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

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r- Wu ry r .q A '1 rH 'H E- TQ Lu szJ LTWJ :IJ '. $2.1 Hereas Your Bison We. the Bison staff. present the highlights of her 1. Soon afterwards, the annual stair was se- Ihn year dramatized in your yearhunk. XVC hnpc lecled and all were busily engaged in getting the it meets with your approval. information found on thesv pages. WP wish to liurly in November. the agitation for an annual thank everyone who assisted in any way to make was amused. The Seniors met, the goal by Decem- our book a success. bu ' m; 13:31:; 4,; y, , , N.w 2, : p5,. x T . a 4.; mfmygmg; hi? :e mMmeVVp . - V s ; m: h:; V 1. Diligence characterizes this fnm'snme 2. Ads! They demand accuracy W... win; m. .. x. twainmmaagu t .mem ??V- v yzzxw h 5. These reporters compile the fuels and figures 6. The Three Musketeers of wit and skin.

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The Staff 2 PW Mid 1111:1231: :51 1: 1T1 . checks the re- sults of the advertising campaign which he man- Arnold Stevens, Assistant Editor. aged and supervised. Gerald Hensley and James iicalchii the ac- iiFlash and iilhzflash . Johnston were always on hand to lion. Illahilh W i .1111 w 2 F? v M I! F7! 1? j 1: , , W 11,. i, him '1W..:L U Earline McHargue Edito1.spenl many hours or- ganizing the material for THE BISON. Hen we fmd her discussing further details with h11 staff. Warren Rasmussen, Business Manager, records on the iithermometeri, the result of the annual sales campaign which he organized and conducted be- yond the goal. .211.

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Back Row: G. Marsh, L. Johnson, Mrs. Kalkbren- ner, D. Chandler, P. Wagner, C. Strasburg. Second Row: K. Nelson, N. Rasmussen, D. Crandell, D. Mesner, R. Shull, B. Jacobson. Front Row: D., Mason, M. Rankin, 11'. Wright, D. Mesner, D. John- son, L. Tegler. The Junior Play hA CASE OF SPRINGTIMFT By Lee Sherman Characters Bob Parker .................. Donovan Crandell Betty Parker ........................ Iva Wright Dickie Parker .................. Lamoine Tegler Mr. Parker .................... Donald Chandler Mrs. Parker ........................ Pat Wagner Joan Abernaker ................ Dorothy Mesner Eddie AbernaK-er ............ Norman Rasmussen Gwen ...................... Donna Belle Johnson Mr. Abernakcr ................ Lewellen Johnson Miss Bright .................. Barbara Jacobson Parkefs Maid .................. Delores Mason P. T. A. Ladies .................. Rogene Shull Marilyn Rankin Cleo Strasburg Policeman ........................ Glenn Marsh Director .................. Mrs. Lee Kalkbrenner Student Directors .................. Doris Mesner Kris Nelson The play itself was the story of a teen-age boy, Bob Parker, and of his patient family and friends. The Parkeris'hatl three children, Bob, Betty and 26 Dickie. One of the three children was constantly in trouble. Each of the Parker children had friends who helped to cause much of the trouble. Bob wanted to impress his girl, Joan Abernaker, with his skill as a magician. In doing so he angered her and her father, the school principal; and fur ally the P. T. A. ladies. A jacket which he had liborrowedll from Mr. Abemaker for the occasion was dyed bright yellow by the Parker maid. Mr. Ahernaker was on the verge of expelling Bob, and forbidding his children, Joan and Eddie, to see the Parkers. Matters were further complicated by Bobls ar- rest by a plain-clothcs mun, supposedly sent by the 200. It seems that the pets Bob had been keeping in the basement were valuable and had been re- ported missing. , After spending awhile in jail the whole matter was clarified by the arrival of Miss Bright, a zoo official. She explained the zoo merely wished to thank the person who had kept the escaped ani- mals. She would only take back the original pair of Chinchillas, all of the ollspring would belong to Bob. With the money that he would receive with the Chinchillas, Bob could pay for the damaged coat and be taken back into Mr. Abernakerls good graces. More important to Bob, however, was the fact that Joan had fergit'en him. '