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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

x K ' '-.'a; I M V- Axovcwwmmc... n; gm ?Wm 50 am ?WW GEORGE M. WILSON Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. Essay on Man - Pope G guidance for those who fall, E eager to help us all, 0 order with which he leads, R respect for all our needs, G generous with time, E example he sets so fine, M. matchless in his wit, W wisdom to transmit, I intellect so keen, L logic quite supreme, S service through the years, 0 optimistic in our fears, N natural born leader. 7W3; 6w: m. 70m: hm! X x w k K ' . MA x 'J x: FA . i1: , 1f$ L: r ,c 4 l I I, '3 4 ,. s ' r'f, . ,I I V K i .1 .. 1 x1 - - L11 - N'f I EJL 1, 1 .: ' N. .y K L! SCHOOL BOARD: R. M. Treptow, J. A. Burbank, W. F. Heins, E. C. Cox, C. J. Heeney, C. T. Erickson, K. P. Torpin. 3 L w 7' ' Superintendent 11 E. CLYDE COX I - ; 61' . , 1 B. A., Kearney State Teachers' 7 : 1 3 xx E xx M11 College, M.A., University f ' m- ' 'x 1 ,2 . $1.1. 5 If 1 , X ' . 1 q of Nebraska A. V L1 . f5; 5!; 19.7:1 M ; , I M 1 1 g : 111111 Principal GEORGE M. WILSON B. A. , Nebraska Wesleyan University, M. A. , University of N ebraska f E 'I . E .. . ' I x 5 i E E ' 5 g . E E E IE E . . l. 'E I JEEEK t E :w i . E f; i V I 4 I . E I 1 I I 3 I I , f i I: J 3 f f E E 5 4 -' E 1 l .. . 4 . English Department: Teach us to speak and write! FRY, N. C. B. A. , Nebraska Wesleyan University, M.Ed., University of Nebraska MANHART, J. L. B. A. , Kearney State Teachers College i l ?WEE L E WATSON, M. H. Y B.A., M.A., - 96H ' Penn College mil E E 1 . dummw1 Jun: 0L4 .s'tart ZAIS youltj! WIDMAN, E. I. B.A. , Nebraska Central College ZICHECK, M. E. B. A. , Nebraska Central College, M. A. . University of Nebraska, D. Lit, McKinley Education Institute ?W w- .-.m.-w-..w... .PN . W v 3 I - : DOBESH, J. L. 5:? 7; T B. A., '4 n Hastings College .. . 1 V. , xxx ,. . ' I : '3 I ? I. la f I: o x AK I! , SJ Xg! 13 , i 2 ,2' ' HOLDEN, M. C. K r'l El ' f. M.A., University i; J?! L! . . ! m: '. of Nebraska i! H 3.; ?ng l 2 :fi 13-.-...0, .. m- Wk ... J. E E RICHARDS, M. A. B. S. , Peru State A Teachers' College Science and Math Department: Teach us to think! KW WILSON, G. M. .A :4: B. A. , Nebraska Wesleyan University, a l i; K NM? M. A. , University 5 4 1 of Nebraska LJ Vocational Department: Teach us to work! ERVIN, E. E. B. S. , University of Nebraska 1 ,0 1 N. i5 i '- I' H j, '4 u, ? ' r' : i! 'f- - . 55 WATSON, E. R. 3 B. S. , Kearney i State Teachers' J . College 5. 3'5; L1: 1, CRANDELL, M. L. w; STOBBE, P. J. - B.A., Kearney State Teachers' ; College ; 3:2 I I ? i ,. i 2 : : . THORPE, M. E. , ,. 3 . B. ., 'e ' 1; H L L .5 K A Umv rsuy ;.g ,2 xx 1 .w. ' x Z of Omaha :2: : 1w C911 7'; :grm , I 3 z 3 E i 7 ; ; - 2 Commercial Department: Teach us to do business! Music Department: Teach us to enjoy life! x W - 1 .- ' i CRANDELL, D. G. rm-.. .w- '3 E' 7 .. , 3. 9 '. - B.M.Ed., University E. i: 3, 5 Ln; - U a ofNebraska .' N; E3: 3;' .. 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U I 4. m 11 my; WM; 133 PROGRAM Mistress of Ceremonies --------- Gail Larsen Welcome ----------------- Joe Glynn Junior Class President Thank you -------------- Chadd Newby Senior Class President Special Music -------------- Girls' Trio Accordian Solo ------------ Merlene Good Special Music ---------- Trombone Quartet Closing ----------------- Gail Larsen An ensemble of the Bobby Mills orchestra played dur- ing the dance following the banquet. .p Aflwpr V in... v.3N' l A .; SENIOR SPONSORS 1. .r E Richards? apric - . - R.EWeller, K. fBraascE 3 1,- S. Rutherford n, M Geo'r . 911 h; C. N ge wiIso 9 SENIOR bmcms .. Llrr If... .3 4y . a by X, 1,; Y x , 1 I g 3 . .i E .1 4 j 1 1w. 1;; ' 3 . f 1 1.1.1.41... -141 EDWARD KYES College Prep Vocal Music 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 4; FFA l, 2; NHS 4; Thespians 4. The devil hath the power to assume a pleasing shape. , 1.1.1., 1; 1 g I 1 K 'qfv- 1 1-1,, ., 's. kJ ,. 4 . 1' -.--- - I 12X ,- r 321 3 L1 yx , 2 2 I I l a M-- , L! i , . LADD REE VES Vocational Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Ath- letics 1,2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4. 9'1 hate quotations. Tell' me what you know. CAROL MCCLURG General Vocal Music 1,3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; Li- brarian 2, 3, 4. Ready to split her sides with laughing. KAY BOELTS Commercial Pep Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3. In silence also there's 3. worth that brings no risk. LARRY STEUBEN College Prep Band 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4. I believe that in the end the truth will conquer. V1-11 WW I 4 -- a 1 1 ' 1:71 24 ; 1 -3 . . V J I z i 3 1 EN ! MARJORIE CLAYT ON College Prep Class Play 3; Class Of- ficer 2; Annual Staff 8, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 4; Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Thespians 4. Little friends may prove great friends. 1 ., .i . ...-v- 4 1 3 x ' l , l X , h 1 1 L . . f L M f i L... - 11...- - -ug--..--w.1....- . 4 m 't x f x. 2 . O x '. 1; 3 ; 5, J .4 . . I ' V N ; xx ,1 MARILYN HOLT ORF Commerc ial Vocal Musi'c 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4. Be not too zealous; moderation is best in all things. 3 xx, ' T REX WELLER g i r f l Vocational f l ,, Vocal Music 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; EPA l, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4. Who can give law to lovers? Love is a greater law to itself. GALYNN FERRIS College Prep Vocal Music 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Athletics 1; Annual Staff 4; FFA 1, 2; NHS 4; Office Work 4; Thespians 4. Who so would be a man must be a non-conformist. T222 x l 4 K .' 2'21 r K ANN LOCK Commercial Vocal Music 1;Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. The best of healers is good cheer. JACK BELLAIRS General Lincoln 1,2; Ath- letics 3, 4; CC Club 4. It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds. CHARLES PERKINS College Prep Bradshaw 1; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 2; Athletics 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4. Though a man be wise, it is no shame for him to live and learn. DORLA FULLINGT ON College Prep Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2. Love conquers all. JOANNE BROOM Commercial Vocal Music 1,3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Office Work 3, 4; Thes- pians 4. Marriage, if one will face the truth, is an evil, but a necessary evil. L L 1...-...---..... .,, V ,2- 7 ,u'. 03 ,x g R vv-f .' 1 ' l l: f H ' ..-- WT ? f . 3 ;' I N A I, Y: .337: 132 jg K '31:;17' '4 JERRY OHLMAN Vocational Vocal Music 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. I grow old learning some- thing new every day. WILLIAM STETTNER General Athletics 1. Tomorrow will be a new day. CAROL BOLLING Commercial Vocal Music 1, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4. As good-natured a soul as ever trod on shoe leather. JANICE RICE College Prep Chapman 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Class P1ay13; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. Compare great things with small. DWAIN JOHN Vocational Band 1, 2; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. A peek of troubles. Lit: J JUDY MCMAHON College Prep Vocal Music 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; GAA 2; Office Work 3, 4. She's a friend of every- body, and everybody is a friend to her. z 1 . V 2 ;. L421 .1122. 