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

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, t'R f; m g I , i , 1 wt v t we 4 i r , MS, . ! KR .. Fwd: 2 V , , v I 13,; j J $74.. If g x2: I . i e ' Y 3 X1. '1th xii: W i XMM ,M 5 m 43 i J; 1J1 , 4 I LOREN W. BUISING SPONSOR LIBBIE KUKRAL SPONSOR ELAINE LEEKA SPONSOR IIARDIN EOFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY College preparatory; Paragraph far Lurch 3; orpheum night 3; honor society 3; football 3, 4; class president 4; Seven Keys to Bnldpate 4; Bison Staff 4. As president of the senior class, Eoffi, has distinguished himself as a leader. DEWAIN HENDERSON College preparatoray; St. Maryis, Grand Island 1; class president 3; Paragraph for Lunch 3; foot- ball 3, 4; basketball 3; class vice-president 4; choir 4; glee c uh 4; business manager, Seven Keys to Baldpatc 4; Bison stall 4. iiDaslf, has certainly impressed those arouul him as being a 15710 athlete, a hard worker, aml, in general, a regular fclloufi. BETTY WILLEMAN College preparatory; glee club 3, 4; choir 4; class secretary-treas- urer 4; Girl Reserves 3, 4, presi- dent 4; small vocal group 4. Bc'ty has that much longed for gift of'making friends. Senior C lass The stranger entered the building Slowly; wondering, he mounted the stair. He stopped, and stood there gazing, Soon noting the statue there. He'moved toward it softly and slowly, A pause was visible in his gait. In the great hall he seemed rather lowly 'As he seated himself to wait. He looked back over the long years To when he was a schoolboy gay, And faintly his eyes dimmed with tears As he thought of the olden days. But away with memories and dreaming, Since then much had come to pass. 50011 that long hall would be teeming, With students passing to class. Suddenly, piercing the calm quietude Came the shrill ringing of a bell, And just as swiftly a multitude Of youth, each eager to tell Something important to someone At the other end of the hall. They were all so busy that none Noticed the old man at all. For three minutes the chatter went on With a merry laugh now and then. But just as they came they were gone When the hell pealed forth again. It was quiet in the hall once more, The stranger still sat in his place. He fell to his reveries of yore, And a smile illumined his face. The building was new and changed, yet He,tl known it before and couldnit forget Although this was the fiftieth year. Fifty classes of girls and boys Determined for success to strive. Now, golden anniversary joys For the iiClass of Thirty-five? I. J. L. E221

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In caps and gowns scdalcly they walk, Leaving these portals of learning; Possessors of knowledge that ncher will be lost, Soon to future tasks they will be turning. Seniors

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GENEVA BAKER College preparatory; Incasant Hill High School 1, 2; Girl Re- serves 3, 4. Here is one of the few who thor- aughly apply themselves to a givm lash. FLORICE BELLIN Dropped; to be included in the c'ass of 1936. MARIAN BLUE College preparalory; Bison staff 1; Girl Reserves 3, 4; c'ass vice- president 3; chorus, Up in the Air 3; production staff, Pam. graph for Lunch 3; glee club 3, 4; choir 4; honor society 2, 3; chorus, In. Old Viema 4. Marimfs quiet but steady per- severance in all that she under- takes has made her a valued member of her class. TYNDALE DAVIS College preparatory; class secre- tary-treasurcr 3; glee chub 3, 4; choir 4; football 3, 4; basketba'l 3, 4; business manager, Para- graph for Lunch 3; Bison staff 4; Sevc'l, Keys to Baltlpate 4; Hi- Y 2, 3; honor society 2; In Old Vienna 4. Everything Tyndale does is dis- tinguished by his unfailing per- severmce-a quality which will go far toward his success. KATHLEEN DREDGE General course; home economics club 4. She loves a good laugh and us- ually finds one: MARJORIE DREDGE General course; Girl Reserves 2, .3? Her charming smile lends grace to an already plcasivg personal- ity. ELWIN FERRIS Vocational agriculture; Gardner High school 1, 2; football 3, 4; IIi-Y 3; Seven Keys to Balllpatc 4; F. F. A., treasurer 4. His service has brought not the acclaim of the crowd but the more sincere anl worthwhile praise of the silent observer. I231 GERALDINE ABEL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY College preparatory; dramatic contest 2; Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4; Paragraph for Lunch 3; honor society 2, 3; chair 4; glee club 1; Bison staff 4; production staff, Seven Keys to Balllpate 4. Her really willingness to serve 11711 her dependability at all times have made her one of the classhs most constructive helpers. WILLARD BLACK Vocational agriculture; F. F. A. 1, 2, 4, president 4; Hi-Y 3; stage manager, Paragraph for Lunch 3; football 4. A little common sense goes a long way these days4especially for Willard. DWIGHT BOELTS General course; Gardrfer High School 1, 2; stage manager, Sev- en Keys to Baldpate 4. He never loses his temper and is always folly and sociable. GLADINE CULBERTSON Normal training; Girl Reserves 3, 4. Gladine is a conscievtious and quiet, progressive worker. CECIL DICKERSON College preparatory; glee club 2, 3; choir 4; IIi-Y 2, 3; Bison staff 4; Seven Keys to Baldpate 4; Pararaph for Lunch 3. 116s full of fun and always ready for a good time. PHILIP DUFFY College preparatory; glee club 2, 3; cheer leader 2; Paragraph for Lunch 3; oipheum night 3; foot- ball 4; Scum Keys to Baldpate 4; Bison stuff 4; The Master in the House 4. Phil often tries to amuse; nor are his efforts always in mm. NAOMA FOSTER General course; Girl Reserves 4; g'ce c'ub 4; choir 4; chorus, In Old Vienm 4. ' To have a friend is a great joy; to be one a great privilege.