Sidney High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Sidney, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

THE 1 hd y SENIORS HIGH SCHOOL C dr EDNA KINFAID TOMMX WILKIE I Publis e b the Of SIDNEY o-e 1 ovs L T A v 14 ha '92 'iw-uiiduli' wa-iwfff Coach Iohn Lanham To our friend and sponsor or his help and understanding m all class actnmes we Seniors wish to declwate The 49 er 2 11' 14' , x Government, Manual Training, Athletics f ' i . . ' 9 EDISON MOYERS Supenntendent Algebra JOHN LANHAM Government Athletxcs Shop CHARLES SARGENT Soclology World Hmory Vocal Musxc Band HUBERT JOHNSON Bookkeeping Geometry Athletlcs Physxcal Educatxon FACULTY 1P l1 IU! 4u--- KJ -.sf 5' 4.51 Mini JL IFN 1 1' 1 I ANN WOOD General Scxence Phv rcs Biology LOUISE SHELDON Coolung Sewmg ARDES OAKESON Shorthand Tvnmz U S History BESSIE MENDENHALL English Speech -sf-1-fx :.,A?tN 1 14 .X'!Mk2 vl I? J I' 5-1 hh elnfqffmpp Qpa- Y Q U2 T I MTF ANNUAL STAFF Thxrd Row lmmy Viyu mm Rdvxlm Rrxrxld Hctaher Darr Il Harpolc Tommy Wllkle Dllmc Lord Ddxxd Hxrdmhm I t VIUIILIIIX Duxd Wxthcr .E-eu ld Rau Loul c Vw 1Ikcr 'vixrv me 'vfmvcr XXYLIDIB idle Exelyn Smith Ekelxn Stotw uhn Lanham Spun or Vidrgln Brmggfurd Role Golden Bdrmra WIICJH canne Recd Edna Km md Fust Rou Exd Hound Ill Perry IIWIH Bmmntt R0 alle Bxrnard Betty Henry War me Vw: ton Dunna Hpecht Our Smcwest Tlmnks to tha BUSINESS MEN OF SIDNEY AND C O M M U N I T Y WhoQe cooperatlon and support have made posslble th1s edmon of the THE 49 ER Annual Sta IN Msn '-Eiigglg X .4 , 4 , . ,' ' '- A - - 4 -1 - if . s I , fm - 4 . ' Y I I I 11 I XA I I A., 5 r 4 , h 4. A I 4 I IN .. ,Inv wwf' A . V, ,q..14 1 ' ' kg. 'va-, .1 . ffx L V . '.- Zi' '.'.v!'s,'- ' ' ' . D ' ' S, . I ' , c . ' I, 1 2 '.f1..'Q.,z'.1. '11 f 5 'Q ,.z4 JI: .rl s, ' . , ' ' , 'A' ., j S,. ' 'f' , N , . , i. V 5 1 'z . Je ' . ' in ' f. sz ' 1 , ' , id' I s . 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XA f X x, , .X 'f ,ff f' ff K 4 V- X , X k Class Officers fi-E: TOMMY WILKIB DUANE LORD BARBARA WILSON PAT PERRY COLORS M0110 Blue and Gold Tlus Far and Farther FLOWER 'Yellow Rose TOMMY WILKIE President F otball 1 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Declam 2 Class Play 3 Class OHICCI' 2 4 BARBARA WILSON Vice Preszdent Basketball 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorusl 2 3 4 YTeenl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Class Oilxcerl 2 4 PAT PERRY .Secremrg Glee Club 2 Class Play 3 YTeen l 2 3 4 Class OHICCI' 2 4 DUANE LORD Treasurer Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Class P1ay3 Class Officer 3 4 Q, 65, tbl IAQ:-5 5' ,JA i' 6 0 ,,: ,,,: , . , 9 3 5 . . ,Q ..,: 4 .. - --. l : Q ' . . , 3 . - , , Q . . 3 1 . - as Bw '-.gala fi X . grflf, gl xl 'J' he iii fr . - .T-jc.,-VZ4, 'x X 3-, f- X, A THE S E I O R CLASS VIRGINIA ADLE WARDINE WESTON etball 1 7 YTeen 2 3 4 Ban 3 4 G ee Club 1 7 3 4 Mixed Choru l 2 3 C a Play 3 Y eenl 2 3 4 4 Ku' Y ROSALEE BARNARD LOUISE WALKER PHYLLIS BENNETT EVELYN STOTTS Ba.ketball 2 Hamburg 1 2 Cla.s Officer I G ee Club 1 2 3, 4 Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2 - een l Z. 3. Mixed Chorus 3 4 Clee Club l 2 Mixed Choru. 3 YfTecn 3 4 f een 1 2 3. One Act Play 4 Baslcetballl 2 n l 2 7 Glee Club I. 2 3. 4 Mixed Choru. 2. 3 Y- een l 2 3, 4 TXT? '1 , I .Xgnsq-7-fd ,Il-T C 'ig ,T iv 18 6 MARGIE BRIDGEFORD Clee Club 2 AZEILE GARDNER Mixed Chorui 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 YTeens 7 3 4 f 9 eg- 5351554 ad , 'NX s ' ' 2 Ya , . 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Z, 3, 4 -wk Aff -if X Al 'I ff if f x A 1 1 -- ' -. - yr Lv Fl Fi Tl I 3 'ffl , .- 1 f I eng .i,, 4 X . 9 f f...r ee A Class One brrght sunny mgrnmg rn september l936 group of twenty mne mothers ga hcred rn the Kxnder garten of the Srdney Consohdated Schools Wrth them were twenty mne red eyed boys and grrls who drdnt lake thrs rdea of school at all Mrss Herrrman was the teacher who welcomed thus group As we look back on rt now rt was really a soft year we got to lay on rugs hiteen mmutes rn the mornmg and fifteen minutes rn the afternoon lviargme Ettlernan was the apple of our eyes because when she came rt was rhythm band trme There were soon 28 drsgusted boys and glrls The one happy one was Edna Krncard You see she got to play the drums ln the rhythm hand Thls was lead hy Woody Van Eaton We all survived our Ktndergarten year and went back to enroll rn the first grade We lot Evelyn Rose lobe Xffaxrne Reed Mane Shoemaker Bryan Reynolds and Carol France Muse We garned Azerle Gardner R C Larrd Merle Zack Bxlly Scroggms and Thomas and Boaby Morris Mrss Stxckler was our teacher and Miss Luther our muslc teacher ln second grade the boys all went on a bee catching spree that caused both trouble and excrtement Mrss Sherrff put up with us that year and Mrss Pow n was our musrc teacher Thus was the year that Dmrthy Mae Scott Ruth 'vfrller Charles Reeves Duane Smrth lames Tatreau Donald White Billy Prock Delbert Powers and Eva Howard came to our school We lost Janell Bryan Mrss Phelps was our thrrd grade teacher and she about decxded to qurt teachrng untrl we became fourth graders the day the boys locked themselves rn the old cho l bus box out on the playground and the girls under the threat of a beating wouldn t tell where they were We lost Woody Van Eaton and gamed Max Stady Wanda thrrty four Mrss Chrrstcnson was our musrc teacher Our fourth grade teacher Mrs Nelson was really floored the day Wava Peeler walked rn and showed her a huge lock of harr that had been yanked out lust above her forehead It seemed that Wava had been domg acrobats on the teetcr totters and had come too close to the ground Mxss Chrxstenson was our musrc