1, ,l21 f , K ,., i Ar P MARLENE KISER Commercial Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA l; Librarian 4; Thespians 4. Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. CHADD NEWB Y General Class Play 3, 4; Class Of- ficer 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 3, 4; FFA 1, 2. Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing. .44. 1 - '7 2 N 4 r 5 3 1 ' 7 I , farm u , , 7 m m1 x : TOM LARSEN C0116 ge Prep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3; Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Thespians 4. To be great is to be mis- understood. rm 1 I . 2A.. 'V'Wx, GWEN EVERETT EUGENE HOBACK Commercial Vocational Vocal Music 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4. W omen like not only to conquer, but to be conquered. FFA l, 2, 3, 4. BILL FILTER NORMA SVITAK General General Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4. He was never less at leisure than when at leisure. Vocal Music 1;Band 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3,4. Little by little does the trick. Nothing in excess. SHIRLEY RUTHERFORD Commercial Vocal Music 1; Class Of- ficer 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Librarian 4. Fair and softly goes far. 1'; t: '4- 4 J, .' A ,1, 5.3 'l , m ,m5: 5 L! 5, ,- Ix ' ,4 x x 5 x. ., i 5 X 2 5 3,4 F ,,-- 2f! 1'5 -A ; Q: 5, 1x ; J; .43'; .9, x ;v 1x3 . ' .K x 2x 1 1 i L- -, -1 PAUL BONNESS College Prep Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Thespians 4. I wonder what fool it was that first invented kiss- ing. .- ...1-;.4 C RICHARD GLEASON General Vocal Music 1, 3; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; EPA 1, 2. It is easy to be brave from a safe dis- tance. ELAINE BRANNAN College Prep Vocal Music 1; Band 3, 4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 4. Take a pair of sparkling eyes. MYRTLE DUMONT General Chapman 1. Never say more than is necessary. G OLDIE HACK General Athletics 1,2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4. No one regards what is before his feet; we all gaze at the stars. DA VID MILLER College Prep Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4. Any excuse will serve a tyrant. ,x i , g y ; I 1 '2, z 1 . .- .... 3 r W, r?.3 i 1' fr . .2' K x j K. , . -2. 11;, 1,! .3'3... 7 1', M , f 1 x . .71, 23;,2'1 4 6.5. . gr 1 a 4- Ly x I .. .1 tu- j: .. I LOUISE ERIC KSON College Prep Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Thes- pians 4. She must be seen to be appreciated. GARY SAWYERS General Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4. Not too serious, not too gay, but a very good fellow in every way. KENT BRAASCH College Prep Vocal Music 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 4; Ath- letics l, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A penny for your thought. MARY WILLHOFT LARRY TROSPER College Prep General Vocal Music 1;Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1; Office Work 4. Never too much when done for others. Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1. Books teach us very little of the world. HARRY GALUSHA CONNIE WILLIS Vocational Commercial Vocal Music 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. What a time! What a civilization! Vocal Music 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4. Wonders are many, and none is more won- derful than man. JUDY BUTT Commercial Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4. Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. - 'f4' IV 3 W x .. .211 1 x, ' 1 i'v . .' 1 . 2 l j ,r 1 z 2 ; rvwwa i ; i f x 1 3 4 x as ': ..- X 'rr;?2' r2 ; l I x , ; v, I A K 4r , L. . r..., l 3 ,.. if I X, , m I X , , Q 1. 3 b u. 3. a L , .w x WM 1 T1 .3 3. ML b . . L . r. , , .. , .. . w 3 h C u a s x: . , . .. L a n g . v; . . 3.x T L. 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U5, . W. H .A x. S 1 4 C 8 .o w kn, n n 1; x. x a J u . ,. V , c R C .L .H .1 .n k C. J h- L r lilllll! :4 L a :1 Q. xA C xd. m A . .m C V. 2 .2 s .2 z A y .. T . 1 P pm on ,m :0 N w w. u a .m l. . Q . . . 11 T. a . A o w . m .o m a o m ox. k x i C .A. T x ....l. N .s G 7. I O T ,x v .M K. . k KA ;. c mu .1 C 1 R, L 3. . . . x l.liIl1l ii, i. x w A A L .r. .7 .N . N X. . A K at N x n . Q 3 4A ,1 w . . z . .x , . X m 2 3 b w x 7 . A. w K 1 L 2 m M ?S .M . w m . 1.. i M k V .e W c x k V U . rifxik; . . T n. s a o H . - A , ax C .u ,1 O x m x . s c J z b . . s V 3 v , . V,k.x 111x x z x. w NW MA 75 H v . . , H . . .1 u .1 M x RC. x, . , ,. w R w am 5. , . - . . n1 ,. . W h , K . w m u, .A a . 4x. H d N 3 n x . L 2: a K rlnu villi: ll. S . rutlll! RONALD BRAY General Class Play 3; Athletics 1, 3, 4. What now if the sky were to fall? :3 I52- X. ; ,...! he 1 I - r7 ' ? . g ' ,X . K e: I x . ,.,,. ex, l1 . '1 1 GERALD BRUNS Vocational Vocal Music 1; Athletics 1, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. While we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. rmwgii'i '1 1 1 ; MARJORIE JONES College Prep Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3. 4; NHS 4; Thespians 4. To be loved, be lovable. ROGER LUEBBE General Vocal Music 1; Ath- letics 1,2; FFA 1.2. We may with ad- vantage at times for- get what we know. JIM KUHN College Prep Band 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1; Student Council 3; Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2,3, 4. Give me where to stand, and Iwill move the earth. CAROLYN RICE General Seward 1; Vocal Music 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Thespians 4. But words once spoken can never be recalled. wk- -111 ... KAREN JUDAH College Prep Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; 6AA 2; Librarian 1, '2, 3; Thespians 4. Man is the only animal that blushes - or needs to. , ,- ..-... , , xv: 0 2' I :77 , S? 'l v WX; f. L 1 17;? ,J Ly JUDY PECK General Gothenburg l, 2, 3; Vocal Music 4. She has that smile that won't come off. . ,. e I. hl$41w1kk L4 A-.'.;.J.Kuuu VERGIL FLODMAN General I; Folk 1, 2. :3 of? My time has not yet , come either; some are born ; L! l! : - 'J posthumously. . , Vs. 1 ' ' 4xx x l ,1. 'x , g MARION BURKE General Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent.. ' YTT7T T ? TT F -'- ' 7 z : : I H 1 . 1:213 r A K R ' a ,Kx l X 1 f '3 a i , k ' J; I 51 A KL; I x-x J I 7f :-J ' l .. '9 , 1 xx t 1 ' , Q U l m w I 9:5; , Q? . L ...... F F .45: 17 ;'Z. -..;,-v 7x xi m r i 1 j ix At 5:45 A.M., on the morning of April 6, 1962, 7-1 - ' 3W w ;hr.r3f-v v I u. , 3? ... k: I'Iu n a $63? the senior class left for a day never to be . forgotten. Their first stop was at Wahoo where they ate their breakfast. After arriving in Omaha, their first tour was of Boys' Town. Following this stop, they visited Kitty Clover, Inc. where each member received a free bag of potato chips. Everyone was a guest of Brandeistfor lunch. Next on the day's schedule was a stop at the Union Pacific Museum. The highlight of the day for many of the members was an airplane ride over Omaha and Council Bluffs. Those taking the ride reported that well-known landmarks of the area appeared much different from the air. After returning from the airport, they were allowed to do whateveI-they pleased down- town until time for dinner. A lovely dinner was enjoyed at the beautiful Town House Restaurant. The Seven Wonders of the World viewed at the Cooper Theater provided On the way home the group made a brief stop at the evenings entertainment. Wahoo for lunch. Shortly before two o'clock they arrived home, tired but happy after spending a wonderfully exciting day. ,. m... w i 1 i JRMES T f 3': Y A t , ::.: f ' a.?w: stJm Ads .:?;.x;,' i I: V, tfrkv x ,lffypr wr' L , , s: '. 