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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1950 volume:

. V. , . . HJA 4 , u .um u4r4rh.uLAm.-.AE.ANWJNA - H ; q 7, w v ,x . ; . ., .w .w.y.m. Mug mm. , 1n .mu -1..4,;; - u .w.-r. mvrv... . -.,. h -.,..L L ' 4. V I A '7 w x 3.; MM .1 V'wm1. . m , . , , , , v-,,-...'...AU--M m Md k w w V17rVH1-ww- y;;v3wv,r1 1 , 7 . v a v yva vs .- ,,L... 1.1.11. 0M. M1 mm -1 1.. A.1 ML..- . : 13180111 Since the year 1950 marks the turning point of another century, we, the Class of 1950 , dedicate this annual to all those who have, in the past half century, contributed to the intellectual and social advancement in Central City High School. 151; 378 F? T1 vl Ff '1'! nu 11w --' , 11511111111111.1111111111 . fghg6lggHrJ,ikiggfix T . N z 3 f 'r4lvp. 22 F Faxq i; :xv W 5773771. L ' V ; j t x i' , -- --: e 4 9., ..r .,. ! ex; rt hgabmwr WET M1, Hm... . ....4 mi ik...t-.m Mahmud ANNUAL STAFF First row, left to right: Betty McMahon, Lena Heald,. Donna Sinsel, Evelyn Nine, Barbara Tooley, Janice' Morteneon, Rosemary Manning,Betty Spencer, William- ette Deach. , ,Second row: Betty Carlson, Phyllis Bolling, Gloriai Johnson, Vivian Schenk, Barbara Norgard, Phyllis Barnholdt, Marilyn Travis,G1sdys Jensen,Iris Ferrisg Marlene Groashans, Miss Maxine Sapp, sponsor. ! Third row: Cecil Currey, Pat Lewis, Beverly Rosef Jocelyn Weller, Juliann Wilder, Sarah Anderson, Bob' '43i;gft Condon, Glenn Nelson. ; Q: 'v Fourth row: John Edgar,Pnu1 Groesnicklaus,Dick Galusha 3i; Eugene Post, Ned Hedges, Don Sampson, Elgin Nelson, M Duane Campbell. 5 Not pictured: Donna Folmer, Doris RutherFor-d. An extra-ourricular activity which has no special relation to any regular course,the annual was sponsor-I ed and produced by the senior class. No school timewm x allowed for this project but after school hours and Saturdays were devoted to working on it.The usual,rush for time came with the deadline, but with added effort another Bison reached the student body in time, Betty Carlson was chosen editor of the 1950 Bison and Barbara Tooley,business manager by the faculty at a meeting especially for this purpose. With the help of Miss Maxine Bapp, sponsor, the editor chose Betty McMahon, assistant editor;5 Other staff positions also filled at this time were: Phyllis Barnholdt, Marilyn Travis, Jocelyn Weller, Donna Folmer, and Dick Galusha, advertising collectors Evelyn Nine, Cecil Currey, Duane Campbell, Juliann Wilder, and Glenn Nelson art editors; Don Sampson, and John Edgar, sports editors; Beverly Rose and Donna $9 e1, faculty editors; Lena Mae Heald, Rosemary Manning, Iris Ferris, Barbara Nor- gard and Doris Rutherford, snapshot editors; Pat Lewis, Gloria Johnson, Vivianm Schenk and Betty Spencer, typists; ' ,t, Vii: . Phyllis Bolling, senior class editor; ' nenj7 TWJ Sarah Anderson, Marlene Grosehans , xihhtme 3 V Gladys Jensen, Paul Groasnicklsus, Bob Condom, Ned Hedges, Eugene Poet, senior class committee; Elgin Nelson Junior class editor;Williamette Desch sophomore class editor; Janice Morten- son, freshman class editor. The use or offset printing gave opportunity to artistic seniors. . , , , ,v .w 7 7 yXf 3 ,'7 Vf' w 7 f r ,V,V ,v r 77-7 rrirwwvwv'v-v, A o' ' gm; ' v z -uaw E F7.1 , . ; f, E E y 7 $ y; Ix : Y Wu y 3 5 1 f; 77 ; if: a i y i y .; p I NELDA HAGEN As secretary to Mr. Cline, We think Nelda'e mighty fine. Anything you want to know, V. A. CLINE, SuperintendentJ Take to her and she will show. Our superintendent is Mr. Cline, Everyone thinks that he is fine. He oversees all work we do, And if we're happy, he's happy too. L7 r3 ?7v4: K;S $14332 fa 3 N N l Buenos dias, senoritae and scuors, I'll catch you in your misdemeanors: ;X7 If you are tardy or miss a day, Mr. Franklin will givc you his okay. aw 7f ' 77L: '- :3 o H. :My'WW 0 g! o x , - ,. , ' . ,. .J w W V? n-Ewgw o I ,... -. 7?;qu :NL W gr: : '4 fl??? o2 W 2. x v y . II V g 3; 2 H4d4i 'HXI. V U 1' y-.4. Q Q . vu L..mg, y: C: J,, , I r v $4.: 1. o3! -: 7: N y , r 'ifm Ci 7: $Mv ,N. 3 Arm Fix; K 4;;$:;4!!'3 : x5 h i f . ' ' SCHOOL BOARb Howard Jones-Sec., Henry Greving, Carl Erickson-V. i 7 Pres., Joe Juatioe-Prea., V. A. Cline, Frank Litth L u Raymond Crites,yNot picturedy Elgin White-Treae. E Wrrv-V w w 'v7v-Wv- r-VAyy v- v-r-u.-.-..MV. 3 . HAZEL ARPKE Our music teacher's name is Arpke, And we guarantee she is never off -kc. She snaps her fingers and stomps her feet, But in spite of all this she's really neat. M. H. WATSON Just take to him for any clue, Gov't., problems and history too. A busy sponsor of Hi-I, Pop helps all those who really try. MARIE SCHUTTE Mathematics are her style; She thinks they are worth while. Aa sponsor of the N. H. 5., I 1 She's always full of busy-neee. GEORGE MILLER Coach Miller tells the boys how to act, In football, basketball, and track. Whether we win or meet with defeat, Hc' s a man that folks can' t beat. IRENE MOEREH Irene Moerer' 8 our English teach, -OH-shc also teaches Speech. When n play is given, it's always certain, You'll find Miss Moercr behind the curtain. l -l; ' V75 3 'tw ah H ; E X : Ml. v 5- X'FTh . ' i ,. 1:33. '.x';w, ; .:. -' X RUTH STERUP A a$ . : ',21 : ; ' L; K ' .u ' .v '. L ;E?kb ;fdl 'f', '- Qy.9- wI$l Our commercial teacher is really $r w y1ZL NV' -yw WW1 ' ' 1 okay, i? -; With her pleasant smile and quiet Kh xw, way. 8 Miss Sterup'e Pep Club Sponsor too, Q: She's pretty swell, through and through. NM ' DON SCHFLADER History and coaching he does adore, For him it certainly is no chorm As assistant coach he's really fine, He stands above all-six foot nim MAXINE SAPP Maxine Sapp teaches Journalism, fl About the paper there 15 no criticism. X 7 ; . She may quote lines of Juliet, f : ;., But, I ain't got no, You'll never s-i, . foFEFET .JL. EZZZZZZZZZZD m WILLIAM T. KENNEDY ' All the girls for him do fall, when they hear his southern drawl. He teaches science in room 2h, All you have to do is open the door. how'V WNW , M KAROLYN BOHY 'U; ,; : Teacher of phye. cd. is she, j ' : Full or vim and vitality. As sponsor or the G. A. A., 3 She will show you how to play. i 2 RAYMOND STRATMAN Our Voo. Ag. teacher's name is stratty, About him all the girls are batty. Seriously, tho, he's a very nice guy, In spite of his blush when he passes YOU bY- GERTRUDELGEALY The winning smile of Gertrude Gcaly, Greets us as we meet her daily. She teaches Home Be and sponsors Y-chn, And shows the girls how to cook and clean. MARK CRANDELL 3 Our band instructor is MarkF Grandell, ; All music groups he does handle. With his baton he leads the band, And shows the kids how to march and stand. V m0, 4.- Murm.uw.u..ww;uuw .4..4uy,umw. ... L KEHNETH SPEAK 7m, W- Papers on the floor and a broken desk, For our custodians there' a ynever rest. 7 With tolleomc work for them each day, Sometimes their efforts really pay. .....W.. ...n..,.,, . .mw HELEN sour WILLIAM TRUESDELL In Home Economics Mra. Son did shinm Whether at h or a quarter past $ At mid-term her departure she took From the school of teachim how to cook ,Km o$x EX 9 j , JHIHHHHH HHHIHIHHHHHHHHHHlHHIIHllHHUf'lh J mmnmnnnnnmmmnmnmnmn n mnnnmmmmnnnn mmmmmmnmmnm : x 49 CSZNWRS x4 4 . f' ;2a,,'2 ff rk ; m ,, : ,1'2'94 4:1 X; 4 xi, , 4,, -t:7N' x , 2;4;; f4 , 5 f , 1..-! EARAH ANDERSON Men are like socks;you have to change them regu- larlyo Physical Education 5,4; Flute Quartet 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 4; Pep Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 4; Class Sec-, retary 3; Girls' Glee 2 , a 4; Choir 2,3, 4. $3 2L W4, , m x A : 26f;,.x i 4 2 A 11-. DUANE CAMPBELL A typical Women's Home Companion. C C Club 3, 4 Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket4 ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 5, 4; Green Wave Staff 5; aoys' Glee 1; Hi-Y 2, $2.L..-f- 4444 PHYLLIS BOLLING Full of Irish wit and fun; always Jolly, never glum. Physical Education 3; Y- Teens 5, 4; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club 5, 4; Librarian 4; National Honor Socie- ty, Secretary 5; Annual Staff 2, 4; Green Wave staff 4; Girls' Glee 4; Junior Play 3. may BETTY CARLSON Some say dancing is no better than loving , I don't think it's half as good. Pep Club 1,2,5,4; Cheer- leader 4; Librarian 2 ; National Honor Society 3, President 5; Annual Staff 6,4, Editor 4; Green Wave staff 4; Choir 2, 5, 4; Junior Play, Student Dir- ector; Class Secretary 2; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4. f .: ,LJ 2 K .2, 43x 1., 28,1 .1 ' 2 CH? 4 .. X; t .. 2 ,iins . PHYLLIS BARNHOLDT Her eyes are blue, her hair is fair ; her laugh- ter 19 but a ripple in the air. Junior Play; Vice Pres.4; Y-Teena 1;Pep Club 2,5,4; Annual Staff 4;Cholr 2,3, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 5, 4. CECIL CURREY I Just don't darn. give a Oritorical Contest 3; CC Club h; Annual Staff b; Football 1, 3, A; Trackl 3,b; Green Wave Staff u; Projectionist 2,3,U;M1xu Quartette u' Choir ?,ih; Boys' Glee 1,3,h, Mixed Octettn 1,h; Boys Quar- tette abEJEi-Y 7 Jr.Play 13184523313 These dimphe and amles couListn4the hnrdestheart. Physical Education 3, h ; Y-feens 2,3,h-Pep Club 4; Annual Staff n;Choir 2,3, k;Gir15' Glee . 4; 2,3,4;Junior JOHN EDGAR Studying makes some people wise, but it makes me otherwise. CC Club 6,4; Annual Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 5, 4 ; BaSKetball 5; Track 1, 2, Green Wave Staff 4; Choir 2,3,4;Boys' Glee 2, 8, 4; Hi-Y 5, 4; Junior Play. q: BOB CCNDON I don't let my studim interfere with my hiy school education. 0 0 Club u; Football 3gq Basketball 1, 2 3; Trad 1,2,3,u; Hi-Y L; Annum Staff h. '4 iE . 4 .4 . 4 A 13$ , .35351231- Mr '?I R0 T D S' DonH: tiarry, watch mt grow. 0 0 Club b; Football 1,2 3, h; Basketball 1, 2, 3 TrHCL 1, 2, 3, h; F F A4 News Reporter b; Hi-Y Z ?az: DONNA FOLMER She lets a little aun- ehine out so all may cabh a ray. Lincoln 1,2;3; Y-Teens h; Pep Club E; G A A b; Annual Staff h-Grcen Wave Staff a; Band 5; Choir u; Girla' Glee 4,accompanlat b; Triple Trio 4; Class Secretary h. 