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

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THE IUNIOR CLASS Class Party The Junior Class was busy absorbing Physics, Geometry and English the first part of the year, but social activities were not to be forfeited, however, as shown by the'lp'aurtyahelidlih' the High Sch-Qo'l- Gym December 11. Everyone entered intothe gamewith much enthusiasm and the evening was enjoyably spent by all. Refreshments were then served, during which time Mary Heaton read ttWatermelon Stockings and Adrian Farnham and Harry Hughes played several pieces on mouth harps. The party broke up at the appointed time and everyone was glad he had come. Rallies The second rally 0f the football year, the game with G. 1., was put in the hands of the Juniors. The rally was cleverly arranged and por- trayed. Scene IeMiss Victory, Wilma Irwin, was being wooed by Grand Island and Central City. The winner of the game was to wed Victory, as a reward. Scene IIeThe game was fought, and won by Duane Woods, Central City. Scene 111+The wedding took place at once and John Mathieson, Grand Island, sulked and administered to his injuries during the ceremony. The J uniors were given the Genoa Indian basketball rally. The idea