Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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yinuuuuunr ian-an BACK ROW-Student Manager, Welshg Coaches, Maley and Shuman. ROW FIVE-Krueger, Schoen, Allgood, Chaon, Lewis, Woodward, Etherton, Malone, K. Scott, McVicker, Clemens, Kinney, and Millward. ROW FOUR-Neary, Vizina, Hyatt, Brauer, Peters, Hiner, F. Hand, Breternitz, Duncan, Elwell, J. Hein- lein, Erhart, and Brown. ROW THREE-Seevers, McKay, Lye,El1s, Sherwood, Rihn, Grabe, Powell, Willis, G. Curless, Barker, and V. Miller. ROW TWO-Stegeman, Rouillard, Weymouth, B. Jones, Kahl, Sebold, Mann, Wamsley, A. Jones, Adams, Weesner, and D. Smith. ROW ONE-O'Conne1l, Borcher, Wilnes, Butts, Ichinaga, Downs, Ayala, L. Hand, Holtman, T. Curless, and Bonesteel. n the Gridiron One of the best powerhouse teams to come out of S. H. S. for many years hung up a string of impressive victories this season. Alliance, an age-old Maroon rival, had defeated the Sidney teams for the last ten years, but this year Shuman's boys climbed out of the rut and whipped the Bulldogs. The tough Bearcats slipped by the Maroons in a freak last second play that gave the Scottsbluff team first in the W. N. C. Ray Maley, a newcomer to S. H. S., coached the reserve squad and led them through an undefeated season, while Coach Leo Shuman showed that his ability extends to the gridiron. This is Leo's first year as head football coach for the Maroons. HOLTMAN HAND AYALA DowNs ICHINAGA BUTTS WILNES L. END L. TACKLE L. GUARD CENTER R. GUARD R. TACKLE R. END 29

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BACK ROW-Jones, Hengl, Coach Shuman, Borcher, Stegeman, Downs. SECOND ROW-T. Curless, E. Ayala, Sebold, Student Manager-Madden, Wilnes, Mann, Holtman. FIRST ROW-Maley, Vizina, Butts, O'Connell, Bonesteel, Kahl, Miller, Smith. Maroon Cagers Enthusiasm was at high pitch from the glory of last year's state cage championship as the Sidney quintet started the season with four of Shuman's veterans: Bonesteel, Downs, Holt- man, and Wilnesg while O'Connell moved up to rate a place with the first five. Experience was gained when the Maroons travelled to Curtis and North Platte to open the cage season, netting one loss and one win. The first tough conference tilt came when Sid- ney chalked up a home victory, 35-24, over the Alliance Bulldogs. However, the thrill of the season was the night 1000 fans witnessed the Scottsbluff Bearcats nose Sidney out of a win, 42-36. After downing Bayard and Chadron, the Sidney team was tripped up by Mitchell at the District Tourney. The second team gained much experience to offset the loss of four first string veterans, and Maley's Frosh played a full schedule with only a few minor upsets. BACK ROW-Coach Maley, Barker. SECOND ROW-Elwell, Breternitz, Miller, Kennedy, Brown, Peters, Johnson, Heinlein, Peterson. FRONT ROW-Schnell, Powell, Etherton, Curless, Hiner, Lye, Willis, Anthony, Malone. 30