Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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B. Hansen J. Bentley H. Daniels B. Tyner D. Heath D. Ellsworth T. Poquette J. Follett M. Pearson H. Goodwin L. Durnell J. Perry E. Merrick A. Horton L. Brown 'zaif '12 Another year of school life recorded! Our editor-in-chief, Betty Jane Tyner has introduced some new notes of inform- ality in the 1940 Trail. Each member of the staff co-operated willingly to publish another successful year book. The busi- ness staff headed by lion Heath and his assistant, Dick Ellsworth, functioned smoothly and efficiently. The subscription campaign opened With a bang-up performance of Di: Trinkley's Medicine Show advertising that wonderful cure-all, the Trail. After this start circulation manager, Betsy Hansen, went over the top with two hun- dred subscriptions. Senior editor, Harold Daniels, kept his finger on the Senior pulse, Helen Page 28 Goodwill and Jean Perry undertook the job of writing about the undergraduate and organization activities. Lennie Dur- nell chroniciled the athletic events, and Thomas Poquette humor and snap editor contributed spice and life to our book. Then 1l12l,k0-UP editor Jack Bent- ley had the task of assembling' all the contributions of the rest of the staff. June Follett, Elinor Merrick, and Merle Pearson did a mighty fine typing job. Very often we conferred With Miss Hor- ton and Mr. Brown who helped us iron out many of our difficulties. Since a year book is a permanent record in pictures and story of the high school year, we have attempted to make it every student's book,

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Page 0444556 cruz: The Adelphic Club has the la1'gest membership of any organ- ization in Sidney High School. Ex- pressing the desire to join and ac- cepting the lClub's pledge are the requirements for membership. The Adelphie Club is an all- girls organization which endeavors to develop the personality of each individual member through widely varied meetings. The girls meet every two weeks during the school activity period. Self-improvement, development of poise, drill in parlia- mentary procedure, etiquette, ball room dancing, ways to use leisure time, and many other subjects are carefully studied. However, the girls don't always study or work, they plan and enjoy some very jolly social times as well, W 30 BACK ROW-Florence Olson, Esther Mae Young, Miss Shires, Ruby Sheldon, Thel- ma Augenstein, Wilma Kahler, Miss Jor- genson, Janet Miles, Bertha Shindle, Miss Myers. FRONT ROW-Ruth Simpson, Elieen Mueller, Ellen Wookey, Mary Masse, June Tobler, Wauneta Gemeinhardt, Dolores Reker. Probably one of the largest and most interesting projects is the Mother and Daughter tea given each spring. More than one hundred and seventy-five mothers and daughters enjoy this colorful and charming affair. A-ttractive in dress and manner D-ependable at all times E-ager for knowledge L-oyal to friends P-olite to everyone H-elpful in thought, Word, and deed I-nvincible in purpose C-onstant in love for tl1e beau- tiful in life.