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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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Mr. Miller's job was not an easy one but in his fair consideration of student prob- lems, he won the admiration of both the faculty and the students And it is with the greatest appreciation that we dedicate the Central City 1955 Bison to the memory of George F. Miller. FM 8 M g...-Ll .3...,L....-.x LL...W , DONNA MAE DAMON 7am... I , ' . i f s N. . . w- A-.m .a--. .. V BARBARA ELLEN FUNK ANNE GERTRUDE DEMEL .L A13 2 xxx. x . . aw x k :9 . VICKI KAY PETERSON, - I A, .... . WM ,. WWW! r 2 W..W NMaWW y 7 ' W :4 7 M7 'W 7 i 7 r ?:L .. ' .m. t wv aww-b-wwayM-r 'M .7 x 2 P 72$ g 0222 22277 2272 7027 2 J XWN VN7 t $ 1 -, H III W-A.Jm'Mwwg . M KIM Ivan Marston, Jack Roubal, Floyd DeLancy, Ralph Zlomke Charles Phares, B. E. Krantz, Mrs. John Hruza. f , xxx x ' ' Z 1. x W B. E. KRANTZ A.B., Augustana M.A., University of Nebraska Superintendent MISS EDNA WIDMAN A. B. , Nebraska Central College Principal 5 Ii ilgrrltllllalegiatm ; : s E . 5!!!! n 5.: I - 1m 7. 47;.Arlllrlgl55ul5z4711.751355' 325 , .. ?rle6 1 L x 1 mth 21V K r 1 ':' $34 ? p; : , AN ii g V ';::L 2 'h J : R i5; - ,9 ,5: ffu .m A --- N , n. oh 4 , .med l ,:.4 , La 1 'hy 1 LN-X ' ' . i m Mrs. Fox B. 3., Winthrop College, South Carolina Home Economics MR. BEDE B.A. . M.B. , Denver University Commercial MRS. FRY A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University M.A., University of Nebraska English, Journalism, Library MR. BAHE B. S. , Wayne State Teachery College Coach, Industrial Arts MR. CRANDELL A.B., Peru State Teachers' Colleg Band, Bookkeeping MRS. FUERST X, A.B., Wayne State Teachers' College English MISS HOLDEN M.A., University of ,, :. MR. KENNEDY Nebraska K x xxx B.S.E. , Arkansas State Teachers' Mathematics f X College N Physical Science Assistant Coach .M M. .m M . MR. JOHNSON B. S., University of Nebraska Vocational Agriculture MR. MARTELL B. M. 13., Yankton College M. M. . University of Nebraska V0cal Music A.B.. MISS WIDMAN A.B. , Nebraska Central College Spanish WW. mwwwm - WW, WM l . , .: , f'f ' . ...N, frir A x510 A '1 H.. v. S '3 1 j , i, . 39W. X4 c K .4 , J : xth K x 1-4. , ' 1'7: : 4J4 3 ,1 , ,....f c WM . g ' ; KM I o . a Manb .... MISS VOGT Nebraska Wesleyan University ' Physical Education, Mathematics ,. f- ww MR. SAWYERS MR. NIEL A. B. , Peru State Teachers' College Social Science 3 2 MR. WATSON MR. SOWL r '7 h A.B.. M.A., Penn College Social Science, English r. MR. SPEAR mm me A . Wmaaagig - Wig: I cm- b .... aft $ - 13.;th , XVIWV I ; A u - a v , 1 .x I A . . , a , r u . 2, u. . , x A 1 u: x , .7, I u , . A , , , I , , l ! ; - v z z I i z , f , x: X Z x MISS WIDMAN f 2;, ,l. T: i X x 7 V, w. M a MR. NIEL JEAN ROUMPF Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 4; Girls' Octet 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Librarian 3; Office 4, She mixes reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. 2: : , NEIL SELKO -1 4T 0,, 3 Clarks 1, 2; Choir 4; Class Officer 4; CC Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Football 4; Basketball J .. 3.1th 3, 4; Track 3, 4. fig; $75ngqu W What e'er he did was done with ease, In him alone 'twas natural to please. 53:; g KATHRYN CHARRON hm Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Annual Staff; Librarian 3, 4. V ff... 3 The things which must be - must be for the best. X MARY MORRISON x 3 ' Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Double Sextet 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; GAA '1 4; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Green Wave Staff. , Smile without a reason and you will shortly have one. i i L . ., r i V i I i x X x' 3 g 3 f- , . g . : ,8, V, '- K , 3.. : m ; J .4 AR X; E 1 x '3 f g .i; 1 i w ; .2; w 3:; ,; V . MW; 4; 3 ,1 i 'th 413 W:.:: a -., ; 1:4;LJKr i TEONA CHRISTENSEN Girls' Glee 3, 4; Choir 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Green Wave Staff; Li- brarian 2. A tiny spark shines in the dark. LARRY BARNES FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Work never worries me but worry does. SALLY DONELSON Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Octet 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Green Wave Staff; National Honor Society 3, 4. A girl with a pleasant smile for all. MARILYN SCHOLL' Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Junior Class Play; Green Wave Staff; Librarian 8, 4. Happiness is a habit. PAUL PAGE Boys' Glee 1, 4; Choir 1, 2,3, 4; Madrigal 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Green Wave Staff; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. I know a lot but I can't think of it. ARNOLD SHIVELY Boys' Glee 2, 3; CC Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. He burns the midnight oil but it's gasoline. JO ANN GIBSON Girls' Glee 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Junior Class Play; Green'Wave Staff; Librarian 4; Office 4. I say just what I think and nothing more or less; I cannot say one thing and mean another. A 4 2 ' , W p ,m k f , 1 J 1 1 J 3 1 x s I 4 ,, 3 14 , m.. ?x f LV '9. 1 , ' E 1 X, I Ix, 3 L. 1 .. .- 1... 12.1211 1.1-1. - 1-1-1: , ,1 4, 2x L 0 SW SANDRA REIMER Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Octet 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Junior Class Play; Green - Wave Staff; Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4. 14:1 She likes a good time; she's a lovable lass. 1. V 3 We're very glad she's in our class. . 2 K ' ' i GAYLORD MADISON 35,- ,. ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 2:7 '92 '. i ,- No one can work me injury but myself. V ,. N5... J HARLEY RILEY ij-Xf K Boys' Glee 1, 2, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 4; 'V 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; . x Green Wave Staff; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Projection- ;;9 f ist 3, 4. i M :va I will utter what I believe today, even if it Pig IX should contradict what I said yesterday. ,5! ,1 LEVADA SVITAK ' l Y-Teens 1; Annual Staff; Green Wave Staff; , . . I .. . . Librarian 4; Office 3. 3,1; lWWC-K l, 3 L355 3 ., Enjoy your work and it will be play. , g ' 75:: DEL RAE MEINECKE r i i g - 1' Girls' Glee 2; Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2. 