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

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v-v'x .-$V I Mfrrs ' , 4, ; .. .7 ME? 'u-- v m Top Row; Bob Desch, Milford Killham, Alfred Killham, Clay Crites, Neil Bankson, Dale Black, John Hummel, Eugene Jindra, Jerald Ellison. Second Row: Mrs. DeLunger, Don Gillan, Louella Bankson, Agnes Fry, Carol Cramer, Beverly Cramer, Barbara Clark, James Boulton, Jack Justice, Mr. Christensen. Third Row: Betty Drake, Joan Kuhn, Phyllis Bomberger, Shirley Acker, Doris Chesley, Lorraine Ceder, Gail Fossberg, Melva Hall. Junim Jack Rodysill, President Bob Desch, Vice President Dale Black, Secretary Doris Chesley, Treasurer CENTRAL FURNITURE F. L. LARSON. DODGE 8a PLYMOUTH 18

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SHIRLEY ROGERS .11, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee .Y-I ' 2 x 2; Y-Tecns 1,2,3. 1' 1 I've taken my fun where I've found it. KENNETH RANKIN 1 Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; C.C. JIM ELLENWOOD X , X1 Club 2. Choir 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; 1f , 2 When I'm not near the girl I love, I Basketball 1,2,4; C.C. Club 3,4. 1! 4 1 f 1 love the girl I'm near. r m mg'5 'Ain't misbehavior. JOY KARR Kenesaw High School 1,2; Girls' Glee 4. Few words get many deeds. H1 LEVIA CATLETT X. 1. 3 G.A.A. 1,3,4; Librarian 4; , 1 1- Annual Staff 4. 1 , , - 4 t .1, What's mine is yours and .' 3 :. f5; 4 what's yours is mine. $1 W 3 1 f6 1 v 2th,. 3 C1 JOSTEN'S l7

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V at w. .t.....-......a.. . ; . 3 t I . N s: x w; I g emu? , 1,: l , ??:lhze ; v' F '11: , IKJ'L 3 h'. A 'Jq 1f R,';'3 .3 . a .- Ky, ': . 5 f - L ' t . 3 . 2 L , ' . h f .' t: g ' , f a 2; t ,t a 'v . XtX K, 3 la ff , f v Top Row: Mike Mcllnay, Jerry Willhoft, Roland Morrow, Richard Svitak, Martin Park, Jack Rodysill, Tom Luschei, Norman Marsh. Second Row: Mrs. DeLunger, Max Meyer, Joe Scott, Velma Snodgrass, Muriel Whitney. Janet Tooley, Ruth Ohlman, Mr. Christenson, Third Row; Bill Raecke, Ramona Larson, Phyllis Rankin, Shirley Weeks, Kathleen Reev es, Janet Ross, Janet Yost, Marilyn McHargue. Class Starting the roll with upperclassmen, the Junior Class of 1953 has as its sponsors Mrs. DeLunger and Mr. Christenson. Although sometimes looked down upon by the Seniors, the class of fifty-three members excel in extra curricular activities as well as scholas- tic ability. They have representatives in every school activity and organization including outstanding work in band and music groups. An example of this is the first boy's quartet composed entirely of Juniors. They also lead in having thermost people on the semester honor roll. Upon receiving their rings, the roll of being a Sen- ior seemed closer than ever before. Highlights of the year are the play Hillbilly Wed- din given November 18, 1952, and the Junior-Senior banquet. The home rooms had a race selling tickets for the play. Room 34, captained by Joe Scott, sold the most tickets and was treated by the losers, Room 36. The losing side contributed twenty-five cents each for a party given on November 21 in the High School audi- torium. MED P? t . It II tl 11' NW. A x LARSON CHEVROLET DR. BRUCE ROSS l9