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

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JEAN MATTESON Miss Mattesofs countenance reflects an expression of approval while teaching her Span- ish class. HAZEL ARPKE Miss Arpkek happy expression shows that vocal music is her hobby as well as her occupation. LEE KALKBRENNERiThe pleasing personality of Mrs. Kalkbrenner is displayed by her interest in directing class plays and instructing her classes. MARIE SCHUTTE Thc answer to any trigonometry equation 0r mathe- matical problem is no task for Miss Schulle. II. D. IIEE a mysterious experiment. Mr. 1160 has completed His cool, confident 100k assures success. 0

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'HJ w JL-JLJLJLJLJQ l J .- L.J LU MISS MOEIKEH Miss Moeror's pleas- ant expression acknowledges :1 worth- while contribution from an English Class discussion. MISS VEHZANIWhMiss Verzani enjoys typing in rhythm with her class as she teaches the fundamentals of type- writing. MW... .4 4M. 4, Mawm HELEN ERICKSONhMiss Erickson lakes special pride in keeping the- equipment of the Home Economics Department in good condition. GEOWGE MIU ERiOne sees Mr. MiHer involved in operating one of the many machines used in an In- dustrial Arts Course. WILBER WILLIAMSONWVL Wil- liamson, surrounded by maps and dates, gives us his grin manifesting his historical knowledge.

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u E x l ! l 3 v i a 3 L..JL..'1 F. L' J3 lL-Jk VkL...Jl! 31.4.3 '1 i f L www.mwm xmymw.w,,,...w m. M; SIIIRLEY SANDERSON-In her offi- cial capacity as Mr. Cline3s secre- tary, Shirley Sanderson does many tasks both large and small to help keep the machinery of C. C. II. 5. running smoothly. M ..... r3...-.....-J SCHOOL BOARD-Responsible for much of the activity of every school stands a group of citizens who remain in the shadows to most of usx-Our Board of Education. 1.; KENNETH SPEARMThrougll the ef- forts of Mr. Spear, our janitor, our conditions for study and activity are pleasant and comfortable. 34