5F, 80; 4- g , ', , ,, ' Either I will find a way or I will make one. 1 VT. I x a WW 3 - J , X w W W; DANNIE EARL v ; X PX Junior Class Play; Green Wave Staff; Office 4. x 4 . X 3x;- I . I'm after the man who invented work. x: f l '7 '34 h i' ya x 1 .. ,1 ' x4 ff 1- MARY BELLE WATKINS K '56 K3 4 ' fit Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Choir xxx 61X x . i; 3 , X; ,. ; 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; An- I ,f 'K 4 i! - Vi 1343,21 ., , nual Staff; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 4. X 1 x1 3.' , - 5437 . . ' It is nice to be important but more important to - l X ' :2 ,1' 1,4,5 . , be nice. 3 L; 3...; ' 3111.212: 1 . ;- -. , g , 4g y; x - ' 4 .g , x, , .. ,d , AA, W 7 i r V ,1 ? I 3 I L 1 ' ,. 3 h ., A X15 ; x v . 7; C??:T-T'fxv 41 y 15' ,1 ;rC I I J x y 4 3 dm 3 ,1 - K 1 , M, 1 u . N: , , I I I 1 X 4 1 I f 3V - 4 4 ., , 4-1 1 , ,r 1,1 x , x , ,- er K 2'. , Z 3'1' 3 i: 9- 1 h? Vi ROBERT RANKIN 1 . , 1 4 L L i; ; , CC Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Q The great thing in this world is not so much f where we are, but in what direction we are .. moving. . , ALICE PALENSKY '? 3'32-;4x-x4.,.-.1 . , 1 Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir '1 1 1A; , , 1,3 1 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2 e. , '1 . 4-,. 2' 3; ' 7K ! ., 4 4 If you want good dreams to come true, don't , 4.4V: oversleep. 1 ., ; 1 ' , 1 V DON OHLMAN ' f g 9 Boys' Glee 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2; CC Club J; 1 3,4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class .1, e! X 3 Play; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 3, 4; X: Mt??? The 'girls' will get cha if you don't watch out. ,WN- f: JIM KUENZEL Boys' Glee 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Brass Sextet 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Green Wave Staff; Student Council 1. , Like me, like my car. 1 ' 951- , 1:4N4x. , . PATTY LUSCHEI f 33 uvxv :5 ; ' ' Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Pep : 'w, I X. ' V 21.4 Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, W M f '24? 4; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff; National K ' h , 4,. K:?V Honor Society 3, 4. w, 4 j From the crown of her head to the sole of her , , V , feet she is all mirth. - V A x 4. x X 3. DAVID FERRIS ; 1'1 1.? x 1 Boys' Glee 2; Choir 4; Class Officer 2, 3; CC h L2 13 ' 1?; Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Annual ' ' - 1 Staff; Football 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council I E 3, 4. , An innocent face but you never can tell. NANCY CRAMER ' Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' SW Double Sextet 4; Choir 2, 3, 4;Pep Club 3, 4; Y- 2 Teens 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play. I dare you to talk faster than I can. SARA HAUSERMAN Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Double Sextet 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Sax Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff. A keen sense, a common sense, but plenty of room for nonsense. CHARLES BURG Boys' Glee 1, 2, 4; Boys' Octet 3, 4; Boys; Quartet 4; Choir 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Brass Sextet 3,4; 1.; . ; - , Class Officer 1, 3; Junior Class Play; Annual ' 1 J 1 I 3 Staff; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Football Manager :1 I A J 3,4; Basketball Manager 3. . 1 ., - He is nice enough, but he just can't make his eyes behave. 4- ' 14 EUGENE JINDRA 7 ' x FFA 1, 2, 3.4. V 1 What's the use of worrying, it just wrinkles the face. JOAN RASMUSSEN Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; GAA 1; Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Office 3. . The ABC's of popularity, ability, beauty, and i co-operation. J , . . ROY GLYNN AX , V . 1 Palmer 1, 2; BOyS' Glee 4? FFA 34' ' It's better to do well than say well. 1.4? ROSEMARY BURNS . 3 Girls' Glee 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; GAA 4. Politeness is to do and say the kindest thing in -.. the kindest way. ,i 1 DALE JEFFERSON 3 Boys' Glee 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. What's worth having is worth working for. ,3 x ,, 4 , ; .1 5 77.6 3 e 1.. l 1 E T. 1 , K - 4 . -. . , rat 3x ' T , 6 .- i t N ' 3 l 1'? x 3? -' '5 4 : - -1 , X 03 -' 3 , 1 ; ww-W - 1 , r920 4' 3. hf .I. 1 4 fr 1 4 ,' r-J x x4. , ,r'V 1 , 3'3 , a x '4, i .I 3. f : 1rd 1' s x g f1 ' f i t . 1K 1 , I '3 ' I x xx! 3 'E f K I: :1, X' ,A V , I! X 1 '. I, 42 ! . i 1 l 3 . 1 3 E 2 f X 3 4 4t , 1 . 1 XX ..-i 3 g 1' i . ; . ; I .... 4 z , gk f g l m, M y I ; JV 3 '3 ; $ K ! f E x : F X 3x44 2! f g X , x s L x ! x f ; 1 3 K ,3 CARL CONDON Class Officer 2; CC Club 2, 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Junior Class Play; Green Wave Staff; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2. Work calls but who listens. JOYCE CLARK Vesta High 1; Tecumseh High 2; Girls' Glee 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Cheer- leader 4. She's a little girl with lots of pep. LARRY GOERL Boys' Glee 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Where there is a will there is a way. JIM FISHLER Fremont 1;CC Club 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,. 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. , Oh hum, and a couple of snores. JANET TYLER Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Octet 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2; Accom- panist1,2,3,4;PepC1ub 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff; Green Wave Staff; Office 4. She always gives her best. ROSALIE KYES FreshmanGirls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Double Sextet 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Office 2; Brass Sextet 3, 4. Vivacious and bubbling with laughter. DALIJAS JOHNSON Boys'Glee 1, 2, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; CC Club 4; Hi- Y 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4. Now I'll tell one. LARRY FUNK Choir 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; EPA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. When I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near. KAREN LINDQUIST Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff. She's a bushel of fun in any surroundings, LARRY LARSON CC Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2. I get up at the crack of dawn, stuff up the crack and go back to bed. BARBARA HALL Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Double Sextet 4; Choir 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Office 4. There is nothing at all in life except what we put into it. 3 RONALD IANKY Boys' Glee 2, 4; Choir 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. He's full of fun and always ready for a good time. MARY ANN MCHARGUE Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Madri- gal 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4. Quiet U1 like most girls. BOB LINDEMANN Boys' Glee 2, 4; Boys' Octet 4; Choir 2, 3,4; Madriga14; CC Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Junior Class Play; Football Manager 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ' All the world's a stage and I do my part in acting up. f, I . I , -4 . V IZ'i'r-kl, 3 , I n 4 - .., ; 1..., J 3W I 3 n. ,y' 3 1 w '5 1 f .. X 1 4 X79; , 17.. l 4 I, , i . . I r : . a ' ' t: 7-51 I :l f 'k '3, ; fl 3 9 an a '-2 a y f .;., z; .. x , . .x J I ' 22f f0 , fix . A ,1 , a ..;J.:,; Q4: r: - r ' i wow nu i 3 re Wit f l 3 w lb 7 r . x . :- M M, f K V , M l -. e a x Wiwa- l thw ,v s r x : e H 1' x 3 ' X 4 xx 1; ..