3812:: 73L rVJKVi rff vaJ; Li x P ,y W ta 3 i :t S 5 r qwx! ,w n 5-- If: x h L :x ,7 xxeiA', iv .97 . 7 I .- s f: I t i J L w t . Li L. Baccalaureate services for the class of 1962 were held May 20, . 1962, in the school auditorium. x' Rev. A. P. Kidwell delivered the address. The invocation and benediction were presented by Rev. Melvin Zichek. Num- bers by the Girls' Glee and Brass Sextette were also included on the program. K1?- '. 1 e R lzj K'X L; e. 'hv i'xhylei .' : Hk'llr On Thursday evening, May 24, 1962, Corn- ,IWT TbXJ Q; I ; hi; V mencement exercises were held for the fifty- ;' . y X. 131'; ,h rt X-.J - -e seven graduating seniors. Dr. Wesley Meier- 'xl; henry, of the University of Nebraska, delivered the commencement address. Diplomas were awarded by Carl E. Erickson, member of the 15 Board of Education. Principal George M. Wilson w . xx 373:1 Cf! 71w: !f 3 presented the following scholarships and awards: Q , . id 3': J ' y. ' J ' g Mary Kuhlmann, Valedictorian, Regent's win- r; 't P i F , . ner, letter of commendation from the Nat. , i t k :5; 4 , t. Merit Scholarship Corporation, and 3. Univ. of 7 . . ; K :2: r6 l: Wu 3-. j . y. Nebr. Work Scholarship; Ed Kyes, Salutatorian, fJ ge, h A 1 IL ' ,1 h h Farmer's National Bank Scholarship, Regent's alternate; Marjorie Jones, Nebr. Wesleyan Uni. Scholarship, Regent's alternate; Torn Larsen, Uni. of Nebr.. Regent's alternate; Galynn Ferris, Regent's alternate and winner and letter of commendation from the Nat. Merit Scholarship Corporation; Shirley Rutherford, BPW Scholarship; Jim Kuhn, Regent's alternate; Rex Wel- ler, Union'Pacific Scholarship and Regent'g alternate; Fred Boelts, Union Pacific and Regent's alternate; Elaine Brannan, Nebr. Wesleyan scholarship and Regent's alternate; Paul Bonness, Regent's alternate; Mary Willhoft, BPW Scholarship and Regent's alternate; Charles Perkins, Regent's alternate; Carol McClurg, BPW scholarship alternate. ,,,,,,, I If; 4 1a.. . $1.: 1.1.. I. J? I ,x w m ., h 1 . V , L 24 J, i . t .- K: V 11 h j . 1 . V g 1 ' e ' ' E n x. N1 1 t -. . . I I l . e . , y . 1 xx A , x, x ,' ' 1 ' t h , 't i e - e . r . t 1 t , t i x ,, 4, . , x . V .. 1 t -K . .. y , , . 1 ' 6 . .. O I , y , . ' I h h x. I 1 . . , -,. 1 y x y I x y X g x u at f X j -1 I X f h 5.. It I ... ,t, 1 x V X e 1 1 5 i u o y 1 oh A I 1 h r .1 1 x . 1 t ' , , x t a : 1 , N 1 t 1 ' V' et h ' a. N s - tF 1 a ax P x1 e ' a A e ,r , . I w e ,w - t 1, M a ,.... , , t 1 - . .. , .4 x . 1 NH 1.11 , t x .1 m K WA x . . I - l , 1ek 1 I J m, t . n -H 43 k. .3 1, e , 'v -t H . , I . - . 4 I t; 1 A . J - BOTTOM ROW: B. Burkhardt, M. Smith, G. Hoffschneider, M. Krug, K. Gregg, S. Niemoth, I. Kortum, J. McMahon, S. Foulk, S. Chadwick. SECOND ROW: 1. Hansen, 5. Moates, C. Glantz, P. Kuhn, J. Reeves, C. Neustrom, J. Fleming, K. Hanke, A. Grafe, K. Stearley. THIRD ROW: A. Knight, G. Larsen, C. Larson, C. Brown, C. Henk, G. Johnson, B. Yocom, J. Mattson, K. Kramer, D. Miller, B. Schutz. FOURTH ROW: C. Armatys, S. Zichek, M. Willhoft, J. Dexter, K. Hoback, G. Widman, J. Nitzel, J. Longsine, P. Heeney, C. Kyes, L. Suck. TOP ROW: 1. Post, J. Mattson, G. Rudolf, J. Erb, K. Perry, P. Peck, A. Dettman. J. Deines. $674 The Central City Pep Club numbered 126 for the year of 1961- 1962. These girls attended home and away games and worked on com- mittees for merits. If at the end of the year they had earned 500 merits they received a chevron. On November 29th, 1961, the Pep Club co-sponsored the annual Football Prom. the football King being chosen by the Pep Club and the Queen by the C. C. Club. fl. . 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Stauffer, V. G1antz. THIRD ROW: E. King, S. Bahn, C. Stark. C. Shalberg, V. Holtorf, S. Willhoft, C. Brandes, S. Black, E. Binger, R. Marshall, J. Graves, J. Pelican, K. McAleer, G; Harry. FOURTH ROW: M. Jones, C. Willis, J. Butt, J. Hobagk, S. Hack, B. Reeves, M. Kiser, J. Broom, K. Judah, E. Brannan, C. Bolling, Miss Watson. FIFTH'ROW: M. Clayton, L. Erickson. M. Willhoft, C. Rice, C. McClurg, A. Lock, D. Fulling- ton, J. McMahon, M. Holtorf, S. Rutherford, G. Everett, M. Kuhlmann, and J. Rice. W The Pep Club drill team was reorganized this year and it was active during basketball season. The Pep Club was in charge of concessions stand at several games during the year. As another money raising project, the Pep Club sold chocolate candy bars. which project was very successful. .. I . Q1 zX Kn Ah ix III:IZI;...I . ,5! ! V. i- w. as. 1131,21!!! x .2... w x 4 L 1 . RX. Till: , Y III Kt x I Ill! 2 J , w; 1 kin .7 xari N . x h 33., , . i x , .llihu . . .x-.x;xw H x , ; MARILYN R w . XII; $ x i: x AHMV .xsxtlqu. J x . l ! . X. JOYCE , .s. Mllvizlkxx xi V i xu .IJ: A I, xx J r AA 3. :4: u LCUASE . r19 xxK va 11X . lulk Nil. . ;..,. :1 L , ,H , .. x; , x 1 ,, x: .r a JUDY . .4 X11115 ?k. P . ;; 2 r. W ,,4 KM' IIIIIIIIII9., II a A . K. x VI!!! 1,1...Iali XHIA : A , III!l.... .i KC x ,1 x K . c u- , M. Clayton, J. McMahon, L. Erickson, J. Deines, M. Holtorf. M. Jones, J. Black, L. Erickson, C. Bolling, Miss Watson, K. Glautz, B. Yocom, J. Rice. J. Butt. . , m x . .1- 1' 5' 17 5 ! t i 0 EW f? , 5K1 21k 3 71f: .. . j H '1 . 5 a H y, 5 :U K aa'x , ix ,. . v , , xxx x f x : E . ,. ' V v . x . :r g - 1 4 H ' :4 .. X ' J 3 t T .' ':. f C. ;. 1; v 5 , :J 5:, . x, :1 a 5.31 ' E It 27.6,, xyifl '47: . Rx ,' , K '57., . : L r L ' 191' 5 35': 'x-.;' ,. 'J W. Roscoe, Mr. Hugget, J. Judah, D. Filter, L. Faeh, R. Ferris, B. Ohlman, D. Erickson, B. Helzer, G. Leece, V. Hesselgesser, D. Phares, D. Eaton, B. Eoff, B. Lambe, J. Clayton, L. Eastwood, N. 806113, D. Zickmund. 66 gag B. Filter, L. Trosper, J. Ohlman, L. Reeves, J. Bellairs. G. Saw- yers, L. Steuben, D. Miller, T. Larsen, R. Ribble, C. Newby, J. Kuhn, E. Kyes, G. Hack, C. Perkins, F. Boelts, K. Braasch. - f7 .- V ray; . , R Iv -5 3-4 4 'K! :i 5 L - -- -.5 5 53w . '.L.-z -x 1 -Lg ;? - - ' ' J ,, x A. 5 I I .73! 3t 2n; J LIL'A gti - -- -------V- .... m 3 , Z , .. er '1 F: G MD: w k N; 4'4 x 3 L5 1 ,x. 5,; Rh 3 5 5' cl 2 5 ' 5 V w! 1 . Wm M; xx: 5 y W : J x '5 ' .15; 5 ;,..5 5. jle ,. X5 .v I! 5 -X r745 K31 .: 5 I x -' . L I h A 135': I - 5-f e.-..-C - HCCI.L..,A xx 1 l I I K The 1961-1962 C C Club had a total membership of forty-four. Nineteen of these members were Seniors. The activities for the C C Club were: purchasing a blocking sled for the football team, having charge of concessions for several games throughout the year, and co-sponsoring the Football Prom with the Pep Club. To letter a boy must play in one-fourth of the quarters of all foot- ball, basketball, track, or baseball. In track he must score in the big meet or must accumulate points in the small meets. To letter in base- ball, he must participate in the district tournament, and if in Golf he must attend the major meet. To become a member of C C Club a boy must have lettered in one of these sports. All new members are initiated, which includes a run to the river and a steak feed for all members and the men teachers. The C C Club promotes all branches of athletics and sportsmanship. xJ xx 4 L ! K '5 . 3 X x Z V x 1 I A - tk -: ' V K ' ' k n g .. IV .. . A K . E! l 61- x :1 a 1 '5 - '1 1 g r '35 I: . g . pl I: : va'AH LN? .l I . , ', ' . K G. . J x I w ' X m - H '1. ,,' ' - s.