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

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Mr Hacob ... the 1957 Annual Staff takes great pleasure in dedicating this Yearbook to you. With it, we are reminded of the many wonderful times we had in and out of school: Band Trips, the Operetta, Navy Stories, School Parties, Band Rehearsals, Original Halftime Stunts, Christmas Vespers, Variety Shows, and even your Science Projects. Memories of your vivacious personality will never be forgotten. May success and happiness remain with you and your family always.

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Superintendent’s Message It is my sincere hope that each Broken Bow student will learn early in life that, In books we have the richest treasures of earth--the super-sifted output of the best minds of all ages. Most students, I'm sure, will get a real thrill and lift out of proems and other similar writings like this one of Claire McClure's: last week. The author sat upon the very throne of truth and used a than a sword. He wrote of youth triumphant, clean and fine. He compassion in each line. He wrote of love, it blossomed like a good soil. He wrote of one, giver of that great trinity of gifts, life, love and beauty; and when he was done, I somehow knew my stumbling feet had trod the trail he'd blazed for me to his friend, God. I wish to congratulate the Warrior Staff and sponsor for this fine Yearbook, and all who have done their best. We go this way but once; so let us each make our journey well worthwhile. We can't go back to get more out of yesterday, last week or last year, so let each of us develop the habit of doing our very best each and every day. Sincerely youts, '‘3ft' As we near the end of another school year I’m sure each of us who has worked hard feels it has been a good year, that we have learned much that will make us better informed, clearer thinking, happier, better contributing citizens. George M. Miller