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

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BOTTOM ROW: D. Sawyers, E. Brannon, M. Clayton, A. Lock, M. Jones, C. Willis. 1. Broom, D. Ful- lington, K. Judah, Miss Widman. SECOND ROW: 1. Fauquier, J. Ryan, H. Glause, J. Rice, G. Everett, L. Erickson, E. Salter, C. McClurg, C. Rice, 1. Butt, M. Holtorf, D. McClure. THIRD ROW: I. Pullen, D. Goff, G. Rudolf, B. Stubbe, 1. Gibson, P. Veed, G. Phares, C.Munn, B. Krug, D. Reeves, C. Powell, 1. Holtorf, R. Flowers, A. Zmek. BOTTOM ROW: M. Krug, I. Hansen, K. Gregg. K. Hanke, J. Fleming. G. Rudolf, S. Niemoth, G. Willis, G. Hoffschneider, S. Burke, L. Persons. SECOND ROW: K. Stearley, C. Kyes. J. Erb, S. Zichek. L. Kucera, A. Knight, I. Dexter, C. Larson, L. Mundt, G. Larsen, 1. Deines. M. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, D. Spencer. 1. Post. K. Kramer, P. Held, 6. Johnson, C. Hank, P. Kuhn, K. Glantz, J. Reeves, S. Chadwick, L. Chadwick, M. Good, L. Lindquist. WJ $

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' ' '1 , A h thxx - ,f .K i - K ,s W YeTEEN COUNCIL xhe IN : I- ' l 'l l . Ax f e ,1 Cr; V; . . i: . ' Miss Widman l tl ' 77 :- ' x3? V' 'x A. Knight iL f . l M. Holtorf t j i ' p. Veed 3 I .:e t' t 7 a x r't - 3 en a; e , h te y en , t f K 1 I . Kl ' l rx e1 - , 'v. ' x . . r '2. i ; Eh :A'x x: 4 l H l X y cams x f h www.ll .11 1' J I l 1 The Y-Teen organization has as its goal fellowship of high school girls of all faiths. These girls have as their task the realizing in their everyday life of those ideals of personal and social living, to which they are dedicated by their faith as Christians. They seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. They attempt to grow as persons, to grow so that they feel a friendship for people all over the world, so that they may know and help these people. Any girl may become a member. Dues are fifty cents per semester, and meetings are held on the first Monday night of each month. The group sang Christmas carols for the patients at the hospital and rest homes, They sponsored a carnival in the fall and a Valentine and prepared cookies to give to these people. Dance in February. Retiring and new officers at. Ll 4:: the annual spring breakfast. at 2.: j '5' - - , - tfzzarcm x3 . 1,22; .zhe -. 'M-he V - ,l t , 'N I, a Vh h h hli. 31 u .' . .- l. . e e g l 5: t - mi x V . N l - h h t fl s h l X l , h x e K 3' i I - ; L' 4 .32? .3 . ,,- x s; 1,. .J 3V ,rfr. : .4;;u 4m V- 4' .. $--- L --

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t i; , 'fx -u. 1, 3'7 v.2l t- . R, 2 R?! - 2h X K, K1 P ,2. : r ' : x' :1 i KulhA 1! e K; K r 2 xKKezaKl Ql 21 1:24 W 1K:x f .k K ,1 K KKKXKK x xQx M1 : v: 1:; w x. u M -1 ,,,,, Ry: . v 1 f - - 1.....- - re- .- K is K l X 1 K K 1 K K K 2h x 1 : x i k t - i A . i? .yh I K 1 K x Kt 1: N 2! Kl'K l t 1K '. . N ,w v n4 7 K1. 2, 4 , : w. I K ., 3K; 1. l m ' A' 3M! 21' A XIV j ; 1 L P . FRONTROW: R.Eecker,J.Ei1ts,R.Dumont,L Faeh,M.Fish1er,R. Ferris.J.Glynn, N.Boe1ts TOP ROW: R. Weller, F. Boelts, J. Ohlman, L. Reeves, E. Hoback, H. Galusha, G. Bruns, D. Johns. 3324 The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for farm boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. The primary aims of the organization - to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship - are stressed in all of the chapter's many activities. Members of the Central City F.F.A. Chapter exhibited in agricultural fairs and shows and competed in various local, district, and state contests in the areas of judging, speaking, demonstration of agri- cultural skills, and leadership. ,., -v1......,--vI-....m.mv-v-w 2 n-.la -412; F.F. A. officers look over the display at the Central Bank k PUbliC speaker - during F. F. A. Week. L. Reeves 3 ,wm. , .1...wa m - n. '7- w v Fquv -mml v n. - K1 e.- .K K K 3 . . J . K 4 . LDMM.LM1 u..w-...1.4ra,.. -...... I Sophomores on a field trip. Demonstratiort team on use Of tension- meter.