Steele City High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Steele City, NE)

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HIGEE SCHOOL DANCE A large crowd attended a formal high school dance sponsored by the Pythian Sisters on Friday February 28, st the town hall The school Recordio was used to furnish :music for the modern and f'-'-uare dancing Refreshments Vere served at a late hour 've-,,'one had a Land time and sincerely enjoyed the evening, SFHYDY Hey 2 l9L,7 w the dey th t every Senior looked forward to as one of the engojable event of bis 1 n cnool career It ta on this ay the Seniors to other with the Juniors and their soonsor no torcl to Tincoln for their annual Sneak Dag, The rouo enjoyed a full day of iuht seein,-, in the city mon one of the intere tink, places t ey vi 1 ed ere The Penitenti ry Dobber' C ve, Lnicameral Leglslatu e Ttel F B oroadca ul'1.U Sf tem and the Ct te Canitol Puildinh, xt noon, a oicr c lunch ns engoyed bs, tue siuhtseers at nt Tone D X? 5 GFLZ f6I'8 HH' other DOi'l.'bS of lI1 CTG U 1629 VlGUE3d fter a lon, day a tired anl Jeary brouo s ted home for Steele Citj but e c' member of '1 crofd decla e' it we a diy 'on to DG embered I.AG1'Iu o Loo The me ezine sales wot off to worled he d the closing ays of the two The Pee Club end Y Teens soonsored the divided between the two organizations in and 24 28 was the amount received by as the tar seleswoman and received the t t this year bxt the 1 ls weeks allotted for the sales sales and the money made was ll to ether ,So 80 was taken the t1o roun Effie 'roorman first arize Sne also received X rd S Q? an award of 1 erlt from the Curtis Conbany Jorma Lxznbe, 'leanor Crocker and Loul e lozalf received econd, third, and fourth bri as respectively for selling rabazines SCh0OL PICNIC The cicnic on the last day of school was held Iay 15 Parents, pu pil , faculty and other neople in the community enjoyed a day full of on tie table :ere enjoyed of a ittenbnll eme, con close another school year recreation t noon, many delicious edibles The entert imzxent of the afternoon consisted tests, and a bicture show This broubht to a VSS XY C0 I'l 'S 'S I student tool na t in three essay contests during the year T'e tonic for the fir t essay, sponsored by the Kniahts of Phythias was entitled nerica of the Future Vernon Cas ell, ffie doorman: to my Palmer '-Ier es ay was also ente ed in ne tate contest Jer non Ca sell won second nlece and received ,3 Louise Ifozak ranked sf S third and ffie oornan, fourth contest sponsored by the auxiliary of the mericdn Lebion offered L, nd Q3 es prizes The to mic aas 'Hnerice' Contribution to Iorld eace Wflie ,oor lan and Amy Pal er xere the o l,, entrants Tue o e Fr dle of Good Cit ens'1ip was e title of the essay conte t on or d by the uxiliary of the Vete ns of Horeign Q15 of e Unit d st There was no local co e t 'md entries :ent to bury o be entered in the County Contest XX XX W Aw' wus: xx S9 1 gg Xxxxxxxw if f 'X x 1s..v,s Nc En 1 V ,7 5 so ,,-Q 6 S358 en 4199 .S K if , 54:2 012' 6420 I w 947790 ' vWQQ CW 'W Q4 ,Wx Q , p , 1 N Za' X W ' fl ' xl Wg - I omg, V fm fm. 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