Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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Cheer em to victory Pop! For thirty-one years the old Ma- roon and White Dude Ranch has been under the capable direction of one of the best forernen this side of the Rio Grande! In 1912 a cowhand in a ten gallon hat and shiny boots passed through the gates of the ranch and has re- mained ever since. Some of the duties of Pop are training the new little colts, roping wild horses to tame them, rounding up strays, and branding the three year olds about to leave the ranch with the old Central Spirit brand. For thirty-eight years Pop Heit- man has given unfailing service to all of us. And now, Pop is going to hang up his cowboy hat and put away his boots. He is leaving Central High. And so to you, Pop Heitman, we loyal ranch hands give a cheer and say, Thank you. DEDICATION Aee ssn-