Nebraska Christian High School - Reflector Yearbook (Central City, NE)

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ADAIR BALLAGH veoraska but such as be tempted make a way J body president, one of my faithful posters. My assi nt proceeded to climb above the library ock. Upon turning to f bt to jar it from its resting place. In spit f yelling a jrabbing fo reached the dreaded jestinatior Tt face of ock was broken into innumerable little pieces nder of wonders the ( st worked. We hung it back up, and included n the list projects to be improved for the year.’ time piece Choir—3,4 Student Representative—2 Boys Glee—3,4 Student Body President—3 Teen Tones—4 Gospel Team—3 Basketball—1,2,3,4 Gospel Team Vice President—3 Football—4 Class President—4 Track—1,2,3,4 lass Vice President—3 Softball—1,2,3 Dorm Representative—2 Diplomat Reporter—3 Dorm Vice President—4 Reflector Business Manager- Dorm President—3 3,4 “Time waits for no man” SENIORS MARILYN JOYCE BARBER Lincoln, Nebraska Acts 26:22a Having therefore help from God, | continue unto the day, witnessing both to small and e Marilyn says her favorite food tossed salad with 1000 Island dressing on it, but I’m not to sure about that I wonder when I’m going to learn not to trust everyone and anyone. Last fall 1 promised Doug six cup- cakes in exchange for a watermelon. I got my watermelon all right but it was about the size of a grapefruit (and green besides). I must give him credit, however, after being nearly plagued to death; he gave me another more satisfactory one Choir—4 Track—1,2,3,4 Giris Glee—1,3,4 Softball—3,4 Band—1,2 Gospel Team—2 Diplomat Staff reporter—4 “Sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never hurt me.”’

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WINNIE WRIGHT Dorm Parent DON WRIGHT Field Representative GLADYS WIEBE Office HELEN SMITH Cook RUTH STULL Cook HARRY STULL Custodian Mr. Stull, the problem solver LILLIAN MARTIN Cook KENNETH MARTIN Printer RICHARD LANGE Custodian CAROLYN BUSENITZ Office Assistant Dorm Parent Mrs. Smith, what's for dinner? SPONSOR: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goemaat Parents of Ross

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ELIZABETH KAY BRUSH Newcastle, Nebraska Palm 71:1 In thee, O Lord, do I put my trust: let me never be put to confusion Though snakes were a common sight in Nicaragua, where she spent neariy 3 years—Beth has an uncommon aversion to then One nice spring day here at school, some girls caught a garter snake. They had this brilliant idea to scare a fe jirls in the dorm, and 1 was one of them. We were soon in my room op of the bed sted, with the door locked, and screaming our heads off. They had stuck the snake under the door and it was crawling up the wail!! Though unhurt we sure were hoarse afterwards!” Choir—2,3,4 Volleyball—2,3 Girls Glee—2,3 Reflector Assistant Editor- Sophomore Sextet—2 Reflector Editor—4 Trio—2,3 Gospel Team—2,3 Teen Tones—4 Band—2,3,4 GEORGE DOUGLAS CLAUSEN Boelus, Nebraska Galatians 5:1 Stand fast “Better late than never” in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage. 6 ft. 1 to 1¥2 in., Doug makes a good basketball player, but when it comes Coach asked me to watch the red line in a volleyball game. So there I sat as the ball came flying over the net. The next thing I knew, Fairy was sitting on top of me and t up like a light bulb!!! Boys Glee—3,4 Basketball—1,2,3,4 Football—4 “Spelling—Oh Dear!!” as always, things seemed worse than what they really are and there wasn’t around to crawl into, so there I sat Softball—1 Class Business Manager—4