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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

W r7fw 1951 'ggison Qsdicatscl to 04127 figs 950F135 qVIio cfaacl 15555. c74m2ualJ and cgaaalzl tgsiz dmany Mamowisg of Canbzaf Cliff, 551595 cgafzoof gaugfiagacl By 955 cism'ou of Cgizt'zaf 35255 dfgg 1951 .Bison Staff Co-Editors- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Barbara Brewerr, Janet Crites Business Manager - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Joyce Lindahl Senior Class Editors - - - - - - - - - - - - Della Hamilton, Letha McConnell Faculty Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Marilyn Kyes' Organizations Editors - - - - - - - - - - - Polly Jo Boulton, Paul Grosshans Sports Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Donn Cline Assistant Sports Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Elgin Nelsen Junior Class Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dale Nitzel Assistant Junior Class Editor - - - John Park Sophomore Class Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Philip Mesner Assistant Sophomore Class Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nina Emry Freshman Class Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Beverly Thompson Assistant Freshman Class Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - Marilyn McHargue Junior High Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Marilyn Sinsel SnapShot Editors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gary Jensen, Barbara Little Art Editors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gene LewiS, Ed Umphreys Typists - - - - - - - - - '- - - - Loris Hake, Dorothy Butt, Barbara Watkins Betty Watkins, ,Irene Nielsen Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Miss Maxine Sapp Miss Sapp. P. Grosshans, G. Jensen, Du Nitzel. J. Park, P. Mesner. Bo Watkins, L. Hake, D. Butt, In Nielsen, Nn Emry, M. McHargue, D. Cline, E. Nelsen, B. Watkins, G. Lewis, Ew Umphreys. B. Little. Bh Thompson, M. Sinsel. P. Boulton. Mc Kyes, L Lindahl. J. Crites, B. Brewer, Dh Hamilton, L. McConnclL The 1951 Bison Staff presents this annual with the hope that it will help you recall some of your happiest memories of Central City High School. With less than one month and a half to complete the annual, the deadline was met on timeo We wish to thank Miss Sapp, our sponsor, Mr, Neal Hensley. our photograph- er, our advertisers, the publishers, and all the people who helped to make this annual possibhi. gym 1 gang. H 1 if 2: . ', e ' - L.........- I fuga- Alww.w .. . ; . xm me ,L YEW; UH. , 1unwmuunm V. A. CLINE A. B. Hastings College M. A. University of Nebraska Superintendent GERALD FRANKLIN A. B. Hastings College M. A. Colorado State College of Education Principal, Spanish I SCHOOL BOARD Howard Jones. Secretary-Treasurer; Dr. H. Greving; Carl Erickson; Joe A. Justice, President; V. A. Cline, Superintendent; Frank Little; Raymond Crites. MAXINE SAPP A. Ba Midland College English, Journalism KAROLYN R. BOHY B. A. Kearney State Teachers College Physical Education Health EDNA WIDMAN A. B. Nebraska Central College English, Spanish II M. H. WATSON A. 13.; A. M. Penn College Social Studies .. Arw'umm'V DONALD DARNELL B. A. Nebraska Wesleyan Social Science r x ,. .. .x v. M , .MM1 RAYMOND J. STRATMAN B. S. in Agriculture University of Nebraska Vocational Agriculture FORREST CHRISTIENSEN A. E. University of Nebraska Mathematics ? ! WILLIAM T. KENNEDY B. 5:. E. Arkansas State Physical Science Basketball Coach GEORGE MILLER B. S. Nebraska Wesleyan M. A. Colorado State College of Education Athletics, Industrial Arts M. L. CRANDELL A0 B. Peru State Teachers College Band, Bookkeeping 4'; RUTH STERUP A. B. Hastings College Commercial HAZAL ARPKE B. of Music in Education University of Nebraska Vocal Music 'A-qrrdzzuw. .; A I . mur-s'rw . ' 1L GERTRUDE GEALY B. So in Home Economics Univer sity of Nebraska Home Economics KENNETH SPEAR NELDA CAMPBELL Secretary to Superintendent WILLIAM TR UESDELL HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN AUDITOR IUM C USTODIAN . ::.:S M d H m, Sen for Class . .l E . . . v X... . 31:11:11.1 1.4. .. 1115 .. 1. 2.; Z Taxi? .: T L ,2 1,5. .5 r; 3 . JiX e 1 a x K, k ... .VL ,txx . v 2. Lu? . x. a y . v r a C sf: .? urn. 51 A Viikip WHITE ROSE LAVENDER AND WHITE FLOWER w. o N w m c D L R o w E H T H C T A w COLORS MOTTO . .1, ?gwilllllnwlix.4. a: . . x . L .. m 9:1,; 7 SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS GEOR GE MILLER RAYMOND STRATMAN BARBARA ADAMS, Commercial . Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Green Wave Staff 4; Girls' M Glee 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Junior ; , 4 Play; Madrigal 4 Lonely hearts incorporated. POLL'Y JO BOULTON, College Prep. Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Ga A. A. 3; President 3; National Honor Society 3; Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4; Physical Education 2, 3; Girls' Glee 1,3,4; Junior Play; Projectionist 4 They say I'm gonna be a farmer's wife--- wanna bet? Mu BARBARA BREWER, College Prep. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Annual Staff 1.4; ; Co-Editor 4; Green Wave Staff 4; Girlsw '4 3 Glee l,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Accompanist 2,4 : AWN... She burns the midnight oil; but it's gasoline. ' ' - CLEO BRUMBAUGH, Commercial l' L Band 1.2.3.4; Librarian 4; Y-Teens 1,2,4; ; ' - Quiet, gentle? 10 i1 ' l I '4! 5 r , I w k.g. , 4' ; 3 ; 1 k. I 1 , k; N' i X, 'x. J 3 ,X Ma- y, u ; A 4 N ALTHEA CHRISTENSEN, College Prep. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Junior Play An innocent face, but you never can tell. DONN CLINE, College Prep. C. C. Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Treasurer 2,3 Annual Staff 4; Green Wave Staff 4; Football, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Boys' Glee I,2,3,4; Choir l,2,3,4; Mixed Octet 3,4; Boys' Quartet 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Saxophone Quartet 2,3; Junior Play: Madrigal 4 I often wonder how the world ran before I arrived. ,J , ,1? 55. I '7; i T: H; j c l ; 1 ; 4- i .4 '77.; W i Y 73h fax , 2'2 . 2f! 4 1! x! - b ,1 ; 3 4. ,i K 42:5; X, ' I DOROTHY BUTT, General Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3 '4She's a bushel of fun in any surroundings. KENNETH CHARRON, General C. C. Club 4; F. F. A. 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4 He keeps his thoughts to himself,-- mostly. JANET CR ITES, College Prep. P'ep Club 1.2.3.4; Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 3; Class President 1; Annual Staff 4; Co-Editor 4; Green Wave Staff 4; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Octet 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Junior Play; Madrigal 4 Who? Why? What? When? Where? Istill don't understand. LOLA FOSSBERG, Commercial Y-Tcens l.2,3,4; G. A. A. 3; Green Wave Staff 4; Physical Education 2,3; Girls' Glee 1 I've been absent. 11 NW ; DON GLANTZ, College Prep. CC Club 2,3,4; Secretary 2; National Honor Society 3; Secretary 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track l,2,3,4; Class President 3 A wise man is a strong man. DONALD GRASSMAN, General CC Club 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Green Wave Staff 4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Manager 4; Track Manager 4; Projectionist 3,4 A little learning is a dangerous thing. g 1 E W v g ' i 3 ,. ' 4 i z. , i 4 .3 ax E g ; :V. 1. , fv Q K1. , f - w 4 . 4 f . ,r; , ; r. g R 4 . . , ,3 5 a 4 ' 1 I r '4 s j I ?x t 1 , ; x g . ,1 g E V , - 1 a j m1 Aeyfy . 1' I , V; . . . :9; -! .rm 1, c f 4 i m3 m, j . . , 4 . , .L e , : 2 k, .3 i; a , ,5 x,,. x w i l '1. , W242 ,1 4 'CZIIP' ft! x 4 K, .' X X 4 I, My A .. L '-; 3 g f? ; , ' 9 K ; L mi 3i J BETTY JEAN GALUSHA, General Y-Teens 2,3,4; Physical Education 2; Girls' Glee 1 While we live; let us live. DAVID GARRETT, Vocational Ag. CC Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Fa F. 4Au 3,4; Vice- President 3; President 4; Football Manager 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Junior Play 3; Projectionist 2,3,4 Hang sorrow; care will kill a cat, 1; , V: I 5 g 2 , g g 'i ,, g ? ' ,-- ? 1 . f T 5 i f ' 2 3 l f f 2 $ . a : : ' : . a t I c ' ' J i 3;: um , mamm ! ., i y 1' a ,3 , ,. ,mw ,m 1 K ; n . 2 s . ! v39 4 i 5 f , 2 i g, a m - E 2 N ,Av i i x I i 2 '3 'M'3 1X 3 N' 7-44.. 3 XXX .3 Xx II ; 3 f . PAUL GROSSHANS, College Prep. CC Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Boys' Glee 1,2,3; Choir 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2 Now, coach, it's this way. LORIS ANN HAKE, College Prep; Y-Teens 4; Annual Staff'4; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Choir 2,3;4; Triple Trio 4; Librarian 3,4 A blushing little maid with a delicate air, 12 f 3 ,1, ,. 3 .. i ,4, hi, i -3 43$ 71.; g , h 1 3 v :wxc ; ; , s . 3 H 1 ' ' - 1 f , :; x .. 4 3 r a ; .- f z ,.. 3' o... , . 4 V3; :E'k. l 31 ,1 . 26 474k a. , y; . If 1 u,, , ' ; x 4 , x ' ' ,1 k. 4 r 3 C: .' x. K M 3 3 d f , . r 4-5 4 ,- 2 , ,, . 