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

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BOB HENK PHIL JONES FRANK MADISON DALE CAMPBELL 3 year Ietterman 4 year letterman 3 year letteman 2 year letterman Quarter-back 1 year at Norfolk Right-Half Fullback AlI-Confrence All-Conference Junior All-Conference tKey of the Tt Left-Half Fast on Reverses uThe Bison Bull Following this, Henk scored on a quarterback sneak from the 28 yard line. SUTTONLdisheartened by this turn of events, were easy foe as the BISON coasted to two touchdoWns. Final score: 25 to 6. On October 11, the unpotenticxl WARRIORS of FULLERTON journeyed to Patterson Field to find themselves trodden under-foot by the BISON stampede. Iones led the scoring parade by racing up three touchdowns. Campbell and' .Gee finished the scoring crs the boys in green sailed to victory. The contest featured many thrilling runs by the BISON and the Reserves finished the game in fine shape. The fourth home game again proved the fighting spirit and prowess of the BISON machine as they trampled the St. Paul Saints in the dust of Patterson Field. The scoring was by Nemeer, Henk and Madison'. The ,1 BISON line held the SAINTS to only one serious threat. -24b . krnL -...h W ,8.-