'WA ,v R. 3x M BEVERLY GRAHAM As no one loves to hear me talk,I laugh and sing. I-Teena 1, 2; Staff U; Glee 3, Green WAVe Choir 3; Gir18- e- -- ! LICK GALUSHA He's a lady's man. But whose? CC Club h;Annual Starr u; Football 1,3,h;Baaketball 2,3; Track 1,3; Hi-Y u; Class President b. MARLENE GROSSHANS I'm nice but I can t make my eyes behave. Physical Education 4; 1; Teens 1,2,3,u; Pop Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4; National Honor Society 3; Annual Starr 3,b- Band 1, 2,3,b;cholr 2,3, , Accom- Baniat 2; Girls Glee 2,3, ; Mixed Octettc H; Jr. Play; Class Secretary 1, President 2. . V MA 9t '4; ELEANOR GEMBICA Enjoys life in her own? sweet way. I I, s... Ned Hedges Don't rush mo! National Honor Society 3, Vico-prcaidcnt 3:0 0 Club 3,h;Annua1 Starr h, Foot- ball 1,2,h; Basketball 1, 2,3,u; Track 3; 31-! 2,3, h;Jun10r Play;Class Vico- prealdent 1,3,Trcaaurcrh; Student Manager football SfudISMS .2 Frank Harlow Ain't figured it out yet. 6 0 Club h; Football 2,3 h;Baaketball 1,2,3,b; Track 3,h. 'otrrce 1m Lena Mae Hcald Patient and still and full or good will. Physical Education h; G. A. A. h; Annual Staff h; Office Girl b. IQ. .. ..... MMy-mu, w M , Paul Grossnicklaus A woman is ody a won but a good cigar is smoke. Annual Starr u;ProJootioz lat h' F. F. A. h, Pres dent 3; Junior Play. Norma Holz To be good 1.8 to happy- Physical Education 3; Teonal,2,3,h;L1brar1an GLORIA JOHNSON She may be a senior , but her thoughts are on someone outside the senior class. Minden 1,2; Physical Edu- cation 4; Y-Teene 1, 2 b; Pep Club 1, 2 ,u; G A A L' Annual Staff 4; Band 1: 2 ,3,h ;Claes Vice- president N x x w x MMM,..1..H..-u.w-- Q .35. Ice; x, .,j- i j RR -a M v 2 x3? 1, GLADYS JENSEN Hold the fort, I'm com- ing. It's Just across the river. Physical Education 3, 4- ;Y- Teens 1, 2 ,3, u ;Pep Club 3, ;Annual Staff u Band 1, 2 3f ;Cholr 2 ,3, u; Girls' 23,u 3. .. wgw BETTY MQMAE6NmL The blush is beautiful, but sometimesinconvenient Physical Education 4; Pep Club 2,3, h;Librarian 3,4 Annual Staff h, Assistant Editor 4; Green Wave Staff h; Choir 3, M Girle' Glee ; Junior Play. 2 J3 .1--. 1.1 z' X :3653-A;' i 1 $3: ' 1R 3 am. y, f l , J h v2. .3CZF7- y; '- :f 3; Ti? , 4 BETTY LARSON She has nothing to say and says it. Y-Teens 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 5, 4; Choir 5;G1r13' Glee 5. 3 mm.-- VWN PAT'LEWIS It's nice to be natural when yodre naturally nice Y-Teens 1,4; Annuel Staff ,. a..- W . .,................., r .V .v . ,M .. v- Numama ROSEMARY MANNING The drollnese speech' The twinkle cf her eye.l She seen the funnyzide of things When she doesn't even try. of her GLENN NELSON I'd like to be a grw. man but I'd hate to SMi up the rest of you. National Honor SocietyaI ; 4 ewg$-; Treasurer 5; C 0 Club; g h: 4.N E 4 4; President 4; Annm A v 4 ; Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 8J4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4; Trmk Ph sical Education 4; X- a g; g 4 l, 2, 5, 4; Green Wave Stu! TeZns 1, 2, 5, 4 ,Pep Club 5, I f 4; Choir 2 3 4; Boys' m4 4; Annual Staff 4; Choir 44;; ,f . l 2 5, 4; Mixed Octette4 5, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; gg-w 4g$ N Boys' Quartette 4; Hi- EN Junior Play. 2 4 g 3, 4; Secretary 4; Junmr ERWJ; Play, Student N9 A? lur- e 4 Director ; N 4 g 5; Class MN 4 E3g$EF ?. 4 President 5. '99 ..... 4? BANBARA'NORGARD She liked whom' ere she looked on and her looks Went everywhere. Y-Teens l, 2, 5, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class treasurer 2. EVELYN NINE As sharp as a frosty morning. Annual Staff 4. 4 LUCiLLE Nouzovsxx i Push, pull, or get omE of the way. Girls' Glee 1. EUGENE POST Sorry but I have to study. Choir 1, 2, 5, 4; Boys' Glee l, 2, 3; Football 1; Track 1; Annual Staff 4. Basketball 1; F F A 4; ,mvm,fmmwwm-mm4wwmx E t , 4:, 2 1 RN K a, .;w 5 : , - ; x. wilk 4 4 Q x ,' 444V ' ' i. P; ' p t!- l 'sN x; 4d, ; . ; udes RUTHERFORD Apparently quiet, but wait 'till you know her. Physical Education 6, 4; X-Teens l, 2; Librarian 4 ; G A A 4;Annua1 Staff 4; Green Wave Staff 4. BEGERLQ.k53E I like to rec1t4 to show the teachers I know a whole lot. Physical Teens 2; A A 4; Band 1, Sextette 2,5,4; 4 Education 4; Y- Pep Club 4; G Annual Staff 4; 2, 3, 4 ; Brass l,2,8,4; Choir Girls' Glee 2, 3, . ,44 z J 4 ' t; -- 4 , I '1! ,.., .. ., DONALD SAMPSON E 4 Wm '1 He has a deep mind; in ' !hh?; , fact most of it is in his qit 4x g , Y? 1. feet. 4EM'.W9W$$4 CC Club 5,4; Annual Staff ; 1,3,4;Football 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Green Wave . Staff 4;Band1,2,5,4;Trom- ;- . t boneQuartette 2,3,4;Dutch k . Band 4; Choir 2,3,4;Boys' Glee 1,2,6,4; Boys'Quar- 1 tette 5; Hi-Y 2,3,4,Pres- 3 ident 4;Junlor Play;Class ' President 1, Treasurer 5; 1, Boys' Octette Manager 1,2,6. Stage i7 EDGAR RASMUSSEN 4 Iim smart from the top of my head up. t 50603 F F A 4. 4 w 4 M 2' , 4,4 m 1i ' t l fI'M... 4 f i hf .an-N Ir?! ' . ! HIM 14 X .X .r . 4 33W '4 ,J... .24 4., 4:; , 4 I I .1 f3 ,4 4 ,V . w 4 - , x ,4 x . Jr 4 54 4' ,4 'x39 4 I. y ' s 4 .f' V . . Q. 4 x i, . x ; ' L 4 4; -...'--.4 4 VIVIAN SCHENK If silence is golden, she's always broke. Y-Teena l,2,3,4,President 4;Pep Club 4;Annual Staff 4; Green Wave Staff 4-; Choir 2.5.4; Girls' Glee 2, 5, 4; Mixed Octette 3; Trinle Trio 5, 4. a m. i :3 'xmfv', , .. t I a fix; ,4! 4 1 . r, V 11.45;: L 444:- , Rf; . 4 . BETTY SPENCER There is great ability in knowing how to conceal ones ability. Y-chne 1; G A A b; An- nual Staff A; Green Wave Staff 4; Girls' Glee 3. .; ,4.4va.,........ ilk MARGARET BOWL Life is one great rush. I-Teens 1; Librarian h. ; sow! f ,4 K ' ,1 X, 'A a... ; IL xj . K ff ? DONNA SINSEL I've been so very go lately. Physical Education h; Teens 2, ,h;Pep Club 3, Captain ; G A A h; Be 1,2,3,h; Annual Staff Choir 2,3,h;G1rls'G1ee 3,U; Triple Trio 2,3,b Girls'Trio b;ClaEs Tree urer 1. Jammy Emmi Sock 'cm bust that's his cuatomJ C 0 Club U; Football 1: 3,h; Basketball 2; Tm 3,h; Green Wave Staff Choir 3,b;Boya' Glee 3, ,. 317! u. BARBARA TOOLEY I love my love and my love loves me. Physical Education 3, b; Licens 2,3,4, Secretary h; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, h, Lieutenant u; G A A h ; Annual Staff h, Business Manager 4; Band 1,2,3,h; Clarinet Quartctte 2,3,b; Dutch Band 1,2,3,b; Choir 2,3,4; Girla' Glee 2,3,h; Triple Trio 2,3,h; Junior Play. an 5' MARILYN TRAVIS The Lord blessed me with the gift of gab. PhyElcal Education 3,u; G AA 1+; Annual Staff h; Girls' Glee 2. Not Pictured: JOHN HALL He came .so late, we're sad to tell, Because 3N9 him, very well. Omaha 1,2; Lyons F FA 33+. like 33 BOGELYfJ WELLER V 'Thcre is mischief in her laughter, There is danger in her eye. E-Teens 3,M;Pep Club 2,3, ; Annual Staff b; Mixed Quartette h; Choir 2,3,b; Girle' Glee 2,3,h; Mixed Octctte 2,3,h;Tr1ple Trio 2,3,U;Girla' Trio U;Class Vicc-President 2. H 2 k - JULIANN VILDER Tho Judy may be a live wire, we've never been shocked by her. Physical Education ,h;!; Teens 1; Pep Club ; G A A b; Annual Staff h; Band 1,2,3,u;ClarinetQuartette 2 3 H, Dutch Band 2,3 3' cfmir 2,u;mr15' Glee ,tb. ij' BEST DANCER Barbara Norgard Duane Campbell W... l MO ST ALL-AROUND AND MOST ATHLETIC x65; Donna Folmer Don Sampson f been a loZL a 5 1 T118553 Z MQJC ., . v.... . 185' than Eugene Par? r . i, . 31V! lli.y...F r2. illlvo. , I A L331?! wbiu- wo-mv !.' 0Ref Ht V ; f. : ,. W3 n 1 A i 3 I A i i We, the Class of 1950 of the Central City High School,realizing the noble and junspiring influence we have had upon this school for the last four years, being matthie time, stramfe as it may seem, temporarily in our right mind an knerimg Etheuncertainty of ire and the certainty of dea h,do hereby declare an pub is this, our last will and testament. To all underclasemen we leave the privilege to occupy the seats in this sehool from nine to four tend sometimes afteri. To the Juniors we leave our ability to have safe and sound class meetings. To the Sophomores we bequeath our speedy meumds of study, and, last but not least, to the Freshmen we leave the ability to use their high school careers half as well as we did. I, Juliann Wilder, will my height to Henry Brockman. 1, Sarah Enderson, will my kitty cat sweater to Don Grassman since he seemed tolike it so very well. ' To Virginia Reeves, I, Marilyn Travis, will my ability to chew gum vigorously I, Jocelyn Weller, will my voice to Barbara Adams and hope she gets as much ugeout of it as I did. To the Senior boys or next year, I, John Edgar, will my ability to get dates with new girls that move to town. I, Phyllis Barnholdt, will all my former boyfriends to anyone who wants them. Ihave my man! I, Barbara Tooley, will my ways with Miss Moerer to Cleo Brumbaugh. I, Duane Campbell, will my adorable blush to Paul Grosshans. To Jim Gillan, I, Robert Condon, bequeath my football ability. I, Eleanor Gambica, will my walk to Elaine Rrance. To all the kids of Central City High, I, Donna Folmer,will my ability to make friends with everyone. I, Dick Galusha, will my quiet ways to David Erickson. I, Lena Mae Heald,will my position in Mr. Franklin's office to Delores Tucker mm Verna Christensen. They are in there most of the time anyway. To Marilyn Sinsel, I, Betty Carlson, will my red hair and charming disposimni I, Cecil Currey, will my excellent manners to Andy Smith. I, Iris Ferris, leave my dimples to Eola Mae Powell iae if she needed themi. To Jeanne Nielsen, I, Beverly Graham, will my yodeling ability; it might help with your musical career, Jeanne. 