3 3 4 3 ' I ,,' ' r- 'x bx , , xx iv ;l: A '9 DONALD HENSEN. General Hi-Y 3.4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Junior Play I have an ambition to be tough and drink pop.'l DUANE HOFFMAN. General Prep. Harvard 1.2.3 F. F. A. 4; Basketball 4; Projectionist '4 Hush. little Senior. don't be bold: you're only a Freshman three years old. 5? x 1 ll . M. ,' iii. 2 e 1,1772: 'I E f :9 ; T 3-. f :5 I I 'mxx .1 ' ; mwx. 3:? . ft 1 ; ' -4. ,r g 3.5 2 g 3. , . A ! DELLA MAE HAMILTON. College Prep. Pep Club 2,3,4; Merit Keeper 4; G. A. A. 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Annual Staff 4; Physical Education 2,3; Girls' Glee 1.3.4; Junior Play 3; Projectionist 4 Weighed in the balances and not found wanting. NORMA HENK. Home Ec. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Annual Staff 2; Physical Education 2; Junior Play; Class Vice-President 2 I dare do all that may become a woman; who dares do more? , f w M. ,. ,-..-W..,.-Vmw.m4 Id; 33 4mm 4.37 d-gy r; 3 f wa. A 17, 4 k 0 z 1 A , 3 N 4. . ! . 1 X W Ir 4 v 1 w, E ,1 X4 .4 j , x ; ' I rm 2. pox DALE HOFFSCHNEIDER, General CC Club 3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3; BoyS' Glee 1.2.3.4; Choir 1.2.3.4; Mixed Octet 4; Junior Play; Madrigal 4 Use your feet and save your head. GARY JENSEN, General Hi-Y 3.4; Class President 2; Annual Staff 4; Green Wave Staff 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Boys' Glee 2.3.4; Choir 2.3.4; Mixed Octet 3.4;Boys' Quartet 3.4; Junior Play; Madrigal 4 ' The big. little wheel. 13 MAR ILYN KYES, College Prep. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; District President 3; Annual Staff 4; Physical Education 3; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Choir 2,3,4; Triple Trio 3.4; Mixed Octet 4; Junior Play; Madrigal 4 She alwaye has a smile for everyone. GENE LEWIS, General CC Club 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4; Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1.2.3.4; Junior Play; Class Treasurer 2 Handsome is as handsome does. FRANCIS JINDRA. General Hi-Y 4; F. F. A. 4 Girls; don't look at me; I'm bashful. JEANNINE JOHNSTON. General Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Physical Education 2; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Band 1.2.3.4; Librarian 4 You don't hear her very often. but she's there just the same. , ,4... A 3M1: 3; JOYCE LINDAHL. Commercial Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Cabinet 3.4; Class Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Business Manager; Green Wave Staff 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Librarian 2,3,4; Pep Club 4, -You can manufacture blondes. but red hair comes natural. BARBARA LITTLE. Commercial Pep Club 2,3,4; Captain 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Cabinet 3; Class Vice-President 3; National Honor Society 3; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Choir 2.3.4; Triple Trio 2.3.4; Girls' Trip 3; Junior Play; Madrigal 4 Much in little. l4 . . . ,4 v k ,, b, ; , v I1 v, . ' ' 4 S ; ' X 5 .' 1 4 4 5 ; 5 i 3 ' k 4:5 5 5 XM'K W ' 5 I m . ; 'my; 4:: 5- ; i ' i . y 17.x a w ? 4 o; 4 q 1 BEVERLY MARTIN, Commercial G. A. A. 3; Size has nothing to do with fortitude. ,PHILIP MESNER, College Prep. Hi-Y 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Vice- President 3; Annual Staff 4; Boys' Glee 4; Choir 4; Band 3,4; Junior Play; Class Vice- President 1; Class Secretary 3 studious, but not a bookworm. LETHA MCCONNELL, College Prep. Y-Teens 3,4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3; Annual Staff 4; Physical Educa- tion 2; Girls' Glee 1,3,4; Choir 4; Junior Play I prefer to be frank and unaffected. ROGER MALM, General CC Club 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; F. F. A. 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Boys' Glee 3; Junior Play Just himself and no one else. I 3' t f 5E. v i 5 3x EI'Vy V 5 51545:; 1:54.412? w mm m ELGIN NELSEN, College Prep. 5 CC Club 1.2.3.4: Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 3.4; Green Wave Staff 4; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1.2.3.4; Boys' Quartet 4; Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4; Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Octet 4; Band 1; Junior Play; Librarian 3; Madrigal 4 I grew intoxicated with my own eloquence. IRENE NIELSEN. Commercial . Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; Green Wave Staff 4; Girls' Glee 2,3; Librarian Z Smiling is always in style. 15 .J DALE NITZEL, College Prep. Hi-Y 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Secretary 3; National Honor Society; President 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 2; Boys' Glee l,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Brass Sextet 3,4; Junior Play; Projectionist 3,4 Ask me if you want to know anything about airplanes. PHYLLIS POWER, Commercial Pep Club 2,3,4; Physical Education 2; Girls' Glee l; Librarian 2 Let's have a social hour--I just love to talk. THERESA POWER, General ,,1;'a,.::4 L 4 . WV 11 ; Pep Club 3,4; Girls' Glee 1.2,3,4; Choir J. ff . 3 - . 7 4t XW fl ? Q 2.3.4 E ; I'm always busy doing nothing. ' 2 ' 2 , 1;: g; I -. ' 4.1! K :4 ck W W1 ' 4 ka'E ? x' , : :4 K GEORGE REYNER, General ; 3 4 Hi-Y 2.3; Football 4 A . g I 6 Work calls but I'm not listening. I z 3 ' , VJ ! 4.x 2. LMJ L; w .1452 .3- , WALTER RUSTERHOLZ, General Hi-Y 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Boys2 Glee 2; Band 1,2,3; Clarinet Quartet 3; Junior Play ---.---, give me your answer true, I'm half crazy over the love of you. JANET SCHOLL, Commercia; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; G. A. A. 3.4; Vice-President 4; Physical Education 2,4; Class Secretary 4 Give me an argument. 16 w-.- v m A I 4 v . S 0 4 a MARILYN SINSEL, College Prep. Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Y-Teens l,2,3.4; Class Secretary 2; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Quartet 4; Junior Play My eyes talk for me. DELORES STEINKE, General Y-Teens l; G. A. A. 3; Physical Education 4 Here today, tomorrow who knows. JANICE SCHOLL, Home Ec. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; G. A. A. 3,4; Green Wave Staff 4; Girls' Glee 4; Choir 4; Librarian 4 I have never get occupied myself with trifleso JOAN SCHOLL, Home Ec. Pep Club 3,4; Lieutenant 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; G. A. A. 3; Green Wave Staff 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Choir 2,3 Oh I'll get there. MARY STRASB URG, General Y-Teens l: G. A; A. 3; Green Wave Staff 4; Girls' Glee 2; Librarian 4 Now let me tell one. BEVERLY THOMPSON, College Prep. Chicago 1,2; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4; G. A. A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Glee 3,4 She's a little girl with lots of pep, and the very best sport we9ve ever met. 17 DELORIS TUCKER, Commercial Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,4; Girls' Glee 4; Librarian 2 Make the most of life you may. life is short and wears away. EDWIN UMPHREYS, General CC Club 1.2.3.4; President 4; Hi-Y 3.4; Class President 4; Annual Staff 4; Football 2.3; Track 1.2.3.4; Boys' Glee 2.3.4; Choir 2.3.4; Junior Play Loyalty binds me. BARBARA WATKINS, Home Ec. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Cabinet 4; Annual Staff 4; Physical Education 2; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Librarian 2,3; Office Girl 4 We like her for what she is. BETTY WATKINS, Home Ec. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Cabinet 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Physical Education 1; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Librarian 3; Office Girl 4 The way to have a friend is to be one. uv-v-w... $.64 . WAY BACK WHEN 4. i...u.-...A-........J 9....-.4u 18 Q..- , .: yr gr L $ .m,.:,:., WW. Pi. E32. . . 1y:l:;z, . M Fits; Boo, Polly--Those Pepsodent smiles--Look what I foundm-Pablo, the child prodigy--Mutt and Jess-- Beauties of the Senior Class--An armsfu1--Dietitian--The roving kind--Which twin has the Toni?-- Curly--Cutie Marilyn--Peek a boo. boys--P5t. this way--Am I having fun--Camera shy--Good-bye ls--Three little babeso git 19 The Junior-Senior Banquet of 1950 The Junior Class started the new year of 1950 with the resolution to have a successful Junior-Senior Banquet. With the help of Gertrude Gealy and Raymond Stratman, sponsors, they began early but ended in the usual last minute rush of preparations. Although the long anticipated night of May 4th was a rainy one outside. the auditorium teemed with gaiety and excitement felt especially by the honored Seniors and their hosts, the Juniors. Upon entering the cave the guests were transported to Pirates Paradiseo They walked across the gangplank'frby Treasure Island and onto the ship with its gaily decorated tables, masthead and pirates flag. There they enjoyed a fine meal prepared by the mothers of the Juniors which was served by twenty waiters and waitresses chosen from the Sophomore Classo They were dressed in typical gypsy style. Mr. Walter Raecke was the principal speaker of the evening. The program was climaxed by a dance held at Riverside, nrmh w. ,e ..... ., Wm. -,..