- ' K . -,--5 J 'Ns. R... D. Erickson, D. Filter, R. Weller, L. Erickson, K. Braasch, G. Hoffschneider, M. Holtorf, J. Butt, A. Knight, J. Rice. g-W WW '5amee 'i . I l X ' Ew ' '1 ? 5 ' 'kw ' i; M 1! -4. p : L x 6,. Xm' g'x. K .. k .... 3W2 .' K . '37 r B K .x j ,x $ ' f $ Luv 13-; ,., V King, Kent Brasch Crown Bearers, G. Boelts and Sammy Miller. Queen, G. Hoffschneider BOTTOM ROW: C. Hank, C. Kyes, J. Deines, G. Johnson, J. Reeves, G. Hoffschneider, M. Smith, 8. Yocom, B. Ritta, J. Hansen, K. Gregg. SECOND ROW: J. Manson, K. Kramer, C. Larson, G. Widman, J. Dexter, J. Fleming, K. Hanke, R. Kuhn, L. Jensen, V. Holtorf, D. Bates. THIRD ROW: D. Fullington, J. Post, J. Mattson, G. Galusha. M. Krug, G. Willis, 8. Chadwick, S. Niemoth, J. Kortum, P. Held. FOURTH ROW: M. Holtorf. C. Rice, C. McClurg, G. Larsen, S. Zichek, A. Lock, C. Willis, L. Fishler, G. Rudolf. FIFTH ROW: K. Stearley, A. Grafe, D. Spencer, B. Reeves, D. Heines, K. Gleason, P. Kuhn, K. Glantz. SIXTH ROW: M. Jones, L. Erickson, S. Hack, J. Rudolf, C. Flagle, D. Miller, B. Schultz. SEVENTH ROW: J. Broom, K. Judah, E. Brannan, M. Kiser, S. Stauffer, J. Graves. EIGHTHROW: L. Larsen, C. Brown, S. Stalker, B. Magnusson, L. Kucera. NINTH ROW: M. Clayton, J. Erb, J. Butt, G. Everett. TENTH ROW: J. Rice, A. Knight, M. Good. Miss Widman, Sponsor. g: 51' e43. IX: H. L-- 1' ? ...e r hsny, t1, . ' , x ICE , ' r... A V;- . .Jt-g' - i i K a .1 IJ gt . a Na, K I r V l. ' m ,4 x . me a V1 i x .1 i , l . .' , ' t . I, I L ..---R x v- , ,4 x 1 j W IJ Officers of Y-teen Organization l h- 1 Andrea Knight chosen president of Area 11 Y-teen Conference ?-Wz45 ' The purpose of the Y-teen organization is to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living. In this 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. The organization has as its symbol the triangle and globe. The triangle represents you - you growing as a person - you growing in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nation.- alities - you growing in knowledge and love of God. The globe represents the international scope of the YWCA and the need for world fellowship so that they may come to realize the ideal of peace on earth, good will toward men. Any girl in high school may join Y-teens. Dues are 50 cents a semester. This year the Y-teens took part in a variety of activities. In September they had a get acquainted picnic for all members interested in Y-teens. In October they had an initiation ceremony for all new mem- bers, in November a panel discussion on teen-age problems, in December a caroling party. They packed boxes of cookies and took them to the hospital and rest homes in town. At the January meeting the organization observed World Fellowship by watching slides of Mrs. Butt's trip to Europe. The Valentine Dance was in February. In Match all of the girls met at the beauty shop for a demonstration of hair styling and make up. At the April meeting they had a talent program withttalent from the girls and boys in high school. Last but not least, in May the group attended a May breakfast where they elected the new officers. Afterwards they went to Church together. $ , . ' L a 1' - -- , .! L N; ?' f 1 g a 2 ,. . V :3; , i . E ..;...-...L K .1 , '1- ,. . . -. - D 'T' I ;; l ' ' V -. ,r- ,' ww $v' $ -m I v I I . , . . p .. . , , '- N V, 1 , :3 , , . ' I . 131 .. r J i ;. l . . g If V . ..v - . V, 4A' 1 f A Rm. . Xxx I A mm, P A 1 s. v v . . J . x ; .' Whom: '1 315 .! . x 1 ' k Wu 1 'IV: . ,,' .x-m um x , .7.s. xV II, 1!, : X' VA W V V; ., ' H 'H' ' XS . 9! H0 ., , . '.', , - . g - I'i'il ; s . Van..- Pu ' ? ' i? .: . :: Nil. ' L '- l? i I . 1' ? , ...w.. M .. -.-,.......M..-... .......;......a.w. , J, :1 - S. Rutherford, D. Spencer, 6. Widman, J. Nitzel, C. McClurg, I. Mattson, P. Peck, M. Kiser, N. Gelling, M. Holtorf, C. Kyes, P. Held, S. Black, M. Willhoft, Mrs. Fry. 40g . 6W Qew Mr. Wilson, M. Good, M. Willhoft, B. Yocum, J. McMahon, G. Ferris, M. Clayton, .T. Broom. ac ca. 9 The FFA Banquet 1.113- 1961-1962 Chapter Officers Chapter Sweetheart, Judy McMahon L 1 WA; . ,. Hurmjwwww -............. ? .' X3 : VH ' , V. Z. fIg- f 1. X 1-,; N I ?X ' r Ja- M v 1 F73- Ji-t .. K3 5: ;! 4; V - I EMF... ux -. , x XX. x 3V. . ;x xx xx X l. R 1', '1' - r N, X, W fr r . u 1 .7 1962-1963 Chapter Officers ;. x3; i -. -. a m I , r g; . j 52 2 ,I ; , . X x K V 2 f ' V i 517; W; m! i 7T A . ..:' j 4', JL. D. Hensley. Creed Speaker L. Reeves, Public Speaker Judging day. Wt- $1 ' T g- 0 ,My-j. v t . w w -:c.- m Tc: 6 . g4 1 t t -r IF ; . 'jel . t AA; A -t - ...4 1--- -..--4f3-7- f c; :' 3': 7 j-j. -. . .. ' -1. R WH ., . v'v 3.. pk I ' ' t 3;! v t. g ,V. 1: .. a r .. . x x' ,, 'm-w-m xz- , , - . x: 3 -' e .- xeh h , i .- ! :h' ---'-e -1 .. , x , , ,t D, x 'P.'Jt hf xx t g x; ,, ea 1' h - 3' h- 2' L: 't h 'w' o . . t L. t' 4 , . t t ., t-.... r .3 3. H . t ,7 NJ I Xx , V V; ht e i ' x x , X h . t 'm. x.' I e- l he- .3K, .- l-s '1 g . i . ' ' x, 1 0 , It K, te-Oa I J , l v f K 'I . x , t 1' R 1x hJ K I ' , k 4 x7! l . X h l 1 1 h ' t x X . x l' M g x XXX i K. ; BOTTOM ROW: E. Hoback, H. Galusha, L. Reeves, 1. Ohlman, D. Johns, G. Btuns, F. Boelts. SECOND ROW: L. Faeh, R. Becker, N. Boelts, I. Eilts, I. Glynn, D. Dumont, Mr. Ervin. THIRD ROW: 1. Kohtz, D. Brink, B. Ohlman, D. Getlach, T. Wagner, G. Clayton, D. Erickson. FOURTH ROW: D. Dankert, L. Douthit, J. Lippincott, D. Hensley, C. Ryan, T. Hens- ley, R. Eastwood. FIFTH ROW: I. Kiser, 1. Clayton, R. Kortum, J. Kuskie, F. Steuben, E. Reeves. ??z-e The Future Farmers of America, or EPA as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. The Central City Chapter of FFA received its chapter in February, 1932. During the past year members of the local chapter have attended district, state, and national FFA conventions. At the state FFA convention, Ladd Reeves was awarded the degree of State Farmer and later was appointed as District V. Chairman. Members also participated in the State FFA Leadership Camp, district and state contests, and have exhibited and judged at many livestock shows. Other Chapter activities included a watermelon feed, a swimming party, the sponsorship of two school dances, a com plot, the selling of Christmas cards and plot books, and the election of a chapter sweetheart, Judy McMahon. At. the close of the year the annual parent-son banquet was held with about 200 mem- bers, parents, and guests in attendance. BOTTOM ROW: 5. Moatcs, J. McMahon, C. Hunk, S. Burke, M. Good, P. Bonness, N. Boelts, J. Kohtz, R. Vergo, 1. E1113, T. Wagner, J. Ilccvc3, K. Hanke, J. Fleming, G. Johnson. SECONDROW: A. Gtafc, G. Larsen, G. Rudolf, J. Deines, B. Yocom, J. Manson, H. Chadcr, fl. Barnett, '1'. Bond, D. Miller, D. Little, R. Weller, E. Kycs, D. Pharcs, C. Rice, 0. Everett, L. Ericlaon, M. Jones, A. Knight. THIRD ROW: D. Fullington, C. Bolling, K. Hoback, P. Heeney, H. Blasc, B. Ohlman, D. Dtmmnond, D. Erickson, J. Judah, R. Ferris, L. Reeves, M. Burke, 8. Filter, J. Ohl- man, J. Butt, J. Broom, K. Judah, M. Kiscr, M. Kuhlmann, pianist, Mr. Crandell, Director. Fifty-thtee voices make up the mixed chorus this year. One of the events of the yea: was the Christmas Vcspe: program consisting of selec- tions from Song of Chzistmas. Several soloists emphasized the real meaning of the Chzistmas season. The chozus went to the music contest in Fullerton, Apm 23. They sang Alleluiae and Climb Every Mountain. The highlight of the yea: was the musical, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, by Rages and Hammastein. L . gx t h i fnf M K; N: X? QC: ..:K t 7. V v. V m u ' v . C: r 7'51 QCK LLfk JlbstxileixellJv JJQJA; y. ' h ? t ?.fw h h V! ; 1 h t 7' T?! ;y K i ; Ht... A...J..,.