1, Gloria Johnson, bequeath everything I have, except my Junior boyfriend, to the Junior girls. I, Norma Holz,will my fast reading ability to Marlow Post. I, Robert Davis, leave to Harold Scholl my height and great courage. To Jean Kyee, I, Phyllis Bolling, will my friendly personality. I, Marlene Groashans, will my cheerleading pep to Janet Crites. : I, Frank Harlow,will my;speedy ways to Elgin Nelsen, so that he can make ittb :school on time next year. I , Barbara Norgard, will my quiet, reserved ways to Jeanne Greving. To Barbara Little,I, Eugene Post,will my ability to get away with chewing toe bacoo in Mr. Watson's class. I, Lucille Nouzoveky, will my eagerness to recite in class to Joyce Lindahl. To JoAnne Dahlgren,I, Evelyn Nine, leave the scent of the flower shop. I, Gladys Jensen, will my government notebook to the Seniors of next year. I, Pat Lewis, will my ability to be on the Honor R011 to Richard Butt. IaLJohnny Taber, will my boxing ability to Leslie McHargue. Weire rootid for you as . I, Betty McMahon, will my refined ways to Phyllis Powers. To Lois Snodgrass, I, Betty Larson, will my ability to become engaged when you are a Senior. I, John Hall, will my ability to get back into school after I had been kicked out to Theresa Powers. . To Williamette Desch, I, Beverly Rose, will my height. To Donna Kuskie, I, Doris Rutherford, will my ability to get and keep a man. mm mm I, Ned Hedges ialias blue eyea l, ique to Hitchy Hansen. I, Margaret Sowl, leave my quick step to Jackie Magnuson. To Dorie Hagen, I, Vivian Schenk, will my singing ability. I, Paul Grossnicklaua, leave my hard nights to Dale Nitzel. . I, Rosemary Manning, will my boils to the Sophomore girls so that they cangy Donn Cline next year. I, Betty Spencer, leave to Lola Fosaberg my girlish giggle. ; I To Dfle Helzer, I, Edgar Rasmussen, bequeath my Buick to be used the same m; used t. I, Donna Sinsel, will my curly hair to Shirley Pickering; Last of all, we, Donald Sampson and Glenn Nelson, leave to future Journalim y students our ability to write a gossip column iwith as much tact as we dol fun ' or all the dirt we find around the school. 541M m n'wwv'f x44. bequeath my blinkers and tall slender p113; yuan Witneaeed by: QLQQZQQ' J W ,5 WWwW xwi. Mggz M37 W W74 t $ . igp 847mm 53 miZJQZ - MM ISM 987W MAJWM, M $ QMJ in 01;? $3 24?; CM: WW M aw m QM JWJJJJM ZWJ7WK W 3w MM CR3 ti ' y me Wm$m 6?; WW W akeum MMJAA- - Ali . .3. :g. V rmvx WEISS ?Qmp hwy In the year 1950 fourty-rive seniors were given their freedom and sent on i their way after four years or being slaves to the teachers of Central City High ' school. They received their muoh-worhed-for diplomas and each went his separate way. Little did they know where these paths would lead and only after a span of - ten years can One tell what has happened. Now in 1960 in my home in the large city of Worms where a National Convention ; 13 being held, we four gad-about ladies sit talking. One has suggested that we ; go to the local theater and see the movie showing. Following up the suggestion, we grab our coats and we're off like a herd of turtles. Walking down to the L theater we meet Captain John Edgar, who is on leave and. is at the time, going k :6 the high school to address the student body on The Rewards of Being studioud' As we walk into the lobby, whom should we see at the popcorn machine but Bar- bare Tooley; but now she's popping Jensen's popcorn. When buying our tickets, we ' are astonished to see Don Sampson selling tickets because we thought he hadhigh- 1 er ambitions than this. Or does he own the theater? Glancing into the managefs 1 office, we see his very efficient secretary, Lena Mae Heald, typing like mad. ; Various billboards in the lobby read: : Try outs for parts in the broadway musical, The Blue Eyed Sheik , are Monday ; at 9:00. Report to Manager Ned Hedges. Girls must have big, brown eyes. L Under coming attraction in large letters was: Killer Currey , World's Greatest Wrestler since defeating Qbrgeous George, appears in person March 19th. sauntering further into the lobby,we look over in the corner and see seatedon ,7 a couch, deeply engrossed in a Women's Home tCompanion , Betty Carlson, still patiently waiting for Norman R. to graduate from the University. Just as we sit down, we notice Betty Stanislav and her husband;they have come to the show to relax after a long day's work on their farm in Central City. Even in the advertisements we recognize many people who had graduated with us. f Beverly Rose has designed a new Ford and is really making a career for herself. Duane Campbell is advertising Desch Monuments and Beverly Graham is singing a- bout these wonderful Cohagen Groceries. The great real estate agent, Frank Har- low,is still interested in Land. As a newscast flashes on the screen, we catch a glimpse of Barbara Norgard, private secretary to the head of the Stratman Cattle Raising Association. Well, ; here in Coach D101: Ghlusha who has succeeded in hating the first undefeated girls' 1, softball team. Oh, look! There's the wedding or the year: Glenn Nelson is pull- ? ing Iris Ferris down the isle, and the Reverend Bob Condon is standing patiently waiting to perform the ceremony, Ah! a flash of the Metropolitan Opera. Such famous stars as Mrs. Jocelyn Chandler and Mrs. Vivian Anderson are being reveal- ed. Now a glimpse of the sports world: Johnny Tober kayoes Toughie Malone and wins the National Boxing Championship or the year. Yea-a-a! Now comes the part every one seems to enjoynthe cartoon. Walt Disney is now unemployed. because Paul Grossnichlaus has taken over the part of Donald Duck,and EugenelPost and. Edgar Rasmussen tag along as Huey and Duey; but we wonder what has become of Louie. Since the comedy is over, we can take off our shoes and relax while we wait L. for the first feature to begin. Ahh--it has Just started, and it is Me and Pa , ;' gtairin? Harilyn Travis as Ma Williamson. The picture is directed by Mr. and Mrs. ; ue ur t he former Doris Rutherfordt. Matt ?Emgjjhm The costumes are designed by Margaret Bowl and the art work by Juliann Wilmr and Evelyn Nine. They must have kept their maiden names for professional usm John Hall and his celebrity wife make their grand entrance. He is now a munt millionaire, who has made his fortune by inventing a new method for opening Mn cans. To Be Or Not To Be , the second feature, directed by Mrs. Eddie Umphreys,tm former Gloria Johnson, stars the great Shakespearian actress Donna Folmer. There is quite a commotion as we see Bob Davis, the theaterPs bouncer, drag ging two mischievous blonde-haired,b1ue-eyed boys by the ears out into the lobm Coming after them is their frantic mother, Mrs. Dean Johnston,the former Phyllh Barnholdt. It seems they have been bothering Lucille Nouzoveky and escort. m the way who is her handsome husband? The lights flash on, and as we leave, we see many people wearing creations styled for them by the famous designers, Roaen Manning and Lee Sinsel. Thea names seem to fit their high positions in life. Outside the theater, when chatting with the former Norma Holz, who is happih married, we hear that Betty Spencer has Joined the Women's Foreign Legion. It seems she wanted to get away from her many men admirers. , When hailing a taxi, we are astonished and rather hesitant as we see that an driver is Betty McMahon. There is a screech of brakes as we stop in front of me Lew-Gembica Boarding House trun by Pat Lewis and Eleanor Gembicai, where twoof our companions,Mre. Marlene Raser of Chapman and Hre.G1adys Anderson of Hordvme are staying. Then Mrs. Sarah Dunovan of Hastings and myself, Phyllis-Bolling head of the mathematics department of the University of Arkansas, Journey ontc my home to spend the night. After this evening, I imagine we'll dream of pleasant memories of our few years at dear old Central City High School. CLASS MOTTO fWre are the architects of our own destinyf; CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLORS Maroon and Grey Hill 'L gwummmnmmm : .Afxi Rm 9 d: f K ummmg JUYIOR CLASS 4.. x ...4.. .9 WW? 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Jeanine Johnson, Theresa Powers, Delores Tucker, Dorothy Butt, Cleo Brumbaugh, Polly Boulton, Hfth row: Joan Scholl, Barbara Adams, Irene Nielsen, Norma Henk, Janet Scholl, Mary Strasburg, Janice Scholl. Phyllis Powers, Totaling Just 48 members,the Junior class excelled in extra-curricular activ- ities as well as in scholastic ability. Regulars and lettermen on both football 4 mm basketball teams, soloists and members of small groups in both band and veal revealed many talents. Officers for the group were 2 Don Glantz, president; Barbara Little, vice- mesident; Philip Mesner, secretary and Elgin Nelsen, treasurer. Sponsors were buss Gertrude Gealy and Mr. Raymond Stratman. Special events for this busy class were their play, Night of January 16th , gven in: ovember under the direction of Miss Irene Moerer, and the Junior-Senior banquet given May 4. 4'? c.lnHM :l 11.11 IWJAVFNUHWAMW wlilliwnllllllllltllidu . 50s 1. w. I . 12.1 :4 . Xillxtliitl . '.-tl!lir . . .. 1.3 m '7. 1 y . L! 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VV, ,1 Freshman Class i,,' 5 .- .. - wwvw .WMWM, . ant row: Beverly Gillham, Darlene King, Ruth Ellison, Venice Ueckcrt, Glenda' Grinstead,Eau1Powe11,Jean Kyca,chia Cntlctt,Kathryn Fulllngton,Elaine Krancc Second row: Duane Phillips,Alicc Wagner,Sue Rankin,Shirlcy Rogers,Fcrn Blauhorn, Phyllis Best, Phyllis Eaton, Janice Mortenscn, Rose Boyd, Rita Ncwby, Eugene Stopak, Richard Butt. , ;urd row: Gary Johnson, Corwin Roscoe, Norma French, Janice Goren, Joyce Hoes, Anna Hilbert, Katherine Strasburg, Helen ArendS, Jean Riblett, Reta Stauben, Allison Rice, Dick Sinscl, Duane Rutherford. murth row: Melvin K111ham,Dale Helzer, Donald Johnson,Dav1d Larson,David Jones, Wendell Faeh,Harold Scholl,Galcn Nclson,Don Galuaha,Jack Avery,Euaene Tucker.: Hfth row: Leslie McHnrgue, Jimmy Ellenwood, Jim Gillan, Ralph Bannister, Bill: Lantz,Me1vin Nouzoveky, Richard Rogcrs, James Johnston, Jimmy Catlett,Kcnneth Rankin. Not pictured: Delores Kohtz, Nina Emry, Carola Stettncr. - Freshmen Class Officers David Jonca..............................................President Jean Kyes...........................................Vlce-Prcsident Katherine Strauaburg.....................................Secretary Gary Johnson.............................................Treasurcr Sponsor..........................................Mise Karolyn Bohy u Baggy socks,rcd F's , oni ;w? f, -9 I their foreheads, I am a dumb a f ,1 ; ' '21 : 1;;ji' ;1, , V SJ Freshman signs, and paddles M iii; . 3, , .V m; :r i; .h x ,, t .; Ux;gtf ; g $f E?F;r:13;g;6'5-wg were musts for every well. I , R, t , , .7, gwmrggaq$2m ' . ' :; W? X W af:;:;35jiu Q dressed freshman, September- : ,x 7 ,.,ux- ; g ;j, ' 9Q;;;kS ;3 26 and 27. 