$.Q h V A x .g 5 f: x 13 xx m' Assn KN, . x x K . L a Q...f ; e . I : I , . 3., , . , t ,- WWW! i' g , . ii . , i , 1.; w 3 :3: y 20 V :5 ,1. .4 4. ii..;., x31 :; xi :3- 121 II!- x5 .1 r.,......1m...-..l , ,. - - $3332.: m r .w mm M Junior Class 21 . 30 V... .' -mev. FIRST ROW: Williamette Desch. Jeannie Horton, Delores Hall, Marva Kamper, Lois Snodgrass, J. C. Hauserman, Loretta Morrison, Willa Sidders, Manning Bomberger. Marsala Svitak, Mona Lou Hull. Patsy Barnes, Loretta Yost. SECOND ROW: Sally Stringer, Elna Pierce, Virginia Reeves, Lois Haddix. Jeanie Nielsen, Jeanne Craving. Jackie Magnusoh, Barbara Sinsel, Jean Glantz, Lorraine McHargue, Marie Shelton, Dennis Johnson, Donna Kuskie, Jan Hudgens. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kennedy, sponsor, Jackie Lindahl, Barbara Larson, Ann McCormick. Mryna Ohlman, Marjorie Schutt. Patsy Monson, Donna Higbee, Virginia Haa's, Verna Christensen, Doris Hagen. Merry Stewart, Melissa Bolling, Dorrine Butt, Miss Bohy, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Don Lutrell, Don Linden, John Park, Don Johnson, Henry Brockman, Bill Mason, Eugene Thomas. Marx Peterson, David Erickson, Jerry Larson, Willis Lenz, Edwin Cohagen, Marlowe Post, Jim Schank. FIFTH ROW: Wain: Senkbile, Lucas Djernes, Maynard Fullington, Andy Smith, Orvelle Garrett, Neal Steuben, Dick Ramage, Marvin Funk. Ronnie Haskins, Dwight Bornemeier. Elton Erickson. Larry Rice. NOT PICTURED: Gene Heying. Dick Harlowe. Junior Class The Junior Class, the largest in the school at present. now at the end of the activities of '51, is looking forward to their final year in C. C. H. S. With Miss Karolyn Bohy and Mr. William Kennedy as sponsors, Manning Bomberger was chosen President; J. C. Hauserman, Vice-President; Willa Sidders, Secretary; and Loretta Morrison, Treasurer. Much was contributed to the athletic department of Central by lettermen, Manning Bomberger. Marlowe Post; Orvelle Garrett, Neal Steuben, Marvin Funk, Ronnie Haskins, Dick Harlow, Dwight Bornemeier in football, basketball and track. The music department benefitted greatly by having John Park. Jean Nielsen, Barbara Sinsel, Williamette Desch and Dorrine Butt as members of the small vocal groups; while Andy Smith, Manning Bomberger, Jo C. Hauserman, Jeanie Nielsen, David Erickson, Marx Peterson, Jeanne Greving and Virginia Reeves were in the small instrumental groups. The Juniors were also represented in the F. F. A., Go A. A.. Band, Glee Clubs, Choir, Hi-Y, Pep Club' and Y-teens. 'The Junior-Senior Banquet was highly successful and climaxed the year for both Juniors and Seniorso 22 .y:.m,1....m . .hui x .er . . v IS hubba--Th' t again-LOff to the races--Egad n--Debutante--Hi Society gals--Hey now, mister--Burp--Another Babe Ruth-diubba. Jackie-- is getting monotonouSuLooking for a fight?--Bang Smile purty. i Cowboy Bugs at 2 -i fellows --Happy th--Swedish--Hi-i -i- Jan-n-n- Bill--Future Iarmers-uSweater girl. i Bugs and Gunther--Napoleon Sm 23 mmva-n ,, .mw MT, . v , I V t, r t . M,.w...-..7myw,,,.., u.-...... .. A3:'ttme t...- ' T- T-K1u:.: -: :2 :1, 11,. .4: Miss Widman, director. Melissa Bolling, Eugene Thomas. Jeanne Greving, John Park, I. C. Hauserman. Marvin Funk, Manning Bomberger. Williamette Desch. Patsy Monson. Jan Hudgens, Willa Sidders, Jean Glantz. Jackie Lindahl, Marx Peterson. Virginia Reeves, Sally Stringer, Henry Brockman. Junior Class Play On the eve of December 12, 1950, the Junior Class presented the sparkling comedy, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, written by Emily Kimbrough and Cornelia Skinner. 7 Jeanne Greving as Emily and Williamette Desch as Cornelia, played their roles that brough back the Roaring Twenties. The elaborate costumes, along with the snappy repartee, keep the interest at high pitch. The adventures of Cornelia and Emily take place aboard a ship en route from New York to Paris in the summer of 1923. The plot thickens by the appearance of two gay young medical internes also on the way to Paris. Many humorous incidents revolve around the safety bags that the girls' mothers made them promise them to wean The hilarious weeks in Paris were climaxed by a long sought after conference with Monsieur De la Croiz, a famous French actoro Bitterly disillusioned, when ghe realizes the actor wishes the patronage of her own actor father rather than any interest in her talent. Cornelia is stunned. Then she lapses into a clever monologue that shows her real ability. The entire cast enjoyed producing the play, and appreciated the splendid direction of Miss Edna Widman. Cast of ttOur Hearts Were Young And Gay W. Sidders - - - - - stewardess I I I 7 J. Park- - - - - - - Admiral S. Stringer- - - - Harriet St. John P. Monson- - - -Winifred Blaugh J. Greving - - - Emily Kimbrough W. Desch - - - -Cornelia Skinner J. Hudgens - - - - - - Steward M. Bomberger - - - Leo McEvoy M. Funk - - - - - - - Purser Croix 24 J. Hauserman - - - Dick Winters M. Bolling - - - - - --Inspector J. Lindahl- - - - - - - Therese J. Glantz - - - - - Madame Elise E. Thomas - - - - Monsieurde 18. H. Brockman - - - Windo'w Cleaner M. Peterson - - - - Otis Skinner V. Reeves - - - - - Mrs. Skinner m .hwu . . a ?IM ,1 ; Wm L2 . L H , . . d . u v u ,- . .2: l! i . .. .. . G w . ., . . ,.,, ?fl: ux . I1i41iu. .... .. .artftryu w. . 3 Sophomore Class 5 v 2'...6.Mnh.hr9.b m V .JN . . I 25 ewe FIRST ROW: Rita Newby, Kathryn Fullington, Carole Stettner, Jack Avery. Harold Scholl, Gerald Heying, Gary Johnson. Phyllis Eaton. Elaine Krance, Venice Ueckert. Jean Riblett, Wanda Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Eugene Stopak, Duane Rutherford, Eugene Tucker, Fern Blauhorn, Jean Kyesv Janice Mortensen, Levia Cattlet, Glenda Grinstead. Rose Boyd. Shirley Rogers. Phyllis Best. Janice Geren, Allison Rice. THIRD ROW: Melvin Killham. Bill Cosby. David Larson. Clyde Sachtleben. Duane Phillips, Shelba Lashley, Alice Wagner, Reta Steuben, Darlene King. Ruth Ellison. Don Johnson. Richard Butt. FOURTH ROW: Richard Rogers, Corwin Roscoe, Melvin Nouzovsky, Delores Kohtz, Beverly Gillham, Nina Emry, Norma French, Katherine Strasburg, Eola Powell, Joyce Ross, David Jones, Bill Lantz, Ralph Bannister. FIFTH ROW: Mr. ChristenSen. class sponsor, Jim Ellenwood, Jim Gillan, Leslie McHargue, James Johnston. Donald Galusha. Wendell Faeh, Galen Nelsen. Kenneth Rankin, James Cattlet, Dick Slnsel. Sophomore Class- In spite of there being an even number of girls and boys in the Sophomore Class. the members chose an all male cabineto Jack Avery was elected President; Harold Scholl, Vice-President; Gerald Heying, Secretary; Gary Johnson, Treasurer. At mid- term, Katherine Strasburg was elected President and Dick Sinsel, Treasurer to replace the two members who moved away, Mr. Forrest Christensen was chosen as class sponsor. Sophomores were active in all extra-curricular activities. Don Galusha, Harold Scholl, Galen Nelsen, Jerry Heying, Jim Gillan, David Jones, Corwin Roscoe all lettered in football. Harold Scholl, Dick Sinsel, Kenny Rankin, Galen Nelsen; Jim Ellenwood were on the first squad in basketballo In track, Corwin Roscoe, Galen Nelsen, Harold Scholl, Wendell Faeh, Don Galusha, Dick Rogers, David Jones lettered as Freshmen. ' Many were members of choir and glee and band with Joyce Ross, Fern Blauhorn and Jean Kyes in triple trio; Katherine Strasburg, Reta Steuben, Jean Kyes, Jean Riblett, Clyde Sachtleben, Phyllis Best in small instrumental groups. The Sophomores also took part in Pep Club, Y-teens, Fa F. Au, Hi-Y, and G. A. A. They planned two projects; the first was a party to be given in the spring and the other was the saving of their class dues for next year's Junior-Senior Banqueto 26 . m .. x 14.24.59,. Kw W p41 uwllIva.9I..l u rPLI rm?! .i. V: ' WWW hi1 XiliXt $333.1. 't 'he cute?--Tough boys--Don 't say I don Camera jitters--Well. ta de ta--I don't believe it--Bottoms up--Hurry up and take the picture- Chief cheanhistle bait. kindergarten style--Let us see too--Windblown--Cue ball--Rat race--Noon time gab--Four of a kind--Smile, Darlene QL '1: study-- Sophomore Class' raving beauty--Here's to you--Ain 2.7 28 Freshman Class .