Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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WAYNE FRANKLIN PETERSEN P There is no death! Although we grieve. When beautiful, familiar forms That we have learned to love are torn From our embracing arms- In memory of Robert Edward Steward, member of the class of 1946, who passed away on February 19, 1944. Bob was a cheerful, happy boy who was liked by everyone. He participated in many organizations, the school govern- ment, and athletics. The informal pictures in this issue of the Trail were taken, de- veloped, and printed by him. Bob will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. 3111 flllvmnriam In memory of Wayne Franklin Peter- sen, member of the Class of 1945, whose friendship has been greatly missed by all since his death on December 13, 1943. Wayne was well known and liked by those who knew him. He was a quiet, sin- cere student. All the members of his class keenly feel his passing from their ranks. And ever near us, though unseen The dear immortal spirits tread- For all the boundless universe Is life-there are no dead! -J. L. MCCREARY ROBERT EDWARD STEWARD C Page Fourteen?

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BARBARA RADCLIFFE fBabs1 COLLEGE PREP Sidney 1-4. Pep Club 1-4. Adelphic Club 1. National Representative 1. State Representative 2. President's Cabinet 3-4. Vice President Pep Club 3. President Pep Club 4. Glee Club 3-4. Tennis 1-2. Junior Class Play 3. Trail Staff 4. One Act Plays 4. Salutatorian. WILMA SEGELKE fWim10Zl2 COLLEGE PREP Sidney 3-4. Pep Club 3-4. Glee Club 4. Trail Staff 4. DAN W. SMITH fSmitty1 COLLEGE PREP Sidney 1-4. Football 1-4. Basket- ball 1-2. Track 1-2. Variety Show 1. S-Club 2-4. Band 1-4. Swing Band 3-4. Governor 1-2. Debate 1-3. Mu- sic Contest 1-2. MILDRED SPRENGER I Millie 1 GENERAL Sidney 1-4. Adelplxic Club 1-2. State Representative 2. SADONNA SWENSON I Soda 1 TRADES Sidney 1-4. J IMMIE WILLIS I J amie Boyj COMMERCIAL Sidney 1-4. Football 2-4. Basket- ball 4. Junior Class Play 3. Secre- tary of State 1. State Senator 2. National Representative 3. PEGG RUNGE 1 Twin 1 BUSINESS Sidney 1-4. Adelphic Club 1-2. Junior Glee Club 1. Health and Rezreation Officer 1-2. Trail Staff 4. RUTH SELLERS K Cookie j COLLEGE PREP Sidney 1-4. Junior Class Play 3. Health and Recreation Officer 2. MARY Lou SPIKER K Spike 1 COLLEGE PREP Sidney 1-4. Pep Club l-2-4. Adel- phic Club 1. National Representa- tive 1-2-3. State Representative 4. Trail Staff 4. FLORENCE STERLING K Flo 1 TRADES Potter 1-2. Sidney 3-4. LYLUS WEAVER KLyl.l GENERAL Sidney 1-4. MARY LoIs ZAMARRIPPA 1 Tiny j COMMERCIAL Sidney 1-4. Ballad for Americans 1-2. Glee Club 1-4. Music Contest 1-2. Adelphic Club 1-2. Pictures Not Available: JIM GERARD, JAMES HETTINGER iPage Thirteen? Sadonna Jim Willis Peggy Runge Ruth Sellers Mary Lou Spiker Florence Sterling Lylus Weaver M. Zamarrippa

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Junior State Governor ................ MARJORIE ANTHONY Lt. Governor ..... Secy of State ...... Secy. Of Treasury .... The Class Of 1944 leaves the task Of lead- ing the school to this enthusiastic and co- operative group Of Juniors. Their accom- plishments during their Junior year prove that they excell in leadership and ability. This class is to be congratulated On the production of their class play Spring Fever. These Juniors have been very energetic in sell- BILLY ALLMAN vo-AG NIARJORIE ANTHONY COLLEGE PREP BETTY AUGENSTEIN BUSINESS JOYCE BAUMBACK COLLEGE PREP BEVERLY BLOCK BUSINESS SUSAN BOYD BUSINESS LORRAINE ANTHONY JODEAN ARMSTRONG COLLEGE PREP BETTY BANKS MARY ANNE BELL ELEANOR BORCHER DAVID BRAUER - - - - -LOUISE DOWNS - - - -SUSAN BOYD -------JANET MARTIN ing war bonds and stamps, taking -part in waste paper and scrap drives, popping corn and selling candy, and sponsoring school par- ties. The Seniors leave with full confidence that the Class of 1945 will shoulder the re- sponsibilities Of leadership and guard all the traditions of Sidney High School. ! BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS VO-AG l iPage Fifteen!