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JUNLQR HHGH Central City's Junior High became a more active and compact group this year nth the organization of Junior High student Council and Pep Club. The student Council, the first in the school's history, was organized under um sponsorship of Principal Anthony Deebs. Officers for this organization in- chmed: Joe Scott, president; Janet Tooley, secretary; and Jack Rodysill, treas- mer. Organization duties consisted of forming a traffic council and planning mcial programs. Certain scholastic standards were required her members. Pep Club was organized at the first of the year with Janet Rose as captain; Mmulyn McHargue, lieutenant; and Phyllis Bomberger, cadet. Cheerleaders whovere dmsen were: Phyllis Bomberger, Doris Chesley and Janet Ross. Further undertakings of Junior High students included the school paper, Egg wee Bison, and an Operetta, Polished Pebbles , given in the spring. The cast Eiithe Operetta consisted of the following; Janet Ross, Mrs. OLBrien; Janet Towey, Mrs. Gabble; Betty Drake, Rosalie; Jean Roumpf, Winifred; Mary Ramage, MUJcent; Janet Yoet, Martha; Edward Yost,Nick; Clay Crites, Uncle BobLOld Black Jom Act Ii; Bobby Deech, Uncle Bob LAct IIL; Keaton Walker, Mr. Gabble. Student Mrectors were harilyn McHargue and Bill Raecke, The Operetta was under the di- rection of Miss Hazel Arpke. Egg Bison staff officials were Shirley Acker and Jack Justice,editors;Kenneth Avery and Phyllis Eomberger, assistant editors; with Jack Rodysill, Janet Toolex Mmdlyn McHargue, Janet Ross, and Clay Crites, making up the editorial staff. hm reporting staff consisted of LeAnne Post, Bob Desch, Sara Hauserman, Regina Ewald, Larry Larson, and Dick Larson. sizzla 3:9: MN eet . . 7w ' Li LJ..JAIWI i g, ' Y; x Rfiwiglkw Du - f l? . - 41?? .NF U L f , M74771 u ,, $5 ?5 . L x; L n.1, .. t y ' a L : 2w La r . - ' ri nr-u J -. L. I $4.1 1W w ,. . a L ,1 L ? :J; UV: vary. k . L l 7. fir .3?! I st pf id ,LV J, .V W ' . ., 't X' 1., A . qlali' L ' F t p ' - h t 1 t SEVENTH GRADE First row,left to right: Maymie Bolling,Deloris Brondel, Mary Rogers, JvaueIMs Gronfeldt, Dick Larsen, Maxine Helzer,Rlchard Brown, Lela Biblett, Gary 01m: Spencer Peterson. - Second row: Mrs. Ethel Sinsel, sponsor, Bob Volkman, Sylvia Green, Maurice SuL livan, Lewis Scholl, Patrick Geren, Beryl Nelsen, Keith Roumpf, Hennlng Jmm- son, drs. iaurene Cochran, sponsor. Third row: Larry Mason, Sandra Acker, Joan Carmen, Jackie Patterson, Robert Hmz Gerald Rogers, Keaton walker, Philip Anderson, Jerome Keying. Not pictured: Ruth Roubal, Marcia Broom, LeAnne Post, June Zlomke, Edward Yon, LuEtta Stettner, Jackie Sronce. .' ,.,';MM.MKW..W... . ziggk 1 41 E95 n7 I - I . a f ', X z , ., . 9 , T5t;?;Ef:jigglgin2;?dESEZjEEEEZ:F;-:3$E:Za?' -...-... - -. M EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: Mr.Bill Manke, sponsor, Jack Justice, Gary May, Rolmx Morrow, 3111 Raecke, Janet Yost, Phyllis Ratoliff, Irlavere Brockman, Marmz Reed, Doris Chesley, Regina Heald, Melva Jean Hall, Mrs. Gorline Johnew sponsor. Second row: Jack Rodysill, Gayle Fossberg, Joe Scott, Don Rusterholz, Edwar Grella, Janet Tooley, 43x Meyer, Richard Svltax, Lois Husman, Tom Luschei. Third row: Raymond Hack, Bob Desch, Marilyn McHargue, Clay Crites, Janet ROM Alford Killham, Milford Killham, John Hummel, Martin Park, Gerry May. Fourth row: Francis Reed, Shirley Acker,Phyllis Bomberger, Shirley Weeks, Murm. Whitney, Harold Kamper, Mikel McIlnay, Betty Drake, Jim Rusterholz, Kennet Avery. Not pictured: Phyllis Howdy, JoAnn Kuhn. HHHHIHHHHHIIHIUIHHHHUH A I f4 ogkkx IIHIUUUIHIllllllHllllHHllHHllllllllllll HIIHIHHIHHHHHIHHHIHHHHIHHlllllllif 0 . a A A n ' a MYWWESS 411g mmmmmnmnmmmIlmm'lmnmmmmmm111 1? X Q6; L5 hw I r7y f w N hhlgt 2.1-4 x W T. f -w.-. .7-.b,, ,, . 7H, ... ,. .- ,y.d.,. umerleaders, left to right: Betty Carlson, Marlene Grosshana, Marilyn Sineel, Sarah Anderson. Mrst row: Barbara Tooley, Miss Ruth Sterup, sponsor, Donna Sinsel. hcond row: Eola Powell, Joyce Ross, Polly Boulton, Williamette Desch, Sally Stringer, Betty McMahon, Rosemary Manning, Norma Henk, Phyllis Power. Nurd row: Janice Geren, Phyllis Beat, Gladys Jensen, Iris Ferris, Gloria Johnson, Vivian Schonk, Jackie Magnuson, Loretta Morrison, Lois Haddix, Joan Scholl. t quth row: Della Hamilton, Marilyn Kyee, Barbara Little, Janet Critee, Jean Glantz, Barbara Sinael, Jackie Lindahl, Lorraine McHargue, Jeanne Greving, Jeanne Nielsen. - nrth row: Beverly Rose, Donna Folmer, Phyllis Barnholdt, Barbara Norgard, Jocelyn Weller, Phyllis Bolling, Theresa Powers, Janice Scholl, Jeannine Johnston. Notpictuned: Juliann Wilder, Barbara Brewer. um student body and the members or the community in all school activities was um aim of the Pep Club members. Under the capable leadership of Miss Ruth Sterup, the Pepstere met each Tues- hy at h:00 p.m. and made plans, with Donna Sineel, captain, and Barbara Tooley, neutenant, in charge or these meetings. Mstrict tournaments, marched at root-i$rnuu Ly w bul and basketball games, purchasedf' Vag!,3vh$f .....m 'EH V ,V cheerleader jackets and letters, char- 4 ured a bus for the complete organl - ntion to Seward, decorated halls andgw held pep rallies. ' h Cheerleaders for the year were:mheu;w, Marlene Groeehans, head cheerleader,:2:::::::;ffi;I fi ! htty Carlson, and Sarah Anderson,gmm.www..wg$:::: t unior cheerleaders and Marilyn Sinselvkuv ' -ibr Junior cheerleader. k .4; .U M5! h . Ayn v. To arouse and maintain school spirit, and secure the interest and support or : Besides yelling at every game, the girls found time to handle food l'concee- 7 Mann at all home football games, sponsored a dance after both the county andej 7 1!.VV'RV-N r' ,v..- ,... w e , 7 , J , .-.. ,;, l whmw. V-.- , ,. , .V ' t . r... jib : 7V 7 7 M 7 3 ? u$ Te 2 v- :'-n -;i 2 Ag;.7 , V k . 5 V . x , v 0- : V... . 7 52 First row, left to right: Mrs. Helen Solt, sponsor, Sue Rankin, Helen Aren Beverly Gillham, Darlene King, Phyllis Eaton, Janice Mortensen, Janice Ger Eola Powell, Jean Kyes, Joyce Ross, Norma French, Sally Stringer, Williame Deach. IATEENB Second row: Donna Sinael, Donna Folmer,-Rose Boyd, Glenda Grinstead, Fern Bl horn, Phyllis Beat, Anna Hilbert, Shirley Rogers, Myrna Ohlman, Donna Kusk Mona Hull, Alice Henaen. ' Third row: Patsy Manson, Marsela Svitak, Marie Shelton, Jean Glantz, Barb Sinsel, Lorraine McHargue, Donnie Johnson, Patsy Barnes, Ann McCormick,M Jorie Schutt, Jackie Lindahl, Iris Ferris, Rosemary Manning. Fourth row: Virginia Reeves, Barbara Tooley, Letha McConnell, Althea Christen Marilyn Kyes, Barbara Little, Polly Boulton, Joyce Lindahl, Betty Galua Janet Crites, Marilyn Binse1,.Norma Honk, Barbara Norgard, Jocelyn Wellen Firth row: Gloria Johnson, Vivian Sohenk, Barbara Watkins, Rose Ann Shelt Irene Nielsen, Lola Foaaberg, Norma Holz, Betty Larson, Janet Scholl, Barb Adams, Janice Scholl, Betty Watkins, Willa Bidders, Joan Scholl. Sixth row: Jane Shelton, Della Hamilton, Jeanne Greving, Marlene Groaehana,Sn Anderson, Gladys Jensen, Lois Haddlx, Jeanne Nielsen, Verna Christenee Merry Stewart, Dorie Hagen, Jackie Magnueon, Loretta Morrison,?hyllie 8011 Not pictured: Mary Strasburg, Illene Land, Melissa Bolling, Donna Higbee, E1 nor Gemblca, Pat Lewis, Harva Kamper. Changing sponsors 1n - EE' dent; Della Mae Humih the middle or the year did vice- president ; Barb: not slow up this active- Tooley , secretary ; group or 79 members. Ar- Jeanne Greving, treat ter the resignation 0! er, as their offiom ' Mrs. Helen Solt, M139 Besides the 1-7 Gertrude Genly nnaumed District Fall Confem responsibility or this held in Central m activity which in to the Y-Teena round 1 create a fellowahip or . for holly sales, He women and girls devoted to 7V7 - Sister Week, selling! the task of realizing and practicing at basketball games, a Christmas; Christian ideals. recognition services, sending pack: totorphana homes, and their annt !;Teenn not every second and rour-' Mother-Dnughter banquet. th Tuesday with Vivian Schenk, pron- HI-Y Under the sponsorship of Mr. Watson and Rev. Dawson Park, the Hi-I completed mother eventful year. This organization which is organized to maintain moral and religious standards: md help with achool social life, claimed nu members. Special activities or thiav ywup included a hay ride, Father and Son banquet,Christmas play in co-operation Mjh I-Tecns, sale of pencils, and selling food at county tournament. Special. weakera and movies were shown at most or the regular meetings held the first: ma third Wednesdays of each month. ' Officers elected for first semester Were: Don Sampson, president; Dale Nitzel uce-prcaidcnt; Glenn Nelson, secretary; and Donn Cline, treasurer. Those chosen f m office second eemceter were: Ned Hedges, preaidcnt;Don Hansen, vicc-prcaidcntf Dhs Nitzcl, secretary; and Gene Lewis, treasurer. Fhmt row, left to right: Georg: Rayner, Bob Davis, Arlie Heald, Walter Buster- holz, Gary Jensen, Elgin Nelson, Edwin Umphreya, Gene Lewis, Don Sampson, Paul Grosshans. hcond row: Glenn Nelson, John Edgar, David Erickson, Eugene Thomas, Jan Hudgens, Roger Malm, Bob Condom, Ned Hcdges,Marvin Funk, Duane Eaton, Donald Henson. hurd row: Mr. M H Watson, sponsor, Andy Smith, Dick CLEAN SPEECH Ramagc, Phillip Mcsncr, Dale Nitzel, Jerry Larson , Manning Bombergcr,Edw1n Cohagen,Ronnie Haekins,David Garrett. CLEAN SPORTS CLEAN LIVING Murth row: Johnny Tober, John Park, Donn Cline, Orville Garrett, Don Grassman, Cecil Currey, Duane Campbell, CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP 7 Don Glantz, Dick Galueha, Dale Hoffachncidcr, Willie Lcnz. i Mt piciured: J C Hauscrman, Marx Peterson. G A A wigx;d ia.aawlh,rxhax A new activity in G G H S, the G A A wGlrla f? ,J, , X Athletic Associationw was organized under the w.rCLwKR HwK f.i 7 sponsorship of Miss Karolyn Bohy, to develop $f I 7 x1 1f 2 a spirit of comradeehip, good sportsmanship, E, Krs::X; aw2: :KCrl wI and friendliness among girls interested in 4x waifijfn' g JgW'wK a physical education. 