-e If x- , ' 1 ' l U! r,mr3J, , J Mwmiiam 'vig'rcrnn ' -qu FIRST ROW: Melva Hall. Gayle Fossberg, Betty Drake, Jack Rodysill, Ramona Larson, John Hummel, Don Gillham, Marilyn McHargue, Martha Reed, Marlene Horton. Phyllis Rankin. SECOND ROW: Vera Brandenburg, Louis Housman, Doris Chesley, Kathleen Reeves, Bonnie Hawthorne. Shirley Weeks, Joan Kuhn, Irlavere Brockamn. Lorraine Cedar. Duane Hilderbrand, Larry Sidders, Merlin Hunt, Bill Raecke. THIRD ROW: Don Rusterholtz. Harold Zimmerman, James Boulton, Tom Luchie, Shirley Acker, Muriel Whitney. Janet Tooley. Janet Yost, Velma Snodgrass, James Ellison, Kenneth Avery, Jack Justice, Miss Gealy, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Mikel McIlnay. Phyllis Bomberger. Roland Morrow, Norman Marsh, Janet Ross, Ruth Olhman, Karen Jensen, Max Meyers. Wendell Rawlings. Joe Scott, Ronnie Morrisoh, Jim Rustetholtz. FIFTH ROW: Ed Grella. Milford Killham, Jerry Wilhoft, Martin Park, Alford Killham, Dale Beck, Don Malm. Richard Svitak, Don Bornemeier. Clay Crites, Bob Desch. NOT PICTUR ED: Jerald Jindra. Freshman Class On September 4th, sixty-one Freshmen anxiously. approached the doors of Central City High School, eager to begin their new life of studies and activities that lay before them0 The Freshmen, wearers of green the first day and comic strip characters the second day, gave visible evidence that they were following rules of initiation set up by the Seniors. The climax of the event was a dance giventin honor of the Freshmen by the Seniors. After becoming more acquainted with the life of high school. various members of the class participated in Y-teens, Pep Club, F0 F0 A., G. A. A., athletics, music and gym. The lead them through the first of high school, the Freshmen chose John Hungmel, President; Jack Rodysill, Vice-President; Ramona Larson, Secretary; and Don Gillham, Treasurer. Miss Gertrude Gealy, was class sponsor0 29 a . Tilliw 3 . . . . . J wfinuum...yy Formality--Richard Butt on a I love a parade--Two Harveys--Ramona, then and now--Oops--Miss bucking bronco--Dime portrait s so interesting. girls ? -- , Karen?--m-m-m--The Sheik of Araby--Sleepy, Jack?-- . C. H. S.--Some of our school spirit--Our auditor Cheez--Lana Turner has nothing on me--What' ink Is that the easiest way to get a dr xum. Marshy's in a mellow mood--Old C 30 h .mb H r .m m J 5? 0 91 ENE Li'm 0; 14.433l .. ,w , up; anMLv n um. re 11:44.11 m f ., rm 31 Eight Grade Y . . I : $ 1 m. r I i H gu- 3 m +4er 17,. FIRST ROW: Maymie Bolling, Jerome Heying, Edward Yost, Mary Rogers, Robert Hack, Luetta Stunner, Lela Riblett, Spencer Peterson, Larry Mason, Bobby Volkman, Delores Brondell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Anthony Deeb. sponsor. Marcia Broom, Lee Ann Post. Sandlja Acker, June Zlomkc. Jackie Patterson, Beryl Nelson, Junior Johnson, Philip Anderson, Gary Olsen, Pat Geren, Miss Gorline Johnson. sponsor. THIRD ROW: Dick Larson, Ruth Roubal, Barbara Hahn, Lewis Scholl, Maxine Helzer. Jack Seronce, Joan Carman. Keith Roumpf, Gerald Rogers. Dick Brown. Keaton Walker. NOT PICTURED: Leroy Gillham. Seventh Grade FIR ST ROW: Teena Christinsen, Sally Donelson, Charles Burg, Eva Dixon, Betty Land, Carl Condon, Barbara Hall, Dennis Fair, Ella Brondel, Dallas Johnson. Dannie Earl. SECOND ROW: Garry Rodewald, Patty Lushie, Gail McAllister, Sara Hauserman, Larry Larson. Donna Damon, Levada Svitak, Marilyn Scholl, Rogene Kamper, Karen Lindquist, Helen Plith, Mrs. Ethel Sinsel, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Jean Roumpf, Joan Rasmaussen, Harley Riley, Roijeane Reutlinger, Bernard Meureens. Mary Ramage, Joan Bigson, Alice Palensky, Darla Travis, Darlene Brockman, Robert Rankin, Donnis Sronce. NOT PICTURED: Sandra Reimer, Gaylord Madison. 32 Junior High Activities The Junior High members of South Ward continued this year with activities that are well preparing them for entrance into high school. ' Pep Club, a comparatively new group. was organized under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ethel Sinsel and Mr. Anthony Deeb. Officers for the year were: Barbara Hahn, President; Joan Gibs'on. Secretary; Marcia Broom. Treastu'er; and Sally Donelson, Cadet. Cheerleaders chosen by popular vote of the student body were: Marcia Broom, Sandra Acker, Lee Ann Post, June Zlomke and Ruth Roubal. The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Anthony Deeb. has as its officers; Lee Ann Post, President; Keith Roumpg, Vice-President; Charles Burg, Secretary; and Jean Roumph, TreasourIer. The council's most important duty is a street and playground patrol. A' high light of the Christmas season was the Operetta, The Magi's Gift, under the direction of Miss Hazel Arpke. Those comprising the cast were: Norman Thomas, Watchman; Sally Donelson, Mary; Jerry Tucker, Harold; Margene Scott, Ann; Reta Butt. Margaret; Ruth Roubal. The Good Dame; Carol Crandell, Elsbeth; Bernard Meurrens. Thomas Moreley; John Tooley, Tom; Dick Larson, Sir Arthur Hertford; Keaton Walker, Father Christmas; Harley Riley, St. George; Keith Roumph, The Crusader; Jerome Heying, The Turk; Gary Olsen, The Jester; Robert Miller, First Shepherd; Pat Geren, Second Shepherd; Jack Rankin, Third Shepherd; Marty Miller, First Wise Man; Bob Hilder, Second Wise Man; Edward Yost. Third Wise Man; Judy Stevenson, Angel; Jackie Patterson. Mary. 33 s 3 z s. f ..: ;...,..;,,. . . :1; v, w m; . u , W. .9 3mm? x , . I. 7A .5; 9 gt- , J 1; aqvhivc NHUWZE km 7.; - . ix x, L,: 14. A 4f!rl.i . rv Awlfwuf. a . . I , .. x .5313: . ., V ,. .. ...L..Ve.s.uur.u.ru L... h .. : 'w. 10718 t zza Organ 34 L e g - , - V: f rm ' , Cr; w !x'7;xj?;.-.....e-.-m x. I A V 23. A 504 r: FIRST ROW: Patty Larson, Lynn Tooley, Carol Crandell. SECOND ROW: Williamette Desch, Sally Stringer. Cleo Brumbaugh, Shirley Acker. Jackie Lindahl. Barbara Sinsel, Janet Tooley, Jeanne Greving, Jean Kyes, Marilyn McHargue. Bill Raecke. THIRD ROW: Sally Donaldson, Jack Justice. Marilyn Sinsel, Jean Glantz, Jackie Magnuson, Janet Rossi Mary Ramage, Jackie Patterson, Sandra Acker. Ruth Roubal, Merry Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Crandell, director, Clyde Sachtleben, Dick Larson, Joe Scott, Jan Hudgens, John Hummell, Phyllis Best, Verna Christensen, Lois Haddix, Doris Chesley. FIFTH ROW: Dick Ramage, Joyce Lindahl, John Park, Philip Mesner, Donna Higbee, David Erickson, Jean Nielsen, Marx Peterson, J. C. Hauserman. SIXTH ROW: Clay Crites, David Jones, Martin Park, Dale Nitzel, Virginia Reeves, Jean Ribblet, Reta Steuben, Katherine Strasburg, Andy Smith, Bob Desch, Manning Bomberger. NOT PICTURED: Jeannine Johnston. Keith Roumpf. C. C. H S. Band The trip to Washington was the band's biggest event of this year. In fact it is probably the biggest event the band has ever experienced. Last spring, Mr. L. M. Crandell, band director, received an invitation requesting the Central City band to represent Nebraska at the sesquincenten- nialucelebration at Washington, D. Co The town gave its supportfand with Mr. Clayton Hauserman as chairman of all arrangements. raised the money necessary to take the trip during the first week of September. A very credit- able performance was given. At the Harvest of Harmony. held at Grand Island, a rating of excellent was given the band. Loretta Morrison, Central's candidate, was chosen Harvest of Harmony Queen. The band also went to Lincoln for Band Day, played 3 tion- cert at Sutton, and sent two boys to State Clinic. At Aurora, a band clinic was held and at Albion, April 13 and 14, the band played at the District Music Contest. M. L. CRANDELL 35 BRASS SEXTET DALE NITZEL MANNING B OMB ERGER ANDY SMITH PHYLLIS BEST JOHN HUMMEL JOE SCOTT CLARINET QUARTET CLYDE SACHTLEB EN MAR ILYN SINSEL JEAN GLANTZ JACK JUSTICE TR OMB ONE SEXTET JEAN RIBLETT RETA STEUBEN VIRGINIA REEVES B OB DES CH KA THER INE STRASB URG MANNING BOMB ERGER 36 FLUTE QUARTET JANET TOOLEY JEANNE GREVING v N! JEAN KYES 555 MARILYN McI-IARGUE SAXOPHONE QUARTET MARX PETERSON J. C. HAUSERMAN D'A VID ERIC KSON JEANIE NIELSEN L ' t. Wh-Jc f r jgkd3 ,. , NW W$ A. . : . ' . Vt Lam aggkwf WEQ A h 51;;va gwrmm f .a? n; ' ' I :2; i. L w? ' x. . .-. ' ; ? ?ngtfh, $$m-Jiimg ? f: r, ,1 $15M ' I BAND DAY AT LINCOLN 37 FIRST ROW: Jeanie Nielsen, Theresa Power. Dorrinc Butt, Darlene King, Fern Blauhorn. Loris Hake, Lois Haddix; Joyce Ross, Williamette Desch, Marilyn Sinsel, Loretta Yost, Lctha McConnell, Shelba Lashleyr SECOND ROW: Miss Arpkc; director, Sally Stringer, accompanist, Marjorie Schutt. Norma French. Marilyn Kyes; Jeanne Greving, Loretta Morrison, Barbara Little, Jean Kyes. Barbara Sinsvl. Jackie Magnuson, Ann McCormick, Virginia Reeves. Alice Wagner. THIRD ROW: Barbara Adams, Janice Scholl, Bil! Mason. Donn Cline; Marx Peterson, Gary Jensen, John Park, Eugene Thomas. Bill Lantz, Jerry Larson, Jan Hudgens. Willa Sidders, Jam-l Crites, Barbara Brewer. FOURTH ROW: Dick Sinsrl. Ed Umphrcys. David Larson Elton Erickson, Philip Mesner, Dick Ramagc, Dale Hoffschneider. Elgin Nclsom Marxin Funk. Galen Nelsen, Manmng Bumbergvr. Paul Grosshans, Dale Nitztl,1im Ellenw.00d NOT PICTURED: Nina Em: ry. Choir Eight music groups comprise the vocal department of Central High this year under the able leadership of Miss Hazel Arpke. Approximately one hundred students sing in the choir, boys' glee, girls' glee, Freshman girls' glee, madrigal, mixed octet, boys' quartet, and triple trio. The annual Christmas Vesper was given in the auditorium. Alumni members of the choir were asked to join in the singing of the Jallelujah Chorus which gave a very effective ending to the program. Three members of the choir attended the State Clinic at Scottsbluff and eleven went to the Albion Clinic. Miss Arpke directed a high school Operetta, The Pirates of Penzance, by Gilbert and Sullivan. Two Gilbert and Sullivan operettas have been given in previous yearseand have met with great success. The District Music Clinic was held in April at Albion where each school was given a chance to prove its musical ability. 