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

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Who says. world studies is all lecture and textbook? Deb Waggoner blows smoke tfmm dry icm through the windows as she helps hCI group rc- enact a hotel fire for Current events. Math classes raise a lot of questions as Deirdre Erickson can testify to. She asks Miss Krumme for help in her math class. y. K52 Mike Lcmpka and Barrick Carrcnza smile with pride as they show off their biology project. This dog took more man a little work to re-construct. ; Term papers for English mean many hours of work beyond the daily class time. Deb 36 Waggoner pulled herself from bed early on a Saturday morning to type the final copy. 15

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Think About It Chemistry is one of the more challenging classes for juniors Toni Johnson and Lisa Roscoe don goggles for this. assignment. -1 Insights - In world history we learn a lot more than we want to, but then we realize we really wanted to learn about the past! It amazes me how all of the separate societies mesh to- gether to form the world we live in. -Rochelle Wiese I enjoy English because if I work hard and get a good grade I feel good about my- self. -Jim Freelend

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16 Journalism Class provides opportunities for students to publish the monthly newspaper The Bison Beat and the yearbook. Jim Freelend assumes his duties as Bison Beat editor and works on the layout for the upcoming issue. Oral Communication gives students with a dramatic flair the chance to shine In their final performance, Chad Kyes consohs Ann Bittingcr while Kristen Wibbcls watches inquiring- lyh Lisa Henk and Jimmy Ummcl concoct a scrumptious dessert in home economics