4gKv-IA V'x, x; Polly Jo Boulton was chosen president or 4i33k 1f w3 f this group of HO girls, with Eola Mae PowelL 3: ; f$ vice-preeldent; Alice Wagner, secretary; and 3:: L td7Jf Katherine Strasburg, treasurer. Directors of w ri7 individual sports were the following: Janet w .5 Cw; - Scholl, softball; Willa Bidders, basketball; ' . w ' q92 gw Juliann Wilder, tumbling; Lois Haddix, square j wng b dancing; Doris Rutherford, volleyball; Marilyn HL ' w4; Travis, bowling; Donna Slnsel,tenn18 and archery; Donna Folmer, individual sports; and Barbara Tooley,intramura1 direcmn Besides participating in sports, G A A members found time to sponsor a damn after a basketball game, have a Christmas party, and hold a scavenger hunt and a weiner roast. Front row, left to right: Polly , .9 Boulton, Alice Wagner, Doris -' :?j?? Rutherford, Marilyn Travis, E 3 wk w Juliann W11der,Barbara Tooley I Donna Sinsel,Kather1ne Stras- lfjg w. bur ,Eola Powell, Lois Haddin - fC- J1 F W11 a Siddera. n- :J;' Second row: Rita Newby, Janice Mortenson, Phyllis Eaton, Reta Steuben, Jean Kym Gloria Johnson, Beverly Rose, Janet Scholl. ' Third row: Norma French, Joyce Ross, Elaine Krance, Beverly Gillham, Patw Barnes, Levia Catlett, Allison Rice, Jean Ribblett, Lena Heald. Fourth row: Venice Ueckert, Janice Geren, Sue Rankin, Fern Blauhorn, Helen Arena Ruth Ellison, Darlene King, Irene Nielsen, Lola Fossberg, Shirley Pickering Shirley Rogers, Rose Boyd, Kathryn Fullington, Miss Bohy, sponsor. Not pictured: Althea Christensen, Mary Strasburg. Girls Physical Education xix M. ,9..- w LN - hit V?RSMr-b i .. s :. , k': p u V; 2'. M-w'I' c i f ,, JR, . J? rmyaw L. . a M ,. h x. M .. M1-'.,m mm - In order to encourage physical training for girls as well as boys,Physicnli Education was reorganized in C. C. H. S. last year. Under the 9UPBFV1aion and Ed mstructlon of Miss Karolyn Bohy, girls spent their free study halls playing and; karning rules of softball, volley ball, basketball and many other games. NOt only ability but SPOTtBWENShip and attitude were stressed under the neww? system. Girls wore shorts and sweatshirts as their standard attire. Membership ; Ulthe G. A. A. was not required for students in phys. ed. n7 . ; , t V:ig?' V Qmjirojection sggsg; r 1;. ' HEM Hrst row: Dale Nitzeeravid Garrett ,Cecn.Currey,PauiGrossnicklaus, J. C. Hauserman. kcond row: Duane Rutherford,Eugene Tucker,David Larson,Jack Avery,Don Grassman. Nurd row: Patsy Monson, Mr. Gerald Franklin, sponsor. I Dick Sinsei Fre shmmn X II ,I i' ;t i. M. J: '4 5 a L7 Reorganization of the Future Farmers of america, this year,under the sponsor- dd? of Mr. Raymond Stratmnn, brought another new activity into C C H S exclu- mvely for vocational a5riculture students. It was organized to develop agricul- gmml leadership, co-Qperation, and citizenship among Future Farmers of america. achievements of this club, which totaled 51 members, werc: construction of cmmrete hog troughs for sale to farmers, testing milk and soil for farmers, monsorlng an Eighth Grade Day, and attending the state F F A convention. Officers who presided over the regular meetings held the second Monday of Hwh month Herc: Paul Grassnicklaus, president; David Garrett, Vice-presldent; Mam Peterson, secretary; John Hall, treasurer; Bob Davis, reporter; and Hannie kains, sentinel. h-4.ww-. Hrst row, left to right: Kenneth Charron, Don Linden, David Garrett, Marvin Funk, Roger Malm, Melvin Nouzovsky, John Edgar,.Ronnie Haskins. wcond row: Mr. Raymond Stratman, sponsor, Neal Steuben, Melvin Killham, Ralph Bannister, Marx Peterson, Jimmy Schenk, Bob Davis, Edgar Rasmussen. Hurd row: Maynard Fullington, Lucas Djnernes, Morris Rasmussen, Jim Catlett, Leslie McHargue, Jim Johnston, Richard Butt. hurth row: Orville Garrett, Eugene Post, Elton Erickson, Jim Gillan, Paul Grossnicklaus, Wayne Senkbile, , Mt pictured: John Hall. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Streesing character, service, and leadership as well as scholarship, the Cm. trnl City chapter of National Honor Society, with Miss Murie Schutte, eponaw ; had another busy year with only five active members. ' With Betty Carlson, president; Ned Hedges, vice-president; Phyllis Bollim secretary; and Glenn Nelson, treasurer, plans were made for the fourth ennui scholastic banquet. Funds for this undertaking Wcre raised by sponsoring a hug times dance and by a Joint food Belling project with Hi-I at the county tourm. 7 ment. -1 ,me ilikj? 2: x. x e f AA JV : First row, left to right: BettyXCarlaon, arlcne Groeahane, Phyllis Bolling. Second row: Glenn Nelson, Miss Marie Bchutte, sponsor, Ned Hedges. l l CHARACTER ' SERVICE SCHULARSHIP LEADERSHIP Junior Class Play ' 1 ? ' i I i 1;, .f: :Efi 1R '1: 3,1? . Kw 7,? 151,- L O v NA . a I , x t . 4 , ,., rN Q, 1 ,fA m N I u , .. , Magi ' ' wkwf'T-l L .,L Q l-v W , The Cast .......................................prosecuting attorney j Elgin Nelson........ Marilyn Sinsel.......f...............................................Karen Andre met Scholl.......................................................prison matron Roger Malm...............................................................bailiff Mvid Garrett........................................................Judge Heath Della Mae Hamilton.........................aecretary to the prosecuiing attorney-f Dale N1tze1.....................................................defensc attorney melyn Kyes.......................................................hie secretary Wwin Umphreya................................................Clerk of the Court Hullp Mesner.......................................................Dr. Kirkland Emmara Adams.,...............................................Mrs. John Hatching hlter Rusterholz................................................Homer Van Fleet Dmmld Hensen......................................................Elmer Sweeney met Crites..................................................Nancy Lee Faulkner mbara L1tt1e.....................................................Magda Svenson Ede Hoffachneider................................................John Whitfield Mtheu Chriatenecn.................................................Janc Chandler wnw Jensen.....................................................Sigurd Jungouist Mnc Lewie...........;...............................................Larry Regan waa Henk................................................Roberta Van Rinssclcar Polly Jo Boulton....................................................atenographer Mtha McConnell.................................... .'. '.. .. student directors Man Clina w-.oaacu.nooo-ao-.uu-v-noau-noonuoooo...--a-u-ouunt-.n Night of January 16, a three act comedy-drama by Ayn Rand, was gIVcn as the hmior class play on Novamber 22, under the direct ion of Miss Irene Moerer. of . The action of the story took place in the courtroom or the Supreme court Mw York, where Karen Andre was being tried for murder. Witnesses to the murder Mr: canbd upon to testify.Thus the story of Karen Andre's love amhirs and busi- Mss affairs was unfolded. A Jury selected from the audience was called to hear um case presented and to render a decision concerning her guilt or innocence. wy-v vi WWWWW wr-v -v v-vw vjv rw-r' , ?.WVV-v-v- WV r v v v ,-VV.,A.,. -V - v erq.- rvv. wuhv w. w , r: l x: 7: M: Q g t ?witi ;' .1. NY; h ' v t , H; x KT L n. q ,3 4' h .t ht. ,X l; ,Khuahguuimsmh,m VMZ'A - , . LiLWMhW ...,.4.M..J? SENIOR PLAY First row, left to right: Marlene Grosshans, Barbara Tooley. Second row: Don Sampson, Nelson. Third row: Bob Condom, Ned Hedges, John Edgar, Dick Galusha, Paul Grossnicklaumf Bob Davis. Pongo Twistleton.........Glenn Nelson TThe Crumpet.................Bob Davis Uncle Fred................Don Sampson A Maid. ............... ..Gladys Jensen Julia Parker........Maflene GrosShans Wilbur Robinson. ...... .....Ned Hedges Mr. Parker..... ..Dick Galusha Mrs; Parker............Barbara Tooley Judge Basher... ......Bob Condon I Lady Duff-Wilson.......Jocelyn WeTler ' Mary.................Rosemary Manning ' Miss Dougal............Juliann Wilder 5 Miss Spencer...........Mar11yn Travis A Policeman.....t...;......John Edgar sthdent Directorst....Phyllis Bolling Paul Grossnicklaus 1 Director............M1ss Irene Moerer Phyllis Bolling, Marilyn Travis Rosemary Manning, Jocelyn Weller, Juliann Wilder, Gladys Jensen, Glamw Uncle Fred Flits By , a three am given' comedy by P. G. Wodehouse, was as the Senior class play on April 2Q under the direction of Miss Moerer. Uncle Fred was an eccentric Engus gentleman who got his greatest pleas are from dragging his reluctant onW Pongo through many bewilderingsmmpm This time he insisted on tzkingPon- go to Mitching H1D.and when it start ed to rain,ca1mly took over the near v est home. It was there that Pongo ma Julia and was forced to pretendhewwt This was very difth sights for Pongo and' when Julia's obnoxious1 suitor arrived,Pongo could not comahw a veterinarian. cult for it was love at first himself, However, they get involvm deeper and in shame-faced despalyPom go wanted to drag Uncle Fred awathm Mitching Hill entirely, but the beam 1mg Uncle Fred wouldn't budge. Halt? ed to spread sweetness and light, m explained. He d1d--even to the poim of having the police pick up two aw spicious looking characters who has pened to be the This looked to be the final blow m Pongo's romance,but it wasn't for an finally ended happily for everyoneom cerned. owners of the house A l l M. 1 Three, akeers ;0r Our band ,I !.l jvv ,w AW 7 ,A.....-..-.v-v-rv-w. 1- w-.. 6;;8h Freshmenr ' ' Lei Aer- Aawefi. H55 Lack! bit; a:t the; birdl6? Whg:egdtg3,+? boy V, rv'ww rVV.V;V-V5 , wvy ,..,., fv5vv-um Wt What Ha. veil to a; bloat? 9h in. 7,. ll glignun...v. M :1:fo WVQTW JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET , The first Junior Class to give a Junior-Senior banquet in the new auditorium,i last year's group chose a Dutch garden as the theme for their banquet May 70! last year. . With Mr. Gerald Franklin and Mrs. Helen Solt as sponsors, work on the banqmts was started in February, but the finel day found them in the usual last minme rush. The main feature of the decorations was a huge Dutch windmill on the stash with flowers growing around it. A small flower garden in the middle of the flwni picket fences, trellises and tulips completed the idea. . Junior mothers prepared the food and sophomores serted it. Those serving wad Norma Henk, Janet Crites, Irene N1elson,Marilyn Sinsel, Jeanine Johnson, Barbmal Little, Della Hamilton, Letha McConnell, and Polly Jo Boulton, Edwin Umphreymt Gary Jensen,Don Glantz, Roger Malm,Walter Rusterholz, Paul Grosshans, Donn 01m; Elgln Neisen and Dale Nitzel. 