Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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G. F. l Liebendorfer Superintendent. University of Ne- braska, 1916-A. B. Coach and Principal of Sidney, 1916- 1919. Superintendent of S i d n e y C i t y Schools, 1923-30. Post graduate work at U. N. Silent but Emphatic. X The progress of the Sidney schools, under the efficient administration of Super- intendent G, F. Liebendorfer, has been very consistent and marked. lt has become habitual to add at least one new course to the high school cur- riculum each year. The Vocational Agriculture course has been the most noticeable improvement in the curriculum. Superintendent Liebendorfer succeeded in getting the support of the voters for his construction program. Sidney is to have a new high school, north ward building, and improved central ward building. Superintendent Liebendorfer is to be commended for his tireless energy in the interest of the Sidney schools. N gif ? g 44 1930 ,, ,W ,,, 7, ,W W 4 Page Four Q 0

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-ll Tian Tiaalt. Faculty. Leo BLACK--Grand Island, Nebraska. 1923-30. A. B. University of Nebraska, 1926, Science and Athletics. It wasn't this bunny that the tortoise beatf' PRINCIPAL ORRIN J. WEYMOUTH-Chadron, 1925-30. A. B. Chadron State Teachers College, 1925, Principal and History. To be great is to be misunderstoodf, J. W. NIELSON-Sidney, Nebraska, 1927-30. B. S. University of Nebraska, 1922, M. S. Iowa State College, 1923, Vocational Agriculture. Industry and ambition have worked his upward climbf' BERNICE FOSTER. A. B. Wesleyan, 1929, English and Dramatics, 1929-30. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. BESSIE SHIRESTKHHSHS City, Missouri, 1929-30. A. B. University of Nebraska, Normal Training, Social Science. She is great, because she is what she is from naturef, 1 930 Page Five