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

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u T1113 1931 BISON N Q11 1 .111 ' thd E ,1, :Zi'u' a3s$ 1 3 aaidfm. cg. 1Qsmsg 13.1 1.45: Ma1'g'131et Jones was a peace ax'bitlator between France and Eng- la11d.She evidently enjovs it. Betty Jones was the fiist woman 11011e1 1101 of l1e1 beloved state of Iowa. Rollin Scott was the sole su1'.1'ivoi of a group of persons 11111112 lectures 011 How to keep 'Il1at School Gill Complexion. Harriet Plank had become a well known dramatic actress. Herman Pieper was the head of the scl1ool-fo1' well trained yodelers. Neil Osborn, Oliver Smith. Gerald W'ilson and Harold Zamzow had been deported to the Fourth Dimension for l1otl1e1'i11o people o1e1' the radio. Howe1er. it is possible that they will he brought back as they are causing a great deal of dist111'ba11Ce theie Rudolph komln'ink-how well. I remember hi111--l1ad become a very ahseut-minded song writer. He started alom1 this line bv t1'1i1151' 1 to change the number four to six in the C. C. H. S. 50111:, '1 he Old -.18 Rose and the Green. Kenneth Levene hadhccome a prosperousair bus man and with his wife, the former Opal Rice, was living in Florida. 3e1'11a1'cl McHargue had become a second Knute Rockne. Helen McMillan and. Elfie Ree1es were in London studvinge early English Histo1'1 and Literature Virginia N1else11 was operating a home for lost animals, a very humanitarian work. Rosemary Kombrink and Harriet NIcCullouoh were both well known sinfrers over the radio. Rosemary was representing Smitlh Stephen Soap C01, owned by Harry Smith and' Joe Stephen. 1K'l1ile Harriet was the entertainer for the Carol MacKay i1Beauty Culture hour. I couldnit find. any particulars about Ruby Land, though it was rumored that she was married and living in Hawaii. 111121 Lear and Lucille Yarno were columnists in the Star , a paper owned and edited by Vera- Snodgrass. The two girls were advisors 011 iiHow to Keep a Home and liHow to Cook What Your Husband 141GC5,, ' . 1 . s 1 ' Jane Scudcler was a member of a light opera company which was making a tour of' the universe. Marjorie VVilleman was the worlds best known all around woman athlete. Forrest Rose was giving free lectures to High School pupils on How to Stay Awake During Study Hours. 1VVhat do you suppose Leona Shirley was doing? She had he- come a private nurse for injured air mail' pilots. Lela Snodgrass was a very popular author, having written several books 011 VXVhy One Should Not Marly Young 15-: 1 L U 51 mmmc1 . Lg'xj , JEUVGVUiVUEUUUVUViu UV :1 V5 r g, 0131350153?UVUVUVUVU?U'i'UVUVU?UVUEUGGQUgGEU a e 010

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'Don'ald Chandler iwills his dignified appezuance and manners to Wayne Pl 1:111k, hoping that W'ayne will profit by them. - Lois Cherry leaves her cheery smile to the Juniors to make their W alter Cudney wills his height to Delbelt Mesuer 1xe1111eth Clayton leaves his ability to make Government Upper C1cdit reports to his sister Gwendolyn. Ixarl Comstock lea1' es his nick- name to little hPetell Lear. Ruby Cowell leaves her studious manner to those who need it Marie Cuduey wills her curly hair to Pearl Boelts, for Pearl would Fred Davis wills his size to Dale Booher hopin'r that Dale will thllis Dorshimcr lea1es her reallv readable writing to futu1e News XVi'iting classes. P. S. This will save the editor 5 eyesight Halsey Drinkall wills his blother his place as a Senior and wishes Esthe1',E:1to11,v11'ills her blond hair to some brunette who would Gerald Erickson wills his ilchde like appearance to Ella Mo-I I Rexford Ferris wills his bashfulness to all 1101s who should be. ,Mildred FieSelman leaves her smile to Florence Kozal. Fern Funk and Pearl Moherg leave their f1ie11dsl1ip to any other two gills who would like to be friends that long. G Edward Carlson wills his persistence to 1'e111ai11Iafter school to wElmer Galusha leaves his place as cheer leader to George Little. Eunice Good leaves her absence marks to the whole school. - Amy Hensley 1ea1' es her ability as :1 student to all those with XVilma'Held leaves her place as :1 Senior to Neil XVillhoft. Thelma Hill has acquired the Scotch instinct from IRoscoe and Fred Hess leaves his football suit to Bobbie Davis hoping he Betty Jenkins leaves her place in the Normal Training class to 'Elton Johnson leaves his sense of humor to all coming high school students, he says they will need it in order'to getvthrough. Nofma Johnson'leaves he1' typing ability to next years senior d a Cl .1 .q THE 1931 BISON 1. C1 , . 1 1a. C3 a C3 G G senior years brighter. a C3 in c: d C2 a. C3 most. 1:; C' d. like to have curly hair. a G f110111111 to it. 1a: Cl q G CEI- hi111 luck. g G like it. G 1:1; heig'. C3 in; G 1'11 CE 1c. E CI :3 I. eeI. Richards. 1:1? CE Nlay George Icheer a little harder. a G g; averages below 75. C3. .1; 63 11011 t leave anything. 'Q C; will fill it out in just proportions. Ci cc; C3 Kenneth Cantrall. 1e - C1 1'1 1:: C: class. 4:1 C3 ad CZ: 1d Cl 9 C3 ,. d 20 as G iii IrmcIy-VISW i l w v UVUFBEUQUFGFUEQFQ?UVUVUVUEUVUVUVUUUVUVUVUVUVUVUVUVU'U'U'U'nvm