4? 1M H1 319; y; H Hle E's ,. 1W: t A , ? 32 $2 Unusually active for a letterman organization, the C C Club, with Mr. George Miller and Don Schrader as sponsors, was created to promote all branches of ath- h latics for men in the school and to create better sportsmanship and cleaner living among these let- termenJJembers are those that have lettered in either football track or basketball. Officers for the year one of the regular meet- C O UNTY '49-'50 were chosen at . inrrs which are held the I first and. third i-Iondays CH A M P3 of 0each month. They were Glenn Nelson, president; Paul Groeshens, vice-presi- .' dent; Duane Campbell,secre- tary; and Don Glantz, treas- I urer. During the year the C C lettermen, sponsored a school Tournament, fined members for mg list, in detention room and then turned over to the school for profit organization. . 6?! Club purchased letters for . dance, sold food at District such things as being on the fail- unsatisfactory lists.This money was use because the C C Club is a non- KW. . hx 5., V' First row, left to right: Donn Cline, Edwin Umphreys, Glenn Nelson, Den Sampson, Elgin Nelson, eBob Davis, David Garrett. . Second row, left to right: Ronnie Basking, Gene Lewis, Don Glantz, Dale Hoff- schneider, Duane Campbell, Dick Galusha, Roger Malm, Cecil Currey. Third row, left to right: Mr. Miller,sponsor; Paul Grosshans, Johnny Taber, John Edgar, Ned Hedges, Bob Condom, Frank Harlow, IdmnningeBomberger, Don Schrader, sponsor. h 11 Seniors Eligible For Regents Exams rs wm hke Universxt- . w miio , v 1.1mm S regents exams Marc V Sophomore co '5 Honor Ron Dobhomorcs Head MUSiC COHtGSt Honor Roll Again 311. head the 51 Will Be Held 5 ilzai wil . contest 4.. .M mvpntxeth . mmmm- mm Editors-ln-Chier. . . .. Assistant Editor..... Sports Editor........ Feature Editor....... Business Manager...... Circulation Manager.... Staff Artist...... ...... Advertising Collectors.... Reportcrs...Vivian Schenk, Adviser.......... annual Intor-Hi. x ' its . . . a .. .- Gra ............... . K A: 'abx'asku , ; : thomm :' W hvl'p are t-' . ,R . v 1 Eb'xfgrincipal Gerald anmn h 1m. 3ndgburiuhfslllxom four 3'11;le t entla hm qnnmmcftd. . x V pm' The H- . mm listed, . ' , . .. Andtrsun. .; .. 01101 I , . 1' Ban l1 311e,; 91:. D.?.?thmon, Mane '95s; Sam Anifoliqgmlwim or Sm, Cmn-al City mil pm. hm form 8t 15 80914111: NEJ Iiedms. CW 213' fled Hurlgos, ng'lfl'k 1301. nyugl I.?isirlct. Mum Crmtoxtu 5,538 Nana quksh Lewis Betty McMah .1 warnmnm Juz 3 ' Wu; and 3,1 00 mm on Apnl-u, and 15 .1 igdmed 13.1.13 Han Jemm' Pgtj mag Glenn Ne! WWW Janet Cr PW: Barbam 31m wivzyhr- nzst tune mm. ' 3;:5d'19112? zounhogrsvb , onmmuw man 2 . 331.11 and lhrhmnhpii 170w:- Um My 14:97 the cnnhjst a W L L , . . M M' o be va-wy: NM , , , ,W q V If . ; l 4 in 1mm: i135, K69 o c I. vlJl r s - , r 1; WI 0' I 1' .f. 0 La? ,8 .301 4m, 8 041? a 1:010:95. 4K0; 470C: 6le 3'1 o 04?: Qf are 4'10 Owl ! '0'755422 121 'v 7274,91 - G. a r I 0r r 5i '02 9 - .14, 61a frail MM nkgw r t 3013.30; 1b 3,1,! 6 Q; n J 4 x f$290 Q$ky3 $ 19. x x, h onx xxx $ 2 ' V 6 629 , X' 60 6 ,v . 96. , W ski IOUUCAN ma. . K$ WJQCK; 6. Janet Crites . $0 33X Q6: . . . - I . Elected Candldate do 1. . a x waeno and Qecvgch xow , For Band Queen naIIStS th-mg dcd t0 3 $ 3Q .es-ggkiix -- ' t .. . 31.3. o Janet Crites. a junior. has her rkey T To Gip AW AY I ' ..q M 3:: - JNQOQ. weocxovnghce: q elocted by band members as thkthe 0019 1;, Tot P e m6 D? G. A S 4wxc . 9x6 90163ng 1669 candidate for queen at Hw Mm. 1 r x! r , 6'3 cc, x, annual! t In 7! 114:th I arty Supegomc mg; ' ponsors 5531399, weigofw held 1 32 T0 COHIPC 6 End dgtefld g: ,0 mdcideiE aw. alentme D . 9e Cqu'qg'stc ingrttik;$ Contest E b 112:: On g; 711:1:OT!.7 K:?e mnsmchSO' anCe 3:5? :6X$'6$$'v;$5' - ' ! , . o l the dnkb'I eaTney 1 't 56m anAQVeanJ em vfhxmcste q 3mxwimoxx5-E the Mt .. u - C, C. II. S shsimfs'd y L - dudvms o! o , $0056 bands qrxgxlttymfyxwm dmm-om come 9on GREEN WAVE STAFF made, Mr? Wests atFUIIenon high school? $0 90 q x. a , . c ,,,1$?9 fDOnsurg-d m, .112? Valrmme am pm noxVongLmWQAgg ..Phyllia Bolling, Glenn Nclaonaygg:wt .................Betty CarlsomQ ....Don Sampson ...Donnn Folmcr ......John Edgar .Betty McMahon .. ..............Cecil Currey ..Dorie Rutherford, Johnny Tober ..-...... .u...-... . ...--.... . .....-... .. .- cu. ham, Betty Spencer, Cecil Currey ............. ......Max1nc Supp With Glenn Nelson and Phyllis Bolling sharing the yearly editorshlpa and Betty Carlson, assistant editor, the Green Wave, as the official '5 ex I Inch v I , . r i ' il ; t ? high school publication, completed its fourth year. Other staff posi- tions were: Don Sampson, sports editor; Donna Folmer, feature editor; John Edgar, business manager;Bctty McMahon, circulation manager; Dorie Rutherford and Johnny Tober,advertiaing collectors;Cecil Currey,Viv1an Schenk, BcVerly Graham and Betty Spencer, reporters. A rour-page ed1tion,the paper was printed monthly by the Republican printers or this city. The Green Wave obtained membership in National Scholastic Presa Association, National Quill and Scroll, and Nebraska High School Press Association. Seven Journalism students attended the Nebraska High School press convention in Lincoln last fall. Funds for this trip were raised by sponsoring a school dance. In competitive writing at the convention, Don Sampson placed second in sports writing in Class A. ! VD ' ,i . 5K5 'ON' p Among C. C. H. S. s geldb $66 teerew I? . ; 6x 6.63- $163ng ' Bus1est Men Is ............ ? XX $- we WW Ida? etezzls 7 x . . .. A , b OOCOQQQ $$$xe Vram between hvo placer c- 60 r' 0N 2X95. P30 Th 9 Of ' Q xx 009v 96m do. which one should h ' .5399 ,ng, Kw? gov qwo mpu'mer 1x 63111.6 ' x0639; advtnjlrst? Gucsx who? YouTe x X . 30V0;9V 004 ,f 111m 1113111; GSSmEI S. 'J $9,520 Xulss nnt Jnhrre nthpr wifek moo? 0w? 0'; fXX '1 311! up 05'?! 19 43173; i Lw .... '..... 2: t. .4 L. .33. .gf ...... Mrst row; Patty Larson, Lynn Toolcy, Carol Grandell. kcond row: Mr. Mark Crandcll,conductor;Willinmctte Desch,Cleo Erumbaugh,Marlene, 5 7 Grosshanr,Donna Folmer,Barbara Slnsel,Jean Kyes,Jack1e L1ndehl,Julian Wilder. r4:rw Hurd row: Joe Scott,Arllc Hcald, Janet Ross,Jean Glantz, Jackie Magnuson,G1adye I 7f Jensen,Gloria Johnson,Mar11yn Slnsc1,Barbara Toolcy,Donna SinFeLJoyce LindahLit' Betty Larson, Keith Houmph. - Murth row: Jack Justice, Verna Christensen, Lois Haddix, Phyllis Best, Jeannine; Johnson, Beverly Rose, Janet Toolcy, Jeanne Barnholdt, Sarah Anderson, Jeanne? Greving, Marilyn McHarguc, Barbara Adams. ' Hfth row: John Hummel, Walter Ruaterholz,Clay Crites, Dale Nitzel,Donna Higbee,; Jean N1elson,J.C. Hauscrman,Marx Peterson,Dav1d Erickson,Donn C11nc,Jack Eoftf with row: Martin Park,Bob Desch,Manning Bomberger,Don Snmpson,Dick annge, Rita: Steuben, Virginia Reeves, Katherine Strausburg, Andy Smith. Band members made their 'b9-'5O year a long aswell as a busy one by attending: um Nebraska State Fair early in the fall.Shortly after this event came the Har-s mat of Harmony at Grand Island, at which the Badd received 8 Superior rating 1n' MNision I.Members found time for Band Day at the Uriverslty of Nebrnrkn 1n Lin-, coln,Homecoming at Hastings College,march1ng at hwjtime of Funerton footbdn gamgi aband clinic at Aurora, And a solo clinic at Central City.Pep rallies, footballt mm basketbdl games kept this group busy betwanitimes.The District music contestL Imld on April 1b and 15 in Central City gave these talented musicians a chance1n; puTorm before a home audience. - u-....n.s.. . ..-.--w, E S'uw :Wx - . . - ,,.... .. n. .. WM... XWWCM t t ,.-;Mvmv - These 11 girls are members ofv the baton class of Juliana Wilder, senior drum :aJor: Sally Sue Donaldson,Kay Marquis, Janet Hruza,Rita Butts, Sarah Haugermah 0y Jean Reutlinger, Tiona Christensen,. Judy Stevenson, Sandra Hobbs, Christine EwanPbxuasjitaninsu ,. . , , . t' wk: : w in .. ; ,3 . iii 7. ' x y 3 2 . , LLMQLA fwbu 'z't'rq-ivrr; zwwL-z; 3 Vkvil , L : . . H, ey g;' V U E , CLARINETTE QUARTETTE , E i : r 3'16 Juliann Wilder, Walter Rusterholz, Arne y 3 i; ?i . Heald, Barbara Toolcy. . M 21$??? Tgyjf wmfingSFg BRASS SEXTETTE i First row; Beverly Rose, John Hum- mel, Joe Scott. Second row: Charles Smith, Dale 1 Nitzel, Manning Bomberger. x .1 5 l , 4 TROMBONE QUARTETTE 3 5 F593 ZN 5$ 1ng Don Sampson, Manning Bombcrgcr,KatherMe , arQKin: Strasburg, Virginia Reeves. x Q;::' V :f' ; RWW-N-T A dA . L 2', mg ; I 3 ; ,i '..i. E, ....... b SAXOPHONE QUARTETTE a First row: Jeanne Nielsen, David a ,. mm;. . , Erickson. wwM Lw WM; m; JZW Mr ...; ; .3 ' FLUTE QUARTETTE Second row: Donn Glinb,Marx Peter- son, J C Hauserman. Janet Tooley, Sarah Anderson,Jeanne Gru- ing, Marilyn McHargue. '15.;ng '1' 1f? '3 0 Q'o 0. Awr W3, ,x 6 Qh 2; :55 5w 521 Y7??? NB? 1 i, :23 :3 u M J i! .,,.5: 7 , : 7L'3 0 $ rfTWJXT : Rerg-lgmffg 13mm M gtutggb Mrst row, left to right: 0 1'1 CHOIR Betty McMahon, Rosemary Manning, Wrniagavg-.,...;:L , Lorie Hake, Thcrisa POWcr, Dorrlne Butt, Vivian Schenk, Bill Mason, Gary Jensen, Barbara Sinse1,2 Marlene Grosshana, Marilyn Sinscl, Donna Sinscl, W;1linmette Desch. : Marilyn Kycs, Jeanne; Virginia Reeves, Jerry: Barbara Little, Gladyag hcond row: Miss Hazel Arpke, director, Barbara Adams, Greving, Myrna Ohlman, Marjorie Schutt, Joan Scholl, Larson, Marx Peterson, Willa Bidders, Janet Critcs, Jensen, Iris Ferris, Jackie Magnuaen, Juliann Wilder. Nurd row: Jocelyn Weller, Sarah Anderson, Beverly Rose, Betty Carlson, Arlief Eenld, Edwin Umphrcya, John Park, Eugene Thomas, Barnholdt, Barbara Brewer, Barbara Tooley, Sally Stringer, accompanist. Nurth row: Willie Lenz, Glenn Nelson, Donn Cline, John Edgar, Dale Nitzel, Dale? Hoffschneidcr, Elgin Nelson, Don Sampaon,Dick Ramagc, Marvin Funk, John Tobcr Galen Nelson, Manning Bombcrgcr, Eugene Post, Paul Grosshans, Cecil Currey. F p MIXED OCTETTE Accompanist ....... M135 Hazel Arpke: Tenors.....Gary Jensen, Donn Cline. Sopranos ......... ...Joce1yn Weller: Vivian Schenk . ...,. h .. , . 