- .t.....h.J BOTTOM ROW: J. Hansen, J. Post, I. Mattson, S. Foulk, C. Henk, M. Good, 8. Zichek, J. Erb, F. Allison, K. Stearley, M. Krug, G Galusha, G. Hoffschneider, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: A. Grafe, G. Larsen, G. Rudolf, S. Burke, M. Holtorf, J. Mattson, C. Neustrom, K. Gregg, M. Jones. 8. Chadwick, K. Glantz, P. Kuhn, D. Miller, G. Everett, Ah. Knight, J. Fleming, M. Kuhlmann. THIRD ROW: D. Fullington, C. Bolling, K. Hoback, B. Yocom, J. McMahon, J. Kor- tum, J. Nitzel, G. Widman, J. Dexter, P. Heeney, C. Rice, C. Mc- Clurg, J. Butt, J. Broom, K. Judah, M. Kiser, C. Armatys, L. Erick- son and S. Moates, Accompanists, Mr. Crandell, Director. This year the girls' glee has been active in several events. They took part in the Christmas Vesper Program. They sang White Christmas, Away in a Manager and a host of other famous Christmas Carols. The girls' glee went to the music contest held in Fullerton, Nebraska. on April 28. They sang Peasant Cantata and How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place. The girls' glee took part in the musical Annie Get Your Gun. n. -hx-..--, x - ' 1 Ow-H -' i' y 'w-v i ' - 4 E f QK 5 . :4 3 , . -. , L i lg . E I h: '1 . a x : E , . H w. w V 2 . x I ny '0 x mlx, h. K . '. .J K x f: 1 f fix ' I JNV inW 7; . l f ': , MIX: , ; . . i - EL: 1 :L L, xi N 5xj l, X Eng: H V. t 3 X'X 1 Dr: .A if, h , 3. ! ' f 993- , gkmnyg , .. . i ; -A,F ! I k i F 5 X I N--. , Wm, -K r ' p M . ! 1'; ' X E . k . :I .v- t x ; . K Irv! Ert-w . U ' I W X U I'LM ?..4 t I II , AM ..: W - - ' X ; arr I ' IVWJ i: x g . f . x K 3me , 1 r V H ' v. 12g'; ' i - MM .1-L...i ........... L-Lw w . ANNIE GET YOUR GUN by Rogers and Hammerstein was presented March 23 and 24. The cast was as follows: Annie --------------------------- Judy Nitzel Annie wnderstudw ------------------- Merlene Good Frank Butler ------------------------ Rex Wller Kid sisters and --------- Shannon ZichekLGeraldine Widman little brother - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 Duane Drummond Winnie -------------------------- Gail Larsen Winnie mnderstudw ------------------ Jackie Fleming Tommie ------------------------ Galynn Ferris Charlie Davenport -------------------- Paul Bonness Sitting Bull ------------------------ Ladd Reeves Dolly Tate ----------------------- Carol Bolling Buffalo Bill ------------------------- Ed Kyes Pawnee Bill ----------------------- David Miller Foster Wilson ---------------------- H arold Chader Little Girl ------------------------ Karen Hanke Accompanists ----------- Louise Erickson and Susan Moates Organist ----------------------- Mary Kuhlmann Solo Dancers ---------------- Marge Jones and Judy Butt Plus extras and chorus in background A 7 ; ; '. 1'VV ' l . f ' g IR g i. t' 5. ' . 1 X K 'x 1 1-. ,. . fr? r '5 1,1 x 7X1 Y l 1 :y k3. K 7 ' x i ., V. , ' , l I - , I . l. I ,; m u. A w l r H; 2' 2y ' I 7x 1 7,, .l xt. x .x l'j 9:- 5h V3 f :1, 3:? u iii i U F 5- ' d I , i J . u, ' w . Wu- z ' -1 ' ; ,r' .. ,.' x bk I wwvw l t E ; 4 .. n m;- va . a -., , . j! 7.x L . 4i ? h'...;;;s;;.; - - 1.: i BOTTOM ROW: R. Grier, G. Kelsch, W. Braun, C. Ryan, L. Douthit, J. Chadwick, F. Steuben, R. Brooks, K. Hilder. SECOND ROW: G. Kelsch, B. Lambe, M. Gray, D. Burhoop, C. Branderburg, D. Eaton, G. Jensen, J. Lippincott, M. Owen, J. Sample, D. Hensley, P. Bonness, Accompanist. Mr. Crandell, Direc- tor. Not pictured: J. Groetzinger, G. Jensen, K. Kelley. X c - ;',';. xv .2; '. LN, W 5 '.'. kLME. mf . I... IKVN x- ; ,vxf - ...,, ' I . 1 K I - 1f x Q,'5 f -V; ;,-' ' 1' 3. i ; 'f JF J . if. , , 5 3' 7' Vb ; . Vi t; 11:! . x .. 5, 2V , 1' .1. - .n; L f 2; ,; i, 2,;- kG'. f 45 xAbbL W : -5 , .X ! 3 - ' A , k I X N 7f 7 -x; xz ' xpl ' Kf . , 1 ;. 13f y - , L1 . A 'x H H JTA '31 J ' : 1' - Hku'mx....:1 BOTTOM ROW: C. Wagner, D. Heins, J. Rudolf, E. Rice, C. Harry, S. Black, 1. Black, K. McAleer. SECOND ROW: K. Gleason, L. 'Fishler, C. Flagle, L. Larsen, S. Stauffer, V. Holtorf, L. Beck, D. Gee, J. Pelican, V. Jensen. THIRD ROW: R. Kuhn, L. Jensen, V. Glantz, D. Bates, S. Stalker, R. Marshall, B. Magnusson, N. Gelling, B. Christensen, B. Boelts, S. Willhoft. J. Graves and N. Manson, Accompanist. Mr. Crandell, Director. Not pictured: M. McHargue, A. Holtorf, L. Nielsen, G. Willer. Dew .t Q 7;; xv t 3 x e 1 xi $ J xerh hxr'; hh I V, A t a X f e t I i M r- ijx if y. ., . d A- V- K V x h t h e , J . Ax . . Nu: yk' ' 4 f P. Bonness, Accompanist, M. Gcod, G. Larsen, C. Bolling, D. Fullington, C. Rice, J. Butt. S. Foulk, K. Hanke, M. Kuhlmann. 7WW 7m Md 6am Ema Wfad The triple trio sang for the Chamber of Commerce Banquet and also for the Ladiest Auxiliary. The triple trio sang Lo, How A Rose and By The. Bend Of The River for contest and received an excellent rating. the: small Wroucs that were organized too late to at their ictures in the annual b . ., were a girls' trio and a mixed quartet. Carol Bolling, Carolyn Rice, and Indy Butt made up the trio. Galynn Ferris, Rex Weller, . Eary Kuhlmann, and Carol Bolling made up the mixed quartet. Both groups received excellent ratings at the music con- test in Fullerton. '9 -x; - Oh. I .ai-p Honor and honorary members C'T-Tvt'ver'i I vavw-x VFVWT ; ' N' T? ; 57 w...:.. 7f , aw Officers of the Thespian Society rm- t ' KT - t. t. .Kze . l ., anAA t ;..,....t..-.t- Tum, ,wwm... er-v e One act play receiving excellent at contest. Drama reading that received a superior rating at the contest This is the second year the Thespian troupe 959 has been in Central City School. The play, ASK ANY GIRL, started the year. Initiation of 42 new members was held on March 23, following the showing of the con- testants for the Central 10 Declamatory Contest. March 24 was the contest at Columbus. Our group rated very well, as they came home with one superior, two excellents, and two goods. Twelve new members were initiated at the annual banquet held May 7. The climax of this year was the play The Ugly American. This was received excep- tionally well by the public. f h, ; t at. 3 ' . 4 :8! 7' v e hr iv K t! 't . t I1 t ' t I t . f v ' .1 a v -- , H -4-r' - i.- u. 1 - V .- Ih - g '1 h F x-:--- j. ',.I' ll 1. .......... .....- W. V . wT-W ,,,., V I z t 4 , a l . ,. t 3 u 1'. '. 2 I e.gmwngd - Publicity Mad, a rollicking comedy-faree by Ken Parker, held the audience howling on Friday evening, Jan. 26, as Carol Bolling, the landlady, kept things popping in the parlor of her roominghouse in Greenwich Village, New York City. Karen Judah, as publicity mad Cindy Cellar, playing against a background of her mother, Louise Erickson, and would be show gals, Marilyn Holtorf, Elaine Brahman, Joanne Broom, Carol McClurg, and Mary Kuhlmann, brought fever pitch excitement which called for reporters, policemen, and even a hospital orderly in the persons of Gwen Everett, Galynn Ferris, Charles Perkins, Ralph Ribble, Paul Bonness, Tom Larsen, and Chad Newby. Rex Weller as a playwright carried on a romance with his secretary, Judy Butt, which was not so pronounced as the romance which the housemaid, Dorla Full- ington, struck up with Eddsie, the future college boy, Ed Kyes. The class proved again the E P S News Syndicate's report: Publicity Mad a delightfully prepos- terous rambunctious romp that belongs in the Comedy Hall of Fame. e't kt x m'wwmaa The Class of '63 presented a program of literary merit on Nov. 10 and 11, 1961. William Dean Howells' classic farce, THE MOUSE TRAP, presented each evening was a realistic bit of fun, taking a poke at courageous women who need the right of suffrage and yet are afraid of a mouse. Kate Douglas Wiggins' THE BIRDS CHRISTMAS CAROL presented on Nov. 10, showed the compassion of a crippled girl for the Ruggles in the rear, moving from comedy to pathos in a three act range from the mirth of the poverty- stricken Ruggles preparing for Christmas dinner to the death angel's appearance with the angelic host to claim little Carol Bird's lifeless body. On Nov. 11, Mark Twain's classic, HUCKLEBERRY FINN, became realistically alive once again as the antics of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer outstripped the trickery of the rapscallion Duke and King. More than 75070 of the Class of '63 appeared on the stage and Mr. Zickek, the director, spoke highly of the dramatic as well as the literary merit of the shows. Merlene Good as Carol Bird. Judy Nitzel as Mrs. Ruggles, and Joan Kelley as Mrs. Somers were good examples of leads who were flanked by able casts. va-wu e-w-Vr-r wt. t . 