teacher agarn thrs year We gamed Stanley ordan and lost Gladys Mae Strcham and Edna Kmcard Our fifth grade was hrghlxght d by the entrance of Damel Boone to our class Of course the teachers all called hrm Lyle Lesher Thrs year we lost Evelyn Smrth Brlly Prock Max Stady Tommy otewart Azerle Gardner and Merle Zack Our teacher thus year was Vhs Clayton and our musrc teacher Mxss Chrrstenson Our srxth grade was marked by the tornado that ap peared durxng the year Maybe rt was the cause of losmg Duane Smrth Donald Whxte Charles Reeves and Lela Mae Glasgow who left the same year s e came but It blew m Louella Collms Margre Bndgeford Helen Davrs Delphra Melton Patrrcra Perry and Donald Shaffer Mrs Nelson taught us again thus year We al o had Miss Chnstenson for our musxc teacher agam She must have had a strong constrtutron because she stood us for four years straxght 'virs Drckrnson was our s venth grade teacher and Mrss Antes our music teacher Our class totaled twenty -LT.. 5 5 -3.3 77'-se if ,wxii A621 ' I0 Hzstor erght Irm Crrttenden Homer Lawle s Dune joy and Vrolet Manor came rn We lost loyce Wrllxams Donald Shaffer Patrrcra Perry and Vlolet Major Our erghth grade year was hnghlxghted by the en trance of a beautrful redhead To most of the boys drsappoxntment she turned out to be one of our teach ers Mrss Seamer The other teacher was Mrss Wrenert and Mrs Brown was our musrc teacher Thrs year we lost our prrze attractron Lyle Lesher but ames Rawlms laney Newton Betty Brown Wardme Weston and Betty Lou jones came rn and helped make up the lo s Our class colors thrs year were blue and srlver our flower blue carnatrons our motto Senxors or bust Our erghth grade school year was hke a story wrth a surprrse endmg The surprnse was that we all passed our erghth grade exams and were promotfd to hgh school Fourteen of the orwrnal twenty mne of the begmmng class were rn this group Our freshman year our class totaled forty five We gamed james Vaughn Duane Lord C al Godea Davrd Barnes Don Glasgow Arn ld Lee Brad ey Ken neth Collrns Duane Lundy Ednth Arnett Evelyn Smrth Donna Mae Specht Betty Henry Patrlcra Perry Phyllis Darland Mary Iane Moyers and Ralph Rowe We lost Pat Boane R C Larrd Manlyn Mattes Phyllrs Darland and Louella Collms We really surprlsed everyone wlth such a big class It wasnt long untrl we got a surprxse ourselves freshman rmtmatron Phyllrs Darland wa Homecomrng ueen quite an honor for a freshman Our sponsor was Mrs Huntmg Our sophomore year took on a slrghtly drfferent color We really got into the swrng of thrngs urte a few of the class got rn the habnt of skrprmg schol but not many got caught ln the act We were rn charge of fresh man rnrtlatron thrs year not the vrctrms and we really took adxantage of the sltuatron Our pnde and joy was our hot seat It gave a slrght electrrcal shock to any one who sat on rt and they dndnt srt very lorg Our most rnterestrng class was brology It mcluded field trrps, prcmcs and chxh suppers Our Chnstm s tr e was the brggest and best decorated tree rn school It was so tall that lt overlapped at the cerllng Fred L ohrson our sponsor and brology teacher helped us as a project of our brology class to plant two Red Maple trecs on the lawn rn front of the hrgh school We gamfd Evelyn Stotts and Phrllrp Foster but lost Charles Golden Lols Sumner Wava Peeler Wanda Dorl Helen Davrs Merle Kuhns James Vaughn Homer Lawless Arnold Lee Bradley Phrlhp Foster and Daud Barnes Our lun or year was an eventful year any ay rt was drfferent The ones that sklpped school got caught un fortunately and turned rnto authors therr specialty be ng 1200 word themes on How Best To Occupy Any Spare Tame I May Hate Thus was Profs ug estron One outstandrng event of the year was the junior Semor banquet the theme was beautiful Hawan Our spon ors Miss Sheldon and Mr Lanham with the whole class worked drlrgently to make the banquet one of the most outstanding ever grven rn Sidney Great Scotts' I almost forgot the Iumor play Thus was dlrected by Ndr Goslrn the Englrsh teacher and was a trem nd us suc cess due to the efforts of the entrre class and the manual QContmued on Page 393 C I r s ' L - ' A , I v 3 ,I - I V 1 5-Q I . . .. . , , . 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I . .., K V - Semor Class Wzll V1rg1n1a Adle w1ll my beauty to Maelee Hatten Rosle Barnard w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep my mouth shut to joan Mortlmore Phyllls Bennett w1ll my beautlful red halr to Barbara Brownfield Margxe Br1dgeford w1ll my love for school to Rlch Van Arsdale Ronald Fletcher w1ll my freckles and freshman glrl frlend to Roger Shlifer Phllllp Foster w1ll my way wlth women to Rlchard Melvxlle Azelle Gardner w1ll my breathtaking walk to jame Altken Dav1d Hardman w1ll my curly ha1r to Mr Moyers Darrell Harpole w1ll my shmness to Jack jordan Eva Howard w1ll my slnglng talent to my slster Bertha Edna Kxneald w1ll my DIHIDS to Carroll Hogsett Duane Lord w1ll my even temper to Mlss Oakeson Mary jane Moyers w1ll my red pedal pushers to Mrs Mend nh 1ll jlmmy Myers w1ll my lmck of concelt to jam Hall Pat Perry w1ll my ablllty to slng Tem try shun to Beverly Greenwood james Rawllns w1ll my bass horn to Ronald Mead ln hopes Ronnle w1ll put some of that wmd to a good use Jeame Reed w1ll my small nose to Tommy johnson Evelyn Sm1th vv1ll my abllxty to g1V6 boys the cold shoulder to Dona Ott ROSIC Golden w1ll my figure to Shlrley Coleman Donna Speeht vnll my plumpness to Ellen Lawrence Evelyn Stotts w1ll my bashfulness to Lols L xwless Louxse Walker w1ll to jumor MCL rughlm my 1b1l1ty to make wxtty remarks wxthout tryn g Wardme Weston w1ll to Jeanne Ballmger my ab1l1ty to have and to HOLD a truck drrver Barbara Wxlson vnll my sm1le and sweet d1spos1t1on to Elame jones Tommy Wllkle vnll my basketball sult to Buddy Cloyd John Mullannax w1ll my br1ll1ant speech makmg to Rex Farwell We The Senlor Class of 1949 vull to the JUHIOI' Class our ab1l1ty to make floats wm C 6 E E homecomlng honors and carnlval elect1ons the advanced ty pang class vmll our ab1l1ty to always do our lesson over and st1ll keep a sweet dlsposmtlon the s1x semor football play ers w1ll our handsomeness and outstmdmg football record to the ophomore class vxho haven t many mterested boys the government class w1ll to all who are forced to take xt next year our amazmg ab1l1ty to keep smrllng even after th1s class the physles class w1ll our br1ll1ant work and gly part1es to any one feeble mlnded enough to take It next year 423 L, Airs- it Adina ik'- . . 