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

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m MI W5; mm w x h m' Little, Warren Rasmussen, Gilbert Rose, Danny Schneiderheinz, Robert Kyes, Kent Newmyer. Back Row: Janet Campbell, Helen Barnes, Nina Wa gner, Edna Mae Ruge, Helen Mesner, Genevieve Steinke, Marcella Weeks, Donna Neuhofel, Elsie Polenski, Connie Kraxburger, Robert Rutherford, Milton Hamilton, Donald Fourth Row: Gwendolyn Smyers, Norma Gregg, Raymona Page, Wilhelmina Peterson, Jean Zwiebel, Betty Ga'usha, Maxine Mar- lin, Shirley Norgard, LeOna Wilder, Eugene Pavelka, Wayne Marsh, Donald Holtz, Gene Land, Bruce Engel, Gerald Ilenstcy, Jimmy Rouhal. Third Row: Gloria MeMahon Alice Fuehrer, Lu Etta Lenz, Nelda Hagen, Patricia , Kathleen McMahon, Donna Mae Land, Delores Fuehrer, Larson, Verna Marie Baker, Norma Scott, Bill Chesley, Dick Acker, James Johnston, George Scholl, Frank Madison. Second Row: Miss Davis, Betty Baumeister, Helen Stuart, Beverly Larsen, Barbara Wimberley, Dale King, Darrell lyn Ashelford, Owen Belville, Dick Boyd. First Row: Donald Cleve, Laird McCormick Martin, Merlyn 5011, Donald Reeves, Truman Parker, Mer- David Pullen, Weldon Hake, LeMoyne Post, Dean Donelson, F reshmen We entered to learn and are only stopping mo- mentarily to give you the play by play description up to now. Our flrSt meeting gave to Kent Newmyer the honor of being president of a class of nearly eighty. Frank Madison found the seat as vice- president comfortable and Shirley Norgard and David Pullen took on the duties of secretary and treasurer, respectively. Miss Davis is our sponsor. As the first few weeks followed in glorious suc- cession we became sure we were catching on to this high school life. But as the days of initiation dawned We were uncertain as to any thing we had learned. So it is that we learn more and more, and some day in the future we may become wise and worthy Seniors. ' 18

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Wm , MWWM rfwm ,0 . i a ; xmftn. ,W 41 Wm 3, I V Qquwwae yew gum wry :x 1 Vi. Last Row: Cenese Bennett, Nellie Ann Currey, Janet EDIE Neil Mesner, Lelnn Nelson, Wayne Sowl, Bruce Ross, K. F. Vickery, Don Land, Paul Tyler, Don Campbell, Dick Raecke, Dale Mesll, Lawrence Reeves, Bob Henk, Dale Campbell. Fourth Row: Lois Strasburg, Gloria Martin, Geraldine Gleason, Gerald Gleason, Mardell Graves, Pauline DeMoss, Dale Hedges, Betty B'auhorn, Jean Persons, Bob Goethe, Paul Nelson, Gordon Reeves, Lee HofIschneider. Third Row: Illa Mae Kuhn, Mary Lou Munn; Joan Peterson, Gloria Larsen, Phyllis Sinsel, Darla Rndysill, Ar- layne Kyes, Gloria Magnuson, Ernestine Ilosick, Gertrude McMahon, Kenneth teyner, Thomas McIIargue. Second Raw: Beata Iwan, Ceorgena Schmidt. Nadine Rodewald, Pauline Douthit, Maxine Brannan, Dorene Cray, Ruth Dexter, Marilyn Abel, Laree Butts, Lewis Hayes, Phillip Jones. Catherine Bolling, Beverly Crandell. First Row: Helen Fisher, Darlene Creech, Sephomores Following the trends of the times is quite typi- cal 0f the Sophomores of 3M and ,115, in flash and fun. We are, at the same time however, a sincere minded class who take our studies and lessons sc- riously. We are well aware, that the real value we get from our high school days can only equal so much as the honest effort that we are willing to put forth to obtain it. Though we are only the 'tlowly Sophomorestte we are nevertheless proud of our class as a whole. We take a special pride in those individuals in 17 011; class who by their special efforts excel above the rest in the various activities, such as athletics, scholastics, music, and last but not least, good be- havior. We highly admire our upper classmen, the mighty Juniors and Seniors and eagerly await our turn in these ever important classes. As the first meeting of the Sophomores, we' elected Dorla Rodysill as president, Dale Camp- hell as vicc-president, Bob Honk as secretary, and Dick Raecke as treasurer. Mr. Vickery was elect- ed as our class sponsor. Ia r-' M r--1 p-uq F-V It 7 -

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Class Sponsors MISS ERICKSON : Miss Erickson has been a member of the faculty since 1942. Miss Erickson has proved a capable and efficient instructore-Shc has'won much praise by her interest- ing and thorough work in the Home Econotnks Departmentfor girls. MISS KLEEB: There is not one member of the Junior class who has not been thankful at some time 01' other, that Miss Kleeb could be sought for advice and counsel, and she has cheerfully given her services at all times. MR. VICKERY: Mr. Vickcry is a busy man. His duties as a teacher of foreign languages and his- tory keeps him going at a steady routine. Despite this he has been a most efficient class sponsor and adviser. MISS DAVIS: Miss Davis has done a fine job of spousoring the largest class in the High School. She has ever shown a willing and helpful attitude toward the pupils and she has labored unceasingly. 19 m... H ,.-., F-i f- ! Mb