'A . , ... Altos .............. ...Janct Crites. Marlene Grosahansf t'. Basses .............. ..Glcnn Nelson! Cecil Currey; qua.--v-+.- A A vAv-.- - -J 'uwm ' l.,, ,. Jeanne Barnholdt, Phyllis 177 Vn-kcn love in yuur lmw X ' :EE-LdF-Ejiajzaaa; , . . 714 .mW .,. r ! , 1,, hm..-.mm..;.. Wu - ken lave in your bow . XYu ken love in your buy! 33V x . h I ' .xx. $x 1,, . I'e .. kthx IH GIRL'S TRIO in: you. Miss Hazel Arpkc, Accompaniet Donna Slnscl Jocelyn Weller Jeanne Earnholdt I I : : i 4m S a- . .- : In. c z ; . : NH, -0 PX! .- iii! ,2 E'l c .g u : r: .r: i'i- .: . ' . Loretta Morrison, Accompaniet iii Alice Wagner Beverly Gillham Wu Fern Blauhorn Darlene King ;x. Bola Powell E E Janice Mortenson H Norma French 1 Joyce Rona Phyllis Best Jean Kyes $ Glenda Grinstcad Venice Ucrkcrt BuW ,, 7:53.: ,,:;.7. ... , -..,.,.;;.,, i .1 . mum. FFESHMAN pEXTETTE ,1. f 5:1? Eola Powell, Accompanist x-mz Fern Blauhorn 6 ax g 4 Darlene King .w z;- :;i Norma French $?L1f Joyce Rosa ggx? Phyllis Best ,4 1? Jean Kyea 3; b5222$; ;' , X : 5; dW Rom come 4 TVY .gxz' t CNN: hon . Nb K4 3. :v CXdeQ BOYS' GLEE rust row, left to right: Jeanne Grcving, accompanist, Glenn Nelson, Jan Hudgens 9 Gary Jensen, Dick Sinsel, B111 Mason, Jerry Larson, Willis Lenz, Miss Hazel Arpke, director. ' Swond row: Paul Grosehana, Cecil Currey, Eugene Thomas, Arlie Heald, Marx Peterson, Donn Cline. IMrd row: John Edgar, Eugene Post, Manning Bombcrgcr, John Tober, Ronnie Haskins, Dale Nitzel, Edwin Umphreys, John Park. Nurth row: David Erickson, i Q Hauscrman, Dale Horfschneider, Don Sampson,: Elgin Nelson, Dick Ramage, Marvin Funk, Galen Nelson. ht pictured: Don Henson, David Larson, Roger Malm, Walter Rusterholz. TRIPLE TRIO Accompanlst: Virginia Reeves. Altos: Barbara Sinscl, Barbara Tooley, Donna Sineel. Second eopranoe: Sarah Anderson, Barbara Little, Jeanne Barnholdt. First aopranos: Jocelyn Weller, Marilyn Kycs, Vivian Schenk. mUwaNJgZTt 3173221 4 -u-H . .39 . :5: 1 v4 ..:.:'-m GIRLS' GLEE First row, left to right: Roaemary Manning, Betty McMahon, Illene Land, Dorrme Butt, Loris Hake, Barbara Watkins, Jeanne Grcving, Betty Watkins , Lorena Morrison, Polly Boulton, Marilyn Sinsel, Donna Sinscl, Williamettc Deech. Second row: Theresa Power, Melissa Bolling, Althea Christensen, Sally Stringu, Phyllis Bolling, Merry Stewart, Beverly Thompson, Lois Haddix, Doris Hagm: Verna Christensen, Iris Ferris, Marlene Grosshans, accompanist, Miss Haul Arpke, director. Third row: Jocelyn Weller, Marilyn Kyea, Marjorie Schutt, Myrna Ohlman, Phylhs Barnholdt, Jeanne Barnholdt, Barbara Little, Virginia Reeves, Lethe McConnul Jeannine Johnston, Barbara Sinsel, Jackie Magnuscn, Gladys Jensen, Barbna Tooley, Della Hamilton. - Fourth row: Vivian Schenk, Barbara Adams, Betty Carlson, Dorothy Butt, Beveny Hose, Sarah Anderson, Barbara Brewer, Irene Nielsen, Juliann W11dcr,RoscAm' Shelton, Willa Bidders, Jackie L1ndahl,Lorra1nc McHargue, Jean Glantz, Jamt Crites, Donna Higbec. Not pictured: Jeanne Nielsen, Joan Scholl. memm m 'hkfdi: :7 67M qz33mg . Ni BOYS' QUARTETTE 4 u M ii IEVH ' - Cuoid Ie-Sorha C?aQHEf' geaa 7785 J ..n I M MifW . . ,6 4!: Hn ix 45 77 .U Yr. .3 . M . . i r . u, l, x . . ft. m. . ,u A ...x? . tvlf; 1. k . . 7.. v11 .5. n , . 7.: u .. . .. .1 , I Hi. a A a ,;I.Ii:t IL flf I l . r. C. l: a .1 . xv . I; .. . 'u .w x. .VJ' .b.-.... .. i 33V? . ,7. x. I Skepa 77m. 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I :W . -w MYEK 7f v , egg! 47 2:9; 7: 7we73-7QM; m 733:7 - 5.61314 i r 7 g H; 1: ' j 4 W'LgKEEx-11.fb y-Lij iffy: ' 31:; 7f '51 iTW 1 3? ; - 7' E7117 xi; 7: 1:: 5251a; ; j! m; Q , . i W 17.- 7 Ma ' m -------- Q ,. glibww diff ijgg$grp 7 74:; ta; . 7 347 2f7 iweJ ;. ' 2 35; W I' , y W H :7 x IN I - 5 '7 x 3 r, 4 :1 Ft fl x i. X f - X :7 . 3' ..... $74.3 Rikki; id 1 leggflubg?ng4utx WMngzxttIL41-e i516 Jx-mA j x 7 -w; 1 Vi. 'a A 7 E' .1 xv ; 3' f :i ' '1 I wt . I 2 j t ; envz Ax 1950 BISON GRIDDERS rust rOW, left to right: Dale Horfschneider, Harold Scholl, Glenn Nelson, Don Sampson, Bob Condom, Robert Davis. awond row: John Edgar, David Jones, Dick Galueha, Ned Hedges, Ronnie Basking, Frank Harlow, Corwin Roscoe. TMrd row: Donn Cline, Paul Grosahans, Cecil Currey, Don Glantz, Roger Malm, Gene Lewis. Pmmth row: Ed Umphreye, Duane Campbell, Manning Bomberger, John Tober, Don Graesman. FMth row: Don Schrader, assistant coach, David Garrett, manager, George Millen coach. . BISON GRID SEASON The Central City High School football team opened the 1950 grid season with a 1L7 win OVer Sutton on the Mustangs'field. The Bison scored first on a touch- ing from Edgar to Condon. Glantz drove over for the extra point. The Mustang tnm tied it up, but in the third quarter Edgar hit Sampson with a pass for an- umer touchdown. Condon converted, and that was the game. The Bison opened their conference slate by drOpning an 18-0 tilt to the Aurora jmkiea. Aurora tallied once each in the second, third and final periods for the The Bison absorbed their second defeat at the hands of Fullerton in a game futuring rugged goal-line standg by Central City. The Warriors scored and con- vnmed in the second quarter for a 7-0 margin, which stood for the rest of the ymm 1m touchdowns and Lewis, Nelson,Edgsr, and Roscoe got one each on the way to a 3L0 triumph. Glantz scored two extra points and Harlow tallied one. Albion used a strong first half to down the Bison 13-0 in a game played at Anion. Myers scored both Cardinal touchdowns in the first half. Albion was OMplayed in the second half, but held on to the victory. 72- r , , , , , , , , , . 74v , yM v v rvwmww- St. Paul fell easy prey to the Bison in the fourth game of the year. Malm got ' . put the Bison behind, DON SAMPSON NED HEDGES Fullback, Junior End, Senior Quarterback, Senior Height- 5' 11 Height- 6' 1 Height- 5' 11 Weight- 185 Weight- 180 Weighte 1ho Co-Captain Co-Captnin Co-Captain All-Conference All-Conference Gibbon was beaten,12-7,1n the year's sixth outing. Glantz and Sampson tallnd in the first quarter, and a stubborn Central City defense held out against pen sistent Gibbon scaring efforts to preserve the victory. Seward used a 55-ynnd touchdown run by Wendt onzthe third play or the game m where they remained for the remainder of the game. Tm Bluejaya scored again tin the second quarter. The halftime score stood at 13-3 This count remained through a rough second half,in which the Bison penetrated m the Seward two-yard line where they Were turned back. f 3 . 1.. i!;.x, 2$xh pg w'reIXI.i h ,. ' u .14 Q ti. ' , ' r ' Q1 5 m we; . 21424;; ..2; ., g 2 1.1 ax , w ' -14 -. X 4 v. ' 1yhtft 3 :23 h ,e5 E , 2V . .. fig 1 .. I V 1 X I Q r. t l l , ht 321 :,i .. K1: ; 1 . q t 3 wax '. IN ' ; i wm.z . 3 x - ehx--t- ntz .. V ,1g'y . +1 . .31 2'. 2 fr , . ' . .... ,'f m... g ; . Fuvk y 4 f??? x , e J' g t 2. 2f .. r tf-W k N . .. t .J' ' a - I K... ' . 1 2 ' ' ' l, v; X l 2 .. 2. a 22...er - - 2 ,, 2 f 3 W 7 W ' V1vg' 2.111.! P3,.4- 2 .x 1.2. 2 3 . ' 3- I 2 3 5. g E . ' 3 he a 1 X Whuumk..,w .HHU v.1 ' 1 xx 1 L V X . . j ...-.; NJ lag... 57' .. 1;, d; 1 ij .2 w- ..4.-.-...............4....24 .1..-,......'. J... v DICK GALUSHA Tackle, Senior Height- 5' 9 Weight- 180 PAUL GROSSHANS Tackle, Junior Height- 5' 9 Weight- 185 DUANE CAMPBELL Center, Senior Height- 5' 11 Weight- 170 J. z . 1 DONN CLINE BOB CONDON GENE LEWIS Guard, Junior Halfbnck, Senior End, Junior Height- 5E 8 Height- 5' 8i' Height- 5' lo'i Weight- 150 Weight- 165 , Weight- lhO The Bison ran up against the season's toughest opponent in their grid finale phyed on Armistice Day. That day the David City Scouts brought their powerful agregation to Central City. The Bison were unable to get their offense in gear, md the defense could do little with the fast, powerful, David City backfield. in game ended in a 32-0 rout. With the end of the season came the time to pick an nll-opponent team. All muad members voted, and the following selections were announced: Ends--Wood, Gmbon and Johnson, Albion; tackles--Fyfe, David City and Imig, Seward; guards-- mdlin, Albion and widle, David City; center--Thommasen, David City; backs-n Kmera, David City, Hain, David City, Nelson, Fullerton, and Myers, Albion. Fx e9ifi u 1i z 3 A .A th A wmemw k- A ROGER MALM CECIL CURREI GLENN NELSON Halfback, Junior Guard, Senior Halfback, Senior Height- 5' 10H Height- 5' 7g'1 Height- 5' 7 Weight- 150 Weight- 150 Weight- lho 7,, i. , ,f, mien i,.4.a..ee...vf,;;w;5xim':HM .. .. .....,..c i M ,.... .., 4, My , mm. w.e.,,i.n;.uwf.vz 2.04;: 1- m .14.. H: u v , , .. . 4.-.., .., .umi, WWW L i ivy! jgrrr ,Vl.r,'r ,vvr 71y ffr'ymf v7 ,7va r; 7,7. ,v f-w y y - . 7 y,v 7 '7' a thV ? Wh'? r ,VVi y, '7 , j, fr71vr7wr7'v7r7-71 7., y , x-jr-w w-V v V t,-. e. vW.,.va .i RONNIE HASKINS Guard, Sophomore Height 5' 9 Weight- 160 Two Bison were chosen to the Central Eight All-Confercnce team They were Don Glantz, Junior fullback and Don Sampson, senior eni the coaches. Kb FRANK HARLOW Quarterback, Senior Height- 5' 10 Weight- 140 $5 x a ,W' 1'.. :1 try lQr J xx: NJ ijg WV JOHNNI TOBER End, Senior Height- 5' 9 Weight- 130 2' Q f: x J 4.x; f ...;.W DALE HOFFSCHNEIDER Tackle, Junior Height- 6' 3 Weight- 165 I ; $ W ,3 UjwaE. A i:3u ff 3 ';fy 3 K , ; '1;, L 1 J3 I X . 3 X 17-74 : f! '1' k 7 i, r a W; l i A Lg : ab m FNw u ..-wap .1 n 'yx-u-gr-w WK BOB DAVIS L.w...m,.w u Guard, Senior Height- 5' ' Weight- 1 0 selected by MANNING BOMBERGER Center, Sophomore Height- 5' 10 Weight- 1H5 1950 IANNIGANS First row, left to right: Richard Rogers, Wendell Faeh, Don Johnson, Dick Harln Marvin Funk, Dick Ramage, Bill Lantz. Second row: Don Galusha, Jim Gillan, Don Linden, Dick Sinecl, John Park,Ga1u Nelsen. Third row: Marlowe Poet, Jack Avery, Arlic Healg; Don Lutrcll, Kenneth Rnnkim Fourth row: Don Johnson, Kenneth Charrpn, th $ hrader, Coach. Xannigans prepare for future with action in varsity games. Johnny Rocky Tobcr lands left cross on Jaw of Earl Geier on way to victory in finals of Grand Island Golden Gloves Tournament. EK 55 ?;,X LVz m; gxrjang,g V va alkNV,4 ,, mft to right: Glenn Nelson, E 1 . 