Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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Welsh Wllnes Whitmire Wxttig Woodworth Zink RONALD ZINK Did You Ever Get That Feelin' In the Moonlight College Prep.: Bridgeport 1, 2: Band 3: Hi-Life Staff 4: Trail Staff 4. JACK WELSH Time Waits for No One College Prep.: Hi-Life Staff 4: Girl Shy 3: Football Manager 4: Basket- ball 2, 3: Trail Staff 4: Governol 3, 4: Nat'l. Rep. 1, 2: S Club 4. NORMAN WILNES Temptation College Prep.: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: S Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: One Act Plays 4: All-State Class B Basketball Team. DONALD WHITMIRE Seatterbrain General: Potter ll, 2: Band 3, 4: Chorus 4: Orchestra 3, 4: One Act Plays 4: Basketball 3. ALLAN WITTIG Let the Rest of the World Go By College Prep.: Chorus 4: State Rep. 4: One Act Plays 4. PATRICIA WOODWORTI-I There Must Be a Way College Prep.: Bloomfield, Iowa I: Girl Shy 3: Pep Club 3, 4: One Act. Plays 4. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE ' Q ROSE MARIE MCFADDEN Moonlight Becomes You College Prep.: Hartington 1, 2, 3: One Act Plays 4. VIRGINIA PHELPS As Time'Goes By General: Chorus 1. HELEN SCHNELL Someday, Somewhere General: Chorus 3. TAK TOKUNAGA A Friend of Yours General. TOSHIO TSUKAMOTO You'll Never Walk Alone General.

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at the helm and Richard Cutkosky to lend a helping hand as Lieutenant Governor, this year, our Senior Ship of State sailed forth into the new school year. Bonita Hill was once more in charge of the treasury, and Lois Elwell was elected to Secretary of State. Work on the 1946 Trail was begun immediatelyg and the Sidney Hi-Life paper was born under the direction of the Senior journalism class, both projects sponsored by Miss Agnes Horton. The Hi-Life was a four page paper that was financially self-supporting without the means of soliciting advertise- ments. The first 'semester was climaxed by a new creation known as the Senior Christmas Cotillion -a formal, all-school dance. Junior Borcher and Maxine Tomasek were crowned Senior King and Queen. Class sponsors for this year were Miss Agnes Horton, Mr. Vergal Winn, and Miss Mabel Nielsen. As spring arrived and as the Junior-Senior banquet Cat which we were finally to be guestsj approached, all eyes turned once more to graduation-this time our own. With regret we leave the halls of S. H. S. to posterity, but we realize the memories We have gained from our days of high school will enrich our lives and lead us on to higher and better accomplishments in the world of tomorrow. To our sponsors and leaders we leave our heart-felt thanks for making our school life what it has been. To future students of S. H. S., we leave our wishes that they enjoy their school careers as much as we have. Keep smilin' ! MARCIA STOCKAMP KENNETHA WATERMAN Nursie, Nulsien Candy College Prep.: Lorenzo 1, 23 One General: Bayard 1, 2, 3: One Act Act Plays 4. Plays 43 F. H. A. 4. MARJORIE STRUVE And S0 Little Time College Prep.: Peetz, Colorado lg One Act Plays 43 Chorus 2. ARNO THOMAS Where or When Vo Ag.: Chorus 3. MAXINE TOMASEK Hubba, Hubba, Hubba College Prep.: St. Paul, Minnesota 1, 2, 33 Senior Cotillion Queen. EVELYN VIZINA 'Gotta Be This or That Stockamp Struve Thomas General: Hi-Life Staff 42 Trail Staff 43 F. H. A. 4. Tomasek Vizina Waterman 18

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Nineteen hundred forty three was a great year for the Class of 47-for they had more green freshies wandering around the halls of Sidney High School than had been enrolled in any class for several years. Although the newcomers came from country schools, junior high, and schools of other states, it did not take them long to fit into the spirit and routine of high school life under the direction of their sponsors Miss Bess Shires, Miss Dorothy Anderson, Miss Frances Webb, a.nd Mr. Louis Neuman. In a very short time they became organized and made their presence felt as one of the real live wire groups of S. H. S. This was largely due to their able officers: Dick Weymouth, Governor, Bev Wehmiller, Lt. Governor, Opal Thompson, Secretary of State, and Katy Ells as Secretary of the Treasury. Events of this year followed each other in smooth routine as the class was launched on the road to a successful high school career. Their spirit to help was readily shown by the excellent work y in the scrap drive, and many a Fresh- man's back was bent under the weight of paper as he helped his class collect and load it. Well-conducted Frosh dances showed their eagerness to get along with the other classes and to be accepted as a part of Sidney High School. Meanwhile a ready interest in athletics fostered a well-founded hope that they would, in later years, help carry the Maroon glory on the grid- iron and hardwood. ROW 1-Donald Allgood, Donna Mae Allman, Dick Ayala, Darlene Baird. ROW 2-Wendell Belieu, Donald Bell, Nancy Boyd, Alvin Brauer. ROW 3-Betty Brauer, Eleanor Caywood, Janice Caywood, Lorraine Cloud. ROW 4-Jane Cossey, Tim Curless, Roger Daniels, Dallis L. Davis. l ROW 5-Dorothy Deaver, Grace Dilley, Valerie Dirks, Bob Duis. 20