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

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x23 f ' pr 1934 f fffl 212:-, 514' -if 5' i fifii f- .1 Seniors who dici no! have their pictures taken JACK PATTERSON Loquacious EVERETT R. POWER Pleasant Plwsicznl Etlumtifm l. 25 Fmmtlvzlll 3: ul! Vvfunlt Bw Luni1Nrmw 4. Seniors TOM WHALEY Impetuous Hi-Y 2, Sq Orchestra 23 Clue Club 3. DALE WILDER Ingenious A Lucky Brcaku 33 Fuotlwall 3, 4: Honor Society 35 Annual Staff 1, 4. V DONALD WILLETS Candid Football 3, 45 Baslcntlwull 3, 43 A Lucky Brcakl' 3g An' nunl Stuff 4. THELMA WYMAN Composed Oflicc Practice 43 Girl Ri-serxcs 3, 4. MARGARET YOUNG Petite Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4g Honor Society Z, g A Lurky lircnkm Eg String Quartet 4, HARLAN ZAMZOW Worthy HifY 2, 3, 43 HifY President -45 A Lucky Break 3g Glcu Club 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 4g Band 4g Up in the Airi' 4, ORVAL RIGGS jocular HifY Z, 3, 4, F, F, A. 1, 2.

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fe 9 , 1934 Q5 1 td! Li, ,ZZ A , 1, Seniors CHARLOTTE PETERS Serene Hmm' lfcnnnlnirs Clulw l. 2, -4: l7r:un:nitS l, 2. 3. GEORGE PIERCE Friendly CHARLOTTE REEVES Zealous llfllm' l'r:n'tin' 4: Annual Stall, 4. HARRY RICE Dimdent XYn-stlxng 2: Phvsical lld1n'atmn 2 BESSIE RICE Unassuming llnnn- Ernnnlnlcs Club 'lg Pcnmanslxip 3. RUTH ROSS Vivacious Ulm- Club 2, 3, -Og Small Vocal Groups 3, -lg A Lucky lln-ak Eg Annual Stall 43 Up xn tlxr Airu 43 Th-: Fannly Upmrairsv 4. PEARL SCOTT Diligenf Normal Training Clulv 31 flirl Rrsnrvcs 4. PHIL SEVERANCE Laudable F. F. A. l. lg Honor Sncivty 2: HifY Z. 3, 4, EVA SMITH Industrious Nnrlnal Training Clnlu W, 43 Hnnn' lfcnnnnxics Clulv l. Z. LLOYD TORGERSON Dropped ALICE WATSON WhO16SOID6 Khrl Reserves Z. 3. -lg Urchusrra Z. 3. -lg Strung Quartcr 4: A Lucky llrralxl' 3: Hnnux' Sncicty Y ' wn.1.1AM R. WATSON Philosophical Annual Staff 3, .

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,934 9 uf Qff? ,V ,L v F. , . tn: flu- - ' 1 LlI1lOI'S l l 1 DE WAIN HENDERSON President I l l HVIARIAN BLUE , , Vice President TYNDALE DAVIS , , Secretary-Treasurer ELAINE LEEKA . , Sponsor EMMA LEE MAUL . Sponsor 0 ' 1 r :lf al' The junior Class, sixty-four in number, has enjoyed a successful school year. During this period many members of the class have distinguished themselves as individuals or in groups in connection with various school organizations and activities, including the Band, Orchestra, Boys Glee Club, Girls Glee Club, The High School Operetta, Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, Junior Honor Society, Football, and Basketball. 'lihe Junior Class Play, UA Paragraph for Lunch, was directed by Miss Williams and very successfully presented by a fine cast of twelve. The Juniors carried off honors at the High School Carnival by crowning both junior candidates, DeWaii1 Henderson and Grace Elaine lVlarquis, as King and Queen of the Carnival. On April 23, the Juniors entertained ther Seniors at a Modernistic Banquet-Prom. 'lihis was the most outstanding social event of the year. ' .A