38 v, FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: NOT PICTURED: Girlf Glee Elaine Krance, Kathryn Fullington, Sally Stringer, Loris Hake, Loretta Yost, Shirley Rogers, Loretta Morrison. Elna Pierce, Marilyn Sinsel, Williamette Desch, Polly Boulton. Jeanne Greving, Betty Watkins. Janice Mortenson. Theresa Power, Dorrine Butt, Fern Blauhorn, Beverly Thompson. Lois Haddix, Phyllis Best, Merry Stewart, Doris Hagen, Shelba Lashley, Letha McConnell. Jackie Magnuson0 Miss Arpke, director, Willa Sidders, Jeanie Nielsen, Beverly Gillham, Darlene King, Glenda Grinstead, Joyce Ross, Melissa Bolling, Barbara Little, Barbara Watkins, Jean Kyes, Alice Wagner. Delores Kohtz, Barbara Sinsel, Lorraine McHargue. Barbara Brewer, accompanist, Barbara Adams, Janice Scholl, Marilyn Kyes, Marjorie Schutt, Norma French. Jackie Lindahl, Virgnia Reeves, Donna Higbee, Ann McCormick, Janet Crites. Barbara Larson. Della Hamilton. Delores Tucker, Nina Emery. Janice Geren. 39 MIXED OCTET .wwn---- vm13 x ' K ' m 'QTTifTFT J Boys, Glee FIRST ROW: Kenneth Avery. Larry Sidders, Gerald Ellison, Jack Rodysill, Norman Marsh, Dick Sinsel, Bill Mason. Jan Hudgens, Jerry Willhoft. Bob Desch. Clay Crites. Dale Blacko SECOND ROW: Jeanne Greving, accompanist, Jerry Larson, Marx Peterson. Bill Raecke. Donn Cline, Gary Jensen, David Larson, John Hummel, Jim Ellenwood. Philip Mesner. Dale Nitzel. Martin Park. Don Henson. THIRD ROW: Miss Arpke. director, Ed Umphreys, John Park, Elton Erickson, Dick Ramage. Dale Hoffschneider, Elgin Nelsen. Marvin Funk, Galen Nelsen. David Erickson. Eugene Thomas. Bill Lantz. NOT PICTURED: Paul Grosshans. Jack Justice. Roland Morrow, Clyde Sachtleben. BOYS QUARTE T 40 Freshman Girly Glee FIRST ROW: Lois Haddix. accompanist, Gayle Fossberg. Betty Drake, Bonnie Hawthorne. Vera Brandenburg. Lois Husman, Marilyn McHargue. SECOND ROW: Muriel Whitney, Janet Ross. Irlavere Brockman. Lorraine Cedar, Joan Kuhn. Doris Chesley, Kathline Reeves. THIRD ROW: Miss Arpke, director, Janet Yost. Janet Tooley, Ruth Ohlman, Karen Jensen. Shirley Acker. Phyllis Bomberger, Phyllis Rankin. NOT PICTURED: Marlene Horton, Lois Husman, Vera Brandenburg. 1 K 3:? TRIPLE TRIO Her,,,afx;. V mdmmj I x 4;; - .L jif-J pH VEIHKWVW . I'.ay-V : 1 41 FIRST ROW: ,,. 5 52:4 : Tfyey-Eff iTTIELtTM', .4 : , . L, a W W- . n Miss Gealy. sponsor. J. Kyes, P. Bomberger, J. Ross. L. Husman, V. Snodgrass. D- Hall, Co Brumbaugh, D. Johnson, M. Svitak; Mu Kamper, L. Snodgrass. M. Hall. SECOND ROW: K. Jensen. J. Tooley, N! French. V. Reeves, V. Haas, Mn Whitney, B Hawthorne, THIRD ROW: K. Fullington, G. Fossberg. B. Drake, J. Kuhn. B. Sinsel, J Glantm M. Shelton. P. Boulton. D. Hamilton. 1. Lindahl, K. Reeves, D. Chesley. M. McHargue. Jn Yost, E. Pierce, Bn Larson. Jo Lindahl, J. Magnuson. L. Morrison. W. Dcsch, JP Crites. FOURTH ROW: Mn Kyes. B. Watkins. B. Watkins, W. Siddcrs, D. Tucker, B. Adams. M. Ohlman, FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: M. Schutte, An McCormick, M. Stewart. V0 Christensen, DA Hagen, M. Sinscl, Sn Stringer. P. Best, J Gercn, A. Christensen, Du Butt, B. Galusha, I. Nielsen. L. Fossberg, L. Yost. B. Gillham. D. King. C. Stettner, Bn Thompson. J. Scholl, P. Monson. S. Rogers, 8. Brewer. L. McConnell, 13. Little, R. Ohlman, S. Acker, J. Johnston, L. Hake, J. Ross, E. Powell. L. Haddix, J. Nielsen, J. Greving, L. .McHargue, J. Scholl. G. Grinstead. Re Boyd. I. Brockman. Po Rankin. NOT PICTUF ED: FaBlauhorn. J. Mortenson. L. Cedar. Y- Teens Y-teens, largest organization in the school with ninety members, is sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. Their purpose is to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the. task of realizing those 'ideals of Christianity in personal and social living. Ten girls from Central attended the fall conference at Fullerton. Holly and mistletoe were sold as a project and a bake sale was held. At Christmas a party was held and during Heart Sister Week, members exchanged gifts. They sold food at three home basketball games and made hot water bottle covers, dresser scarves and pillowcases to be given to the Herd Memorial Hospital. Officers for the year were: Della Hamilton, President; Jeanne Greving, Vice-President; Letha McConnell, Secretary; and Polly Jo Boulton, Treasurer. Miss Gertrude Gealy was sponsor. 42 . k... m 75 f If 4! 7 7. 51m. 7th wt . ,. utHAanner 'nv , ' '. 1 FIRST ROW: Dale Nitzel. Philip Mesner, Don Hensen. Manning Bomberger. Marx Peterson. David Erickson, Jack Avery, David Larson, Jan Hudgens. SECOND ROW: Galen Nelsen. Roger Malm. Gene Lewis, Elgin Nelsen, Ed Umphreys. Marvin Funk, David Jones, Eugene Thomas, Dale Hoffschneider. THIRD ROW: Francis Jindra, Dwight Bornemeier, Bill Mason, Henry Brockman, Gary Jensen, Donn Cline. J. C. Hauserman. John Park, Don Grassman, Andy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Bill Lantz, Dick Sinsel, David Garrett, Dick Ramage, Edwin Cohagen, Jerry Larson, Willis Lenz, Orvelle Garrett, Mr. Watson, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Elton Erickson, Maynard Fullington, Leslie McHargue. Hi-Y The Hi-Y, which meets every second and fourth Wednesday, strives to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Under the able leadership of Mr. M. H. Watson and Reverend Dawson Park, the following officers were chosen for the first semester; Don Hensen, President; Manning Bomberger, Vice-President; Marx Peterson, Secretary; David Erickson, Treasurer. Dale Nitzel, President; John Park. Vice-President; Marx Peterson, Secretary; Dick Ramage, Treasurer; were chosen to serve as second semester officers. Activities accomplished during the Year were the Hi-Y Father -Son M Banquet, Mother-Son Party, Halloween Scavenger Hunt, sale of pencils and Xe b that of food at County Tournament. Members also gave money to the hospital 7 $99123 fund. 43 CHEERLEADERS: Marilyn Kyes, Lois Haddix, Marilyn Sinsel, Norma Henk. FIRST ROW: Della Hamilton, Barbara Little, Miss Sterup. sponsor, Joan Scholl, Janet Crites. SECOND ROW: Beverly Thompson. Lorraine McHargue, Jean Glantz. Barbara Sinsel, Jeanne Greving, Sally Stringer, Barbara Brewer. THIRD ROW: Virginia Reeves. Jackie Lindahl. Jeanie Nielsen, Williamctte Desch. Marie Shelton. Jackie Magnuson, Loretta Morrison3 Willa Sidders. Janet Ross. FOURTH ROW: Katherine Strasburg, Reta Steuben. Janet Scholl, Phyllis Eaton. Marva Kamper, Eola Powell, Joyce Ross, Phyllis Bomberger. FIFTH ROW: Janet Tooley, Jeannine Johnston, Dorothy Butts. Polly Jo Boulton, Jean Kyes. Shirley Acker. Deloris Tucker. Janice Scholl. Phyllis Power. Phyllis Best, Janice Geren. NOT PICTURED: Thersa Power. Green Pepperettes Green sweaters and white skirts at every game seem to be a very familiar Scene. With their new charter and name, the Green Pepperettes are an active organization. Their aims are to arouse and maintain the student body's and community's school spirit and secure their interest and support. The club sold food at the home football games and chartered a bus to the game at Seward. Social high light of the year was a football prom, co-sponsor- ed'by the C. Co Club and Pep Club. Dorothy Butt and Roger Malm, shown at the right, werelelected by the student body as Queen and King. Marilyn Kyes and Gene Lewis were their attendants. Their success this year was aided by the work of Miss Ruth Sterup, sponsor; Marilyn Sinsel, head cheerleader; Norma Henk and Marilyn Kyes, Senior cheer- leaders; and Lois Haddix. Junior cheerleader; Barbara Little, captain: Joan Scholl, lieutenant; Della Hamilton, merit keeper; Janet Crites, Treasurer. 7 h WA M , 3:. L . . Ws yer 44 FIRST ROW: Don Glantz, Dale Hoffschneidex', Paul Grosshans, Edwin Umphreys, Elgin Nelsen. Roger Malm, Gene Lewis. Galen Nelsen. SECOND ROW: Dale Black, Dwight Bornemicr. Donn Cline, Ronald Haskins, Orville Garrett, Dave Jones , Kenneth Charron. . THIRD ROW: Mr. Kennedy, sponsor. Wendell Faeh, Corwin Roscoe, Marlowe Post, Gerald Keying. Jim Gillan. Dick Harlow. Mr. Miller, sponsoro FOURTH ROW: Marvin Funk, David Garrett, Dick Rogers, Manning Bomberger, Harold Scholl, Don Galusha. Neal Steubena C. C. Club The C. CD Club, which has risen to be one of most outstanding organizations of C. Cc H. S., strives to promote clean living, clean sportsmanship and high scholarship. With coaches, Mr. George Miller and Mr. William Kenneth, as sponsors. Edwin Umphreys was chosen President; Elgin Nelsen, Vice-President; and Paul Grosshans, Secretary-Treasurer of the club for the year. Any boy who has a letter in sports may become a member of this club. To stay in he has to pay dues of fifty cents a year, cannot smoke, drink, and must pay fines for profanity, detention room time, being on the failing list, and for absence from a meeting, During the year the club co-sponsored, with the Pep Club, a Football Prom, sold refreshments at the district tournament and purchased letters for the lettermena 45 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: :1: -'1 V Vii? 1': 77 77L- f j VJ Jj VJ 1.; 'M H... L h ... 