-oz X 3 t. 't ,M xi 3, l 1 5,, ' 1' 1' ' RN ...... 3!! u. X' .- ' r r I .3 - .. .. 1...; ROGENE KAM PER Stillness never offends the air. MARY RAMAGE Freshman Girls' Glee; Girls' Glee 2,3,4; Girls' Octet 3; Choir 2,3; Madrigal 2,4; Accompanist 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4;C1arinet Quartette 1,2,3,4; Pep Club l,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Junior Class Play;Annua1 Staff; Student Council 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Office 4; The rule of my life is to make busi- ness a pleasure and a pleasure of my business. ELLA BRONDEL Girls' Glee 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,3; GAA 3,4; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff; Green Wave Staff; Librarian 4; Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 5W gag The birds were not up when the seniors boarded the bus for Omaha, on a nice spring morning of April 2'7. There were forty-seven students and two sponsors, Miss Widman and Mr. Neil. Making certain that the underclassmen would know the seniors were gone, the class sufficiently decorated the school. ' By the time the group reached Wahoo, two hours later, they were ready-to partake of a long awaited breakfast. When everyone was satiated, they boarded the bus once again for Omaha. The frrst stop was Boys' Town, where everyone marveled at the wonderful leadership and organ- ization that made such a home for boys possible. The class then set out for Swift's Packing Plant. They were divided into two groups and a guide took them through the plant. Seeing the process of turning live cattle and pigs into food at such speed and cleanliness amazed the group. The morning was concluded by lunch at the Stock Yards Cafeteria. The next stop was a guided tour through the Kitty Clover Potato Chip Company. They were impressed with the plush executive offices. The class followed the process of a potato until it became a crisp brown potato chip all sacked. At the end of the tour each person received a 4 fresh bag of potato chips. They scrambled on the bus for a ride down town at which time everyone was given four hours free time. Some of the class went shopping, others went to the show, and still others just took in the sights. A high point of the day was dinner eaten at the Town House, in the atmosphere of the Hawaiian Room. After a lovely dinner they had more free time, to go to the show or roller 4 skating. The group arrived in Central City just twenty-three hours after starting the journey, con- siderably more tired but very happy. A good time was had by all. .m' a..- -. a. . E MR. BEDE 3M3, .. :.- u.-.'f..;w.'.. A J... 7.. Au .7 .-. MM ;..... kn 1 'X 'x t IN;- X ?.. h m1' r' qlk ,-: mull. m Bottom row: M. Steuben, E. Zoucha, RI Munn, M. Rigg, J. Rasmussen, M. Scott, I. Stephenson, J. Reeves, M. Schutt. Second row: P. Zlomke, D. Waggoner. P. Pelican, Webb, H. Vanderheiden, R. Miller. Third row: E. Shelton, D. Nelson, G. Larson, C. Stuart, L. Oswald, w; Messner. Fourth row: J. Patterson, O. Larsen, R. Matthes, T. McHatgue, J. Rankin. Fifth row: T. McMahon, S. Walker, G. Swanson. Not pictured: L. Roscoe, R. Mason. President William Mesner, Vice President Roy , Wig??? ' x? . A! - sponsors. - gv5fkhg$vb , c3 ,- 1-? 963631 . 4x... '2'.- 'e - .Nf- vw' '9 54,4, ' '9 .33? men. by Room 36. Spring found the Juniors in every vacant spot planning and preparing for the banquet, and at the . ., e . t, $33? 5 e. C O , M? ,n '. e? V'VNW : h -- L.....J V k t 'Bottom row: T. Hack, P. Kramer, K. Glynn, M. Kart, D. Kaippenberg, J. Hruza, C. Crandell, V. x k,Ijglllton, L Ivers. Second row: D. Henne. J. Betts, R. Gilll'fiihl'. J. Kleve, J. Kiser. Third rowqg: eDrumtt-londi C. King, D. Drake, D. Krug, C. Haith, S. Hobbs. Fourth row: G. Bouwens, R. Galusha, L. Kradee, L. Jensen, M. Garrett. Fifth row: I. Gay, D. Eaeh, M. Forbis. Matthes, Treasurer Terry McHargue, and Secretary Gene Larson launched a class of fifty-eight members on their junior year with Mrs. Fox and Mr. Bede as High scholastic standings and extracurricular re- sponsibilities were the high aim of the class. Arrival of class rings made them feel more like upperclass- Directed by Mrs. Walker the play Rest Assured was commendably presented on January 30. A ticket selling contest resulted in a party for Room 34 given same time trying to learn the senior sneak day plans. A11 in all the Juniors have had a busy and happy .- w, . Hm. wmmkk$m $3 x agavw w'1355w'3? m ?93' F $$ow? '- W19: e1$$$vg$s $$$ng ' 4:. o x. 3 I a ;:?:F ,1! - 3? 'stk ,w, e ,, . - xv: - 4 5:9 ' , , v , I . ' A 7,1 , x . r , , ,5. . . f, x v' Q . Hf z', .5 A A- wwww ; N . N X ; v .A h. I I JXV'NV m i y: W - 3 VJ x - . ,1 7 ; . , - w . xw . xx , a. . . . - s X ; x4 x k - a . . . a x x. . 1 Bottom row: S. Aerni, B. Kelley, M. Clark, J. Johnson, N. Fullington, A. Burns, E. lanky, J. Ferris, D. Brannan. Second row: R. Hansen, D. Jindra, L. Jerome, R. Butt, E. Brondell, R. Christensen. Third row: D. Christensen, B. Pullen, B. Ceder, R. Hanke, L. Kyes, 8. Clayton. Fourth row: G. Jones, K. Kyes, J. Hall, R. Hilder, W. King. 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O 61 m e a 0...; ...t w 1 .1 C 1 m m e , n YI hl .. L s 9 ix . .1 1 STY u o e no ,. - at Odll. .l I S I 5 1. . . haham .ahipg , pn 6f ..1 n Ph 6 1 ..-: 11. t onwlDCMHianrm Shmdmo$Me.yw w. e 1.. n f n I 1 n.. x. h .N at C e 8.W1 8A xx w Th .. ,A 1 61F a m x N 'L T. 1Y1... a b IX ...v. ; n T C td x Ye m r . 0 w a . bd u .mY v fh M Monson S Third Olsen, D. . Weeks, : R lsen 1l ie R. Morrison, D. N Fifth row P. Schroeder, K. Webb. Tyler, J. Laud, L. Spear, B. Paddock, J. Tucker. Fourth row B D. Ohlman. G. WilliamS, J. Ross, L. Tooley, P. Larsoh, F. Lusche . Vanderheiden Second row: 8. Wymer, L. Stragey, 8. Sewing, L. Tucker,V. Rogers, 8. Sowl Peterson, L C Miller Ueckert ' Bottom row row - 9' 3 x-,-,.....sn.ry .., NH . J I 35 3,3 to If wwww wig h . I 14 5'3! Bottom row: row: D. Munn, C. Shelton, H. ProehL D. Stanislaw, M. McHargue, T. Mattson, A. Peterson. IOW: G. Roumpf, C. Rigg, R. Roscoe, W. Land, E. Lindquist, B. Whitson, A. Skinner. Second ' Third A. Kart, M. Socha, I. Webb, E. Newby, S. Lindburg, R. Scheer; D. Krance. Fourth row: D. Kleve, D. Kleve, R. Kuhn, R. Strasburg, M. Sater, S. Mahlin, J. Young. Not pictured: K. Brondel, R. Carman, 1.. Kleve. K. Moore. 