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

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First row: Delbert Johnson, Vernon Sawyers, John Hruza. Dresden Lindburg, Larry Veed, Sharon Drake, Gary McHargue, Larry Munn, Carol Mason, Gayle Carman, Shirley But- back. Second row: Dennis Kelley, Cecil Hack, Don Reimer, Arthur Erb, Ronnie Kuhn, Sharell Fitzsimmons, Jack Munn, John Demel, Lyle Shively, Gordon Sawyers. Third row: Mr. Lindhal, Frankie Whitney, James Zoucha, Patty Land, Shirley Drake, Duane Stuart, Gerald Manning. Bruce Jensen. Sharron Johnson, Pamela Minneair, Florence McClay, Mrs. Jorgenson. Fourth row: Larry Holmes, Dorothy Kamper, Sylvia Broucher, ChristineNielsen. Sandy Whitenaxk, Kay Brown, Diana Parker, Dorsey Bodeman, Tom Lebanousky. Shirley Patterson, Loretta Oswald. Absent: Clinton Hensen. First row: Larry Kleve, Karen Moore, Mary Earl, Marcia McHargue, Sharon Howe, Katheryn Brondel, Janet Webb, Sondra Lindburg, John Young, Danny Kleve. Second row: Roger Roscoe, Wendell Land, Galen Roumpf, Bill Whitson, Donald Bomberger, Dick Krance, Tom Geren, Robert Hummel, Dick Munn, Jack Miller, Art Skinner. Third row: Mrs. Mills, Gary Delancey, Alvin Kart, Eldon Lindquist, Robert Huhn, Cliff Rigg, Shirley Hilrner, Barbara Funk, Mary Clark. Doreen Kleve, Cheryl Shel; ton, Mrs. Huhn..Fourth rpw: Myrna Sater, Susie Holz, LaVonne Jensen, Rachel Stras- burg, Joyce Erickson, Gwy'ne Greving, Bernard Hack, Stuart Mahlin, Jacqueline Hey- ing. Ann Demel. Absent: JoAnn Fossberg, Vicky Peterson. ,WT'V' VR' SEVENTH GRADE RWSNmme Nu QUIQN NEAQN EIGHTH GRADE

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iN J. GIBSON j! i; Mafarcttcs he WX'I Xx ht Xx: --.. .,,,.,., . lexh , Nhrvm r S. DONELSON P. LARSON 66mm! 61W The Central City Band of 1954-55 took in many new recruits who have done a fine job their first year in our organization. C. C. H. S. Band was represented at the All-State Music Clinic which was held at Beatrice November 18-20. Jean Roumpf played her bassoon in the orchestra; Mary Ram- age played her clarinet, and Joan Gibson her alto clarinet in the band. Sally Donelson performed with other majorettes in a twirling exhibition. Everyone had a wonderful time. We thoroughly enjoyed our day at the District Music Contest in Fullerton. The Marching Band played at football games and did a number of fine skits to music at the half-times. We Went to Lincoln to the State Fair and Band Day and later to Hastings for the annual Melody Round-up. A small pep band put life into pep rallies as well as football and basketball games. We will really miss the Seniors next year, but we will do our best to carry on the tradition of keeping the C.C. H. S. Band one of the finest of high school bands.