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

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Can you think of another year or another time to be graduating that promises more excitement, more opportunity or more future than 1974? We've just finished a year that saw the end of the draft, that saw the United States get out of conflict abroad. We've just started a year that promises a more humanistic society, a government with less corruption and an attitude in our citizens that indicates optimism. Not that we haven't had and won’t continue to have problems, but you'll have a bona fide opportunity to plan your own futures with less negativism than young people have experienced for several decades, in 1974, the generation gap is being put into an enlightened perspective and I have a hunch tnat by the time you and your classmates achieve your individual futures, you’ll have helped make this troubled world a more desirable place for young people, for all of us, to be. Dr. Foster, Superintendent Congratulations to the staff of the 1974 WARRIOR. You have done a fine job capturing a true picture of life in BBHS. I am sure you will bring many hours of pleasure from the memories recorded here . I would like to commend the seniors on a very good year, may you always treasure your time in BBHS. I also encourage the underclassmen to m a k e every effort to build a sound foundation for the future. Do your best today and reap the benefits tomorrow. Good Luck, Keith Wade, Prin. Congratulations to the graduating class of 1974. May all of your endeavors in the future be successful. Louis Stithem, Vice-Principal, Dir. of Activities

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DR. A. L. JONES President MR. ROYCE FERGUSON Vice-President MR. HOWARD HANSON Secretary MR. CHARLES GILES Treasurer Board Of Education MRS. NAOMI ARMSTRONG DR. FRED KOTTEMEYER

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In Appreciation The members of the Annual Staff would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to Mr. JOE CUPL, in liis last year associated with the WARRIOR. For more than two decades he has contributed countless hours and given many helpful suggestions to the number of students who have participated in putting the annual together. Anyone who has worked on the annual knows that patience and cooperation are needed to make it successful. MR. CUPL has made all this possible. A lthough this is but a small token of our gratitude, we extend our sincerest thanks to you, MR. CUPL. - Past and Present Staffs, LAUREL WRIGHT - Editor RHONDA WHITESEL - Co-Editor 10