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

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. : ., xwfnzflinriwvxanwv 456.0 . Marcia Broom, Pearl Beyers- 9 Junior Johnson, Boyd Burhoop. Second Bob Bums, Don Hull, Bede, Sandra Acker, Barbara Hahn, Lola Jefferson, Maxine Helzer, Louise Holtorf, Earl Cleveland, Jerome Heying. Third Row: Maymie Bolling, Delores Brondell, Margaret Bannister dorf, Sylva Green, Darlene John. Mr. Top Row: Dick Brown, Pat Geren, Phillip Anderson Row: Sephamem Orval Nouzovsky Corwin Roscoe Rosemary McHargue Harold Ma 1m , M w v, r m? M, w n W W.Z JUSTICE 8L LOCKE CENTRAL CITY FLORISTS

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. era- w. um qwx 1 :NTM.-.N,. -M. Top Row: Gary Olsen, Orval Nouzovsky, Dennis Waggoner, Gordon Nelson, Lewis Scholl, Jack Sronce, Dick Larson, Keaton Walker, Beryl Nelsen. Second Row: Mr. Bede, Keith Roumpf, Bernard Kart, Edward Yost, Ruth Roubal, LuEtta Stettner, Elizabeth Knippenberg, Mary Jo Mettlin, Corwin Roscoe, Harold Malm. Third Row: Larry Mason, Bob Volkman, Arlene Rawlings, Rosemary McHargue, Barbara Suck, Jackie Patterson, Lela Riblett, June Zlomke, Mary Rogers, Spencer Peterson, Marvin Kyes. Ciass The sophomore class chose as their sponsor Mr. Bede, the commercial teacher of Central City High School. The class of 54 sophomores were predominate in many extra curricular activities. Among these were: Pep Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, F.F.A., all athletics, and vocal and instru- mental, music . Those receiving varsity letters in football were: Dick Larson, Harold Malm and Lewis Scholl. The sophomores had many outstanding representatives in basketball, the most notable being Spencer Peterson. The girls were outstanding in Pep Club, taking prominent part in skits and other activities of the club. Sophomore leaders in vocal music are Elizabeth Knippen- berg, Dick Larson, and Keaton Walker. The class are also very well represented in band and instrumental groups. Those attending the National Honor Society Banquet which was held Marchninth were: Rosemary McHargue, Elizabeth Knippenberg, Marcia Broom, Keith Roumpf, and Marvin Kyes. AL ESTATE . DEMEL 85 CO' INSURANCE 8L RE - s. A. FOSTER LUMBER co. 21