392:? c: m Em lzb A$4'ge ' .x - o .6 153$, . VK . . , .f a 4- 33x 03'- o, ?Qgsao 0 a, . 3N . .,... vsitugze-s 7X $1? $333: a . Ink. V. :5 'A .--' x. viv'fj , . m ?'.:f:?:?:' 'Bottom row: L. Gorgan, J. Miller, G. Erickson, M. Clark, M. Earl, C. Holtorf, R. Erickson. Second row: R. Hummel, E. Kuskie, E. Hoback, J. Heying, S. Hilmer, S. Howe, L. Jensen, H. Holtorf. Third row: 1. Kyes, D. Gerlach, G. DeLancey, J. lanky, E. Burke, J. Erickson, B. Hack. Fourth row: T. Geren, K. Kyes, P. Clayton, G. Greving, J. Ferris, L. Black; 8. H012, A. Dexter. , e5' ,9 '2 M . JV, 1 . f: 0.; ' m? .xw: 93$ 3.; g, V9: If? h K 'f' ItIDA ; l v I l ; : A A ; ; 5......V. ,, . R - cw - ' . ,3 J .'.-;... '. X , V ' 'fu '. . 7 r ; , -I. s ;y , ; , , . :;;u I ; 'VH MI 13 .. I f s x Va; Xx ; Eighth Grade - Bottom row: D. Johnson, C. Mason, 8. Drake, D. Hruza, S. Burbach, G. Carmen, R. Kuhn, S. Johnson, D. Kamper, F. McClay, D. Lindburg, C. Hensen. Second row: Mrs. Mills, J. Demel, G. Mc- Hargue, L. Shively. L. Veed, G. Sawyers, S. Fitzsimmons, J. Stuart, L. Munn, R. Syslo, V. Sawyers, J. I Kuhn. Third row: D. Reimer, P. Land, D. Parker, 8. Patterson, L. Oswald, C. Hack, J. Munn, P. Minniar, I i i ; S. Drake, D. Kelley, Fourth row: S. Broucher, A. Erb, B. Jensen, L. Ejald, T. Lebanousky, G. Manning, L. f; Holmes, 1. Zoucha, F. Whitney, C. Nielsen, D. Bodeman, S. Whitenack. ..,L.:4iazz:::..!.n ;;;;;;. 2'2:5:7 ; .;;;;.....; MYW ' gm 25w ' M mvu' a Seventh Grade - Bottom row: L. Ribble, D. Holmes. L. Wilkinson, M. Snodgrass, D. Sawyers, S. Shelton, M. Swanson, A. Mavtthes, R. Webb, C. Stuart, R. Skinner. Second row: Mr. Lindahl, C. Powell, L. Hilder, D. . -1 Sewing, D. Carlson, C. Munn, J. Kelley, P. Veed, L. Beavers, O. Armatys, M. Boettcher, Mrs. Walker. ,.;.;..3 Third row: I. Daily, J. Roatk. J. Geren, T. Moates, K. Jones, A. Bodeman, S. Miller, M. Clark, J. Lebari; ousky, P. Jensen, E. Ellenwood. Fourth row: L. Johnson, R. Johnson, K. Krance, J. Fauquier, J. Gibson, G. Phares, K. Gay, J. Willis, K. Nelson. R. Dettman, D. Brondell, L. Drummond. -- v -3 -n 1 : wv : l-l 7- ! L .z .. , . , ; .;-;;.; ewa .4 . HaxM-u 2 ? r1 . A ; v . ..; M ' ; v ' , ,-4; p . X a d , ;. . j I f x Lb 1.1 I 4.....-MM 1 13101530151 613qu Jr. gyms. , n39? Mime Co Jami! l x ,.d;:q:,A37 329me0 Jo 3WMM3 7h 13: . 1111193110 111-, 33313... EJ10151- iiiio Iigauaw; HT 1'ng '1; I cigkquuw 5.161151 . 1mg MW?O 53311-111311: 1350 lsCCKQW- imam Jo 141111512111 1 . 1; 72x x 1 a ;f - 2 , 12 1 111; 31,: i - X a xvii l u, x X X 31 x 1 '11 X '. ' 1 X x 3 '. 1 1. x 1 1 1 w-onwxago iii? 16:1:wa11511191:s, 1L. ammgeo 19: 51131199 1-;ng 3:229 ' 5199 Do LIV .6ng L910 $13,333; Eb 91133;:9 132193.93 0 131111330 W17 1:1qu:51 gm; . 1 3; 412139 Mo QVMiEHBgUEb Erih? $1111 L30 .1111;wa 1:151:16! 13.131116 111.1 go 0.31194: ' 11111Q 7.74:1 1:33.13 :- yli ire; 5.1! 21'1159119;:. ; :51; geycqlahqun. 1 1111151101... .114 .5? 13511111211 31671351 ,1 Ea 9919999 99929 920 9.999919294; 99 99:29 .- , . 330i 399.930 9920 um :20 I320 993922929991 :9, 9. 2119 fI$9399g$9 EEMWEO RIO $939950 $99999 99929 Do 29mg EIO 9331939939990 990 $99st1.23 I93; If. 9931991999: I330 329219992290 25:20 299949 3k . ,2? 39 399x V 9V9 K? Ix I5 :7 32- 3 .5 x: I ! ' If 299999 99993993 999929 4:939; 03396192919992 IWg Mgmg I330 4993999 Jo 96979 $89 9:219:93 M93 2999929 99392993199990 30 2993952930 Do mammg Do I 231999 Ismail: 939929 00 Wm Do 29199239993 I30 MW019 ,. o 5:199:90 3330 Mm V '31 ?m kliL .1..w,... Bottom row: M. Morrison, 1. Clark, K. Lindquist, C. Crandell, J. Rasmussen. J. Hruza, C. Haith, D. Brannan, J. Ross, 8. Aemi, F. Luschei, J. Johnson, R. Burns, M. Scott, G. Williams, J. Roumpf, V. Boulton, K. Char- ron. Second tow: V. Rogers, L. Tucker, E, Janky, N. Fullington, S. Ueckert, M. Karr, D. Waggoner, K. Glynn, R. Hansen, S. Hobbs, M. Rigg. R. Kyes, J. Land. B. Hall, E. Brondel, S. Hauserman, M. Weeks. L. Stragey. Third row: P. Kramer, D. Drake, J. Ferris, A. Burns, P. Larson, 1. Stephenson, S. Reimer, D. Ohl- man, M. Watkins, M. McHargue, L. Jerome, P. Zlomke, C. Peterson, R. Butt, J. Tyler B. Tyler, 8. Wymer, I. Ivers. Fourth row: R. Munn, J. Kiser, S. Donalson, B. Paddock, P. Luschei, J. Rasmussen. L. Tooley, Palensky, N. Cramer, J. Reeves, M. Schutt, L. Spear, T. Christensen. M. Clark, M. Ramage, T. Hack, J. Gibson, M. Scholl, D. Knippenberg, P. Pelican, D. Krug, C. King. . Bottomrow; D.K1eve, L.Vanderheiden, R.Christensen, B. Whitson G. DeLancey, D. Johnson, J. Tucker, Kyes. Second row: S. Reimer, Accompanist; H. Riley, R. Hummel;-,;:A Drummohd C. Burg, H. Vanderheii P. Schroeder, J. Gay, w. Mesner, R. Glynn. Third row; E. Lindquist, R. Morrison, B. Lindemann, D. Mon: D. Christensen, B. Ceder, B. Pullen, D. Henna, K. Kyes. Fourth row; 8. Mahlin, R. Hanke, D. Faeh, D. Nielsen, R. Fitzsimmons, P. Page, R. Gillham, A. Shively, L. Goerl, D. Nelson. '1 . i i E z I . 1' ? i MN i ' ' 1-D 1 $ , , f .u' ...........,...;-Lm..l A. LLw ....'.....-t,,.....--jl . , r mann, H. Riley, R. 3 3 I . anderheiden, B. Linda D. Nielsen, J. nson. I. Tucker, Accompanist. H. V Hanks, D. 10h Gay. B. Tyler, P. Larson, 1. Hruza, D. M. Kan, G. Williams, B. Tyler, 8. Donelson, Knippenberg, 5. Tyler, Accompanist. mot pictureQ R. Butt. M. Morrison, L. Tooley. J. Clark, 8. Hauserman, McHargue, S. Wymer, B. Tyler. N. Cramer, R. Kyes, J. Ross, M. B. Hall. 1. Johnson, J J, l ' 2 ' la X 3! , - ---v ; : , f 1 M W -V ! I Z My, , I M V ,' ' 1,, . 2; w, vmm . , 1 r - --u ; , ' k X 1 .x. --......,,,, ' ' mw $mdemgw .' . mms, R. Butt. J R :tandmg: H. Vanderheiden, C .Buroumpf, 'M Ramage' S. Reimer C C H - Marten. Director. . g' B. Lmdemann. P. Page D ,Nigl randell, P. Kramer, A Palensky , . sen, W. Mesner H ' . . . . Rlle I Tucke ! 0 r! .w- -7 4V 6 hr ff: :1 A ..'.: l A i...- Bottom row: E. Newby, J. Kyes, D. Stanislav, M. Clark, H. Proehl, P. Clayton, S. Hilmer, S. Howe. Second row: I. Ferris, E. Burke, E. Hoback, K. Kyes, G. Erickson, D. Kleve, M. Sater, 3. H012, L. Jensen. Third row: M. Watkins, Accompanist, S. Lindberg, J. lanky, J. Erickson, G. Greving, L. Black, E. Kuskie, R. Strasburg, J. Heying. ?Wm Weed W .V. G. Greving. J. Erickson, E. Burke, P. Clayton, R. Stras- burg, K. Kyes, S. Holz, L. Jensen, 1. lanky, E. Newby, G. Williams, Accompanist. A 1.4444 1 V? 1,.Ax' d Us: 4k A i wfv V; H , x -. 4.4.' 4 4 4.. c; R, u r-m ; 4 v : X1 . I r33- W ' M' f: i 4 f A I I . J. Hruza, L. Tooley, C. Powell, C. Cran- dell, Accompanist. K. Kyes, S. Hauserman, J. Reeves. J. Ross. P. Minnear, D. Reimer, R. Kyes, J. Kuen- zal, R. Gillham, R. Butt, D. Knippenberg, T. McHargue. C. Burg, G. DeLancey, C. Peterson. M. Ramage. C. Crandell U i S. Donalson, P. Zlomke. NAVV Wmch'ag gdad J. GIBSON P. LARSON - S. DONELSON f4 l 3 F I'r ,- yx X m. g 3 1E5; -. v, .5 Ks. f? 7 H J :19 v: .' J;f IV1 3:! 