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

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almighty line V. , L, - Luff . L. L.. ; IT I r L ??wTT , , VI, ', i N,' W 1 r H ' r' .' ' - M . e g . i. tL .. r i. . i, tv t I i . . , - h l - 2.: ffi: .LJ' MI rm 3 , ' , :.:1: I ARNOLD STEVENS DAN SCHNEIDERHEINZ PAUL TYLER DON CHANDLER 2 year letterman 2 year lettennan 4 year letterman 1 year letterman Left End Center Right Tackle Left Guard Junior Junior All-Conference Sophomore Great on Defense Head of the '1' Hard to get by Reliable Sub h The BISON racked up victory number 5, in their ldst appearance in the SANDBURR STADIUM. The CARDINALS were no match as the BISON were running in high gear. The scoring was well divided, two tallies being scored by Reserves, Engel and Hedges. The sparkling backfield led by Jones, Henk, and Campbell, were above par and crossed the CARDINAL good line four more times. As before, the CENTRAL CITY forward wall held the opponets to no serious threats. Coach MILLER'S boy's nemesis of all previous opponets, traveled across the Platte to meet AURORA, the first serious contender to Conference leader- ship. The BISON were stopped cold until the waning moments of the first half when Madison exploded through center for 60 yeards and a touchdown. This put the BISON in the lead which, true to form, was not relinquished. The BISON came back strong in the second half tdpush over another six points with Henktlugging the pigskin over the HUSKIE goal line. Conversion ended the scoring for the evening. '

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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.-

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5 J. '7 h' tav-u-rme M : I V 1 .. '.w x , 1 ml . . . 1 . . th. . .WW -5e .. 'I-LV WA .4. -5... w-.,,.. ,-,.,.. ;t-xh diet, spea . r L DALE CHESLEY . 1 year Ietterman Sophomore GERALD HENSLEY' 1 year letterman Junior GENE LAND 1 year letterman Junior DALE HEDGES 1 year letterman Senior t SEWARD, the Central Five Champs of 45, proved to be the only mar on CENTRAL CITY'S, otherwise unblemished slate. The BISON started strong with precise line and backfield coordination, but bogged down on the SEWARD three yard line, as a result of a pass interception. The BLUEIAYS accomplished the hitherto impossible feat by crossing the BISON goal for the initial tally for the evening. The BISON threatened several times and ended the game on the SEWARD seven yard line, but were unable to overcome the seven point lead. , In C: blaze of glory and on cerain soaked turf, the BISONMEN exploded with Atomic-tury to slash across the SCOUT'S goal line for two touchdowns before they had possession of the ball. The DAVID CITY line was torn to ribbons by the CENTRAL CITY'S forwards. This led the way, to many spectacular runs and c1 great game to end the best season since 1939. Jones d and Campbell led the scoring with two touchdowns a piece, the additional tally being added by Henk. hzsh