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

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uniors 43:55 1934 5'L'3 Z,, J' 'gi 7 5, 9? l 57 ' sf-'it' , - 2- -- - E... '3'f::,Qff2 I , ELAINE MARQUIS VON MARR WARD NELSON HAROLD NEUHOFEL DORIS NIELSEN MARCIA NEIL NORDSTEDT JOAN PATTERSON LYNN PERSONS LORRAINE PETERSEN CHARLES HEBER PHARES HARRY POWELL KATHLEEN POWELL RUBY PRESSLER CLAIR RANKIN LLOYD REED GERALD REEVES JESSIE RELPH MARGARET RIDDLEMOSER CARL SCHNEIDERHEINZ DOROTHY SCOTT OTHO SHIRLEY MABEL SMITH HAROLD STUBBE JEAN TRAVIS DOROTHY WEATHERLY JULIA WEEKS DAVID WIDMAN BETTY WILLEMAN HAMLIN WYMAN JOSEPHINE YARNO Y I

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52, ZQQHW, life l934 4' 2 'Q f a' . , ' vi.. E I,EfLfi V1 1-4 T , J 1 I7 r g ' ' 'A-asf -' uniors RACHEL HOSKINS DEWAIN HENDERSON AUGUST HOLTORF MARTHA HOLTORF ELLSWORTH HOWE EINER JOHNSON DAVID JONES LOIS JOYCE IRENE LARSON TED LITTLE WILMA LYON VICTOR McCLURE IRENE McHARGUE JAMES McMAHON DALE McMILLAN GERALDINE ABEL MARIE ALCORN GENEVA BAKER FLORICE BELLIN WILLARD BLACK DWIGHT BOELTS GLADINE CULBERTSON CECIL DICKERSON KATHLEEN DREDGE MARJORIE DREDGE PHLIIP DUFFY HARDIN EOFF ELWIN FERRIS NAOMA FOSTER DOROTHY GLEASON

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ra fi 7? YZ SOpl'lOIT1OI'CS and Freshmen The freshmen enter high school filled with much interest, attended with uncertainty as to what they should do and how they should do it. To them, high school offers many opportunities for various lines of effort which are furthered and developed in the sopho- more year. While some of the more aggressive freshmen participate in the high school activities, it is the sophomores who find themselves more confident, and therefore more able to take advantage of the training which is available to broaden their abilities in lines other than those found in their academic subjects. Early in September, the two classes met and organized for the year. The sopho- mores elected for their officers the very able and enthusiastic Ruth French as President, the equally peippy Maxine Clayton as Vice-President, the popular Howard Hein as Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors who were elected were Miss Kukral and Mr. Tuning. Likewise, last but not least, the freshmen with their verdant hues, after due deliber- ation, selected as their class leaders the ever-eflicient Allan Martin as their President, the studious Catherine Schipmann as Vice-President, the capable Bill Thompson as Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors elected to guide their hesitating steps were Miss Connell and Miss Hazzard. Top RowfMiss Kukral, Maxine Clayton, Ruth French, Howard Hein, Mr. Tuning. First Row-AMiss Connell, Catherine Schipinann, Allan Martin, Bill Thompson, Miss Hazzard.