5 n u: a v '1 IFx;.., - 23;, x4 .9; . ,- x. Mi, 1:, H x : ,. a V ,4 ! Y i I :2 52. - ! ; 4Q -.:T y'- ...M.,X5 7 3? LQX . V5 ! 4?? L ri As RH wk 2; ,. -2 ' ' x M wf m; l . .V; y: KC. W w .1 a , l . K. LI, lax I Xx . f v 5; : X; - X C, . x a ' X Xx ' X. , K x Front row; M. Ramage, C. Crandell, D. Brannan, S. Reimer. J. Ross, J. Reeves, K. Glynn, M. Mc- Hargue, L. Tooley, J. Hruza, P. Luschei. Second row: 5. Donelson, P. Zlomke, J. Stephenson, S. Lindberg, J. Gibson, H. Riley, 1. Roumpf, S. Whitenack, G. Greving, R. Hummel, S. Hauserman, D, Knippenberg, R. Butt, R. Christensen, E. Janky, J. Miller, E. Lindquist, T. McHargue, R. Olsen, C. Nielsen. Third row: R. Hilder, C. Haith, L. Jensen, C. Shelton, S. Johnson, D. Reimer, P. Min- near, K. Kyes, I. Kuenzel, R. Gillham, I. Zoucha, D. Ohlman. A. Erb, R. lanky, O. Larsen, 1. Tucker, R. Kyes, B. Whitson, J. Hruza, D. Parker, R. Matthes, G. DeLancey, C. Burg, C. Peterson. Fourth row; I. Munn, 1. Patterson, M. Miller, M. Scholl, S. Mahlin, P. Larson, G. Williams. Direc- tor, Mr. Crandell. W gm The Central City High School Band had a full year. The March Band took part in State Fair, Harvest of Harmony, and Hastings Melody Round-up. They also marched at football games and provided pep-in-music at rallies. Harvest of Harmony was their only contest and here they received an excellent. They chose Joan Rasmussen to represent them as band queen. At the contest she was selected as attendant to the Harvest of Harmony Queen. The Concert Band enjoyed a very successful year. They were hosts and hostesses to the annual Central City Band Clinic. Bands from Aurora, Fullerton, 0rd and Albion braved the blizzard to come and display their talent under the baton of Donald Lentz of the University of Nebraska. When contest time came along, all the groups and soloists entered, received superiors or excellents. The climax of the contest in instrumental music came when the band was awarded a well-deserved superior. Their money-making projects included the annual magazine soliciting and the selling of food at several basketball games. Co-Editors ---------- P. Luschei, J. Roumpf Senior Editor ------------- S. Hauserman Junior Editor ----- - - ------ - - - J. Tyler Sports Editor --------------- D. Johnson Junior High Editor ----------- K. Lindquist Business Managers ------------ M. Watkins 746 Em C. Burg ?...m-.. -u! Snapshot Editor - - - - - ------- - E. Brondel Adviser ------------------- Mrs. Fry Sophomore Editor ---------- - - - - D. Ferris Organizations Editors ---------- M. Ramage K. Charron Freshman Editor- - - ----------- L. Svitak Pm! King ' 21.7 . UZRQM Assume? 17709 Be 1 ! Queen Presenfed byjzwmwrs U i JVUUVIIU:U1 Huu- .xun cn-r hnm hnunkwl by a ghost? That is the fuh' nr um- uf Hm rh;xr:.ch-n in Hn' play 3051 Aszd 1.. hp pn-wnlul hy Hm junim glam on January 31. Try- nuh M11 14- In- M durinx' 2-. 1- uruk 0f Di-crmbvr 19-23 and ' 1:.5' Wnikur IKH dsnvl tho- : .-,.-. . - .,--V FRESHMEN BOW Ln mLy Mr Muvlml's unly law :15 F1031; x Hr u0h'l In: Ms m-yur- 4111 11.1.1;'.'.ry, . 1, Yunumr rngag- 1-11.: .1 w X 1'f Iwanuw Joci m. gm Xx gm. 1 Yr .1.va am! !.r?.!;nU Inn Mu . Jm s lwim. Lulu, .nd 34! 1ka kn ... .1. - Mun Luztl n.mr: nv x- p'?-.-d .H wn, aw T? - ,m l...1 Unl Lulu: pour ,1 xlhni II :0 hr . ... .mkvx 13.11 dun! lh nk ma: 1m; 1111. 1hr lrwuhlr? Luau n mn-n prwnmm U o-nr back m! L .'. Mr 3.. L-ck uni: hr mrrnu tn 1hr u: 1 1: In-Jr 2.11 Y. Hunks he I! 5.x. m ! ulkm: 1:. 1'1 vhmlo only to ' v1 1-! ha dnpur. 51,11: .. 11,1, c131,, .1 hr 1-...1- hm . madminl! 1AM. hm mm;- ., . 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Riley. nuts fur 4-H: n n'. 11 UV' IN! rv- ualh Um h m.- v?.nrus 1 mwy ?xrurrc an . T. Christensen, J. Tyler, M. Scholl, J . CI 083mg 1731119110! Eszffaf; , , , ' ' 711100 Slmlen - ' U - i 1. 1 i X x w ...1 rrnJ' 07! O'xlrr 1!! 'A . I .,.- 1,1 trilnl'mi U'A H u::::': '1:!-l.oC-h- TS: 5 , Ail H.111; Mn Dunwl an-:1.,: . v 1 .1 i Vlrkl P-.1'hr 33.1 r. w pIr'. in u'honl 1 un .m! xvvrc rim L Nun f-n! ytmhuW Ah hnmrL Pm dwihlrr of Mr and E 1 Hahn! hm -' wa: 1...,- nl Oak Park, thms, nu MJy '2', n? 13 ! In NH. 4w rnhxm! knnd- r1 3'1 .. nwr'wn i . Cnnlrn! City 1nd 111.! 0.er. 1k 4 - nmm! hvr sclmwung h'rr V .Ylmr! rum numm 2.61, lam. nar ' -.m, N. am: hum tn Rtv ..,.1.,.,. 1:. Funk a! v 514th: lLJ- hip! liV-d i lni-m VJ- n, WAlfmm M.?mr and lunlv- U . .. . vhv-mulm mu, 1.1m. 1m- 1 . .. .-.I,. rn'xAhnk 10mm. ml ..n Pun. h mwnu Cnn-zrnlulniiona LP'HY! Muzv . ;! xn , Fsl-Lm .. 0.. -. F K cf s m ! x R, I; . X Q5; 3 X? 1' E X e 1 e 28 P - x J. Roumpf, M. Scott, Mr. America, M. Ramage, R. Gillham. SWJ W Student Council is the organization that bands faculty, administration, and student body together. The five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen elected by and from the respective classes had a very successful year. Activities of the Council were many. They considered dance and party requests, finished the Freshman Handbooks and sponsored lyceums. The Student Council also sponsored a dance and had concessions for several basketball games. Bottom row: I. Rasmussen, M. Ramage. P. Zlomke, M. Scott. K. Kyes. J. Roumpf. Second row: E. Janky, J lanky, R. Hummel, R. Gillham, M. Miller, C. Burg, D. Ferris, D. Faeh, Miss Widman, sponsor. , 3 H, z x y ; e . - - Jr, e e ,1 2 e K x w. w ' - ' ; - . ,e k ' x , L. R . .,- a : .4 - ,1 r ', r . 35h e ' 1 h r' 'x .w'xx , 4,;- xe , 4. - e . , e . l Xv ' h 2 Ah f 3 e' ' . . z ; . h x I , L . - . . , f h '9 h fix , x I ,m. J CX x K . x e J w ' , . h- e ,z Vi, v. f 4 e e , e... v N h w- .1 e . 'w ,. . ; A, w vs a '1 .L, e h e u I . e e . , W ' v. C , e -:. a ' ' .4 hf . k ' h e e ' - x 1x ' h .1 c u . : n. e h V-wowwmww . . N. h , .7 , , y K h' ,.; , . , e,-,. j h . . h -. ,, ,u v e ! 4 . ' - . ' a x - x u e 5 K e. xx x A eh f:- . : 2 a - e s u h I L k , ' -rw - r e x w... x f N. lj.-; ..wa ' u A- k...- x pi' i' '1 TL, x A V x :24 :J L, XX .24. M J- -L.-1,.- ' : '- m fifjl iklyxif '43:! i EN KZJZJI i i i xwxxum mu M K ,Ab xv v MM xx xx LilayJ i XX X ix ,v-vw'i eeHwelK 1 NF xJ w V -' ' - ,. E: Xxx y; EM w A iiy A4, - yweMM-Jx i L tkw'x i 9s; -- - i.