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' , U, ,A Y, H . , .. , . , . s , f ' A . 4 if 4 afigg' 'vs 5.33 C -yn 9 'J. --',l,f'-ffgf ' ' f-'Z F A X ' , TA - , . f:-' Junior Class l 1 Thwd Row Donna Ray Ott Donna Tomp on Lotu e Perlcm Jumor Mcl.aughlm Lewls Butts Davxd Ruse Leona Gibson Mnldred Fender Vrrgmra Hatten Second Row lean Ballmger Roy Lrght lm Hall Beverly Greenwood M1 s Sheldon lviary ane Antken Richard lvielvrlle Gary Dryden Marylyn Folks Franceo LaMaster Fwst Row Violet Swx her joan Mortrmore Ronald Allen Meade Brlly Meek Davrd Greedy Sally Hamng Elam lone umors who were absent jack jorden and Carl Chaney A class full of vxm vigor and v1tal1ty thats the jumors Therr first proof of thls was the most successful Homecomlng Dance to whlch the Alumni were also mvrtcd Second they clalmed two of the three candldates for the Homecommg ueen Vrrglnra Hatten and Sally Hanmg Next the jumors ran second to the benlors for the Carnival Kmg and ueen wlth Jame Altken and Carl Chaney as therr candldates Whrttlrn was therr comedy of the year It proved to be as good as adver t1sements had stated Last but by no means least was the1r banquet honormg the Semors wlth The 49 ers as the1r theme Thls took place rn the Legion Hall Aprll 18th The Jumor mothers prepared the meal whlch was served by SIX Sophomore 49 er couples All pronounced It an evemng of surprlses success and pleasure as was thelr whole umor year Cuss OFHCERS Presrclenz BEVFRLY Ganrmwooo Vxce President RICHARD MELVILLE Secretary SALLY Hfmmc 'T-ygg5u1g7 JANIE AITKEN Sponsor Louise SHELDON 'Irs-152' ia ,a,rrxa'!' - l .4 Q. 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'Z - Ag N .1411 .GL A ' T '12 Sophomore Class r l Ls: Thlfd Row Larry Ballmger Everett Lyons Dean Brake Mxckey Hummel Charles Lacy Jack Brxgg Dlck Van Arsclale Carol Hogsett Conde Hannmg Second Row Mary Ellrott Evelyn Lewns Mary Epperson Margaret Mmeer Shxrley Coleman Mrs Mendenhall Shrrley NlChOlS Dorothy Fo ter Elame Barnes Phyllxs Walker Shrrley Wright Fwst Row Thur ton Johnson Albert Seymour Roger Crouse jim Meek Keith Cowden Dale Orton Donald Moseley Bxlly Haun We started off the year by belng hosts at a party for the newly arrwed Fresh men There were games stunts pranks and dancmg Small hats were made for the occasxon to xdentlfy the green students We had monthly class meetlngs and also collected dues We gave the thxrd dance of the year It was called a Sock Hop wlth prxzes for the loudest socks and for the bxggest feet Our nommees for the Klng and ueen of the Y Teen Carmval were Shlrley Coleman and Albert Seymour CLASS GFFICERS Presrdent Rosen Cnousrz Vrce Presrdenz ALBERT SEYMOUR Tveasuvn MICKEY HUMMEL Sponsor Mas BESS MENDENHALL S3 svn 'J A Silva i ,A 13 f a.. 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D o NALD Mosntev 1 115- Zl-A , a.. , , fi iv .air 'ggi F -A -.M Ty Xi' -Gr, .,.-:dug . .. .,- ,V I T' ,K 'i , , Freshman Class 'Y'NXl':, Thrrd Row jack Stotts jxm Nmneman Kenneth Wyatt Don Frednckson Eugene Pxerce Rxchard Thomp on Don Brooks Rlchard Hall Tommy johnson Gale Greedy Roger Shxifer Dale Greedy Second Row Barbara Brownheld Betty Gla gow Donna Reeves Roberta Benedrct Pat Reynold Wahnetah Smxth Ann Wood Ellen Lawrence Phyllrs Zach Maelee Hatten Pat Pxer on Iamce Hamng Laxon Matte Fxrst Row Bertha Howard Alta Ogden Davmd Hanmg Bobble Mather Lavern Slmpson lvlaurlce Fox Rex Farwell Gary Curtls Buddy Cloyd L1ke all freshmen we entered Sxdney Hrgh School vuth the regular 1n1t1at10n by the sophomores The theme of our HOmCCOmlng float was Feudln and Fxghtln It won second prrze We give a Sadle HRWRIHS dance IH November Wlfh Marrym Sam and plenty of Da1sy Maes present Our candldates for the YTeen Carnnval Klng and ueen were Pat Reynolds and Rex Farwell On December we held our Chrlstmas exchange after a carohng party Maybe we were green freshmen but we had lots of fun Cuss OFFICERS Presrdenr TOMMY loHNsoN Vxce Pvesrdem RICHARD THOMPSON Secretarx l0E WYATT Sponsor Mlss Am-1 Woon C. f 55 Hr J il Je 'swlxaffl ggi 14 1 ' ' ' 'xx l - f W - . . V , lr L . A X lee 2' 4 S 'Z . . . Q ' f ' I S '- 1 A 7 9 ' S , ' ' , ' s. ' I I I, ! ' D A ! 3 A 4 1 5 ! ' .' ,, , , .. . . . 2 . . . I . r , 4 Q V . ' Y. V ' Y , , 'Treasurev .,.. ,,,t.... .,....,,,,, , .,...... ,.,,. . ..,.,..... . . . .IANICE HANING , Q I K V 2 1 f-aiu --M Jn'!- .. ,,,, A i ll, M ll ll 'la N e -Fla X ' t' ' -I f ' . atv? askin.. . GJ -Q' -IL.. ,A-I Y 4 1 g1f'Ft,,'.Lf N or X so 1. ?- : Fx Grade Faculty fm -1 f'7 GOLDIE COLEMAN WINIFRED IOHNSON 7th Grade Musrc 'QI are, DELORES COOK 3rd Grade , I g, 'vt , g,,2' iv-if FLORA MAE NAETIBR LAURA ARGABRIGHT 4th Grade 2nd Grade E ll FO? YTC7' fd -..-I IEAN POLSLEY WAYNE VJEST 6th Trade 8th Grade mfww OP AL DAY Kmdergarten Prrncmal if RUBY RACINE Sth Grade CECILIA WELLMAN lst Grade Aghhg sgiiqe fzfi ,23.