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

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Laddd-A L.E-. e! L...!A Laud ,sl :1 1-1 LA i-J Superintendent V. A. Cline Superintendent of Schools Mr. Cline came to us as head of our school in October to replace Mr. Frank Sievers. He came to this school as a stranger and by his sincere efforts, his influence has been widely felt. Mr. Cline has proved to be willing and helpful and he has won a place in the hearts of the faculty and students. We like his earliest and gracious manner. Mr. Cline received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Hastings College, and then at- tended the University of Nebraska where he earned his Masters Degree. Before coming to Central City; Mr. Cline had taught at Arlington, Nebraska, and was coach at West Point, Nebraska. Later he headed the schools at Hardy and Lewiston, Nebraska, from which place he came to us.

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Senator Walter'R. Raecke Raecke Heads School Board To those members of the school board and Mr. Raeckc, President of the board, this class of ,4-5 wishes to give their thanks. No words of gratitude are great enough - to thank the following people, Joe Justice, R. V. Campbell, Howard Jones, Irl Lar- son, and Carl Erickson for the help they have given us in our school years. p-a

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F ormer College Dean Directs Prep Ohice To Mr. Watson, our Principal, for his understanding and the time which he has spent for our benefit, we wish to ex- press our gratitude. Principal M. 11. Watson Mr. XVatson came to us from Nebraska Central College in 1943 and for the first semester he head- ed the Hisiory department. When Mr. K. L, Martyn resigned to take up a position in Chicago, Mr. Watson assumed the position of Principal, which pcsition he has held for the past two years. F 0777187' Superintendent Coming here in 1938 from Hebron, Neb., Schoois where he served as superintendent, Mr. Sievers replaced Frank L. Holmes as superintendent of the Central City Schools. A man of state-wide Superintendent F. L. Sievers respect, Mr. Sievers 11:15 lived in a state and age which re- quest men of courageous strength, with :1 brilliant answer to this call with earliest, sincere service to the school, commun- ity, county and state. Accepting responsibility cheerfully, Mr. Sievers had ail active interest in all school functions and activities. In October, 1944, Mr. Sievers announced his resignation in order that he might accept a post with the Army Air Forces as an aeronautical analyst, his post, with the t1nnual release, at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mr. Sievers resigned his position here, feeling a call for his country, with his new yost holding the equivalent to a major with the Army Air Forces. '-V!L-1C-1