAIN COME TO THE WORLD. ... AS THE FUTURE CITIZENS OF THE WORLD WE MUST SHOULDER MANY RESPONSIBILITIES; SUCH AS. THE MAINTAINING AND EXTENDING OF DEMOCRATIC IDEALS. THE PRESERVATION OF PEACE. AND MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE IN WHICH TO LIVE. WE. THE CLASS OF 1946. PLEDGE OURSELVES TO THE FULL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THESE RESPONSIBILITIES. 4 The 1946 Warrior

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Front row—l.ura Lee Best. Charlene Kennedy. Charlene Holcomb. Lois Haverland. Ramona Beavers. Margaret Hill. Back roiv—Bid Stinehagen, Frances Smith, Bill Doty. Lois Nelson. Clair Williams. Genevieve Gray. Clara-belle Hodgin. Inset—Mrs. Schwengle, sponsor. 7L Wi io Warrior Staff Editor Charlene Holcomb Co-Editor Lois Haverland Art Editor Ramona Beavers History Frances Smith Prophecy ..................... Lura Lee Best Will Charlene Kennedy Faculty Lois Nelson Sports Editors Bill Doty, Bid Stinehagen Business Manager Clair Williams T ypists Genevieve Gray, Clarabelle Hodgin, Margaret Hill Sponsor Mrs. Schwengle In spite of difficulties due to the war the Warrior Staff has been able to produce a record of the year’s activities at B. B. H. S. The staff has been a willing one and the tradition of a yearbook has been carried on. B. B. H. S. students will remember with a great deal of pleasure the happenings during their school life—the classes, the activities, the athletic achievements, the friends, and all the happy hours spent in crowded halls and busy class-rooms. With this in mind, the staff has attempted to preserve these memories in this annual. The 1946 Warrior 5