-w-K Eighth Grade Third Row: jerry Johnson, Rita McFadden, jack Nenneman, joylea Rubink, Bob Gardner. Second Row: Bert Barnard, junior Gibson, joan Knackstedt, Mr. West, Nancy Norman, Wayne Driever, Merlin Gardner. First Row: Shirley Henry, Richard Baker, Rosemary jackson, Eva jones, Ronnie Williams. Absent: Lonnie Ward, james Gibson. Seventh Grade Fourth Row Abe Lawrence Carl Fox Lawrence Swisher junior Swisher jack Hill Duane Brake Kent Maffitt Forrest Farwell james Camerlinck Marion Dishong Billy Long Glen McCormick Thtrd Row Winnie johnson fMUSlC Teacher, Wanda Reed Karen Greenwood Margaret Stewart Dorris Sumner Donna Orton Ramona Kelsey Elaine Blackburn ueretha Keeler Shirley Carpenter Bonnie Bromley Shirley Glasgow Goldie Coleman Second Row Beverly Thompson Darlene Wright Phyllis Day Beverly Shirley Retha jones Faye Henry Nina Brownfield Maye Henry Venlta Hooton Catherine Camerlinck First Row Gordon Mather Kenneth Walker Bob Shirley Gary Blur Earl jorgenson Marty Maher Dean Henry Ross Whitehead Sixth Grade Third Row Marjorie Pegau Gary LaMasters udith Dishong Beverly Hogsett Tommy Nenneman Patsy Barnes Monty Kimball Second Row Wendell Mather Tommy Pierson Donald james Charlene Martin Arlene Knackstedt jean Polsley Bob james Bob Hall Marian Stiles Warren Taylor Mike Walters First Row Buddy Brownfield Teddy Hun mel Virginia Reed Dollie Lawrence Donna Nenneman Larry Gardner Beverly Thompson Delvin 4, Brake Carrol Trevtet L' no IE? -2 L XJQWXUK .3 AT 16 ' 3 3 3 1 1 , , i Q a Q y - ' 3 7 7 1 7 Y ! , , Q , , s a ' ' - r ' S ' 9 ' 9 a s 1 9 , . 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First Row: Dorothy Elliott, Kaye Henry, Donald Elliot, Dean Hartnett, Allen Weston, Mickey Williams, Corinne Baker, Phyllis Orton, Raymond Rice, Harry' Fox. Absent: Joan Ward, Kenny Allen Stuart. Fourth Grade Third Row George Jones Kathrine Lawless Valveda Chandler ll Norm in Leroy McAlex1ndcr Leroy Kelsey Voniece Blair Darla Leffler Christelou Blau Nancey Wyatt Second Row Kay Kuhns Bonnie Long Lynnette Johnson Joy Bill Dryden Jimmy Jenkins Flora Mae Metier Nancy Martin Kay Sligar Bobby Ncnneman Evelyn Kelsey Janelle Kimball First Rou Larry Walker Jo Babcock Maryln Crouse Bobby Batemin Richard Whitehead Bonnie Barrett Barbara Henry Rita Camerlmck Mary Hartnett Absent Rich Bobbitt Delzene Brake Lyle Mattes Lynn Benson C.- vr. Q if AWK 5J ' Third Grade Third Row Dennis Povyles Kathryn Marzahn erry Howard Melvin Taylor Patricia Blair Carmen Atkinson Wanda Davis Larry Walston Don Hall Gary Grape Second Row Gene Reeves Wilma Jo Hopkins Clark Maffet Keith Fox Gl Vernon Kelsey Delores Cook Bonnie Magel Peggy Glasgow enn Irwin Donald Bateman Barbara Shirley First Row Steven Rice Delores Wilson Beverly Fox Barbara Fox Jackie Williams Terry Carpenter Judy Cottingham Larry Greedy Rex Hooton 18 ' I , 1 , J1 ' 7 Y I I K 1 K 3 Y 1 3 , . 5 v 1 1 1 - 7: i , ' s I 1 1 I 1 S I ' 1 ' 1 s C 1 7 . ' ' , I I ' , ' , J - , 1 1 , 1 1 , . 5 1 1 1 Y 5 1 9 1 , . f , 1 1 1 E cf! 51, h 1 1 ' 1 '1 1 a Barbara Thompson. ,fir 2-X 4 ' 'F' .- x 4 1 f,gu' fx ' E l ,. , g ' IJ 'IE Lx -gg? I 'uw 9 ' ,QE .5 'g -E ,K f V ---.H 1 r - gps... - 954-,Ax , if ,,, W- , , : ., .1 tx , .C a K ,A X fi-57 X - I - ' H Fourth male 4 3 Mx Fifth 'fade 19 -55' Thwd male 3,-4 svn V Xing. ij. f 4' Z -ha. Second Grade 'Third Row: Darwin Ward, Larry Barnard, Quincy Adams, Murle Mincks, Miss Martin, James Mincks, Edwin James, Eddie Joe Stiles, Billy Camerlincl-r. Second Row: Bonnie Baker, Walter Long, Leonard McDaniel, Sandra Zach, Judianne Allely, Judith Cannon, Danny Barnes, Judy Mathis, Danny Henry. First Row: Janice William, Helen Haun, Sherrill Johnson, Mary Jane Driever, Kay McCormick, Connie Jo Beam. Lela Howard, Darlene Barrett. Absent: Tommy Bohhitt, Henry Thompson. F zrst rdde Third Row Maurice Nile Maher Henry Martin Gene Ward Susie Dishong Margery Marzahn Miss Wellman Richard Martin Darryl Mincer Kenneth Hudson Alice Johnson Jane Bassinger Second Row Norma Jean Walstom Jimmy Nenneman Betty Knockstedt Larry Whitehead Viola Mattes Grace Lawrence Phillip Bateman Stephen Johnson Mickey Jo McAlexander Judy Hooton First Row Marilyn Henry Roger Ward Betty Camerllnck Betty Fox Bobby Ran k Laverne Mattes Larry Shirley Sharon Payne Absent Sue Hopkins Janice Stewart Deanna Brake Wilma ean McDaniel Kindergarten Third Row Jimmy Barrett Ronald Kuhns Linda Benson Mrs Orvill Day Sherie Daniel ulia Bridges Marion McConahay Second Row Stanley Orton Luanne Barnard Dianne Walker Allan Fisher Glenda Kimball Joyce Hanrahan Leonard Chandler udy Jones First Row Kenneth Thompson Florance Howard Bonnie Wright Sharon Dugger Jackie Pierson Dennis Dean Driever Sandra Walker Absent Eloise Eaton Judy Moore Vivian Riehards KY'-xr MAH! F 1. 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Pat Mallennax Is now prlson warden at Mxtchellvllle Gxrls Reformatory and he thought he yy is couped up at school jlmmy Myers Presldent of Myers Glue Factory for unwanted horses and mules Mlry jane Moyers Illymg the oboe 1n Ind1a charmmg the snakes Duane Lord Human skeleton of Blrnum and Bally Circus Pat Perry Is now takmg Cy psy Rose Lees place IH the D1 tmond Horseshoe Tommy W1lk1e Is now marrled and IS farmlng just outslde of RIVCFIOII Margle Brldgeford Is now modellng Madam Straws grass sk1rts mmes Rayylms Strll gomg to college Some people say we w1ll have to burn the college doxy n to get hxm out Dayrd Hurdm m Is try mg to slng h1s vyay lnto Radlo and he 1S st1ll smgmg Phyll Bennett Is a nurse 1n South Amerlca under Drs ulek and uack for homeless 1HllTldlS Edna Kmtud Who IS keeplng house for Phllllp Foster vyho had a nervous breakdovyn when he heard that Loulse Walker marrled another man A e1lt C ardner Is now travelmg vuth a carn1val that hlts Sxdney durlng Rodeo wrth the Soph1st1tated Hula Hula Dancers Donna Spe ht Is now IH Washlngton I1 mg yxrth you know vtho Darrell Harpole Is now a hermlt ln the north vyoods slnce all the glrls turned hum dovyn ROSIC Colden Has just recemved her drvorte from her Sth husband and IS now looklng for No 6 Barl ara Wllson Is a model for the You Bet er U e a Safety Pm Sarong Co of Hamburg Evelyn Stotts Is now settlng PINS up rn a boyyllng alley smce she found out she couldnt P HY Wardme Weston Prlvate secretary for th Brlggs and Son Trutkmg Flrm Evelyn Smlth Chorus Clrl at the Dew Drep Inn Vmrgxma Adle Is now vacat1on1ng 1n Florlda trymg to get over the shock of Jim gomg to College Ronme Fletcher Is now butchermg horses for Myers Glue Factory jeannle Reed Is runmng the old maxds home at Payne Junctlon 'k'k'k K'-xy ,AE i trhil IL MQJQKX 43 1 22 , , , ,ii - I .. . .. . - , . 