Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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These jolly looking students are already planning to take over the strenuous duties of the Juniors. Money raising schenies and banquet ideas are beginning to buzz about in their busy inintls, This year they have been active in giving high school dances :incl 1lI'0l110ll1lg' school spirit. lf they keep on with the good work already clone, we know they will have a great year. gfczm O 1 42 oi BACK RCW--D. Jones, E. Krohn, P. Hill, Busacker, B. Aurich, M. Benedict, Henderson, D. Block. E11 C0 E11 O O Z U FU O 5 F' O SZ v-s 2? 3 FJ Cd C2 P1 if-1 P1 I SD ? P1 THIRD ROW-Miss Jorgenson, D. Sample, Brauer, F. Hughes, J. Gade, B. Hardy, Glassburn, L. Anthony, B. Gross. sen, H. Foust, H. Fisher, F. Hart, E. Ells R. Agnew, L. Bohn, F. Bayne, L. Siedow, FRONT ROW-A. Boehnke, K. Cruise, A Block, H. Engel, D. Hansen, J. Ackerman D. Gass, P. Cropper, E. Klentz. BACK ROW-K. Peterson, A. McCann, E Nienhueser, D. Sanks, B. Jones, C. Spreng- er, D. Lingwall, L. Witters, Mr. Bechtel. THIRD ROW--E. Smith, A. Livoni, M. Miller B. Wookey, M. Sherwood, W. Mueller, B Larson, H. Miles, D. Niebaum. SECOND ROW-M. King, B. Neff, H Schwartz, E. Maring, G. Moore, F. Miller M. Rezac, M. Roberts, J. Radcliffe. FRONT ROW-F. Zamarripa, B. Scheurman D. Kratz, C. Kokjer, M. Lockwood, R Johnson, V. Livingston, R. Simpson, D Ingwerson. Page 19

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Cfau of Z7 BACK ROW-Earl Geu, Malvin Brauer, Ray- mond Nienhueser, Alvin Narjes, Dwayne Brauer, Orrin Wittig. FOURTH ROW-Arlene Johnson, Wilma Kahler, Elsie Averman, Maxine Shelley, Lila Revell, Phyllis West, Thelma Augen- stein. THIRD ROW-Earline Bennett, Esther Mae Young, Millie Sowards, Marjorie Ells, Dorothy Sprenger, Ruth Simpson, Fern Brauer, Ellen Wookey. SECOND ROW-Miss Putnam, Berniece Brauer, Opal Anderson, Eileen Mueller, Evelyn Engel, Doris Young, Betty Hock- erson, June Tobler, Mary Masse. FRONT ROW-Ray Follett, Clifford Runge, Keith Spiker, Roger Francis, Charles Willey, Robert Wait, Kent Kratz, Harold Hengl, Forrest Brown. BACK ROW-Warren Shindle, Edward Lie- bendorfer, Edwin Wellner, Jack McCann, Jack Hiett, Albert Berggren, Harry Grigsby. THIRD ROW-Doris Brown, Dorothy Wolff, Dolores Reker, Louise Schwartz, Betty Mick, Gladys Goranson, Carol Baum- back, Cleo Belle Handley. V SECOND ROW-Maxine Thomas, Patty Mar- tin, Doris Le Sueur, Betty Simodynes, Harriet Taylor, Betty Sellers, Gloria Mc- Intyre. FRONT ROW-Billy Dilley, Howard Simms, Victor Chambers, Frank Bowman, Dick Van Gorder, Jack Hutchison, Mr. Kinne. The Class of N40 leaves the task of leading' the sehool to this fun-loving' Junior group. NVQ know that the Juniors will carry on tl1e work which we inust lay aside when we depart from good old S. H. We can truly say that their class play and banquet were two of the outstanding events of the year. So as we pass on, we go knowing that the Class of 19-ll will shoulder the responsibility ol' leadership and guard the traditions of our school. Page 18

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Page 20 BACK ROW-Mr. Reed, J. Johnson, B. John- son, E. Nelsen. H. Nielsen, C. Bolen, P. Mathewson. FOURTH ROW-D. Brown, S. Curless, C. Cords, J. Ross, E. Bergner, R. Tschacher, V. Johnson. THIRD ROW-M. Wait, R.. Brauer, E. Nien, huser, D. Hengl, A. Busacker, P. Hiett, L. Bailey, A. Duffy, B. Hansen. SECOND ROW-M. Westfall, D. Burr, B. Mc- Kay, B. Ackerman, L. Goodwin, R. Atkins, K. Olson, E. Cruise, W. Poppitz, D. Koehn. FRONT ROW-H. Jurgens, L. Couch, K. Wil- ley, C. Jurgens, F. Preble. C. Lafler, H. Jessen, C. Augenstein, J. Hulit, C. Klentz. U an of Z3 BACK ROW-Miss Shires, L. Kretz, B. Elsas- ser, V. Walters, M. Schwabauer, W. Tracy, R. Sparks. FOURTH ROW-H. Smith V. Masse. R. John- son, W. Beeken, V. Reker, O. Wittig, E. Brauer. THIRD ROW--G. Payton, A. Ellsworth, A. Geu. D. Kettler, B. Ladine. P. Runge, B. Taylor, J. Gross, D. Niekum. SECOND ROW-H. Owens, C. Miller, J. Le- Vay, K. Bryant. J. Jones. Ti. Johnson, H. Wilson, F. Matthes, C. Stark. FRONT ROW-L. Block, E. Kahl, B. Ross, R. Laaker, B. Merrick, D. Craig, M. Spearow, M. Kettler, J. Livanis. How timid were these Fresh- men when they first arrived in our midst. But as the school year pro- gressed, We heard about a pirate partyg and we knew that all this shyness had vanished. The present Seniors reeall that long' ago they were Freshmen, and well remember the fllSf'l'lllllll2l'fl0ll with which they were aeeepted into higli school. Pride is now forgot- ten, and these present Seniors hope this class will rise to great heights.