4.... Hm , A. m... we..u...m-...h...,.-... .-V..,.....L......... www.emu Janet Scholl, Reta Steuben. Lorraine McHargue, Eola Powell, Phyllis Bomberger, Katherine Strasburg, Doris Chesley, Jean Ribblett, Patsy Manson, Willa Sidders. Muriel Whitney, Janet Yost, Marilyn McHargue, Janet Tooley, Janet Ross, Marie Shelton, Barbara Sinsel. Jean Glantz. Allison Rice, Miss Bohy. sponsorc Rita Newby. Romona Larson. Bonnie Hawthrone, Janice Geren, Joyce Ross, Jackie Magnuson, Loretta Morrison, Elna Pierce, Melissa Bolling, Norma French. Phyllis Eaton. Alice Wagner, Darlene King, Carole Stetner, Verna Christensen. Doris Hagen, Merry Stewart, Phyllis Best. Ruth Ellison, Patsy Barnes, Beverly Thompson, Janice Scholl. Donna Higbee. Shirley Rogers. Girls1 Athletic Association Girls, sports and shorts are characteristic of this comparatively new organization. G. A. A. encourages the development of good sportsmanship and friendliness among girls in the athletic' world. As an extra interest the members held a volleyball tournament. The council attended a tournament at Palmer. Willa Sidders was chosen President. Other e . rtmweefwewwr . , A; , a .. .MM,... ...em officers are Janet Scholl. Vice-President; Katherine Strasburg, Secretary; Pat Monson, Treasurer; Reta Steuben, intramural director; Eola Powell, volley- ball;1 Jean Ribblett, basketball; Doris Chesley, individual sports; Phyllis Bomberger, square danc- ing and bowling; Lorraine McHargue, tumbling and hikingo Miss Karolyn Bohy, physical education instructor, sponsors this organization. 46 ,1 -1. WWW w,v-nwm...,..w .. . kX .2 LW : am-nm. .. u in-L . neviemu... .l. 1 1 , ,wuudu JV ' vat Q'f- r $14.. .A'r k g . W-MMWWM..MW.-.L.MWM m... M WMMWVMmWH Merlin Hunt, Don Gillan. Leslie McHargue, James Johnston, Marx Peterson. David Garrett, Mr. Raymond Stratman. sponsor. Ralph Bannister, Melvin Killham. Gerald Jindra. Duane Hilderbrand, Larry Sidders, James noulton. Jarold Ellison. Kenneth Charron. Don Malm, Jerry Willhoft, Richard Butt, Ronni'e Morrison, Wendell Rawlings, Wendell FIRST R OW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Faeh, Roger Malm, Duane Hoffman. Jim Gillan, Melvin Nouzousky, Morris Rasmussen, Maynard Fullington Wayne FOURTH ROW: Sinkbile. Elton Erickson, Francis Jindra, Lucas Djernes, Jim Catlett, Orvelle Garrett. NOT PICTURED: Ronnie Haskins. Future Farmers of America To develop agricultural leadership, co-operation and citizenship among the farming students is the purpose of the Future Farmers of America and of their sponsor, Mr. Raymond Stratmano Special projects and activities accomplished this year included testing soil for farnxers, conduction of a pest eradication contest and carrying on the program of mastitis detection and contrbl. Other miscellaneous work included constructing volleyball standards for school and making and selling concrete hog troughs to farmers. They also attended the State Judging Contest and F. F. An Convention at Lincolno Officers who presided over the regular meeting held on the second Monday of each month. were David Garrett, President; Marx Peterson, Vice-President; Leslie McHargue, Secretary; James Johnston, Treasurer; Ronnie Haskins, Reporter; Richard Butt, Sentinel. 47 EDITOR- - - - - - - - - - -Joyce Lindahl NEWS EDITOR- - - - - - - - - Janet Crites The FEATURE EDITOR- - - - - - BarbaraAdams SPORTS EDITOR - - -. - - - - - - Donn Cline Green W ave ART EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - Evelyn Nine CIRCULATION MANAGERS- - - - -Elgin Nelsen, Irene Nielsen, Joan Scholl TYPISTS AND OTHER REPOR TERS - - - -Barbara Brewer, Lola Fossburg, Mary Strasburg,Gary Jensen, Marvin Funk, Don Grassman, Janice Scholl, Cleo Brumbaugh, Lucille Nouzousky g ADVISOR - - - - - - - - - Miss Maxine Sapp y. For the first time in the history of Central City High School. a :11! lithograph paper instead of a printed one was put out by the Green Wave Staffs The staff published ten issues, each a four page paper except for the special Christmas edition which contained six pageso National High School Press Con- vention proved to be highly successful for five girls who journeyed to Lincoln last fall. Joyce Lindahl led a panel diseussion group, while in competitive writing Janet Crites placed first in the Class A news writing contest. The entire group was in charge of table decorations for the banquet that climaxed convention activities. A journalism dance after the Merrick County Tourna- ment financed this trip. W 54 . chi 48 FIRST ROW: Don Glantz. Dale Nitzel, Philip Nesner. SECOND ROW: Barbara Little, Letha McConnell, Miss Edna Widman. Polly Jo Boulton. National Honor Society With only six members the National Honor Society is an active organization in Central City High Schools To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, promote worthy leadership, encourage the development of character and render service are the aims of this group. To be qualified to enter the National Honor Society, one must be a Junior or Senior and have scholar ship ranging in the upper forth of the classes. The Juniors selected are not per- manent members, but must be voted upon again the following year. Not more than twelve per cent of the Junior Class and fifteen percent of the Senior Class are chosen by the faculty. This year to make possi- ble the fifth annual scholastic banquet, the six members and their sponsor, Miss Edna Widman, sold food at the Merrick County Tournament With the Hi-Y. They also maintained an information desk during American Education Week and introduced individuals and groups at lyceums. The officers for the year were Dale Nitzel, President; Philip Mesner, Vice-Presi- gent; Don Glantz, Secretary; and Polly Jo Boulton, Treasurer. 49 Librarians t '1 .4 t ' .9 2 .23 FIRST ROW: Loris Hake. Jeannine Johnston, Janice Mortenson, Alice Wagner, Virginia. Reeves, Cleo Brumbaugh. SECOND ROW: Joyce Lindahl. Janice Scholl, Willa Sidders. Mary Strasburg, Marie Shelton. Books, books and more books! That's what the librarians thought when they brought up to date the card index in the school library and renumbered the books. They will check out current magazines to anyone during a study hall period. They keep the spare bulletin boards bright and cheery with decorationsr The librarians are sponsored this year by Mr. Franklin. Projectiom'sts FIRST ROW: Clay Ctites, David Larson, Della Hamilton, Polly Jo Boulton, Marvin Funk. J-C Hauserman. , SECOND ROW: Richard Morrow, Norman Marsh. Dale Nitzel. Andy Smith. Jack Avery. THIRD ROW: David Garrett. Mr. Franklin. sponsor, Duane Hoffman, Joe Scottn NOT PICTURED: Don Grassman. Films, and projector are the articles used by the projectionists. Their duty is to show films to classes and organizations. A projectionist learns the correct way to assemble the film projector. They are on hand whenever a projectionist is needed. 50 A thletics 43:11, vs M. K. .,p ,. 5.....1 Jummmwmzf . K. :3 9., ,LIzL frI-LtihP 51 T725; Wrwmqw, :w veywww'rii :ln', hi: . .- Hl' FIRST ROW: Gene Lewis, Jim Gillan, Don Galusha. Ronnie Haskins. Manning Bomberger. Donn Cline. Marvin Funk, Harold Scholl. SECOND ROW: George Miller. coach, Orville Garrett. Dale Hoffschneider, Corwin Roscoe. Don Grassman. Bill Lantz. Dick Rogers. Kenneth Charron, Bill Kennedy. coach. THIRD ROW: Neal Steuben. Roger Malm, David Jones. Don Glantz, Galen Nelsen, Don Malm. FOURTH ROW: Dick Harlow. Gerald Heying, Bill Cosby, Marlow Post, John Park. Dwight Bornemeir, Wendell Faeh, George Reynor. Summary y The 1950 Bison gridders opened their season at X T Stromsburg by humbling the Vikings, 19-7. Malm, halfback, e h racked up two tallies and Glantz, fullback, accounted for the ,f x : othero L 1 5' ; Holy Name of Omaha, unbeaten since 1946, scored its X ,. .5 twenty-fourth victory by downing the Bison. 27-0, in the first X:- m w i home game of the season. The Bison, through spirited 7, defensive'play, held the Omahans 7-0 at the half, but in the last quarter Holy Name added three more touchdowns to clinch the victory. High light of the game was excellent punting by Roscoe, Bison quarterback. In their first Central eight conference tilt. Central spoil- . ed Aurora's homecoming by breezing past the Huskies, 21-6. A reverse by Malm, halfback, in the second quarter gave first Central scoring. In the second half, a recovered fumble by Lewis, end, set up Glantz, fullback, for a touchdown plunge from the ten yard line. Last scoring came with Malm again scooting around left end from the thirty-seven. ,. ,7 .- GEORGE MILLER BILL KENNEDY 52 :3 -tw IIH . V i .i ', L d - w DONN CLINE ROGER MALM HAROLD'SCHOLL DON GLANTZ Senior. guard Senior. back Sophomore, end Senior, back 3 year letterman 2 year letterman 1 year letterman 3 year letterman All-conference All-conference All-conference 2 year All-conference Honor Roll All-State Co-captain. 