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

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. 3:17 : it a f Twp loflAMrs. Olivia Santos Top right-Mh. Terri Hensly and Mr. Fred Kobza Botmm left-Mivu Dawn Odwalt, Mr. Dave Jorgenson, Mr. Ron Dughmdn and Mr. Gary Hdusserman Bottom Iight-Mr. Donny Ummel and Miss Catherine Harerh Teachers proud to step into the re- sponsibility of teaching at CCHS.

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Top iefl. Stale Fan pumupanls Front Row Tum Biel, DdVld lemn, Steve VVHlmms, Alan Donclmn, Jeff Kym, luff Swansun, Mr Maroh, Sponsor 2nd Row Russ Erickson Stcwn Nielsen, Calvm Berg, VVmem Bandk, Deane Nielsen, Paby Wait. Mmhclle 8101, Chad Kyea Bottom Middle Left: 5th Place State Poultry Team: Deane Nielsen, Kenyon Schuett, Chad Kyes Bouom Left: DistriCt Proficiency Winners: . .9- r; 1? I '- Vigxu K3 '! Top Right: lat Place State Crops Team: Terri Biol, Jeff Swanson Jeff Kyes, Kenyon Schuett Front Row: Jeff Swanson, Kenyon Schuen. Back Row: Deane Nielsen, Russ Erickson, Da- vid Nielsen, Deane Nielsen was the State Profi- ciency winner in Specialty Crop' and Kenyon Schuett was the State winner in Forage Crop Bottom Right: 15k Place District Nursery 8: Landscape Team: Randy Francis, David Kyes, David King. David Kyes was the lst place indi- vidual at Districts and Randy Francis placed 8th at State.

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Top left-Mr. Rose; Dinwiddie, Mr. Larry Doll and Mrs. Judy Williams Top right-Miss Diane Krumme, Mr. Harvey Holbrook, Mr. Larry Hummel and Mrs. Vicki Beck Centex Photo-Mri Jim Tonniges, Mrsi Barbara Sealy, Mr. Pete Robinson Bottom photO-Mr. Jerry Rainforth, Mr. Tonniges, Mr. Fred Holmes, Mi: Lyle Robcrh It takes time, energy, and patienee but a few dlL' willing to take the risk of becoming a teacher. There are many rea- sons why these people choae the profession of teaching. The majority of these scholars made this momentous decie sion when they were in middle school or high school, but a few waited until they had a year or two of college to boast about. Different aspects of teach- ing appeal to different people Being able to influence a young, personii life is one of the moat important factors As an adult they are able to he in contact with the student for up to seven hours a day; Out of this contact a mutual respect is built and the student can have a positive role model to look up to. This is very helpful when a student is struggling, with many changes and prob- lems, Fall is the favorite time of year for several of CCHS teachers. Homecoming festivi- ties play a big role in their love of this time of year. It's excite ing to see the energy and life students show at the begin- ning of the year. If tcatheis could change a few things they would cut down on extracurricular ac- tivities and try to instill the importance of sthoolwork. Overall teachers are pleased with the students at CCHSt 19