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'--.. ,' Q 'e-, i.1.f1:,Qf 'k 5 V1 :ffl -4-'. .J -vita xxxx 1 . 5 1' X Q Football 1948 Sadney Sadney Sadney Sldney Sadney Srdney Sadney Sldney Sadney 7 0 1 2 K Essex Peru Wa nut 6 Syracuse 0 Rockport 26 Hamburg 7 D T1ark1o Hamburg 20 The Sadney Football team of 1949 xx as one of the best not only 1D fight but 1n sparat Sportang nexx flashy red and vxhate unaforms the Coxxlaoys proved themselves worthy of the loyal support of the enthusaastae Sadney fans Althouvh they vyon only three games and taed one they fought hard to the Haalsh Thanks to Coaeh ohnsons hard xxork and the boys wall to xxm the team xx as mold d IIIIO one fiehtmg unat Wlaale sometmaes outplayed they yyere never outfought or daseouraged The Hrgh Lxght of the season xx as the homecommg game an xxhxeh the hoys trampled Sxraeuse Preparatlons for thas frame hegan xxeeks an tdvanee and xxere ehma:-ted wlth the longest most elahor ate parade ever to he presented hy S H S The praze xvmnang float was the result of the hours of xxork of tlae Senlor Class Durang the half of thas game Cnnny Adle xx as eroxxned ueen and klssed hy the eaptaln of the evenmg ammy Myers The evenang vxas a total sueeess At the end of the season ,Iam My ers and Red Hardman xxere eleeted eo captaans hy the members ot the squad Hats off to xmmy Myers xxho made the F1rst Tr1St11te team and many complaments to R d Hardman and Louas Butts vxho mad the Seeond Trl State team Those xxho graduate are lfflllly Myers xxhose love for the game and fightantg sparlt rs n eded on exery team Red Hardman xxhose ahalaty to advance the laall xx as outstandanq Tom Walkae xxhose sagnal eallang xxall he H114 ed ames Raxxhns short and th laqhtest man 1U th lane up hut had lots of Hvht Pat Mullannaxt dependable on hoth offense and defense and Duane Lord xx hose lane plunvang xxall he hard to replaee Th Senaor Flass xxashes good luelx and the most sueee s to the team of next year ix -l'f Xitjlkygng E A f a. 1 'Z 1 a I9 ' 6 6 1 K 1 11 1 '1 1 j - I 1 1 w 1 v I x 4 Y 5 'F ', 1 , 1 1 ' 3 '1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . ,, ' ' 1 1 . 1 1 , . ,. 1 1 1 1 1 Q I 12 C 1 K, ' , e 1 V1 , 1 Y 'w 3 5 2 . ,, . . .1 - - -Q ' L7 T T1 , '1 A 1 1 ' 1 T . 1 1 bl 1 'Tw 1 2 R 's ' 2' ' I 1. 1 1 , 1 - ' x ' - 1 , 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 S ' x -v 4 V - 1 N T' ,1 . 1 1 1g - 1 Q 5 2 1 e -2 I 4. ,J 1 ,s l , , . -- - 1 1 . 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W 1 h 1 QF' ' ' K, it f T ,.. 25 1 - .sa Boys Basketball Squad Second Row Gary fum Gale Greedy Larry Ballrnger Rrchard Hall Don Brooks Coach ohnaon Tommy john on Eugene Thomp on Buddy Cloyd joe Wyatt Ilm Nenneman Flrsr Row Roger Shrffer Eugene Plerce Carl Chaney Richard Melvxlle Davxd Hardman Lewm Butts Tommy Wrlkre Rlchard Thompfon Cary Dryden Mlckey Hummel Dale Orton Donald Fred rlckson 'lr ir SEASON S TH YY Farragut E sex Hamburg Tabor Blanchard Randolph Tabor Hamburg Rrverton Peru Rockport Percrval Tarkxo Thurman 'Ir RECORD Sldne Srdne ldney Sldnev Sxdney Srdney COUNTY TOURNAMENT Randolph Tabor Farragut SECTION mL TOURNAMFNT Malvern Tabor DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Clarmda By Davzd Hardman and Tom Wllkue iii' Q, f5nB w-.1 EJ 4.2-XB ...gs 4Q. 3 I 5. 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X 26 Basketball 48 49 It was certamly a blg year for the Red and Whlte of the Sxdney basketball team They won a total of 15 games While losmg only 6 They advanced farther than any other team m Sndney hxstory by wmnmg the Boys State Sectional and losmg to Clarmda 1n the Hrst round of the D1str1ct tourney Clarxnda went, on to wln the Dlstrxct It was a fast movmg season for the Cowboys and they vuound up on top of the county conference heap wlth a total of 7 VICIOYICS and 0 defeats m conference play The team then advanced to the fmals of the county tournament vthere they were taken out by Farragut The team then went to the Secnonal where they whxpped Malvern the Mxlls county champs by ten POIHIS Three n1ghts later the Sldney team bested Tabor to wxn the Class A Secuonal The Sldney Red and White fxmshed w1th three new trophxes .ln the trophy case lst ln the County conference Znd 1n the County Tourney lst 1n the Sectxonal Sxdney should have another fine team next year They lose Hardman stellar guard and Wxlkle pxvot We the team want to express our thanks to Coach johnson who worked hard vuth us all season and who has put Sxdney on the wmmng track P Y . . , . . . Y , 1 7 ' - 1 , . - , , , . 