-- 2 e- .t L1 is i imii,i.::;,::r:;. S. Donelson, P. Lusehei, M. Ramage, J. Roumpf, Miss Holden, Sponsor. W6 7am 5W National Honor Society is the organization which stands for the recognition of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. High attainment in all four qualities allows a junior or senior to become eligible for membership. With money earned through concessions at several basketball games, the four members and their Sponsor staged the annual scholarship banquet, carrying out an Easter theme. The year's activities were climaxed with the tapping of eight new members: Kathryn Charron, David Ferris, Joan Rasmussen, and Sandra Reimer, Seniors; and Janet Hruza, William Mesner, Phyllis Pelican, and Judy Stephenson, Juniors. Members, their parents, tappers, and the faculty enjoyed a tea following the tapping exercises. aw .t-r WL N. H. S. BANQUET .mA' Seated: J. Clark. J. Roumpf, S. Donelson, R. Kyes, P. Zlomke, M. Scott, Miss Holden, S. Reimer, J. Rasmussen, S. Hauserman. Standing: L. Tooley, M. Scholl, P. Luschei. J. Reeves. ?- 7mm Bottom row: P. Luschei, J. Clark, M. Morrison, J. Ross, Miss Holden, sponsor. Second row: L. Tooley. S. Reimer, M. Scholl, G. Williams. Third row: B. Hall, P. Pelican, J. Tyler, S. Sowl. Fourth row: M. Scott, C. Holtorf, S. Hobbs, D. Drake, D. Brannan, D. Ohlman, J. Stephenson. Fifth row: I. Roumpf, N. Pulling- ton, L. Stragey, J. Reeves, R. Hansen, V. Rogers, M. Schutt. Sixth row: T. Christensen, J. Johnson, E. Kus- kie, S. Hauserman, L. Tucker, J. Rasmussen. Seventh row: 8. Donelson, M. McHargue, R. Kyes, M. Mc Hargue, B. Kelley, J. Hruza. Eighth row; K. Charron, J. Kyes, L. Black, N. Cramer, J. Erickson, V. Boul- ton. Ninth row: C. Peterson, J. Ferris, L. Jensen, E. Burke, G. Greving, S. Wymer. Tenth row: I. Ivers, J. Ferris, P. Larson, F. Luschei, B. Tyler, R. Butt. Eleventh row: C. Crandell, R. Munn. J. Kiser, c. Haith, M. Rigg. P. Zlomke, O. Larsen, D. Ferris, C. Burg, R. Matthes, Mr. Watson, sponsor, Gillham, D. Faeh. 216'- 2' Bottom row: B. Lindemann, K. Kyes, L. Goexl, J. Kuenzel, H. Riley, M. Miller, H. Vanderheiden, Mr. Watson. D. Christensen, 8. Pullen, D. Nelson,R. Gillham, J. Betts, D. Faeh, D. Johnson. Second row; G. Swanson, C. Burg, D. Ferris. Third row: T. McHargue, B. Ceder, L. Jensen. Fourth row: D. Henne, A. Shively. D. Chesley. Fifth row: D. Monson, M. Garrett, R. Miller. Sixth row: A. Drummond, R. Christen- sen, N. Selko, S. Walker, C. Condom, G. Larson, J. Tucker. Seventh row: 0. Larsen, R. Galusha,E. Shelton. Eighth row: R. Matthes, R. Morrison, B. Mesner. Ninth row: I. Patterson, R. Hanke, W. King. Tenth row: L. Funk, R. Condon, L. Kyes. Eleventh row: G. Bouwens, P. Page. L. Vanderheiden. Twelfth row: D. Ohl- man, T. McMahon. Thirteenth row: D. Nielsen. Not pictured: L. Roscoe, D. Jefferson, R. Mason. Bottom row: D. Kleve, P. Luschei, J. Ross, D. Ohlman, J. Gibson, J. Tyler, M. McHargue, R. Burns, D. Brannan, J. Johnson, S. Donelson. Second row; E. Brondel, B. Paddock, N. Cramer, E. Brondel, B. Tyler, F. Luschei, J. Kiser, I. Ivers, D. Krug, R. Munn. Third row: MissVogt, C. Haith, E. Newby, R. Strasburg, K. Charron, R. Butt, S. Wymer, M. Weeks, V. Boulton, M. Scott, J. Hruza, J. Rasmussen, A. Burns, P. Zlomke. Fourth row: M. Morrison, R. Kyes, B. Hall, T. Christensen, M. Karr, D. Knippenberg, P. Pelican, C. King, N. Fullington, M. Schutt, C. Crandell, J. Stephenson, M. Rigg. J. Reeves. g.gjg. P. Pelican, J. Gibson. D. Ohlman, K. Charron. 1. Tyler, Miss Vogt, M. McHargue, D. Kleve, R.Kyes, E. Brondel, R. Bums. J. Fishler, T. McMahon, J. Patterson, D. Ohlman, D. Ferris, L. Goerl, Mr. Johnson, sponsor. ??,4, Bottom row; Mr. Johnson, D. Gerlach. Second row: S. Clayton, D. Ohlman, Third row: R. Krance, D. Ferris, R. Hanke, D. Faeh, H. Holtorf. Fourth row: R. Scheer, R. Janky, T. Mattson, L. Barnes. Fifth row: A. Shively, L. Funk. Sixth row: R. Christensen, L. Goerl. Seventh row: B. Ceder, R. Glynn. Eighth row: A. Dexter, D. Christensen. R. Galusha, L. Krance, B. Pullen, R. Erickson, J. Fishler, J. Patterson. Ninth row: E. Jindra, W. King. T. McMahon, G. Swanson, D. Nelson, E. Shelton, R. Morrison, M. Garrett, Not pictured: L. Kyes, D. Jefferson. . K r .- V J L J , J min: at am;- , .. v : 'lim- '. J .' J K - '6 , J .4 . ; J 1w ?! IL: 1 w'r I J, W; ,N J .E ' n 1 x- m X 'V 'W' 7:; v- 1;. : :37; :11: K. a 1 Era :sz' 3. '1: 'K J I' .x. -xx 4 w, W a ' . L, w 3- , K. 'x X JCS J st :r- - :2 1.; J J 73 XWW .tJ, A Must-q VHA: L...-.:.;..4. .......J.. J'LmanL QQ'x w? 1!! if 'Jw J, K, X?,?Xa.:W.Nkkwxhwqm.i . w xxx... v3 J , L 3:21 W ig-jt 3N J - I g i f X . J .- . I .It' .' r I Xxx fxg n X '9; J J ' N X v.7 - x 14:1... -'- J 112 'LJ'P' fxf'izw Y j J. Gibson, 8. Reimer. J. Rasmussen, J, J. Kyes, L. Tooley, J. Kiser, P. Luschei, Rasmussen, J. Clark. M. Ramage. J. Rasmussen, I. Roumpf, K, Lindquist, Miss Vogt, sponsor. 2X W Bottom row: J. Clark, J. Rasmussen, J. Rasmussen, S. Reimer, J. Gibson. Second row: S. Aemi, P. Pelican, D. Ohlman, D. Brannan, G. Williams, J. Ross, J. Johnson, N. Fullington, E. lanky, M. Kart, F. Luschei, P. Luschei. Third row: I. Hruza, D. Drake, M. Schutt, C. Crandell, D. Waggoner, P. Kramer, C. Haith, S. Hobbs, J. Tyler. 8. Hall, E. Brondel. Fourth row: I. Stephenson, L. Black, D. Krug, M. Scott, M. McHargue, S. Hauserman. E. Kuskie. Fifth row: K. Glynn, G. Greving. R. Kyes, M. Morrison, L. Tooley. Sixth row: M. Watkins, Seventh row: M. Scholl, J. Kyes. Eighth row: K. Lindquist, P. Clayton, M. Sater, S. Howe, Tenth row: Miss Vogt. Ninth row: A. Palensky, J. Ferris, I. Ferris, P. Larson, V. Boulton, S. Donelson. J. Kiser, N. Cramer, L. Spear, E.Burke,B.Ty1er, G.Peterson R. Burns, A. Burns, P. Zlomke, D. Knip- penberg,J. Reeves, J. Roumpf, Eleventh row: R. Munn, L. Jerome, K. Kyes, J. lanky, C. Shelton, L. Jen- sen S. Lindberg, S.Holz,H.Proeh1 T. Christensen M. Rigg, M. Ramage. Not pictured: I. Ivers, K. Brondel. Wx 3;: $ '9 JTJ :6 Z 3::1rxr a c; r X? , , x f ' -' 1, ;W J 'J x ' A VG at Q: rx H; 51w; hp 2, ., V 1' f: f .4. I'J -iLm Q: .xh- . x5 , M u ,x ray; rx 6 .4 r l :3 Lxr Ly. k; - i ,z I E F XNtX- A : J?SJ .J , k4 f; .r X V X . J R nix fay 1' Qt: L13; Win .4 ,x, XMFX, .15th :f X x . ww-X-JN, f ,1 X Z ?'J 5 $ 13:; : J3 . J . n4 bx R1? J. 'JJLJ Cg Qw? J. Jhxf llw-iakai ' A; r 4g... :er W ?! Kl HA L : I 11 'J ' - jug J .J FX. J 'of' --t 1- ' 3 .' 1 l, 31, K! '. V a f w J'M J; , b , 4.5 ! xmxmmliimi :1 x5, 11X K?! 731.11 I kal k XJ'WAyNJ-jfklx J 'x '3 ' .. 5. x ' 1 rut ;, : m- 2:1 J- , z 1w 4 v Lu- X J pi; i lhw.- V g. 1,; ,v vxpl '3 J a X k-rr l'Kq kN f, I 7 yff I: J - : 2-5545. J j, 3. X v I , 7- a g: 54 ', MJ .,..,.' Bottom row: Mr. Bahe, sponsor, J. Fishler, J. Betts, M. Miller, R. Gillham, D. Monson, C. Condon, N. Selko, R. Rankin. Second row: T. McHargue. R. Matthes. L. Funk, 0. Larsen, D. Webb, C. Burg, D. Ferris, D. Johnson, D. Faeh. Third row; G. Larson, R. Miller, H. Riley, W. King, W. Mesner, A. Shively, D. Nelson, J. Pattegson, D. Ohlman. Fourth row: R. Condom, D. Nielsen, G. Swanson, R. Hanke, T. McMahon, G. Madison, L. Larson, B. Lindemann. 