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

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ana in the souls 06 the guniolzs . . . . Back Row: 0. Belville, B. Rutherford, J. Roubal, K. Newmyer, A. Faeh, W. Ras- mussen, A. Stevens, B. Engel, D. Little, J. Johnston, D. Schneiderheinz, M. Hamilton, G. Scholl, D. Denby, B. Chesley. Fourth Row: Miss Erickson, M. Fuehrer, N. Scott, P. Larson, N. Wagner, R. Page, P. Stopak, M. Christensen, V. Peck, B. Galusha, D. Rawlings, L. Wymer, W. Petersen, L. Lenz, L. Riblett, N. Hagen, D. Donelson, H. Zmek; Miss Verzani. Third Row: N. Gregg, H. Barnes, V. Baker, H. Stuart, H. Mesner, G. Steinke, E. Ruge, D. Culver, D. Cohagan, M. Solt, G. Land, D. Boyd; T. Parker, L. Wilder. Second Row: D. Martin, G. Hensley, A. Rudolph, K. McMahen, G. Smyers, B. Baumeister, J. Campbell, R. Stimson, J. Zwiebel, E. McHargue, B. Larsen, B. Fogland, M. Ashelford. Front Row: D. Hildebrand, W. Hake, L. McCor- mick, B. Kyes, D. Reeves, N. Schmidt, I. Post, F. Madison, W. Marsh, D. Acker. Members not pictured: J. Rosenquist, P. Douthit, D. King, D. Kleve, G. McMahon; S. Norgard, E. Palensky, G. Rose. 1 The year's activities opened with the. election of officers. Arnold Stevens was elected President; Merlyn- Solt, Vice-President; Janet Campbell, Secretary; and Kent Newmyer, Treasurer. ' The Iuniors have come successfully through eleven years of school and are beginning to consider how they're going to spend their last year at school following the footsteps left behind by the Seniors. In the extracurricular program the Juniors have taken an active part and have shown abilities in many lines of activity which add the seasoning to daily diet of lessons and study. Yet, they maintained :1 significant role in scholarship. ' t huge

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a 9m! affifuae; . . . During this year at C. C. H. S., we Sophomores collected CI good share of the honors in athletics, scholarship, and music. Next year we hope to be even more ambitious Juniors. Chesley, Mr. Williamson Front Row: 1. Wright, T. Larson. Dimples Love at first sight Ziegfield Girls Proud Papa Look!!! , , g .123: l; t 'V Dude g A g4 ; Cuddles Ruffian Hmmmmmmmmmm! I! Eek Betty Grablc of C.C.H.S. ThaUs tllcC ;Irisl1 in him Backyard star! !!

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a $eelin9 cg Izespansilyilifv: The activities of early fall centered around the class play, For Pete's Sake, which was succesfully presented December 5 and 6. An event of mid-term interest was the class party held February 24. The class was well-represented and everyone had a swell time. The crowning activity of the year was the IuniorSenior Banquet attended by more than 165 members of the faculty and student body. Our Proficient President .L..-4- .2... -. .4 ,h! - . . x 5.th ' .9 ,. T :1 M Our Veracious Vice-Presidem 1 hi 7,.1 2h. 5: Our smiling Secretary Our Super Sponsors hlgh. Our Talented Treasurer