1 1 U V , ,eff-551 .Q sg.:-J '3- iursl h- f - , , ...V- .v dll V , ef t A ' Q.. w- ,- gf 'ft-.. ,- ,I , H f F' Q nit! s i A dll' e SL,- 27 ggflis Qwls Basketball 48 49 Bac Row Maelee Hatten Betty Glasgow Elaxne jones Gmny Adle Coach John Lanham 'vlary Jane Moyer joan M0ftlmOfC Donna Reeves Pat Pler on Front Row Sally Hamng Magg1e Mmcer Evelyn LEWIS Shxrley NlChOl Janne Axtken Wahnetah Smlth Sh1rley Coleman DATE SIDNEY vs THEY November December December December December January january anuary COUNTY TUURN 4MENT anuary 20 anuary 2 1 January 22 SECTION KL TOURN XMLNT February February February February February February x F1110 'ffl' QQQHYHK .:3 Farragut Hamburg Tabor Blanchard Randolph Tabor Thurman Rlverton Hamburg Tabor Perc1val Randolph Malvern Strahm Tabor Percwal Thurman 28 1 2 1 f li 1 , y , ' , A , , . WE 23 23 40 3 45 s 10 ll 19 13 . 44 62 21 22 18 8 14 43 6 16 20 J 14 ' 36 22 J A 36 17 J 29 42 A 33 25 A A 2 ' . 28 23 3' 36 20 4' . 39 40 S 30 40 7 ' 38 26 18 20 24 fi' ' 2 11 1 iff, N is ex Xi? ' aj Qwls Basketball Squad Bac Row Manager Bexerly Greenwood Betty Cla gow Donna Reeves Coach John Lanham Maelee Hatten Pat Pxerson Chaperon jean Pol ley Front Row joan Vlortlmore Gmny Adle Mary jane Moyers eanne Ballmger Vxrgmxa Hatten lame Antken Wahnetah Smrth Shxrley Nxchols Shnrley Coleman Maggre Mmcer Elame lone Sally Hanmg The GIYIS Basketball Team of 48 and 49 was one of the smallest ln the county Regardless of thexr SIZC the glrls had plenty of Splflf and fivht Every game ln whlch the g1rls played was worth watchmg The Cowgxrls added two trophles to the trophy ease One bemg th1rd 1n the County Tournament and the other consolatlon ln the Sect1onal Tournament Thanks to the patxence and hard work of our Coach john Lanham and full coopcrauon of Norma and Lynn' There were only two senlors on the squad thlS year Gmny Adlc guard and Mary jane Moyers forward Best wzslzes to the squad of 49 and 50 ffc-5 4: 4.145 V Fame W ik., 29 f ',2, O k I ' . S , , , C C u u M - I - , , , I , , , , , , r s, . - . . . G . 1 . . I. I V . . . 5 Q Y , . , . , D 1 Jang-2' 'N al, t 1- W 5 'MN . I 1, ,. ,in t will ,.1Ls . 'fi , V Syl. f nil Aw A-, - Aff . -. ,f , K- W f 'Q v lunior High Basketball Champs of 1948 Second Row: Coach West, Roger Shiffer, Tommy johnson, jimmy Brown' field, Don Fredrickson, Eugene Pierce. First Row: joe Wyatt, Gary Curtis, Don Brooks, Kenneth Wyatt, Richard Thompson, Richard Hall, Buddy Cloyd. lunzor High Track o 1948 Second Row john Lanham Kenneth Wyatt Roger Shiffcr Eugene Pierce Richard Thompson Donald Fredrickson Delvm Brake Glfy Curtis Mr West First Row Richard Biker Bud Brake Tommy Pitrson Monty Kimball Earl jorgenson Marty Maher Absent oe Wyatt james Bisbon Douvlas Engleman Cl, if 5 frngd 5-,IK , H Junior High Girls Basketball o 1949 Second Row Evi jones joan Knockstedt Nancy Norman joylea Rubink Coach Goldie Coleman Rita McFadden Elaine Blackburn Bonnie Bromley Shirley CIYPCDICY First Row Phyllis Day Rctha ones Nina Brovsnflcld Jaye Henry Rose mary jackson Karen Greenwood 30 a 0 f 5 ' 1 1 , 4 , S 9 S I 3 7 ' 5 1 5 w , R s , , . 3 J , , C, . . , . f : 2 S 9 1 7 5 , . I . . . J f a 2 a , ,Q . I 1 '. J , - ' , , 'f , . C .Q ls , rf f - 4b 1 f-, 1-ills A , ,W , at .L 4,,. l' ll . 'l x I : A'1 at Q .LJ-. f . 'sz .gg ,551 j F fw '-'77-.51 LA K' '- xg.-1.4, ' xx :ll 'Q I -X ,Sax H fu-R 7 ,Mt 5-'Nw fvvuf'-., fwii -GP' gi il if mea 'S' 'WFS 'QQ 'Ni' Wi?- Ji-.N 31 4,7 1 2 2 fax. . it Q I I Q. -' i A-f?'ig5 2 il? -Eif - F ani-: ,- - ii'- Boys Track '48 The Sidney boys opened their 1948 track season successfully by topping Malvern in a dual meet at Malvern 68 to 59. Their next meet was the TrifState meet at Tarkio and Keller was the only member who was able to win a place in the rugged competition that was provided by 30 schools in Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri. The next meet was the Fremont County meet in which the team met with success and captured the county championship. Keller was Sidney's outstanding performer in the meet, capturing both the low and high hurdles and placed second in two other events. He was ably assisted by Butts, Hardman, Melville, Myers, Lord who all placed high in their re' spective events. The day following the County meet the boys went to the invitational meet at Nebraska City, where Butts tied for first in the pole vault and Keller captured the low hurdles. Next they went to the TrifState Conference meet and came in and placed third behind Tarkio and Rockport. The district meet was held in Shenandoah where Keller, Hardman, and Lord won their events and thus qualihed for the State meet which was held at Iowa State College. Keller placed third in the State meet in the 200 yard but Lord and Hardman failed to place The boys this year are looking forward to an equally successful season in 49 with Z7 boys reporting for track this year Girls Track 48 The Sidney Girls track team of 1948 was the best in history of S H S The girls took part in just one meet which was held at Mustang field in Shenandoah They won more points than any other school entitling them to the first place trophy They also won the trophy given for Hrst place in the relays Baseball 48 The baseball team this year was composed primarily of underclassmen and lacked the needed experience to form a winning combination They started out by losing 4 straight games and then hit their stride by knocking off Percival 2 l in a tight ball game Sidney then entered the Sectional Tournament where they played without a Senior on the squad The team whipped Strahin 9 2 in the first round and were defeated by Thurman 'G 0 in the semi finals Thurman won the tournament This vxas the best game the ball club turned in all year This years team is looking forward to a good season next year as it will have every member returning to the squad They will also have the extra years experience to carry them along the winning p tth f r' K rin 0 E L3s,54QxtaK .13 5 1 32 . . . , . V . . ' J 1 . . . , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 I . ' K ' I 1 1 1 . 4 2 ' 2 . ' ' 2 . . t. . , . . . . 