3H. t T W 'Ilv ', . U 9 , ... P: . .4. MIA-r Fey. e.tzgxhec.1e.lf h! , x Z :, IIK. F'I t M x ,.L' ?V Ittj W .. Q-HIHIMIQIA 11,1, ,. I .. . 11'. n. JA : ...., 7 '-'- ' .T'. 'X 5 x V? . 71 ' XX - 77 1;: ' . x' - - .. X - , :1 . X , . A x, ' 4 I J ,- '. . X 'v h' ' .: X ,1 , f I L X - X V ,M 7. - t X If .7 y X- ;r. 1 17w. K ., X 'X: '; f.gf ,U- ,1 iv, ,AH, ' r a . a -m 7 w: - 1.; g . .z' ' 5: H 9. iw '5 x L IX 1 l X , ,K X w-.. 3 .A s X x A y X ' ' . ' J . X . K. . ; J. I - l ,1 ; 5 2 v , ', . X . k l . , , 1 X h. - . , H t ' v -. . ' X X L X X j K A 7 bx ,3 K g , XX ' V. , v, . . K .IJ ' xi . x 3 VM . , , 1 n . X J .: . X X x ' X -g t ; N. .: - ' i I. I .; L ax . f X '1', X . .' . X ,A '1 ' g '7 ' X X J g ., L ' N X X Ir Xxx , XKXX w..... - .. . L... M-a M BOTTOM ROW: K. Gleason, S. Stauffer, L. Larsen, D. Bates, V. Glantz, D. SECOND ROW: C, Willis, J. Butt, N. Svitak, G. Everett, E. Brannan, Heines. TOP ROW: A. Grafe, V. Svitak, S. Trosper, K. Gregg, C. Bolling, K. Hanke. C. Larson, J. Hansen, B. Schutz, Mrs. Thorpe. gr??? BOTTOM ROW: J. Butt, N. Svitak, E. Brannan, C. Bolling, C. Willis. SECOND ROW: D. Heines, C. Larson, J. Hansen, 8. Schutz, and Mrs. Thorpe. 4 X . VI, -H . '14:; L ' .L C 1 ,. F V ' '3'. $ i IQ ! .3 U V ' .. ....Wr iXx f , X , ,w K . V ' . x a X - f X t x . . . 1 f n X N . . ' - - ' I , 'vfxw'm. s -.YVX ' x z , , k - X X , .. 7 f 5 ... 0 J. . ,, 'w. x. A r g ;X ' L A ,.., ,w 'a 'x. ,.J m . ; v x COUNCIL - . J T I h AX4 ,,,,,, X - x - I r . XS? X ' . 1x X - X Mi f' X ,I VX - XII! , v I X . : v e, Km : ..! V ..JJ 2 ! . x. '.th; : '5 ' i . xxx ,X' 1.- V , r A x x , x X' a X9- L. . ,L. -h .1 'FA Nu... . . e ea-xe I 2 i - E y r ,1 r r .. vk r .' k . 1 g 1 x w r , g , h K r e1 h t. iL I x h' x ;:'...V,: k uxh... Lax ' , - J V irv-e Jar.- I ax .3 . waxijt.-.., 17h ; w A e- A C KL .L e. .h M: A:- I. M .2 h . A l ! . h . E. Kyes, B. Yocom, M. Kuhlmann, M. Jones, L. Erickson, G. Ferris, T. Larsen, J. Deines, G. Larsen, M. Holden, Sponsor. W gm; 3, ' National Honor Society is an organization to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, promotion of worthy leadership, encouragement in the development of character and a rendering of service. High attainment in all four qualities allow sophomores, juniors, and seniors to become eligible for membership. An annual N. H. S. banquet was held in the evening of March 30, at which the guests were presented for their ability to be on the Honor Roll and Honorable Mention throughout the year. Tapping exercises were held April 18 climaxing the year's activities. Those tapped were seniors, D. Fullington, C. Newby, R. Weller; juniors, R. Ferris, J. Eilts, and sophomores, P. Kuhn, K. Hanke, T. Bond, H. Chader. BOTTOM ROW: L. Erick- son, R. Weller, T. Larsen, G. Ferris, C. Newby, M. Jones, M. Kuhlmann, D. Fullington, E. Kyes. SECOND ROW: G. Larsen, 8. Yocom, Mrs. Thorpe, J. Eilts, J. Ferris, J. Deines, J. Glantz, R. Ferris, M. Holden, T. Bond, Mrs. Holmes, H. Chader, D. Crandell, P. Kuhn, K. Hanke. SW gamed The Student Council, with Mr. Wilson as sponsor, has been quite active this year. They helped to bring the Christmas spirit to the entire high school by decorating the study hall and corridors. The council, consisting of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen, is the channel through which all of the students can make their wishes and ideas about school problems known by taking them to the individual class representative. The Student Council is dependent on the students in order to fulfill its purpose. Congratulations to the Student Council for the fine job they have done! .....- wmm- . Y, Li Mr. Wilson, Sponsor, Marlene Kiser, President, B. Filter, J. Eilts, D. Erickson, B. Lambe, R. Marshall, I. Kortum, J. McMahon, D. Filter, P. Kuhn, G. Johnson, A. Knight, M. Holtorf, C. Newby. fgWydg 5mg ....3 x . NN x Ni - : Sponsor. Mrs. Fry Q . m. Q ?.mmmjp N F n . ., w. - 1 l 1 , N. i C x ' x- v' x f 1.; ' N : ,-v . ' v x J i: i i a . AVNV N - K - ..... K 5' ' . 1 F ka . , N W. l gy!' M w ff - 2: . v, 1 1 N. N .,- '1 : 1 I k 3 ,' 'txl NX; 1 N s i , -N; X ' i ; Ex 2:. NI t 1. 3 N 3 8' N' t i Z 1 I V x I -L.f.- 7 g N. g a E El vf'aM-K .--- N163; c . N , J-r-z - .m-Tw ' s a N 1 L 3 N I . .. Qt. , ' gi 7 4.7;;;:';: ..9' 1:3 $ ; - ... I g; :. .- A s N u. r N .N N , wvzxsrx a d ; 1.- . x . ....' -1 V N'K-cx 4,...- NtHVg; ka X . ' KtN l Nilfl LK'N A .x . - h? l V A ' N TN LAWXH A . PF - w x N -.--T-:--;;.M i , Editors: M. Clayton and G. Larsen Sports and Faculty: R. Ferris. M. Kuhlmann rwr ' W V' ' h N' Na ' N T 3 I l V ; '3 J; I x -7 -.. b x NR 5 x i A x x . N' x 'N M N .7..-, '-M' N ' N A i N .N N- , A qs-Kix ;M I l L- -h... Lxc lA..-- . V Bus. Managers: M. Willhoft and P. Kuhn Art and Snaps: N 30:15 and G. Ferris - -. m..- . .... A - .rr-,.wNM...1 I . ix . x J N . N Q . , - J ' - u N NN N f N' . N .L .. ; N kK ' r V a . . Nx, - ' l'NN xwxx N N . s N m , N . N x . . ' N . -w 1 : X 1 ' W J N- -u 5-, N NN N ,- , . m, A. V N .. . A N VVx-m k NNNJ ! t' ',v 5', ' N '- x N z ' J N N N ., . N , I z . ,' NW- .- N - w .,-w .-- 4 x . 'l ' .. Hf an ,N - X X a... : .3 N NN Xi, I , Aunrf 9mg x . xxN m3. ? ' -. w, ; Otganizatzons; 1 Ric: ma Xi Good Class Editors: L. Erickson, K. Mamet, I. - Baud. and J. Graves tlrIl. e .f ., .T. L . C .L f; .illlrL sol! rw'. 'Llo. ' v I Il '1. . 'PU' M V;- K x FA .1. ; h-. IV: k w ; '0 .3 Va, .' m in ex w, ; A, ., . n, :3 WV: . R xx 4Q, f? 266 :3 -- W qty; t TH ,- i7 1 , x1: A? :lth U t O U! .. m .. ,r..t...y .v...h... ng Band is offered as a democratic institution maintained for the purpose of teaching youthful citizens how to live as responsible members of the community, not only dur- ing school years, but also after they have finished school. Any student of the Central City Schools who plays a band instrument well enough to qualify and pass the tests set up by the instructor may become a member of the band. The marching band appeared at Band Day in Lincoln and Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island. They also provided half-time entertainment at football games. The concert band took part in the Conference Clinic held at Central City. ing the clinic there was a band concert for the public. the District Music Contest held at Fullerton. in sight reading and its concert playing. 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CRANDELL French Horn Group is a freshman. stupid. and dumb. . . 151 Here's Robert. Mr. Wilson. 