1950 Height: 6'4 2 year Co-captain Height: 5'9 Height: 5'11 Weight: 185 Honor Roll All-State Weight: 165 Weight: 152 Height: 6' Weight: 194 The Fullerton Warriors and the Bison fought out a grueling 0-0 tie in the second home game. It was strictly a defensive battle for both teams. The Bison then traveled to St. Paul where they racked up a 46e0 margin. The Bison reserves played most of the game. Playing again on their home field, the Albion Cardinals' fast charging line and evasive backfield proved too much for the Bison as Albion lowered the boom, 37-14. The Bison began to roll in the last quarter, but the attempt was squelched as time ran out. In the seasons last home game, Central combined good blocking with hard running to humble Gibbon, 19-0. The first scoring came late if: the second quarter when Malm, half- back. plunged over tackle from the three. In the second half, the Bison scored again with a pass to Lewis, end, who went forty yards to the goal, and a forty-six yard left end reverse by Steuben, halfback. The Bison played their best game of the season by downing the Seward Bluejays, 20-0a It was Centralts game all the way as Steuben, halfback, passed to Lewis, end. for two tallies and to Scholl, end, for one. The win put the Bison in a position to win the Central eight conference crown, if they could defeat David City, in the last game of the seasono A11 hopes were shattered as the David City Scouts, combined clever deception and shifty running to roll over the Bison. 19-0. ' Thus the Bison finished their best season in three years, with a five win, three loss, one tie record. In season's play, the Bison outscored their opponents one hundred and thirty- nine points to ninety-six points, with Don Glantz, fullback, taking scoring honors with forty- three points. 53 -....4r. ' ;; 9v DON GALUSHA Sophomore. tackle 1 year letterman Height: 6' Weight: 175 NEAL STEUBEN Junior, back 1 year letterman Height: 5'9 Weight: 160 DALE HOFFSCHNEIDER Senior. tackle 2 year, letterman Hnght: 6'2 Weight: 178 PAUL GROSSHANS Senior, tackle 3 year letterman Height: 5'8 Weight: 180 54 MANNING BOMBERGER Junior. center 2 year letterman Height: 5'11 Weight: 134 RONNIE HASKINS Junior . guard 2 year letterman Height: 5'10 Weight: 172 DAVID JONES Sophomore, back 1 year letterman Height: 5'9 Weight: 140 GENE LEWIS Senior. end 2 year letterman Height: 5'11 Weight: 135 L . . z. . V . . .QWV. Wlawx, .xer J . I l... a. E y. .33.; . 11 I... 5'11 152 1., .1. x, U L y , k... c x . . .8-...e 1 year letterman GALEN NIELSEN Height Sophomore. back Weight: :3 3. 162 2.33 E 1 year letterman 6! Height Weight: ORVILLE CARR ETT Junior, end .KV- - , i. .iltvg. .2- , .1.Il1.V,IHl..a. a ., A 5'11 145 1 year letterman Height: Wexght KENNETH CHARRON Senior, end JIM GILLAN Sophomore. tackle 189 1 year letterman Height; 5'9 Weight: 5.9.. 160 o 1 year , letterman Height GERALD HEYING Sophomore, back Weight: 5'8 153 1 year letterman Height: CORWIN R OSCOE Sophomore, back Weight 55 5'10 148 l year, letterman Height DWIGHT BORNEMEIER Junior. back Weight: 6'1 187 MARVIN FUNK Junior, tackle 1 year letterman Height: Weight DICK HARLOW GEORGE REYNOR MARLOW POST Junior, back Senior, tackle Junior, guard 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman Height: 5'6 HPight: 57 Height: 5'9 Weight: 120 Weight: 140 Weight: 133 Four Bison were named to the Central Eight All-Conference Honor Roll made up by the conference coaches. They were Don Glantz, fullback, Harold Scholl, end, Roger Malm, half- back, and Don Cline, guard. Don Glantz and Donn Cline were also named on the All-State Honor Roll. BISON ALL-OPPONENT TEAM ENDS- - - - - - Johnson, Albion Gilmore, David City x .x TACKLES - - -- Wood, David City Stratman, Holy Name GUARDS - - - - Jorgeson, Aurora Gianni, Holy Name CENTER - - - - -Dev1in,A1bion BACKS - - - - Decker, Holy Name Conrad. David City Flanagin, Albion Zaruba, Fullerton 56 Steuben BU. Cline UZL Bornemeier H8L and Glentz Om close in on a Gibbon back in the season's home game final. Unidentified Bison gridders downs a Seward back. Other bison: Lewis RU, Bomberger UM, Cline 02L Galusha E 1 CK , :4.m.v..gd . AL... u;- ;m 9 wig UH, Grosshans MU. I ' Two Gibbon players get set to down Malm QM in the 19-0 Bison victory. E . ,. ' :. : : .l - ' i . V , J 3x 1 ? fr . f r: M , :3 k. ; my; ., we: f .m V ' 3f?! 2 1m X - QR Bomberger HM and Nelsen RM rush up to help Cline 92L on ground, down a Gibbon runner. Malm Rm goes for a ten yard end run gain against Fullerton. r- . 6Q .d.....4,u;..u.-.. .... Jones RM tackles a Holy Name back. Charron RU, Cline 82L and Glantz 9W come up to help. $3: Ll Zaruba of Fullerton finds he can't get past Scholl QM and Roscoe ESL and the two rivals fought out a 0-0 tie. 57 Va rsity Kenneth Rankin, Manning Bomberger. Roger Malm, Elgin Nelsen. Dale Hofischneider. Harold Scholl, Galen Nelsen. Neal Steuben, Donn Cline. Dick Sinsel. Basketball Duane Hoffman, Jim Ellenwood, Dick Rogers, Dick Ramage, Wendell Faeh. Bill Cosby, Ronnie Haskins. David Jones. Gary Johnson. Reserves 58' MANNING B OMB ERGER Junior , guard DONN CLINE M. . ;1 x f, ' J 5 g ; . kawy- bee Vszv-w 3493-1-54; R ,: g : 2 j 1 X x' X- 3k xx! M' u-Al x4 s4 4 . z ,JDW inLfo-g ' . 'x N ' w; . - :3 :gmMWMWW-ggmg .5 NEAL STEUBEN Junior , guard Senior, forward KENNETH RANKIN Sophomor e , forward 59 HAROLD SCHOLL Sophomor e, center ROGER MALM Senior , guard DICK SINSEL Sophomore. forward 2 f 1,; i. 7:. ,43 5 W7 ; 5 .2! i, y W: I - J K -.M 4 .204, ??'We W 5 1-4 mM, f it! ' e .X x y GALEN NELSEN Sophomore , guard DALE HOFFSCNE IDER Senior , center OPPONENT St. Edward Columbus Seward Silver Creek Chapman Palmer Aurora St. Paul David City Clay Center Loup City Genoa Fullerton Stromsburg Albion Ord Aurora Crete York David City JIM ELLENWOOD Sophomore, forward SCHEDULE PLACE WE There 34 Here 35 Here 49 Here 51 Here 58 Here 45 There 48 Here 48 Here 45 There 32 There 46 There 41 There 45 Here 36 Here 21 Here 50 Here 33 There Here Here THEY 51 34 48 34 35 40 59 20 48 52 43 50 42 52 48 55 48 Note: - The season had not been completed when the Annual went to press. 60 - .' x I. .06wa mwt-v. Neal Steuben lays in a set-up against St. Paul. Dale Hoffschneider tips in a rebound in the 58-35 Bison victory over Chapman. Manning Bomberger dunks two points aga$nst Albion. ., , me r W W ywx W WNW z x u, . JN MAM. . w; W N 4...; Roger Malm goes in for a lay-up as 0rd edged the Bison. 55-50. . Donn Cline jumps to lay in two points in the 51-34 Bison win over Silver Creek. 61 .v'i 41. v c nw..$mc- kw La... xi Harold Scholl. Bison pivot. hooks in a basket against Chapman. Kenny Rankin drives in for a lay-up in the Central 48-20 romp over St. Paul. Return ing Lettermen ML W- .u- awmmrww sgww-W-a L .14 . .553; I M. W....J 6:: 7 1 . FIRST ROW: Manning Bomberger, Roger Malm. Edwin Umphreys, Elgin Nelsen, Gene Lewis. SECOND ROW: George Miller. coach, Wendell Faeh, Don Galusha, Dick Rogers, David Jones. THIRD ROW: Don Glantz, Harold Scholl, Corwin Roscoe, Galen Nelsen. Track The 1950 Bison thinclads opened their season with the InteruCIass tourney. A strong Junior Class, sporting veterans Roger Malm. Edwin Umphreys, Elgin Nelsen, Gene Lewis, and Don Glantz, swept the meet with fifty-five points. INTER-CLASS Class Number of Points Juniors 55 Seniors 30 Freshmen 23 th Sophomores 12 V2 The trackmen then traveled to Columbus, to the Columbus Invitational, on April 12th. Facing keen competition with many Class A schools, the squad pulled into second place with forty-four points, while North East of Lincoln took first place honors. Firsts in the meet were taken by: E. Umphreys - - - - - 220 Yard Dash - - - - - 22.8- - - - - -- new record E. Nelsen - - - - - - 440 Yard Dash - - - - - 56.8 D.Glantz- - - - - --Discus- - - - - - - -128'9 62 On April 2151:, a squad of nineteen men combined their efforts to cope an easy win at the Annual Nebraska Central College Invitational Meet here at Central City. Scoring for the Class A division: Team Number of Points Central City 74 V5 Fullerton 27 4ll5 Sutton 20 3J5 Aurora 15 U5 Firsts for the Bison were taken by: . D. Glantz - - - - -Discus - - - - - - - - - 135'9 ItZ'V- - - - -new record H. Scholl - - - - - 60 Yard High Hurdles - -. - - 8.5 H. Scholl - - - - - 90 Yard Low Hurdles - - - - 10.9 Be Umphreys - - - - 100 Yard Dash - - - - - - - 10.8 E. Umphreys - - - -220 Yard Dash - - - - - - 23.4 E. Nelsen - - - - -440 Yard Dash - - - - - - -54.2 - - - - - - new record 880 Yard Relay 1:38.? The Millermen then traveled to the District Meet at David City, on April 28-29, where they copped a first with fifty-six points. Bison firsts were: E. Umphreys - - - -220 Yard Dash E:o Nelsen - - - - - 440 Yard Dash H. Scholl - - - - - 120 Yard High Hurdles 880 Yard Relay tMalm, Nelsen, Lewis, Umphreyst The Bison tracksters copped the Central Eight Conference at David City on May 4th, by squeezing past Yorke Bison fir sts were: E. Umphreys - - - -220 Yard Dash - - - - - - -Z4.5 E. Nelsen - - - - - 440 Yard Dash - - - - - - -53.4- - - - - - - new record 880 Yard Relay- - - 1:37.5 UVIalm, Nelsen, Galusha. Umphreyst Qualifiers at the District Meet went to the State Meet, at Lincoln, on May 12--13o Elgin Nelsen was the only Bison able to p'lace with a third in the four hundred forty yard dash. The 1951 Track Squad has thirteen lettermen out of last yearts champion teama N C. C. Champs District Champs Central 8 Champs e39 iWMESWORTHE Uthwun-d 1 Bound by Imam momma My 1k. u. a L 63 I 't go too fast, horsey--Cowboy Gary r teeth, Letha--Come on, hand it Hey, you all--Same to you--Little Barbara--You flatter me--Don rides again--I could think of better things to hang onto--Show you 2--Hi Jackie--Pro-- Another cowboy 3 --Check the hat--The office twins--What over Happy, girls ? . Barbara--Pigtail Mary--Pep Club in formation. My, what big hips you have 64 . a . m0 ARERRLM .. 