1 . 1 I - 1 1 S - X . l K Y 1 i . f-. gc! qi., 1 G. -X A l 'L' fl i, fx 41 N L ,151 53' 11, '53 P ij f.f' . A A .., 'V - 4 '. ', J -' ' -'L ' Y x v a C c ., X -A s xi ' D VUCAL Qc I 'EW 3 Ss H DEC A L am A cs G X Y TEEN V 'Q N1 Band Fourth Row: Gary Dryden, Bruce Hopkins, jack Nenneman, Rosie Golden, Richard Melville, Shirley Nichols, Ronald Fletcher, Tommy johnson, Lotus Perkins, Phyllis Zach, Elaine jones, james Rawlins. Third Row: Nancy Norman, Dollie Lawrence, Phyllis Day, Mary Elliot, Glen McCormick, Roberta Benedict, joan Mortimore, Jeanne Reed, David Greedy, Richard Baker, Karen Greenwood, Marian Stiles, Phyllis Bennett, Beverly Hogsett. Second Row: Rosemary jackson, Donna Specht. Edna Kincaid, jeanne Ballinger Beverlv Greenwood, Roger Crouse, Shirley Coleman, Donna Rae Ott Evelyn Lexus Maelee Hatten First Row Virginia Adle Sally Hanang Virginia Hatten Janie Aitken Drum Mayorettes Rosemary aekson Sally Hanine, X7lfg,lI11lHltlCIl joan Mortamore ame Aitken Virginia Adle Maelee Hatten Girls Glee Club Third Row Rosal e Barnard Mary Moyers Virginia Adl oan Mortimore Rosie Golden Beverly Gr envao d Leona Mae Gbson Wahnetah Smith Shirley N1 hols Janie Aatk n Ev lyn Stotts Var ima Hatten Maelee Hatten Pat Pierson Barhara Brownfield Shirley Coleman Evelyn Lewis Edna Kan aid Barlaara Wil on Mr arg nt Fran eo LaMaster Loan e Vyfalker Marilyn F lk ann Re Lavon Mattes Pat Reynolds Rol erta Benedi t First Ram Eya Hou ard Mary Flla t B rtha Hoax ard Alta Gel n N1 r gjaret Mineer Ell ra Laxxren ani Hanan Sally Haning Elaine ones Donna Spe ht 35 3 V 'I 1 K A Q ' 1 ' , 1 1 ' ', ' 1' '. 1 , 1 ' , 11 ' i , ' K' '. , 1 ' 1 . Q ' : 1 e 1 1 , 1 ' jane 'H , ' ' f 3. j 1 . . , Q , ' , ' ' ea ' 11 , 1 1 1 . , 1 ' , ' c , H 'e , e ' , g 1 1 , 1 3 e ' , ' 4 , 1 1 1 ' ' . Second Row: Phyllis Zach, Betty Glasgo, Donna Reeves, Violet Swisher, H 1 ' 1 , ' ' ' ' , 1 ' CL , 1 1 1 s , , S1 ,e , 1 e' 1 1 ' . 'sa 1 N , 1 ' o es, ,lea e ':d, 1 1 1 ' , at 1 Y ' 'e . at '1 '1 . 1 ' . Ao, : 1 '. , 1 aj' e , 1' ll I 11 H ' ' , e 1 ' a ce. .li ce 1 A g. .1 ' 1 ' f, 1' - tl ', 1 'c . fe' Boys Glee Club 'Third Row Don Brooks Cary Dryden David Hardman Ronald Fletcher Tommy Wilkie Lewis Butts David Ruse Pat Mullannax Richard Melville Second Row Buddy Cloyd lack Stotts David Greedy Eugene Pierce Charles Sargent Don Fredrickson jim Rawlins Tommy johnson David Mather First Row Keith Cowden Roger Crouse Kenneth Wyatt jimmy Nenneman Larry Ballinger Billy Haun Gary Curtis David Haning ir 'k The High School Band started the year with none too bright an outlook due to the large number of graduates who left big holes in the band ranks Beginners filled in with much enthusiasm and the marching band enloycd a successful season The band drilled at all home football games band festival at the local rodeo field drilled and paraded at Plattsmouth Nebraska Shenandoah Hamburg Griswold and Tabor for local celebrations The sea on was successful down to the cloe with an excellent rating at the tate marching band contest Much new equipment has been added to our band making it one of the Hne t equipped and uniformed bands for schools of our class in Southwest Iowa Though nearly half of the bands numbers may be counted in the grade chool feel a growing spirit of enthusiasm which spells future success for the Sidney High School tretched the tage and sent parents home from the concert thrilling to the attainment of o many xoice Starting the lat half of the year the concert band girls glee club and mixed chorus hcgan drilling for the spring festival and concert Sidney groups and oloists were well renewed at the county music festival held at Hamburg We had a field day at the Tarkio fe tnal bringing home Superior ratings for the girls glee club mixed chorus extette and an excellent rating for the band As this goes to press contest work in Iowa is ju t getting under way with the large group contest yet to come Up to the time soloists and small groups haxc performed well and we expect a greater number to participate next ycar encouraged by uctc J thc ethi 3 r is -35 L1 14149 5,11 KX! A , .r 5, ,V , ' .. aa . ' i, ' . , A K Q 1 -. , , 1 - l . I . . ' ' . ' ' ' , , - : ' A . , . , , 1 . . . s . . s ' ' 5 ' . . ' , ' s ' A . t .. ' t . V 1 A s , we Christmas time music was highlighted by a chorus of seventy voices. This chorus as S .. . . . S s ' ' s, . ' s , ' ' ' A . b . , , I . S .A X , . Q - , ' ' s ' s sses rf is 'S 'ea. so be :rf u 1 'Q X - ,'v'.t-', , ,.. to 7 1' 1 Y f. . 0: . 4-.Fx Il, J-Y U TN as -u Y-Teens Front Row Pat Perry Phyllis Bennett Margaret Mmcer Pat Reynolds Roberta Benedxct Barbara Brownlleld Donna Reeves Jams Hanmg Second Row Mary Elliot Mary Bpperson Betty Henry Ieanne Ballmger Phyllxs Walker Ellenh Lawrence Sally Hanmg Blame Jones Donna Mae Specht Dorothy Poster Evelyn Smut 'Thwd Row Phyllxs Zach Betty Glasgo Vrolet Swxsher Shirley Coleman Evel n Lewls Edna Kmcazd Barbara Wilson Miss Oakeson Franceo LaMaster Louise Walker arxlyn Follies jeanne Reed Lavon Mattes Donna Thompson Lotus Perkms Dona Rae Ott Bac Row Rosalee Barnard Mary ane Moyers Gmny Adle Ioan Mortlmore Rosle Golden Beverly Greenwood Leona Glbson Wahnetah Smxth Shirley Nxchols lame Aitken Evelyn Stotts Vnrgmxa Hatten Maelee Hatten Pat Pxerson Wardme Weston Sldney hxgh chool has been quxte actlve m speech thxs year Elaxne jones and Mary Iane Moyers represented the school m the dlstnct contest of the Iowa Forensic League at Council Bluffs Iowa Mary jane Moyers qualified for the Hnals at Iowa Cnty ln radio speaking and mterpretrve readnng recexvnng the hnghest ratlng of the partncxpants m mterpretlve readmg At the speech musnc festlval at Tarkxo Mnssoun Sally Hanmg recelved a uperlor ratmg m oratoncal declamatlon Shxrley Nnchols won a supenor with her humorous declamatlon The one act play pre ented by Phylll Bennett joan Mortnmore Kenth Cowden Dorthy Foster Sndney had four entrxe rn the dl tnct contest of the Iowa Hugh School Speech As oclatron Mary ane Moyers won a Il m radxo speaking and al o a II ln lnterpretnve reading Sally Hamng rated ll nn omtoncal declamatnon Shrrley Nnchols wnth a l ratmg nn humorous declamatlon qualxhcd for the tate fmal at Boone E LC. i3 Mya! A Elfvrg 35-L-f 37 '3' Z'-' is I . ' C. ' ' . . ' , I I ' 2 ' , . U , . ' . ' . . 