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

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yum D. Ferris C. Burg W. Jaeger J. Roumpf MR. NIEL First row: Miss Widman. J. Clark, K. Charron, S. Hauserman, S. Donelson, E. Brondell. B. Hallixw. Jaeger, R. Burns. Second row: D. Johnson, L. Funk, T. Christensen, N. Cramer. J. Gibson, D. Damon, 11.. Jefferson, D. Earl. Third row: L. Barnes, E. Jindra, R. lanky, C. Condon, J. Fishler, D. Ferris, C. Burg. L.. Goerl. R. Glynn.

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Mary Kat: Orvis Larson Dorothy Knippenberg Ronnie Gillham Outstanding leaders in vocal music were: Dorothy Knippenberg, Carol Crandell and Gary Bouwens. The Sophomores did not shirk their duty on the Honor Roll. Many of them attended the National Honor Society Banquet. They ended their Sophomore year with a spring get-together. First row: M. Riggs, D. Waggoner, E. Zoucha, J. Stephenson, R. Muun, J. Rasmussen, M. Scott, Mr. Kennedy. Second row: D. Webb, M. Steuben, P. Pelican, M. Shutt, J. Reeves, P. Zlomke, R. Mason. Third row: T. McHargue, E. Shelton, W. Mesner, H. Stuart, L. Roscoe, H. Vanderheiden. R. Miller. Fourth row: S. Walker, '1'. McMahon, D. Nelson, J. Rankin. R. Matthes, J. Patterson, J. Swanson.

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cvwmmpl . .aLM First row: R. Kyes, M. Morrison, K. Lindquist, R. Kamper, M. McHargue, M. Watkins, J. Tyler, J. Roumpf, Mr. Niel. Second row: C. Nelson, 3. Reimer, M. Ramage, A. Palensky, M. Scholl, J. Rasmussem, P. Luschei, L. Svitak, R. Rankin. Third row: H. Riley, N. Selko, D. Ohlman, B. Linderman, G. Madison, P. Page, A. Shivley, J. Kuenzel, L. Larson. The Junior Class started their year by electing as their officers, David Ferris, President; Charles Burg, Vice President; Wilda Jaeger, Secretary; and Jean Roumpf.Treasurer. Their sponsors were Miss Widman and Mr. Niel. The class of fifty-two members was prominent in extra-curricular activities as well as scholastic ability. The roll callyof all school activities and organizations showed Juniors present, and the semester honor roll showed ten Juniors tying the Seniors and Freshmen in number of honorees. With the ordering of their class rings in November they began to feel more like upperclassmen. The year's events included their class play, Line of Scrimmage, given on November 23, 1954. A ticket selling contest was held between Junior home rooms. Room 36, captained by Joan Rasmussen, won and were treated to a party, by room 34, on January 23, 1955. They also sponsored a dance the final night of the'District Tourament. As spring approached the Juniors were very busy trying to find out about the Senior sneak day and even busier trying to keep their banquet a secret. Committees of Juniors were to be found almost everywhere, one on the lookout 'for Sen- iors, and the others busily planning. A cdmplete sure prise to the Seniors, the banquet was held on May 6, 1955. a -- X MISS WIDMAN