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

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Lwe, I 4, 5 y,wg yumg t7.-5 emlhm-Jtnm-J Mgmu-A 1225 Left to Right: Miss Helen Erickson, Home Economics Department; Miss Lucille Kieeb, Science Department; K. F. Vickery, Foreign Language, History Departments; Miss Ruth Davis, Mathe- matics Department. Faculty To that understanding group which comes under the title of staff of C. C. H. 5., we wish to extend our thanks for their outstanding work of the past year. Many have been their trials, and sorrows but through it all they have come with Hying colors. The students who were the cause of a good . share of gray hairs, are nevertheless, grateful for the guid- ance to their goals that these helping hands have given them. As the future becomes the present many of the classes now in school will look back and thank one or more of these faith- ful directors of their High School studies. To you the faculty of tt45n we give our thanks and credit for much of our fixture success. Top Right: R. A. Speece, Coach, Industrial Arts Department. Boltom Row, Left to Right: Catherine Harding. Commercial Department; Mrs. Pearl White, English Department; Mrs. Orpha Lee Bailey, English Department; Pliss Velma Hurnham, Social Science Department; M. L. Crandell, Music Department; Miss Marjorie Marten, Music tepartment.

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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

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t; ii s .4 Wis txt Back Row: Bruce Ross, George Ferris, IValter Ilosick, Kent Newtnyer. Third Row: Marilyn Fos- ter, Frances Damon, Barbara Wimberley, Ramona Mcllargue, Gloria Larsen. Second Row: Adah Jane Surface. Billie Ruth Rogers, Eugenie Sampson, Marianna Campbell, Elizabeth Mesner. First Row: Lois Ilenk. Miss Burnham, Barbara Engel, Martha Rae Crites. Members not in pic- ture: True Burr, Phillip Jones. The Bison 0f 745 There is no way whereby I may simply and ade- quately CVPI'CSS my gratitude to each one who has aided in the work of editing this year book. Many students and friends by their interest, have banished discouragement, and have inspired the staff to greater efforts. To Miss Burnham, sponsor, I am grateful. At all times she has been deeply interested and sym- pathetic. Her suggestions have been valuable to me. It is indeed fortunate that students as efficient and conscientious as Walter Hosick and George Ferris held the positions of Business Manager and Assistant Business Manager. At all times they have felt their responsibility and they have suc-t cessfully carried out their work. - I am indebted to Dick iVagner, who has aided us and who has performed his duties unselfishly. I appreciate his hard work and I sincerely thank him. To our Editor: All of those who know Marilyn Foster know that she possesses the qualities of a real edi- tor. Her patience and poise have won for her the catch-phrase-IiLct Marilyn do it? Marilyn is efficient and agreeable and, her staff has enjoyed working for her. The Annual Staff I extend thanks to Bruce Ross and Martha Rae Crites, who have taken care of the advertisement for this book. I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the following people who are stall members, and whose contributions made this annual possibleu True Burr, Barbara Engel, Marianna Campbell, Lois Honk, Elizabeth Mesner, Kent Newmyer, Gloria Larsen, Ramona MeHargue, Eugenie Samp- son, Frances Damon, Billie Ruth Rogers, Adah Jane Surface, Barbara XVimberley, and Phillip Jones. The whole stall joins me in saying that we have tried to make this book One that the students will like, yet one that any friend of the school may en- joy. No one individual is wholly responsible for its admirable features or its faults. This book is the achievement of many willing hearts. Marilyn Foster, Bison Editor. Marilyn Foster, Editor Ive IF-q H Ha a-w cm l-! '--. F. F. m ,- F. F, r-w r... F-l M r-w mg. .3! 7.x ti