16 playing with the wrong d011, Jerry. GOOD OLD C. C. H. 8. CD You're 181 Tom1s always first for a handout. 191 Being janitor keeps Mr. Babcock in shape. 1101 Nice pinstriping, Bill. 1111 Straighten you: tie, you're on television. H ; 1MN E :32: 1 ', 1 54 24 4: 1; V 7 l g . , ?f- 1 .. , II ; , 1 1 '59 g I N. 1 z i! g :2. - ; Q g . 1 W111 1r , '1 1 JV; I1 W w'm; x , 1; 1 ' 1'1 in; N 1 x :31 . ,3 K3; ml ? 1 , I' I: a X; i ; -l;'H A 1' 1 '79; Y ' 111x, K i - ,If- , ' , g I ' 1 ,1 . x ma . v, ,1 w 1 f ' ' 1 .' frl I 07, '1 1! x ' v 1t ?j.. lg :JII ll 1 5 I I I z 1 X . i x:- 14L U, 1', .II I I IJI I . 2' WT Q! t 1 1:3 ' K ; ' 15 K ' x 1:5 W W- E 3' '1 r ' . .' W1 ' ' . o 'X I ' . . '2 V I . . , f , . ; x f c .. ,, . ' -- x; 1x 1 I . ,' x ,I ,4; vii: Ix: . i' '1 C 1 . g '1, 1 r4 1' 2 x 13H.- , w :3: : urn 3 1 3 x 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 x1311 s V.' I If '4', 1, 'tkI-I r 1' ' - . ' 1- i'fk , .. 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Nancy or is Nancy pul- l f5 1 ,. 1 1-1 H1 Y 1 'r: , . ling Ladd? 131 Learn- x4 , 3 .3 . x xj ..,, . 1 ,,,,,, t3 . ,, II I .. ing how. Jim? VD I 1 . - i 1 1 1 1 I , . I i I . ?v i x a e e' BOTTOM ROW: R. Vergo. J. Groetzinger, R. Brooks. T. Wagner, B. Bode- , I ' man. G. Jones, G. Schulz, J. Peters, G. Kelsch, M. Stanislav. D. Burhoop. C. Church. E. Holtorf, D. Zikmund, L. Haith. J. Kiser, L. Eastwood. SECOND ROW: D. Phares. R. Gleason. D. Killham, C. Brandenburg. J. Lippincott. B. Ohlman, D. Erickson, T. Larsen. F. Boelts. D. Miller, R. Weller. B. Filter, L. Steuben, D. Perkins. C. Ryan. D. Eaton, G. Lcecc. J. Bellairs, J. Ohlman. TOP ROW: Mr. Bickford, K. Braasch. D. Johns. B. Helzer. W. Roscoe, D. Gerlach. J. Judah. L. Trosper. G. Hack. L. Reeves, 8. Eoff. R. Ribble. J. Kuhn. L. Faeh, 'V. Hcsselgesser, C. Perkins, D. Zikmund, B. Willis, G. Sawyers. Mr. Huggett, Mr. Mahler. Not pictured: R. Weller, L. Reeves. G. Sawyers. D. Filter, B. Lambe. andJ. Clayton. Coach Hugget and assistant coach Mahler led the Bison to a very successful undefeat- cd season. The Bison having a very balanced team had one all-stater. two honorable mention au-staters. and six all-conference players. Giving thanks to the great job of our coaches and the fabulous spirit of the team the Bison were undefeated conference Champs of 1961. BISON SCORES OPPONENTS WE THEY Seward -------------- 19 3 Superior ------------- 27 0 Fullerton ------------- 4O 0 Hebron -------------- 18 '7 0rd ---------------- 2'7 7 Albion -------------- 34 '7 Aurora -------------- 12 12 .7305; 21.4! 31.;ch war: Mindcn ------------- 14 12 . , - O t m , ?:ca 7r:- Ravenna ------------- 33 f' I Y ., v-5 .5 - 1 'lm MI: '15 1 x- -1 1x L L? 3 171' j .xa, .151! 9- K Xx? 'Kfl .5 51- f 15 H 5 , r - - 14.1 r 3 . 4'1 1' L N l . 5 -- - .. JIM KUHN F ,1- , 5 1 'w P 1881bs. X -1114 '1 ,4 Senior Endt 5 ,, X . :1 5 E71! All-Conference V J, An-Statef 57$ :1 l '5 5 KENT BRAASCH A 11--.! .h 1721bs. : 2 Senior Guardm '5 - N . All-Conferencea 1 c2: g5: ,3 F :3 11-: ff? f 1 5 ' w I 5, 1- 1 5' '2. k1 Qea , 5 9' 5 c5 LARRY TROSPER ff 1 '-. 1; 190 lbs. ', .w. 'jxlx Senior Tacklem t . Xx ,' 3 1 ,th t: '55,! 1 W ' 1-, ; LARRY STEUBEN 1;; .va 155 lbs. Senior Back w M V1.1- -u - .. 1 2, r1 :1? N... 1 z c g - '2? , - '1' g. ,r1 ' 1'; 1 5 17-1 : LT LMQI1-nI :' 'V ,' JACK BELLAIRS i .1 -1 , 1 1631bs. 5Q,x TL 4, A 11; Senior Back' :- Ix j R .... 5' 1 51' 7w :ka 1' . 53343 LARRY FAEH 183 lbs. Junior Tackle W f V'Nllh- .BAL ....1 BILL FILTER :- 5 '. 4 6-2 '1 3' . 36am ! , s i l 3 I 5 L555 1-; I X ,. .7. c. 2'4,th P5 w I1x 5 y- 4 v 1.; ?5A ' l A '1 E417 Jiuj l! 1 5 g TOM LARSEN Q - . Z w 150 lbs. fx- 55555555 Ekgff-J 3: Senior Back 5 ,I 1 1 . 5 1 .' 5 All-Conference' 7...: C .5 ,TL- 5 r1 . 5 , l5 5 CZLM . 5 ,. GOLDIE HACK I . '4 ,4 1 .0 -5 1f$ X ; ; 1.: 1631bs. . 1' Hi 1- D ,5 Senior Endm 1 5 v' . 5 ,5 , K ' All-Conference' -. 9:: :1 C 1. , 1 1 1 WV w-r J 159 lbs. Senior Backm 1 if ' ' . All-Conferenc? . - Ti. tbvj V5 L X ,1 .11., J FRED BOELTS T K..- 1' ., '1 r1 '1 166 lbs. 1-- .,.V 1...,5 S15 :2 1 f 1': Senior Guard .535, V 57 1' 1 5 5 KEELJ.-- 1!: CHARLES PERKINS .- . N 54 a i 1731bs. i . , i W '13 5 Senior Centerm ':'::f fa? :5 A ,, , k? V :41 WENDELL ROSCOE K1 C; ; 31 l 1.55, 1551135. ,3; NW- 1x. 511-31, ,7H 1 Junior Back ane' L7 .5 ' All-Conference'3 4? . 1 x1 1 X .- L.....'..,f..- 2' JERRY OHIMAN x; C51 1611bs. - Senior Back' 1 1' r 5 51 r -, v;- 5: 1' .1x11!1 , l I k1 .. 1. 41:11; :N .291 i 5 4 .i 1 ed .1: J DAN ERICKSON 151 lbs. Sophomore End' .- V151F415 '1 $.41 - DOUG PHARES 154 lbs. Sophomore Back' WW 1 'V T I' 3 i W. ,,,,,. V Ix 3 E 4 4 ROBERT WILLIS 158 lbs. Senior Guard4 . 1-?22-w.. . VAN HESSELGESSER 166 lbs. Freshman Tacklef E - .- liiap64 J ,x r E ' 1 - - 1 :13 s '73 '1fo5 F6 l 1 : : rig : v I 'x ' . x5 4 ..1... 'M y' I rmx ' S: m - 1 10$ .'I .4746 ' VI 6! VI; 6 :7? 34.4- BERNARD OHLMAN 162 lbs. Sophomore Guarda REX WELLER 159 lbs. Senior GuardW DOUG FILTER 145 lbs. Junior Backg v ':' 1 a u 5- u 4 r, r P f4. ' BILL HELZER 151 lbs. Sophomore End'k x: AI : . 26 15 t6 1 , . ' I -6 1 1 i .1 lrJ x 5: i, z: 1 xx. .fi-jef ' 1.3;? . 1 ., :J'.g..L-....J:v..........l DALE ZIKMUND 141 lbs. Freshman Backa BISON NOT PICTURED LADD REEVES 217 lbs. Senior Tackle? m BERNARD LAMBE 149 lbs. Freshman Back' v; ,, a r, t r; 1 5 , 1 , . ,xl. '55 125, B I lkk D 1 k f . I 3 i 'ugg-Aiil LARRY EASTWOOD 135 lbs. Sophomore Center5 '4 I GARY SAWYERS 202 lbs. Senior Tackle'w JIM CLAYTON 147 lbs. Freshman End' 1 ,1 ,rW...TW11 1 1 . I x I ; .2 . . a l' 4 .- C- 1 l .5 h 4 w p , 5!. -: 0- 1 I ' 5 5 u 4 r 5, . v 1 - , .- 56 , a: x lw-ucu-f-n, ,, x 1 t . a 6k GARY LEECE 165 lbs. 1 4 .4 ......-m--.....-- U Sophomore Guarda r5 1' 4 .11 ' V 1 1. E'; .j ' '1 a;- '56N 6 . - a 15:55:; i 1 6V1 ; 1,, 1 VGA ' Lafu- J :31 ,- , 1 5 DON EATON 1541bs. Freshman Gamer n. 5,79 vi; . XL? : ; . . Kw --i QLX - ' 3W,- C. . .... 037's i; . f Ax I'll, 3.li l : KVlrj i I say I x' 6m; iX w VV V, V XW w Nix??? V ,6 x: ' 'i . x: I, 1x Y; W V v w .3 i ; W! W147 3 , ' , , , ; a x - ' 3 ' w x , ; 5 X 6 3 K x k. - .' , 6 15H; ' ,A , ' A .I ,I 73 V v 6 X 5.x ,X. K4! 6 l ' ' 55 .4 K ' x R x 6 x '6 V71! X! M H ng L 5 x- , l . x X Z V ? 3 I EEiV: x; 1' ., .1 :J-;: f; , Bf i 5a: A k'. ' . VT? .;, 15 I i o- y 5 i I x 1 MVHI t, z: W x J 7 XEA a W; I V I! K '. 9K 6 I X 7 I ' NJ w. ' z a s w a x A. 5.; . a 1 ; , , 'x I L. . '9 i x; d 'b V V. H4313: - 1? X WV x- . t k LL! L; v 5 V? W V Ii W , 6 '5 l 6 If K? v , Q '3 1' z 6 S fXJ v ' I . v R x V: V' J A i . 3mm! . 6 1 ,' '1 44 Adz 5...; LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Miller. D. Phares, K. Braasch, J. Judah, D. Zikmund, G. Hack, B. Eoff, J. Kuhn, R. Ribble. G. Jensen, G. Sawyers. W. Roscoe. T. Larsen, E. Kyes. 3W OPPONENT WE THEY St. Paul ----------- 46 43 Columbus ---------- 31 60 Schuyler ----------- 49 52 0rd ------------- 39 45 Fullerton ----------- 56 59 Seward ------------ 53 75 Lexington ---------- 5'7 31 Aurora ------------ 57 55 Fullerton ----------- 62 36 Loup City ---------- 58 68 Minder: ----------- 39 '76 York ------------- 62 58 i Albion ------------ 64 52 3 j om ------------- 4o 44 6' Aurora ------------ 63 45 R f 4 Geneva ----------- 53 63 a 3 1-7;. 5' DISTRICT TOURNAMENT COACH HUGGETT Central Catholic ------- 56 65 mz-y-uv-w-x'wm'ggk. . H 1 :2 :3 I o .1; '. L..- RALPH RIBBLE Seniof Height 6 -1 All-Conferencv DAVE MILLER Senioru Height 5-9 waz T 17W? ,1, .: 1 L TOM LARSEN Seniorm Height 5-9 L2 35; ..