Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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LEFT TO RIGHT-Opal Thompson, Doloris Troutman, Jeannette Van Mark, Daryl Volkert, Virgil Walters. TOP TO BOTTOM-Jim Wamsley, Jack Weesner, Bev Wehmiller, Vernon Westphalen, Dick Weymouth, Donald Wittig. the first few weeks every one was scurrying around trying to find new ideas to raise funds. This is the time when natural ingenuity and un- known acting ability come forth. The dramatic highlight of the year was the class play Billy , directed by Miss Margaret McArtor. A capacity house witnessed its excellent presentation on November 20, 1945. The coke machine, inherited, from the class of '46, was supported by all the classes and the faculty. It proved to be a good source of income. Then, too, many nights-especially just before the football games, the rat-ta-tat of popping corn was heard-at other times the aroma of hot dogs and mustard was wafted through the air. Mrs. Georgia Hogue was in charge of the Junior finances. Through faculty and student efforts approximately the sum of S800 found its way into the Junior coffers. Miss Bess Shires, Miss Dorothy Anderson, and Mr. Ray Maley took charge of several routine class activities, and they really went on a spending spree when the class entertained the Seniors at the J unior-Senior Banquet on May 3. After a very glamorous and financial- ly successful year, even the Seniors admitted that these Juniors have been sufficiently groomed to lead the school in 1946-47. Carry on! 23 E W ii ii. W. vs K 410' W we M: HW .wa I . 3

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The outstanding achievement of the year was sponsor- ing the war stamp and bond drive with the aid of the All- American Club organized by the government class. They set up as their goal the sale of sufficient bonds to purchase a bomber which cost 9'p1'30,000. A well planned and extensive campaign made up of assembly programs and the posting of charts and pictures in the halls was coupled with the en- couragement of their sponsors-Miss Bess Shires, Miss Dorothy Anderson, and Mr. Louis Neuman. An Uncle Sam Booth was erected in the hall and students took turns sell- ing war stamps before school in the morning and at noon: Stamp corsages were sold at the all-high school carnival. As a result of all these combined efforts a total of S137,802.15 was raised. Then at last came that long awaited day when they registered as Juniors. At the fall election, Jim Wamsley, a newcomer, won the gubernatorial race, Katy Ells moved up to Lieutenant Governor, Ramona Peters became Secre- tary of State, and Bev Wehmiller, as Secretary of the Treasury, kept an eagle eye on the class finances. Every year the Juniors are haunted by the thoughts of raising money for the J unior-Senior Banquet, and during ROW 1-Eileen Reker, Dorothy Rezac, Herbert Rihn, John Sample. - ROW 2-Esther Schnell, Donnis Schoen, Kenneth E Scott, Raymond Sunderman. QTOP TO BOTTOM6 ROW 1-Lila Lloyd, Le- land Mann, Keith Morey, Junior Nien- huser, Donna Overman, Margaret Pear- son, Ramona Peters. ROW 2-Ellen McWilliams, Verne Miller, Ed- ward Narjes, Max Osborn, Reva Over- miller, Phillip Pegg, Kenneth Phelps. 22

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The Sophomore Class of 1946 Fast climbing to fame and fortune among the classes of S. H. S. is the class of 1948-the Sophomores. This class has shown outstanding leadership in all activities that it has entered or sponsored. A great part of the glory goes to LaVern Draper who was elected Governor and leader of the class. LaVern was assisted by Donal Mueller, Lieutenant Governor. Chosen to preside as Secretary of State was Rita Bond, and the Treasury has been under the care of Pam Kinne. Among the activities engaged in by the Sophomores were two school dances which were greatly enjoyed by all who attended them. Supervising the activities of the class were Louis Neuman, Miss Margaret McArtor, and Mrs. Ethel Lyngholm. Good luck to you as Juniors! TelUn er BACK ROW--Lyal Ladine, LeRoy Chaon, Harold Geu, Homer Lewis, Marshall Hendricks, Don Sherwood, Doyle Butts, Richard Clemens, Carl Braasch, Delbert Lessman, Leonard Kretz, Lloyd Folster. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Ethel Lyngholm, Joyce Ells, Shirley Harms, Beverley Lyngholm, Virginia Huff, Donna Doran, Pam Kinne, Rita Bond, Shirley Ladine, Ella Mae Horton, Kathleen Crowley, Shirley Cay- wood, Mr. Louis Neuman. SECOND ROW-Mary Ann Folkers, Adeline Divis, Jo Ann Draper, Ruth Livingston, Charlotte Langley, Dora Clark, Shirley Borcher, Miriam Kretz, Lula Kesselring, Donna Rae Chipps, Glenna Mae Hostettler, Peggy Cornelison. FIRST ROW-Jimmie Ichinaga, Jack Fisher, Bill Pegg, Beverly Kinnersley, LaVern Draper, Clifford Adams, Donald Lafler, Donald Brauer, Charles Barlow, Donald Kahl, Corliss Darnstadt. BACK, ROW-Ruth Siders, Bob Sherrerd, Lyle Zink, Donal Mueller, Howard Spearow, James McVicker, Raymond Ronk, Orvillei Rouillard, Helen Simpson. THIRD ROW-Miss Margaret McArtor, Erma Robertson, Leona Tank, Glenna Mae Smith, Jane Story, Patsy Montgomery, Betty McKelvey, Lois McBride, Phyllis Mahaffey, Phyllis Richardson. SECOND ROW-Audrey McWilliams, Marion Troutman, Erma Rihn, Dorothy Osborn, Maxine Radin, Bettymae Miller, Myrna. Planck, Freda Myers, Betty Ann Phelps, Emily Sowards. FIRST Overmiller, Don Smith, Bob Stegeman, Don Vizina, Don McKay, Robert Sample, i is e . 24