5 3 ,LI ' ? J : ; . Efgm.ummukgw x j - I I '5 38 wa m 3c ,,. k7; Zkgw w NED HEDGES Guard, Senior Co-Captain 1950 BASKETBALL SQUAD Donn Cline, L r g x . g . m ... CAMPBELL DUANE Forward, Senior Co-Captain Duane Campbell, Scholl, Don Sampson, Elgin Nelsen, Roger Malm, Frank Harlow, Kenneth Rankin. ,4 Lu , . nu: was: ' - xgba .a' , ;' -..: M VMwWH-xk? qua . $ . e : . t. 33. 7k :1 l i f , J, 2h y Ned Hedges, Harold DON,SAMPSON Guard, Senior Honorable Mention All-State mm , ma 11V V, 1 L fkfv1 FRANK HARLOW HAROLD SCHOLL DONN CLINE Senior Guard, Center, Freshman Forward, Junior ROGER MALM ELGIN NELSEN GLENN NELSON Forward, Junior Center, Junior Forward, Senior ii L nN . xx ' xV VV...m.gh.g Ax ,, 1950 TRACKMEN X1; I 4! X1 i. ii tAR '.... AW...- .. ;..... . ED UMPHREYS Sprints, Relay n I m L 3x3 :7 ,5 L ? x i , r J Na 2 ! Cl J.'H X i . W 1,. .:.m..mm l K I f I f; k i I 1 ... n- VH4 ELGIN NELSEN Sprints, Relay M... w... .gi' .m mg; I GLENN NELSON Distances . m. U ,VWV m;..h...,n..... DON GLANTZ Weights g;H h. ' gm; u . ,,, NMm Ay xxm x 1 ARJ , r w ' m r 1' ! ' ' ,L.-... .w.,. .J J M . a..-.. . $. ... ROGER MALM High Jump, Relay K 1950 TRACKMEN $ . -K a ; M .;, :1 a -. 1 5 , v I I ., .. a - ii! ' . ,' K ? K runwam. '3. K v ..., ,w 1 i, !: ; .$ '-r-.ui-h.4A.a-.. Lax .n..-..K - L -,.y...;.-v ED UMPHREYS Sprints, Relay Left to r1ght:Glenn Nelson, Roger Malm, Don Glantz, Elgin Nelsen, Ed Umphreys. j, H :1; . 1 i l 3 ml ' , B in. w- ...... I g a K -..,. K ELGIN NELSEN Sprints, Relay .. VK'KN-m ; KRVVM H w - .. ,.....21 K1 . . . K .mmq W I K K , GLENN NELSON Distances rm? rww- JJ DON GLANTZ ROGER MALM Weights High Jump, Relay opponent Place 0 C Score Opponent Score st. Edward H :28 21 columbus T 19 48 Seward T 29 44 Palmer H 42 24 silver Greek H 40 2'? Aurora H 33 50 st. Paul H :39 26 David City T 40 45 nay Center H :54 :56 goup City :1 3'7 41 Genoa H :39 41 Fullerton H 28 52 stromsburg T 45 44 Albion T .35 50 Aurora T 26 59 Jrete H 39 51 York T 32 46 51;. 13011 H 32 26 VLX .-' r , 3i V' fix. x 3km x , ERVES n n .4 1950 BASK TEALL ass A An, :, nnk Kenneth R Dale Hoffschneidu Corwln Roscoe. Manning Bomberger, First row, left to right: Galen Nelsen, Ron- Dick Harlow, Gene Lewis, , Edwin Cohagn nie Haskina, Dick sinsel Second r0w: JH 5111 Lantz, Dave Jones, Ellenwood, Dick Ramage, Gary Johnson. Third row: $- 7 Don Galusha, wendell Faeh chard Rogers, Arlie Heald. Fourth row: Coach. Fifth row: Don Schrader, H3 kinaxv SSW. w, E..x 5gp! .1 .1: xxx... ILWRXX JV 3.: , ;: x .w, I'll!!! W M ILi 1 l l mimmimuH :mm1mHumanummmiimumm w in-i'lAlll'lHl 1 iIWIVIIIWlllHI'mlVi'H'IWHHJ'fWI!IiHmNHHmHHHHWHI 2 t k I ,I I mun WM ;-+: - .LIHHHHHIILHH E ?:Ng?H i$i:E53 liHHIEl! ili; xii? IN I ah a.qywiv- 7,7-wv,77 vvvzrvavj..myr.eww.r . v v y, -1. Iv ,v7V'7,.- .,V - 71,7, ,'?'V'f , f i7V 7V'T 7,'7' ' -7'7 f JOHN' DEERE Sales and l .Sewice ',.17..L..W..4.44A.4L -W,,M;. MAMA; ..u.4..d A f x D. Ellsworth Reeves ? Reeves Farm Equipmeh+ Co. Central City, Nebraska L. L. H A D D I X N O R D S T R 0.M G R O C E R Y Battery Sales and Service FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Radiator Repairing - Expert Welding Honest Service - Established 1922 Telephone QO-W t Central City, Nebr. Telephon 104 NANTKES SERVICE STATION IlcCLURES CAFE ' Washing, Specialized Lubrication ' y Conoco Gas, Motor Oil, Tires . specialty Batteries 3 Home Made Pie Telephone 21 JUSTICE 8 LOCKE '9 Drugs -- Painfs - Prescripfions ; I Telephone 23-W DR. FREDERICK FOUTS, N.Do Central City, Nobr. Congratulations to The Class or 1950 E.T. 21mm, M. D. IICongratulations Class or 1950 S.A. FOSTER LUMBER CO. A.J. Hanway, Manager NORDSTROM CLEANERS One Call Will Do It All Telephone 2l2 FORD GARAGE Sales and Service McCullough Motor Co. G.E. Rose, Ford Dealer Telephone 166 GROSSHANS SALES and SERVICE McCormick Pontiac Implements Cars Telephone 6 Central City, Nebn DR. c.w. SCEAFER, o.D. Registered Optometrist Ccntra1 City, Nebr. DR. H. F. GREVING Dentist Phone 28-W Central City, Nebr. x V'VTTZWU'I' '17? t ' V i' V 7,7' ' r, , 8'17? V If! t .v v 7 7 A .4 -..L....,.... 8 ' 1886: The year when . . . V The first three graduates received their diplomas from Central City High School 8 The Farmers National Bank was founded. Both school and bank have come a long, long way in the 64 eventful years since 1886. Both have made much progress which could have been made in no other country. Maintaining this as the land of opportunity presents today a chal- lenge to the graduates of 1950. WE WISH YOU EVERX SUCCESS! THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK- Central City, Nebr. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1, w- -'e.. r r TVVVVX'? r 7vV-77 WW, a HOTEL NIXON. BOB'S SNACK SHOP Sandwiches 0 Telephone 98 Thick Malta Coffee RALPH B. DEMEL and CO. LEE'S TEXACO INSURANCE Gas, Oil, Batteries, and Tires and s. and H. Green Stamps REAL ESTATE. Telephone 598 w 507 G. St. Phone 65 th . .-.m, 8....r. u... CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES CLASS OF 1950 CENTRAL CIT! HIGH f7 IT IS OUR SINCERE WISH THAT YOUR APPRECIATION OF OUR DEMOCRATIC FORM OF GOVERNMENT, AND WAY OF LIFE, WILL GROW STRONGER WITH THE YEARS, CAUSING YOU TO REJECT THE VARIOUS ISMSn WHICH MIS-GUIDED ZEALOTS WILL ATTEMPT TO FOIST UPON YOU. AS OPPOSED TO HELPS , AIDS , DOLES , SUBSIDIES,'I FROM STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS, YOUR OWN INITIATIVE AND STRAIGHT THINKING AND INDIVIDUAL EFFORT WILL OPEN UP THE SUREST WAY TO SUCCESS, AND FREEDOM, IN THE YEARS TO COME. T.B. HORD GRAIN COMPANY CENTRAL FURNITURE GEREN REXALL DRUG STORE Ralph Zlomke Prescription Draggists Central City, Nebr. Telephone 63 J ' Telephone 75 Sincere Good Wishes To MOTORADE SERVICE STATION The Class of 1950 D-X Gasoline and 011 Washing and Lubrication A Mr. and Mrs. Elgin 0. White Telephone 17 C. R. Thorpe Congratulations, Seniornl H. H. RILEY AGENCY Lire - Auto Ins. 1609k St. 154 W NINE'S BUSINESS and SEWING MACHINES Remington, Rand Office Equipment Noochi and Mercury Sowing Machinas Parts and Sorvico Phonc 350 HENSLEY STUDIO Portraits Roll Film Processing Photo Supplies Telephone 78-W VEED SERVICE STATION . Gasoline - Fuel 0113 - Greases S. and H. Green Stamps Telephone 127 CEBTRAL CLEANERS Satisfaction Guaranteed Dry Cleaning WILDER CAFE The Home of Good Coffee Open Arte: School Games Congratulations Class or 1950 STATE and SUN THEATER Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell LARSON CHEVROLET CO . 26 Years or Service in Central City, Nebr. Congratulations to The Class or 1950 DOU'I'HIT CAFE WEGNER MONUMENT CO. Central City NEBR. Since 1919 Phone 490W1 NELSON MACHINE SHOP Wreck Rebuilding Batteries Auto Glass Tires Day Phone 39-J Night Phone 2821 CENTRAL CITY NONPAREIL Nebraska's No. 2 Weekly Newapaper in towns OVer 1000 population, as Judged in Nebraska Press Associa- tion competition in General Excel- lence in 1950. CENTRAL CITY FLORISTS Cut Flowers - Plants - Corsages Phone 492-W M. J. Hruban Quality Footwear at Popular Pricoa GARLSON BOOTERI DR. BRUCE L. ROSS Osteopathic Physician ANDREW D. BROWN, M. D. Central City, Nebraska Telephone 35-W i it WOODY'S SERVICE AND CAFE CENTRAL NEBRASKA OIL COMPANY DR. F. P. McALEER Dentist X-Ray Diagnosis Telephone 218-W Central City, Nebraska DR. C. LEE HOLMES, M. D. Physician Surgeon Telephone 203 0K BARBER SHOP Congratulations to Class or 1950 Harley Minniear, Proprietor MERRICK COUNTY HATCHEHI Better Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies Phone 92 W Central City, Nebr. JERNBERG MAYTAG and ELECTRIC Greeley Hams Appliances Q 9 Sherwin-Wllliame Paint and Wallpaper 9 G Johnson Sea Horse Outboard Motors Q 9 Lanson Watercraft Boats Fountain Service Meadow Gold Ice Cream TOOLEY DRUG STORE Cards and Gifts For All Occasions SMITH ELECTRIC Your Westinghouse Dealer Radio Sales and Service Telephone 130 HOWARD'S GIFT SHOP School Supplies Gifts for All Occasions BLACK CAT CAFE Excellent Foode-Gourteous Service Phone 106 Bill and Swede Central City, Nobr. VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waring Hair Shaping a Specialty Phone 122 Alice 8. Peterson LAND STANDARB SERVICE Washing and Greaaing ATLAS TIRES And Accessories How About A Hudson? 'v v.- , 1f 7 yr v v.? 77v rvmr-vw 77w p rw-rlr - 7 f -.4..A,Au.AAAM.. .a..a,,.ra ' ' ' ROSS-McILNAY CO. HARDWARE, PLUMBING and HEATING Central City, Nebraska Telephone 60 J. M. McDONALD COMPAN! RAECKE and PHARES LAWXERS The Friendly Family Store Central City, Nebraska CentralCity Nebraska Walter R. Haecke Charles H. Phares GORGEN'S MARKET I xoswls IRON WORKS Groceries - Meats Blacksmithing and Welding we deliver Expert Workmanship Telephone 49 Central City, Nebr. Phone 526 GLANTZ FARM SERVICE 1121 17Hw Avenue Central City; Nebraska .FARM 50mm Ph one. 88 5 N:TT f:i CLARK BAKER! 'i 3' ' 75 kaE ;SEgiEgD 1lg5gE;;gZE;Q Baked Goods With a Homemade Flavor Complete Department Store Everything for the Farm, Telephone 25 Home, and Auto Central City, Nebr. THE REPUBLICAN . SCHEIDERHEINZ MARKET 41' .l' Merrick County's Leading Newapaper w Meata-Lockers Commercial Printing and Publishing 1- it It's Our Business to Help Your Business Central City, Nebr. LAFAYETTE BEAUTY SHOP ' ROSCOE and NIELSON Complete Automotive Service The Home of Good Hair Styling Exide and Willard Batterye Telephone 559 Vernie Lock Phone 56 BOLT FUNERAL HOME Central City, Nebr. Rhone 53W-1 -Le311e W. Bolt Ronald E. Solt Ambulance Service - yv-rwnwv-r-w-.. V yr; 7-7.: , -. r ,v v v , f v v 7v-V vshy ,vy , WV; 7 ,v v v ry-yrvv-H'hrjvvvv-w-7- . , . 1 , . . , , , , . , . , , , , , , , , , , w . 1L! , CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1950 a a a C333325S3hzqztgzz May you help to make 7 mgmg rX the progress of the next hJ , 0380A 039 3 half century even greater h than that of the past fifty years. ' 9 9 BEATRICE FOODS CO. ALWAYS STRIVE for Central City, Nebr. SOMETHING BETTER I 9 G G Phone 500 NEBRASKA HEREFORD ASS'N. Central City, Nebr. HESSELGESSER gg NORTH SIDE GROCERY Olds Sales and Service Fancy Grocer1e3-Cholce Meats h h Fresh Vegetables Phone 97 and 57 Central City, Nebr. FAEH FARM EQUIPMENT Telephone 85 Central City, Nebraska . 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