Central City High School - Bison Yearbook (Central City, NE)

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MISS HELEN F. HAND Music and English MISS BEULAH DEXTER Assistanl Principal Latin and Mathematics MISS ELSIE BELSCHNER German and English W. C. HARPSTER Principal Chemistry and Makhematics A4 CRACO Superinlendenl Normal Training Agriculture and Pedagogy J. H. JONES Science and Athletics MISS JESSIE CONNE'LL Commercial Work MISS BLANCHE EADS History and Civics MISS MAUDE COODWIN Normal Training and Art

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WEDICA TION To the New High School Building, whose convenience and modern equipment have been an inspiration in our work, we afectionately dedicate this book. - THE EDITORS.

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e--vug 5' 5' 4' 1' MQ u- u. M- THE FACULTY .9: 1-: 3: i 3: E know that it is due to the Faculty W to make or restrain the growth of a school, and it cannot be denied that we have the best Faculty this year that Central City H. S. has ever had. They have loyally supported us in every phase of stu- dent life, and they have always been ready to give assistance to any worthy proposition that the students wished to forward. Central City High School has grown enor- mously the past decade, and we are sure it is due to the Faculty that it has so developed with- in itself as it has during the present year. Nu- merous organizations have been started during the past twelve months. Clubs have been organ- ized for each department, and also a Y. W. C. A., each for the purpose of promoting enthusiasm and high school spirit, which results in a friend- ly rivalry that is necessary to keep the school alive. The question comes before us, why have we been able to form these organizations and make the growth we have? We ask you to glance at the pictures of the Faculty with,respect. They are the instruments that have built up C. C. H. S. They are the ones who have set the pace for us, which is toward the growth of our school and which we are going to follow. The school year is drawing to a close too soon, for we truly regret that we must part with these our friends. Some of us are leaving, not to return again, but the memories of the pleasant days, and the delightful friendships between '1 teachers and pupils during the year 1914-15, will always remain with us. In parting we make one wish: Come back, one and all, next year.