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

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611155 Elaine lanky Pat Larson Lynn Tooley Jean Ross The Freshmen also had a basketball team of their own. In a tournament held here they were the winners and they did a fine job in the other games they played during the year. Many of the Freshmen girls belonged to Freshmen Girls' Glee. Other activities they participated in were Y-Teens and G. A. A. 'They also sponsored a dance after the Aurora basketball game on December 20. They ended their year of being Lowly Freshmen with a class picnic. First row: Mr. Moran. S. Sowl. 8.1 Wymer, S. Ueckert, L. Tucker, C. Peterson. J. Ross, F. Luschei, L. Stragey. Second row: K. Webb, B. Tyler, J. Land, V. Rogers, L. Spear, D. Ohlman, L. Tooley, B. Paddock, J. Tuckerh Third row: L.-'Vanderheiden, R. Morrison, P. Schroeder, D, Nielson, R. Olsen, M. Miller, D. Monson, L. Swan- son.

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?rcsltm; Le AV';: +VA I 5. Q', t . rum ntti- ;: my uncut. . . t. q .4, '153C 5.5 '5 , ha quad l 4 . ., h-i' 'o-J , 1f: ,,. L,,'r-e44-', .r-It ; 9-0 First row: Mr. Moran, R. Hensen, L. Jerome, E. Brondel, D. Jindra, E. Janky, G. Williams, J. Ferris, J. John- son, N. Fullington, D. Brannon. Second row: L. Kyes, W. King, M. Church, B. Kelley, D. Christensen, R. Butt, A. Burns, D. Chesley, 8. Clayton, S. Aerni. Third row: R. Christensen, K. Kyes, R. Hilder, R. Fitz- simmons, R. Hanke, J. Carman, R. Condon, B. Ceder, J. Hall. Not pictured: P. Larson, B. Pullen, M. Clark, T. Skinner. Fifty-seven Freshmen entered Central City High School on August 28 to begin their high school career. They saw many strange faces laughing at them as they wandered through the halls wondering where to go next. At their first meeting they found that Mr. Moran was their sponsor. They elected Elaine lanky as their President, Pat Larson as Vice President, Lynn Tooley as Secretary, and Jean Ross as Treasurer. Ten Freshmen were able to attend the National Honor Society Banquet this year. Two of them were on the Honor Roll and eight on the Honorable Mention for the semester. l The Freshmen were very active in extra-eurric- ular activities. In an F. F. A. Creed Speaking Con- test, Sammy Clayton was the winner and Larry Kyes was the runner up.

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A MR. KENNEDY First row: V. Boulton, C. Haith. J. Harlow, K. Glynn, J. Hruza, M. Kan, C. Crandell, Mr. Kennedy. Second row: S. Hobbs, D. DrakeLC, King I. Hack, D. Knippenberg, E. Durham, J. Kiser, D. Krug. Third row: L. Krance, A. Intermillil;.13g,e,Drrummogwd:i J. Kleve, M. Garrett, L. Jensen. G. Larson, G. Bouwens. Fourth row; J. Betts, R. Gillham, J. Gay, M. Forbes, C. Larson, D. Faeh, E. Hummel, R. Galusha. Sophomore The Sophomores of 1955 were sponsored by Mr. Kennedy. At their first meeting of the year they elected Ronnie Gillham to lead their class with Mary Karr as Vice President, Orvis Larson as Secretary, and Dorothy Knippenberg as Treasurer. The Sophomores participated in F. F. A. . G. A. A., Pep Club, Y-Teens, Hi-Y, and in both vocal and instrumental music. Those receiving varsity letters in football were: Ronnie Gillham, Dennie Faeh, Jim Patterson and Terry McHargue. e