66W L. Funk, D. Ohlman, N. Selko The C.C.Club was organized to promote interest in men's athletics and consists of all boys who have lettered in athletics in high school. For several years the C.C. Club has been saving to-purchase a whirlpool bath and with some financial aid from the Pep Club. that goal was achieved. During the year the Club co-sponsored the annual Football Prom and had concessions at the District Tournament. I. Roumpf, J. Gibson, F. Luschei, J. Tyler, M. Ramage, M. Steuben, D. Earl. 6W W 1111 if UV 4W C. Haith, M. Watkins, M. Scholl, D. Krug, S. Hobbs, D. Jindra, L. Svitak, I. Gibson, B. Tyler, E. Brondel, M. 133 4.1.11! 4:31 11.111 11111 17 1; M 1311,2111 W21 4a,, 11 1 I'd, v 1;. 4.11.1111 1:113 . 1.x: N .. , .. . r .,. . them -...t ....Ws... ; ' . . L i 2 g , , . , - w...,......,....- '- ..Jm-Alv ,s L .'.'-..J.M....-.4x.; ....e... ...-...... mu.---.r. -mer t . W V r-ew , ....h ' V Bottom row: I. Patterson, D. Faeh, D. Ohlman, D. Neilsen, D. Nelson, J. Fishler, M. Miller, 0. Larsen, L. Funk, R. Gillham, L. Larson, C. Condon, D. Johnson. Second row: A. Karr, W. King, H. Riley, A. Dexter, R. Roscoe, R. Condon, G. Larson, T. McHargue, R. Miller, R. Matthes, G. Swanson, N. Selko, D. Monson. Third row: J. Miller, B. Whitson, T. Geren, D. Munn, C. Stewart, R. Hanke, D. Henne, J. Betts, T. McMahon, B. Hack, R. Morrison, R. Olsen, L. Vanderheiden, D. Chesley, L. Roscoe. The Central City gridders opened the 1955 season on their home gridiron with a 13-13 tie with Gothenburg. The Bison were ahead at the end of the first quarter with a 13-0 lead. Gothenburg scored in the second quarter and the first half ended 13-7. The third quarter was a long one for both teams with neither team scoring. The Swedes scored again in the fourth 2 quarter and the game ended after a very grueling battle. In the second game of the sea'Son,-..and their first conference game, the Bison traveled to Fullerton. The Bison received the opening kick-off which started a down-field march of 76 yards climaxed by McHargue going around his own right end from 8 yards out. The Bison then kicked off to the Warriors who were unable to move the ball and the Bison took over. On the second play Funk scored on a 65 yard run. Both teams were held scoreless during the rest of the game and Central came home with a 13 -0 win. , The Bison next traveled to Ravenna where they racked up 40 points to beat the Bluejays 40- 13. The Bison defense held the Bluejays to a net gain of four yards. Outstanding on defense were Ohlman and Miller. t On their home field the Bison were trimmed by the 0rd Chanticleers 14-6. The Bison, to- ward the end of the first quarter, rambled to a 6-0 lead with Gillham making the touchdown. In the second quarter Ord scored on a pass and plunged for the extra point to give 0rd a half- time lead of 7-6. The third quarter was a standstill with neither team being able to move the ball. Early in the fourth quarterbr'd scored a second touchdown and the extra point, climaxing the scoring of the game. Selko and Condon were the Hefensive standouts. Mr :.2 L . . ' , - 3 , . i X tvh u'. -- m 5 ,M , i! a iLik , . , .1 i 74;, x s , t pt 4 l . v 1 t . A t , - ' I it , . 1 ..$ ? - tit 4 4, a - ..A Mxrx a m - ,. m n, M I z zl --,CEI . A T ' V .o 1,7wv. a-- , .,-.-....-... hm... ....L..,....; t , . :..J....4.t. I '1 1 E .2 3 E E I J E E. i .V 1y 3y .v ; T 4' L L x i- 4V 2 .'..'u. 1:; 54...... 2wwuggt aux CARL CONDON LARRY LARSON LARRY FUNK NEIL SELKO Senior Guard Senior Back Senior Back Senior Guard 3 Year Letterman 3 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman I Year Letterman All -Conference All-Conference All-Conference All-Conference 7W SW The Bison were on the road again, this time to Albion where they walked away with a landslide. In this game Funk led the scoring attack with five touchdowns. Other members of the team scored four more making it a grand total of nine TD's. Albion scored twice with the game ending 59-13. Next the Bison, through great offensive and defensive playing, overpowered Aurora to win 35-0. Ronnie Gillham was the outstanding player of the evening, playing a great defensive and a dazzling offensive game. Central netted 486 yards compared with Aurora's 216. The Bison doubled Aurora's 8 first-downs. The Bison next traveled to Minden where they outplayed the Whippets in first downs. Central had 13 to Minden's 9, but the Bison could not hold the Whippets and they lost 39-0. Outstand- ing on defense were Condon, Larson and Johnson. The Bison were still on the road, this time to Seward. Still not over the defeat of the week before, the Bison were sluggish the first half, putting them behind at the end of the half. This woke them up and at the second half they came out full of fire. They kept closing the gap between them and Seward but ran out of time with the game ending in Seward's favor 27-25. The last game of the season was played at home with David City. David City, undefeated so far in the season, took a terrible beating. The score was 39-0 at the end of the first half and the game ended 43-0. This was one of Central's great games as the whole team looked good. The Bison had a very good season winning five games, losing three, and tying one. They were rated sixth in the state at the end of the season. ,A ,4.-K'- DON OHLMAN Senior Tackle 2 year Letterman ROY MATTHES Junior Tackle 3 Year Letterman 2 Years All-Conference All-State JIM FISHLER Senior End 2 Year Letterman ORVIS LARSEN Junior End 1 Year Letterman All-Conference m1...m4.hn-.4;.iah..hw. w: ...... JIM PATTERSON J unior End 2 Year Letterman TERRY MCHARGUE Junior Back 2 Year Letterman All-Conference 1' J J j j . .1. x ; : 3 W J i 3 . M, J . -- 1 4 J A , J- . , 9 . H n-w JV: 3 V915!- u ;l . ., 10,-: . J 90.3 v . ....... f. k Jug; U '1 w a .523: I t. I b X f . f I J 2 J E ,4 I in; y M i :' .. 41 , a... ' ? Y F J ; ? gr f a: F ? D , r. : . E I J 4.1-. 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GERALD SWANSON MARTY MILLER RONALD GILHAM DON NIELSEN Junior Guard Sophomore End Junior Back Sophomore Tackle 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman w '5 7. v. , .THMMMW'IU I w RALPH CONDON DWAYNE NELSON GENE LARSON DICK MONSON Sophomore Back Junior End Junior Back Sophomore Back 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman I Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman m mg n: me Ymr nmw EJY 1 kn Ek Kcm N8 ATa Hen re RoL Emr wk: RWY 81 TOM McMAHON Junior Tackle 1 Year Letterman ROBERT MILLER Jumor Back 1 Year Letterman ALLISON BAHE Coach GAYLORD MADISON ROBERT RANKIN Senior Senior 2 Year Letterman 3 Year Letterman G. Larson, R. Matthes, N. Selko, L. Funk, M. Miller, G. Madison, 0. Larsen, R. son, T. McHargue, C. Condon, R. Rankin, D. Johnson, Manager. 