Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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School Offers Senror leglslalors meer Ih a special sessnon Pnclurecl are Mule Fnsher speaker of +he house and Carole Thomas Gary Sfaller Marleen Meyer Karen Greene Sandra Boen and Sharon Kerfler Noi puclured Don Nlghhngale Jumor leglslalors mee? wnfh M Kosla sponsor for a regular mee? mg In Room 300 From lefl 'lo rn + Jlm Nissen Cam: ea Choale Joylnn Glassburn Glorua Sanls Rlc Ladlne Judy Znegler Carolyn Afluns and Mr Kosla Nof plcfured Albert Hull Sophomore leguslarors walh spon sor Carl Crouse pose afler a reg ular meehng Cloclrwnse Jull Car lull Wanda Tappan RoGene Robinson Mr Crouse Carl Nel son Don Holsey Mr Swrfl Don Ray Crulse Ann Wa+son and Dar lene Hamby the Environment of Democracy I5 . . . rl ,N Lghg . .- V .Hu lk In u If A as X il . 'iz' -

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A First Class Sidney High, oflen praised for having one of lhe ou'l'- slanding s 1' u d e n 'I' govern- menls in Nebraska, has a slu- denf governmenl fashioned afler 'l'he slale unicameral legislalure. Each year in Seplember, slu- denfs elecl' a Nalional Legis- la+ive body from 'l'he lhree senior high s'l'al'es and facul- ly. Each s'I'a+e elecfs, al lhis lime, ifs own s'lal'e officers, while slale represenfafives Anfigipnaligigghe Ioulczgre of +he elecggags, rgembers all classes regularly walch as lhe relurns are elec+ed from 'l'l1e several are a ie . aro yn en scores as ie owman, i Feming, Le an Lewis, Kris Cave, Jerry Rogers, and Harold lrwin wafch. homerooms' , , 4 Q 5 Y 1 ' 3 g e L , . , , 5 E 2 r 5 i-i All egg - r X Gordon Prinfz lells abou? his experiences al Boys' S+a+e following inslallafion services as all members of 'lhe nalional sludenl govern- menl lislen. From leff io righl: George Hinn, vice-president Elmer Ladine, chief-iuslice of lhe supreme courl: Gordon Prinh, speaker of lhe house, Tom Jones, presidenl: Lynn Nelson, clerlr of lhe disiricf court Susan Coolr, girl slaler. Members of 'lhe Presidenfs cabinel: Mile Wrighl, Pam Hinrichs, Barbara Hyde, Marilyn Malay, Anna Thomas and Don Wade. Senafors: James Godfrey, Paul Sheaman and LaVern Kosia. Represenlalivesz Carolyn Osborn, Roger Young, Donna Burrows, Franl: Allison, Carol Slalelv, Sillre Hermann, Ken! Miller, PaHi Thompson, Phil Cronk, Jane Johnson, and Conrad Flohr. I4

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A Good School Provides the Opportunity to CABINET MEMBERS Mike Wrrghf secrelary of agrrculfure Pam Hlnrrchs secretary of stale Ann Thomas secretary of freasury Marilyn Maley secretary of achvlhes Don Wade secrelary of rnleruor Barbara Hyde secrelary of per sonnel To assisl and advise 'lhe presidenl' in mal-l'ers perlaining lo 'lhe sludenl' body is lhe duly of +he presiden+'s cabinef. This body, appoinled by +he presidenl who is always +he principal of +he school, consisfs of a secrelary of s+a'l'e. secrefary of lhe 'lreasury secre'l'ary of dC'llVI 'nes secre'l'ary of fhe inferior secre'l'ary of personnel and a secrelary of agrlcullure NATlONAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS VicePres1denf George Hmn Presldenl Tom Jones Chief Jushco Elmer Ladrne Senalors Lavern Kosfa Paul Sheaman and Jum Godfrey Legrslalors Carolyn Osborn Roger Young Donna Burrows Franl: Allison Carol Slefely Salle Hermann Gordon Prrnh Kenf Miller Palrh Thompson Phil Cronlr Jane Johnson and Conrad Flohr I6