-; , .. a 4 :;! V I v . mt: k f GOLDIE HACK I Seniormm 1 Height 6-0 DOUG PHARES Sophomore Height 5-11 DALE ZIKMUND Freshman':l Height 5-11 geawmm 4x. . i . x 1 .. '3 f 44 I f w 1 2 GARY SAWYERS Seniorv Height 5-9 GALE JENSEN Freshmam Height 5 -11 KENT BRAASCH Seniort Height 5 -9 4 HMW..AI ,v 4 . I :44- 4 -V r RT 5.1 BRAD EOFF Sophomore ' Height 6-3 v-w-WMK ' . 4 JIM KUHN Senioriw Height 6-3 A 11 -ConferenceM U I; 4 . E; ';:I 4 'QJL 1 l s .4 l, K3441 ; 1 V4. , , 4 2 4 A 4 .- x 2 r z- 4 $44,914 . J; P ,. r ,. 4 WENDELL ROSCOE Junior Height 5-11 $ w-v-vvuau . .363 .-: -7,.,,.-; w ..- . x SPRINTERS and HURDLERS D. Miller, D. Phares. J. Judah. I. Bellairs, L. Steu- ben. B. Filter. DISTANCE MEN D. Killham. R. Weller, B. McClurg. J. Kuhn. B. Willis. D. Erickson, D. Perkins. E. Kyes. 'KJJ FIELD EVENTS FRONT ROW: G. Jones. 1,. Steuben, B. Filter. D. Erickson. BACK ROW: D. Phares, K. Braasch, J; Bellairs, L. Each, 1. Kuhn, J. Judah. huhhhu -LlL- Vi 49: n ' . .z - XV. p, ;rxr- k 1V l 9 . N! - yjji : N.H'dn..1 -.. m-;,JI'1..X:L.; ' J y: FRESHMAN RELAY TEAM J. Clayton, B. Lamb. D. Zikmund. G. Jensen. m, r ,7 .f K M RF 9 .w. H .. L mu Lylivl XYa .rwlrlrLFLPC wryrilaleVf rKijA$ V '7 2?? l :E'! L; . z a . K K . ; 14.. .1. 34.4 V- , rrw a A w .11 .i ; . 1K y. IF .I: ll KAI V R uh . :1 Pl IK K? i K . y... I .r L KLJC 1.: ka.p le In! w . 11v rX Ky um ,vlf; .K r KL KIKK x53 1 ,C. . . . y .JVIK .K Y; MMWJI1I K K 7r, r fin: ..l 7le X:- rf Ar K :1 I! a . Luau i4 w 4M K K w, l: y , .2 xK C Va A tl. K LR L .de .L .1 . x..uJ.W11AVJ1J..xt.lKr:l.l .x .1 anal? .. l 1;.va .u .5 . A f , 3624M FRONT ROW: L. Kuskie. R. Weller, T. Larsen, K. Braasch, I. Shalberg. J. Kuhn. B. Eoff, R. Ribble. R. Ferris, G. Hack. BACK ROW: W. Roscoe, J. Judah. B. Eoff, V. Hesselgesser, K. Braasch, J. Larson, T. Larsen. D. Zikmund, Coach Bickford. P W... sz . W Z s qu', 7, .w 1 , 1 71. 1141111111! V .. W, m. M! 1 ,111111111111IIIL ,, .NLV ?wm 2W ,. .,1 V ..; .1 , W421. 11.1:1m.x W 1.1 11.111.11NUHU..WV MRLXLJW? GWMJHQWTJqup MM .1. .. if .4 11 . M111 : .2 p. 114' W1 a VVILIIPJ M411 1 7P7- W 1.1M! H11 ,.. 0.. . 1 . TI. . .11. .WW 1: . 1 .. W WW, 11., X11111m WW W , Way 1. :15; W111I1111I11 , 1 W1 WWW 7.11. W111 51111 .W. , W .. a ,W 711M... 1 1 .111. ., WA: .WW WHLT 1 WA x W 11.1 r 1. a .W 1.1 T. Larsen. K. Braasch, B. Filter. R. Weller, L. Erickson. M. Jones, M, Clayton. M. Holtorf, 1. Butt, J. Kuhn. J. McMahon. L. Trosper, G. Boelts, S. Miller. V . V .. i l sh -. K, LV' ? Jr, 13'; V, ; 0 imil l . Jxx S ,h a x 5 15 ' l f 1 f! X . 5 . JX'L; 1 mm , V H . r .. k .3 . I 50 44444 . , V . l U j: , 337,! .v. lw .x J ' -1? . -. .1 - -;v'.'.AI.......... 5 4y . . . l r m l l xxi lx A ',- i 1 3L; '- vamwnw. am.-W.-u...u...1 - .- ..r..! 7 N .. ,4 4.: I, ' . Q .W . 1- 3:;8! ! X; f .l ; - 15-1, V V f! l ,,,M Hg ; Trgf 7x. 7 Wx ' l s? I lm' .m, l i l 1': M j 3 f3. 1. , x i '- y ? l. 3 V. 3 xJ' r! 1C T?! 'Luwui NMF- ; ZK'M .. . M, .j j; k3! . 2 h . l x'x M1: v 1 l g . . 1w. LWK l ' xxXXQXi-j ;' b: '. 6 '- Q g . r? i I Eg F l hr! H x! . 'x W i : n l x... h w- A-w LL 1 --v - MTI M E...-x I'M HUMEJ um DD VlSlTUR X i E '2 mama H IE . 3J1-; .- . 4 1. Think that make-up will help. Ladd? 2. stand having lint under my wig. 5. Marlene has Bill up a tree. will play. 8. I've heard of these shot-gun weddings. 9. 10. Mike and Jim are always some of the first in line when food is being served. 12. Central City Bison are HARD TO BEAT! I I PLEASE let me pass. Mr. Wilsonll 3. 11. WE uuwn MUD m cm 6. The Ag boys can sing? too. Here comes the happy couple TRIPPING down the aisle. 3 ll 82. Cha-Cha-Cha! 7. 4. I can't Children What a cute pair of kids. CENTRA L BANK McCULLOUGH AGENCY Insurance - All Kinds Re a1 Estate 419 G St. Phone 6-225 ZLOMKE FURNITURE CO. Furniture Floor Coverings -- We Deliver -- Phone 6-2262 D 8: R LANES a ; 5 Plyng K. ,, Rt? 2 t: 3:12aiang' 5 ! 12:9: ,w'a ,3 , W??? ;prgw I 3 73 ; -:- 2:5 1'1 n 11 mm WEE, K3; 1 M unnag 3.31.122 x '54-'25; r ACE MOTEL Congratulations to the Class of 1962 From DOTS BEAUTY SHOP HELD,S CASH HARDWARE GE Appliances Pittsburgh Paints Scott's Lawn Products 217 G Phone 6-2691 SACK LUMBER CO. PVrv,r-1I 1 1 yr- 1 XK 1 '1' ... '1 , 1' 116111 ' V 1 1:M 1:2 I '1 r1 10.3.1 1114!! 1 ' 3 IL! 6 . 11F 1', 11, 11.1131; r-IJML ., 1616 A f- 1 , GEREN'S BILLESBACH JEWELRY Expert Watch Repair Gifts for All Occasions 1619 16th St. Phone 6-3628 Compliments of LINCOLN MANOR 1525 16th St. Phone 6-3065 1W- C J :111AHLTS' wnm . v t ;--?'- wg-. M1-..;x,g1 DgzD DRIVE INN .AA CENTRAL CITY FLORIST wu'... H ESTED1S 56-$1. 00 1635 16th St. Phone 6-3171 DEMEL 8: COMPANY Real Estate Abstracting and Insurance Building and Loan Investments 307 G St. Phone 6-2471 1!: cm ? M V HAITH MOTOR CO. GAMBLES X AK , . ' z MK: L-ziI f; 55x r7 . ya ??? ; 1 1 J m . r , f .x , 1211 q 1 Authomzed Dea er W; xJ V1 I3 :3 'F 1:;1 .' , 1', xfI The Friendly Store I. .iiI J ;:. Jim. I; L 1'51 I' I J'I : J' IIIIIIj : IJFkLIII Furniture, Hardware, I 4.,1 :1 ' I- , 94 Auto, and Farm Supplies 5R1 ? A JWJW ... - Coronado Appliances I I l ,. .47- - i .1 .w...J STINES CLEANERS Phone 6-2343 JUSTICE 81 LOCKE :wll - :: II 3h L K7 Prescriptions V J, 1 I1 : I II-I-IILI II JIJ II J J h-Lr-4IIF1:T:-- 209 G 6 2501 , vs, J. DAIRY QUEEN 1' J 1 W' r ' I M1 R r: :12 I :MU H...L. ;:-'v: '1. J FARM I01? seams .; I a -. rm 451:1; m:- 4; 1- N'I -.. I .1 -1' ,w, 41-- --y-1 . AQ 1 Q1 ' J O ' A I : ' t-ul If . . I: x 1' CRAWFORD REALTY CO. Farms Ranches Businesses Long Term Farm Loans Re 8 idential Property O. K. TIRE STORES 1638 16th St. 6-3181 IILJ :1; . CENTRAL MOTORS I v .. 1 x'j L I Ford Automobiles I II II 1. I and I 2 . 1 Trucks J. u- :In; ' Jir:J f . IfiI ; ...... ;. ,-1 I 42-1 G 6-2131 ng- . THEATER FARMERS NATIONAL BANK REDMAN SHOE CO. Where Shoe Fit Comes First Shoes for All the Family 1611 16th St. 6-3295 PETERSON,S CAFE Good Food Home Made Pastries Choice Steaks West Highway 30 6-2331 1 1 1 1'0 rx ,- .- , V g 1: :1 1. rnw R x M 'izf :1 M2Lf I . FO' r6: ,4: x A I Q J 7m: 1X ,L' E xv 1-: , 5 , . l x;f. , 1 2 4 , ., .- .. 2 ,. - x. m;x4 24., .v 1' 1fX-f I W fx6f-N: l l, H. H. RILEY INSURANCE CO. n. r.:' .. M -,' 'Wlti - J 1-. www-?t- 4 117131-- - 21- :. . ' 3- 14d a V .' 3 51-1 6;, x i X? g 2X r 1 xx ; f ; W, 5-ye- -- i' i - v' 2; - 4r ; 1.. x1 ,1 .0 .1 5;. .... 6 ' ' frittl . ! kuf l ,,' r: ;::Lx ,'.. Fi'i 1 r' . H-3- -5 1x?! In 9! , -1 .1; .5. g - f g .11. 1 , ' Litc- 1 TE :2,- . 214- ,2 - 1 w- -- 1 :1; 1 A -- jg; LAFAYETTE BEAUTY SALON J. M. MCDONALD CO. Furnishing for the Entire Family 1607 16th St. 6-2672 Hl-WAY GROCERY Open Sundays and Holidays Located on East Highway 30 Phone 6-2822 11211.11 I1 r-t. I. 3'1 1:1 Er ,n 1 26am 44 E , 1 u... xuuNr-AM WM1MXMN' l J . .1. 1.3.15.4. MWW' - V4.11...,..nz112 .. u. 1 , CENTRAL FARM DEVELOPMENT Congratulations BISON and C LASS of 1962 REPUBLICAN-NONPAREIL Publishing --- Job Printing VOGUE BEAUTY SALON ALICE S. PETERSON Per 5 onalized Hair Styling 6-2941 $33137? k4 X, , wi SMITH ' 1 rx x , 5 , ELECTRIC ! ,: M 1:- 'V ...JL.Jl-JL.JL.J:'1 UDDDUU . ZDDDDD JDDDBD auaamq ROY'S SERVICE CENTER ROSS 8 McILNAY HARDWA RE Hardware and Irrigatipn We 115 710 B 6-3182 THIRD CITY LIVESTOCK C OMMISSION CO. 611 East 4th St. Dial DU 2-8483 Grand Island, Nebraska HESSELGESSER'S -o' -1-..r - ..avr'7'V JENSEN 'S FRONTIER SERVICE Tank Wagon Service unlit: +2 .. :3 j; ,1 6' 2h V 5-7; EA r,,If!;,,JAVlehffLm m.u-6lk I'L'fwmx I ll Phone 6-2462 g ' V - l MAE'S FRONTIER CAFE f L -4.1 A Phone 6-2431 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 From CEN TRAL CITY VE TERINARY C LINIC NIELSEN RADIO 8: TV LS JLJUuuu ngjgy -9, .. .13-, W 4- ,-,.v 2.2. ..1 ,. 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