3W SW WILLIAM KENNEDY Assistant Coach NEIL SELKO Senior 2 Year Letterman Gillham, D. Mon- LARRY FUNK Senior 3 Year Letterman TH' 1 nyx 1 LY N w 3 f M j i xxx 41 X 3 x1gi; : 3777'! Aw-p. MARTY MILLER Sophomore 1 Year Letterman ORVIS LARSEN Junior 2 Year Letterman 2 Year All-Conference DICK MONSON Sophomore 1 Year Letterman ROY MATTHES Junior 2 Year Letterman RONALD GILLHAM TERRY McHARGUE Junior Junior 3 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman I Year All-Conference GENE LARSON RALPH CONDON Junior Sophomore 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 2W 3a G. Roumpf, A. Dexter, B. Whitson, T. Geren, B. Hack, B. Fitzsimmons, R. Kuhn, E. Lindquist, R. Hummel, Munn, J. Miller, Left to right: D H. Vanderheiden R. Roscoe, R. Miller, A. Kart. fgczcm 54am . .n Lk x. . , ... hwur; I .. ,5.r9ha44xzr:n.q..xxx1.k..w , . . i .51 x I .. Q! . V xx . :1. .. .. . WV XXV X First row: D. Monson, R. lanky, R. Gillham, L. Funk, D. Ferris, A. Shively, B. Lindemann. Second row; R. Condon, L. Goerl, D. Faeh, J. Carmen, D. Nelson, W. Mesner, T. McHargue, D. Chesley. Third row: A. Kart, D. Munn, R. Roscoe, T. Geren, B. Hack, B. Whitson, G. Swanson, L. Roscoe, G. Larson, R. Miller, W. King. Zewmmea First row: R. lanky, R. Gillham, L. Funk, D. Ferris, A. Shively, J. Carmen. Second row; R. Condon, T. McHargue, D. Monson, B. Lindemann, W. Mesner, D. Chesley. Li I: z x: M I ,n rrrvnw V..-:v' ...- 40f MN, 14V: nu'uuunnunuktuittm 2666;? 76am .AJ- .4 . .. , Huh h x u......:.;-..ff...a.4-lnu R. Gillham, L. Funk, D. Ferris, A. Shively The Two Mile Relay Team placed first in the District Track Meet, and therefore qualified for the State Track Meet in Lincoln. At Lincoln they placed third with the excellent time of 8:38. The Two Mile Relay Team was the only qualifier from Central City. ?W For the first time in Central City's history the Bison had a high school baseball team. In their first game in the District tournament which was played at North Bend, the Bison downed Wisner 4-2. In this game Ronnie Gillham was doing the hurling. In the second round played on May 7 they measured Arlington 10-0. This time Orvis Larsen was doing the honors. In the final game of the tournament played, May 14, they trimmed Scribner 9-0 with Gillham pitching again. Winning this game qualified the Bison for State. In the first game in the State Tournament Central City tripped Seward Concordia 12-2 on May 24. In the second round the Bison edged past Imperial 3-0 giving the Central City Bison the title of Class B State Baseball Champions. r-v-vvv rnrv. v.- p-;-.-wug- , : a . , Queen, I. Rasmussen; King, L. Funk. Attendants, left: E. Brondel, D. Ohlman, J. Clark. Attendants, right: I. Fishler, J. Gibson, N. Selko. Crownbearexs; J. McCullough, C. Kennedy. Pep Club President, P. Luschei. C. C. Club Rep- resentative, D. Johnson. .3 . 7 , -. . 7 meixm . 4 7 110 0 Mi 4gzg WT n L 4' I LI? xi; l CyM I '7 OWX ll WE, V X H? MwIMKaJM h? '12 A... Mr. Morlock ------------ LARRY ROSCOE Mrs. Morlock ----------- SANDRA HOBBS Mary Morlock ----------- PENNY KRAMER Jessica Morlock ------------ MARY KARR Mildred --------------- DONNA KRUG Joe Lanconi ------------- JACK RANKIN Luigi Lanconi ----------- ROBERT MILLER Miss Akers ------------- PAULA ZLOMKE Martha Lanconi --------- PHYLLIS PELICAN Lucifer --------------- LARRY OSWALD George Plew ----------- RODNEY MASON Mrs. Schmaltz ---------- RAMONA MUNN Dr. Brown ------------- TOM McMAHON Mr. Black ------------ STEWART WALKER Jake -------------- CLARENCE STUART Mrs. Frinck ------------- KAREN GLYNN D: . ; , :3. ; i F m. xrh f 1;.21 kr1p!67WJ:7 .7 ' v; 5y , x H LL: ink ?3 , 7176+: +17 . ;;rx 1 Jdnv11nmquuL S :17? g; A r Anummmmmx CCHS JUNIORS PRESENT fgg'k V1 mmmmmmmmmm Julia Greenwood --------- MARILYN SCHOLL CC H S S E N I 0H 5 Claire Greenwood -------- SALLY DONELSON Bob Morris --------------- LARRY FUNK ,Pre 3 e 71+ Samuel Hardman --------- BOB LINDEMANN M$ Ellen --------------- JOAN RASMUSSEN Leonard ------------- DALLAS JOHNSON Joe Howard ------------- CHARLES BURG Hugh Nichols -------------- NEIL SELKO Mr. Smith -------------- DANNIE EARL Mrs. Wick -------------- JOYCE CLARK Paula Ward ------------ MARY MORRISON Kate Bagely ------------ SANDRA REIMER Eddie Bower ------------- CARL CONDON Schoo! AUA'I+oriom April I7, 1956 3:00 RM. ... m.-...y.n-..., m..- r... ,.,...V n w I .' ' i r ' , ! n :V . j. g V '5 quw-wvvwww Y' .uvrrv .' - . . 6,6245. Brassett -------------- HARRY VANDERHEIDEN Jack Chesney ---------------- ROGER HANKE Charley Wykeham -------------- JERRY TUCKER Kitty Verdun -------------- PATRICIA LARSON Amy Spettigue -------------- CAROL CRANDEL Wilkinson ------------------- DON NIELSEN Sir Francis Chesney ------------- CHARLES BURG Mr. Stephen Spettigue --------------- HARLEY RILEY Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez -------- ALICE PALENSKY Photographer ----------------- JIM KUENZEL Reggie ------------------ DALLAS JOHNSON Patricia Foster --------------- SONDRA REIMER Hortense McVayne ------------- LYNN TOOLEY ,M aw, .-7 . Anxk an, v v 'H 3, t ' 1 f1 2e Baccalaureate services for the Senior Class of 1956 were held May 20, 1956, in the School Audito- rium. The Baccalaureate address was given by Rev. Robert O. McCleod. Rev. Gaylord Correll pre- sented the invocation and benediction. The program also included a selection by the Girls' Glee and one by the clarinet quartette. r :c t. .. xf'A a . ?xe On Thursday evening, May 24, Commencement exercises were held for forty-nine gradu- ating seniors. Dr. George W. Rosenlof, Dean of Admissions at the University of Nebraska spoke to the group about Tomorrow's Challenge. Diplomas were awarded by Charles H. Phares, President of the Board of Education. Those receiving specihl awards were; Jean Roumpf, vale- dictorian, Regents Scholarship; Sally Donelson, salutatorian, State Teachers' Scholarship, alternate Regents; Patty Luschei, the Donna Damon Memorial Scholarship, alternate Regents; Ella Brondel, Donna Damon Memorial Scholarship, Church School Scholarship; Mary Ramage, Rachel Young Scholarship; David Ferris, alternate Regents; Kathryn Charron, alternate Regents; Don Ohlman, Milford Trade School Scholarship; Joan Rasmussen, BPW Scholarship. ................m ..-.-4... , MARY RAMAGE JIM FISHLER JOAN RASMUSSEN NEIL SELKO JOAN RASMUSSEN CHARLES BURG W50 JO ANN GIBSON LARRY FUNK MARILYN SCHOLL CARL CONDON JEAN ROUMPF DAVID FERRIS I . mug-.. A ---LAM:A4 12. Pretty! pretty, Jo. 9. n 0 s v n .. .m .m. ?..J h m... . ?f .e 80 GM m He 1! M .5m. um R WmMu at. t 0 tn .. .roac mnn r. ad eud t 63A t nMgaa hm sme nPe t o v..3.1...1 r. dimn 01.nem..e 366 C h y d e f. OIW Can hemccs .r. m thb1.eeauab mt mewvou fm.smamnEYOa emes emeyw 1t . ,. 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