1c: . ' . . , ILLLrvLX . f , 1 . fr m .... k k , m n . r. .1 5 A .. .11: rv umf .. T..:-.i.m..i.x.nn4rWJI- 3. v , .0 in... wkkadl mu w M gragrswmw mu. m . w: 1, . .1 ' 'w, .Rxw.f.rwlizi,t , 5:34:55: :22225 mag..:::2:s F.?xk.ifisclflllv 5L xss Bohy-- bite, M Joyce ? --Give me a h football, Mr. Franklin?--Betty Jean with long curls-uHey--Dick fries wieners for all the girls--Polly Jo, how you've grown!-- Norma and Phyllis--Just a rninute--15 that sweater big enoug want with the F mg up Dickie boy--Are your tak Easy Elg--Gary Jensen? --Now what can you . B. 1. Joyce--Glamorous Dorothy--Check the bow t 1e. 65 eeNancy says. eWhen you think of pictures, think of Jack Bailey Jack Bailey Says - - - Group . . . . You were all swell . . . . We sincerely hope that health, Thanks a million, seniors, Happiness, and success follows For your business . . . . It Each and everyone of you Has been a real pleasure Through life . . . . Our best Wishes Working with you . . . . Never Go With you as you step out Have we worked With a finer Into the stream of life . . . . JACK BAILEY STUDEO 218 West Second St. Grand Island R. STANLEY TORPIN Attorney-At-Law Congratulations Class of 51 WOODY,S SERVICE 8; CAFE After the Garny Telephone 19 DR. C. W. SCHAFER, O. D. Registered Optometrist Central City, Nebr. LINDAHL GUN COMPANY Congratulations Seniors of 1951 MUNN BROS. Used Cars Body 8z Fender Work Telephone 90-J N'eW Homes 8: Dleing Units Our Specialty CENTRAL CONSTRUCTION CO. Building Contractors L. Max Charron General Manager Phone 468-W STRANBURG CARBURETOR 8: ELECTRICAL SERVICE Delco-Remy Batteries 8: Parts Phone 62-J Central City, Nebr. DAVIS WATCH SHOP Guaranteed Watch 8: Clock Repair Charles Davis - Proprietor Central City, Nebr. This Oldsmobile Dealer invites each and everyone of the per- sons who read this annual to come to my dealership for a Rocket Ride. There is no obligation. It is a privilege for us to take you for a ride in the most glamorous and the smoothest riding car on the American highways. ;:I thank you? ERVIN HESSELGESSER OLDSMOBILE DEALER Central City, Nebraska Phone 57 Paints Wallpapef FUERSTS GIFT SHOP Phone 600-W Central City HOTEL NIXON 9 Telephone 98 NANTKES SERVICE STATION Washing - Specialized Lubrication Conoco Gas - Motor Oil - Tires Batteries Telephone 21 VEED SERVICE STATION Gasoline - Fuel Oils - Greases S. 8z H. Green Stamps Telephone 127 PEERLESS CLEANERS 8; LAUNDERERS Phone 212 Rug Cleaning WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Prop. - Kevin Kocina Auto Accessories - Wheel Goods Sporting Goods Phone 577-J RITEWAY BOWLING ALLEYS Finlayson 8z Hammons, Props. Open BQWIing Daily 61: Week-ends Anything In the Bowling Line Phone 569 WHITNEY PARTS 8a SERVICE For General Car Repair All Work Satisfactory Telephone 482 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE 1951 GRADUATING CLASS WE EXTEND TO YOU EVERY GCOD WISH FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS The Farmers Nai'ional Bank CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA LARSON CHEVROLET COMPANY 28 Years of Service In Central City, Nebraska M-M Implements NIELSON MOTOR 85 IMPLEMENT COMPANY 416 G. Street H. E. Nielsen, Owner Phone 95-J Congratulations - - T0 the Class of 1951 E. T. ZIKMUND, M. D. Fountain Service Meadow Gold Ice Cream TOOLEY DRUG STORE Cards 8z Gifts For All Occasions SCHNEIDERHEINZ MARKET Meats - Lockers Central City, Nebr. DR. H. F. GREVING Dentist Phone 28-W Central City, N'ebr. HARLETS O. K. BARBER SHOP Congratulations to Seniors 0f 115111 Harley Minniear, Proprietor GEORGE SCHAFER Watch 8: Diamond Shop Elgin - Hamilton Watches Fine Diamonds Your Jeweler Since 1817 JUSTICE 8z LOCKE Drugs - Paints - Prescriptions Telephone 23-W CENTRAL CITY FLORISTS Cut Flowers - Plants - Corsages Phone 492-W M. J. Hruban SOLT FUNERAL HOME Central City, Nebraska - - Phone 53-W1 Leslie W. Solt Ronald E. Solt Ambulance Service CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES CLASS OF 1951 CENTRAL CITY HIGH It is our sincere Wish that your appreciation of our Demo- cratic form of government and way of life will grow stronger With the years, causing you to reject the various ttisms Which mis- guided zealots Will attempt to foist upon you. As opposed to tthelpstt, ttaidsK ttdolesh, and ttsubsidiestt, from state and federal g0vernments, your own initiative, straight think- ing, and individual effort will open up the surest way to success and freedom in the years to come. T. B. Hord Grain Co. CON GRATULATION S TO THE CLASS OF 51 J. M. McDonaH Co. CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA Congratulations - - Class of 51 , S. A. FOSTER LUMBER CO. A. J . Hanway, Manager GAMBLES One Stop Shopping Center Everything for the Farm, Home 8z Auto RAECKE 85 PHARES, LAWYERS Walter R. Raecke Charles H. Phares Watches Diamonds Jewelry NELSON JEWELRY Expert Repairing Phone 96-J For Natural Gas Sales 8z Service NITE 8; DAY CAFE Phone 68 Congratulations to Class of 1951 KANSAS-NEBRASKA Mrs. Austin, Prop. NATURAL GAS CO., INC. F. L. LARSON Dodge 8; Plymouth Telephone 7 lensley S'i'udio NEAL G. HENSLEY PHONE 78-W 1609-; 16th ST, KODAK FINISHING PICTURE FRAMING - COMMERCIAL PORTRAITS MEDALIZED BABY SHOES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 It has been a pleasure to do business with you in the past five years. Congratulations - - To the Class of tt51tt NED CARLSON, Standard Agent Congratulations Seniors JOHN M. McALLISTER, JR. Iowa Licensed No. 721 J ewelry 8; Watch Repair BOBtS SNACK SHOP Sandwiches Fros-T Creme Thick Malts Coffee LANDtS STANDARD SERVICE ttEverything In the Atlas Linet, Now Is the Time for A Good Grease Job W. E. Land JENSEN SADDLE SHOP Best of Luck to the Class of tt51tt McCLUREtS CAFE Quality 85 Quantity at Reasonable Prices Party Room Phone 67 Congratutations - - T0 the Class of 1951 DOUTHIT CAFE ROSCOE 8L NIELSEN Good Luck to the Class 0f 5? McCormick Implements Pontiac Dealership Goodyear and International Trucks Goodrich Tires Mobile Oils and Greases GROSSHANS SALES Sz SERVICE Phone 6 Central City, Nebraska GLANTZ FARM SERVICE Phone 88 Wade Rain Sprinkler Irrigation Gleaner Combines Used Tractor Headquarters Central City, Nebraska Mobile Gas 24-Hr. Friendly Service RIBBLE OIL COMPANY Phone 37 , L00k for the Mobile Flying Red Horse FREDRICKSON FARM EQUIPMENT CO. uYour Dependable John Deere Dealef Phone 50 Central City, Nebraska BAILEY STORE C0. NBetter Buys Bailey? Mr. 8; Mrs. Frank E. Damon Managers L. L. HADDIX Battery Sales 8z Service Radiator Repairing - Expert Welding Honest Service - Established 1922 Telephone QO-W H. DEMEL 8z COMPANY Insurance and Real Estate 307 G. Street Phone 65 McHARGUE OIL COMPANY Expert Greasing 8z Washing Complete Line of Accessories Phone 94 Central City McCULLOUGH MOTOR CO. Ford Garage Sales 8z Service G. E. Rose, Ford Dealer Telephone 166 ROSS-MCILNAY COMPANY Hardware - Plumbing 8z Heating Central City, Nebr. Phone 60 Furniture Lamps CENTRAL FURNITURE CO. Ralph H. Zlomke, Prop. Phone 63-J Central City, Nebr; BOOTH TRANSFER Phone 347 Freight - Grain - Livestock DR. A. M. SCOTT Dentist Central City, Nebraska Phone 84-W Congratulations - - DR. BRUCE L. ROSS Seniors! 0 - O - O H. H. RILEY AGENCY Life - Auto Insurance Osteopathic Physician 1609-;- 16th St. Phone 154-W GEREN REXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists ART Telephone 75 COGSWELL Tire 8: Battery N 0RDSTEDTS Central City s Biggest Little Store Specialist Go0d Clothes for the Graduaty SMITH ELECTRIC 11Y0ur Westinghouse Dealelw Radio Sales 3z Service Telephone 106 HAITH1S KAISER-FRAZER MOTORS Kaiser-Frazer Sales 85 Service 24-1-11: VJrecker Service 402 G. Street Phone 119 8L 541 Central City, Nebr. VVILDER CAFE 11The Home of Good Coffey CENTRAL CLEANERS Satisfaction Guaranteed Dry Cleaning 1951 BISON BOOSTERS ARE: Nordstorm Grocery McHargue Oil Company Irvin Rasmussen Sampson 8z Armatys, Lawyers Lloyd Martin KUHN1S PRODUCE Leonard George Cash Buyers of Cream - Eggs - Poultry Telephone 51-W With Best Wishes To A Fine Senior Class And An Excellent Annual CENTRAL CITY REPUBLICAN Elgin 0. White Autographs 80