1 I U f Y .. U I . ' y r I . . , . . , KA . . ' . , . 3 . . H i B 1 l ' k I , I J , 'U A . A ' . , I ' , t I I H I ' i I I I I I B I ' and David Greedy at this festival rated good plus . ' 's ' 's ' ' s ' ' . I y , . . S , . . . . ' S 5 h . a C ?J A - 1, .fx . fl. 1 .Ari . it ' ' ,MHA L , , HK! V in fs :Y uf, Q 5- ,lil K- ry !a,.r' 1-f.. -..... . ff' if as if 43-x Dr Adam Goode Ruth Wnlson Mrs lo mah Wrl on Samantha Petterman Annabelle Dee jrmmy Edward IP Johny Dee Cf., ill H A!-gi-21 'lun ,WA QA JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'WHITTLIN CART or CHARACTERS Doc Tak Interested m Ixmmy Her mother The ullage muser A qxqglmg girl Dopxe ruth possnlnlntues An old fnend 0 mtmy The We tem Umon boy Davrd Greedy Vrrgmxa Hatten eanne Ballinger Beverly Greenwood Sally Hamng Gary Dryden ack jordan Carl Chaney lane Wrllr Trllle Begg: Allcalr Ike Harry Martm Ken Thornton Charlotte Stone Fran Dans Brm re Roberts Edrth Robert Alma Prrngle Thoma Stenley L12 Stone Count Dmo Po SE IOR CLASS PLAY WEST YOUNG MAN ual lc CAST or CHARACTERS A young 'rancher A hwed gxrl A rough tough homb1e A playboy A sleepy man A stenographer Her friend A lxttle demon Her long su ermg mother An hcxfess A man of a aus A female shenff A young nobl man lvlary jane Moyers leame Reed Ronald Fletcher Tommy Wrlkle Duane Lord Exelyn Smith Vrrgmxa Adle Donna Sp:-cht Lourse XValk A elle Gardner ame R3Wlll'1'4 Edna Krncald lm 'vlyers 1 38 C ,Q , S' 'S ..........., .......,..,.............. f - ' 5 ,... f T '7f'- --''fffffffffffQfff.'fffffff G' -4---------A-----'--------,----,'-ff A f It '--4----------'---..-..Y-- I -lli-..i. 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ANN ,sv- his' MRS MATTES MRS Esriis MRS MOBLEY CLASS HISTORY fContmued from Page 101 training clas This year we gained Louie Walker Billy Bob Hunter Bob Swisher Helen Davis Betty jones and Don Glasgow Seniors at last' For nigh on to thirteen years we have struggled to reach this goal We have wun many laurels during this year For example immy Myers was elected a Honorary Captain of the Homecoming Football game with Virginia Adle as Homecoming Queen In the Home coming Parade our huge pink and white float to k Brst place due to many helpful suggestions from our sponsor Iohn Lanham Next came the YTeen Carnival with each class striving to elect their candidates for King and Queen of the Carnival The seniors as u ual rose to meet the occasion They had to shuck corn at midnight the night before and 5 O0 the morning of the Carnival to do it though It was worth the effort howe cr for that night our candidates Tommy Wilkie and Pat Perry were crowned King and Queen of the YTeen Carnival These were only a few of the outstanding accompli h clam speech athletics dramatics and many others This year we gained Darrell Harpole Evelyn Smith David Mather and john Mullennax We lost Betty Henry and also David Mather who enll ted in the Marine The number graduating is twenty six of which there are lust nine of the original twenty nine who have completed the full thirteen years of school in Sidney These are Virginia Adle Rosalee Barnard Phxllis Ben nett Ronald Fletcher Rosemarie Golden Davey Hard man llmmy 'vlyers and Barbara Wilson For many of us this the lat lap of our educational career while others of us are going on to college Wherever we may roam be it ever so humble theres no place like Sidney High School ! 3 B f M A if it ff!-f.. 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Tire Repairing CQNGRQTULHTIONS TO THE CLHSS OF 49 When 1n Need of STHPLE and FHNCY GROCERIES or FRESH cmd CURED MEHTS remember that we can i111 your needs wrth FCDODS OF QUHLITY CGMPLIMENTS OF GAMBLE STCRES Hardware Pluto Supphes LYLE K TQYLOR 48 HUMMEL'S Most Personalzty Most Freclqles Wrrrzesc Oneruest Best Natured Bov Best Natured G11 Most Represerwatzv Who 5 Who e Boy Most Represcntatwe G11 Vamp Wol Best Booster Most Popular Girls ollrest Curl jolhest Boy Most Bashful Gxrl Most Bashful Boy Best Talker Wlndxest Cutest Fxgure Best Phxsxque Curesz Dxmples Bnggest Clown Gawest Laugh jame Altken and jame Altken Ronme Fletcher Davxd Greedy Ronme Mead Duane Lord .lame Altken David Hardman Mary jane Moyers Joan Mortnmore Jlmmy Myers Edna K1nCald Mary jane Moyers Shlrley Coleman Duane Lord Mary Elhott Bobby Mather Tommy W1lk1e Rxchard Thompson Joan M0ft1mOfC Lewls Butts Dale Orton Don Brooks 1m Rauhns 49 7 ' ' I ,,,.....v,.......v....,,.,........,,,,.,,, f ...........................,.......r.r.......................................,,......... 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VW: zare rcaady and wilhng to mral-:tt good saaund Iu.ans in this community 1 s Q ' f. S. UI, 7 1 . s' 3 J. H. Q . ' -' J. H. . , j ., , s ' 1 ' . , s . 4 I' T. A 4 E I 1 a 1 , 1 ..c' cvs .'s .aca s Q ' ' ' 'Q a , 1 ' v 7 W7 Y - D I ' ' ' A . . ' , ' 'c , ' f , ' ' CONGRHTULQTIONS, SENIORS . . . ARCHIE MOTCR CO Sa es Sffllff SIDNEY IOWH Phone 246 BEST WISHES TO THE CLHSS OF 49 Scmdwmhes Me-cd Soft Drmks Burhngton Trculwclys Depot ERNEST WILSON fOwnerD Phone 236 61 f 1' DANIEL'S CAFE ro w A s Claampzondcqz RCDEO Shaw Sflztea Aug 16 20 I O O 1 ,- 5, ., 1 M, O 000 Q a P. 7, , ,. ff'