Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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Supf. E. G. Lightbody It was only through the efficient supervision and guidance of the wagon masters that those prospec- tors and adventurist of eighteen hundred and forty- nine could accomplish what they set forth to do, Had it not been for the leaders their mission would have failed. Here in our school the superintendent, the prin- cipal and the board of education have served us faithfully as our wagon masters. They have con- tributed much towards the opportunities of our re- ceiving a better foundation of learning, and under- standing the many great tasks that will present themselves in the near future. We the members of the student body, will always remember it as a job well done. cz on asian Prin. Ely C. Feistner BOARD OF EDUCATION Reading left to right: Dan Hill, W. A. Williams, Dr. T. L. Weekes, Karl Nelson, Joy Hinrichs, Bernard Spencer, Frank Esser, Dr. H. D. Hebard, Dr. F. C. Reese, Supf. E. G. Lightbody.