Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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Page 10 G. F. LIEBENDORFER, superintendent of schools, has the responsibility of guiding the Sidney schools. Mr. Liebendorfer re- ceived his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Nebraska and has taken pcst- graduate work there. Our principal, ORRIN J. WEYMOUTH, is the leader of the senior high school. Mr. eceived his bachelor of arts de- gree from the Chadron State Teachers Col- lege and his master of arts degree from the Colorado State College of Education. He has also done post-graduate work at the Univer- Weymouth r sity of Nebraska. jncfiifzaniagfa TO THE STUDENTS OF SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL:- Public education in the United States today takes seventeen per cent of the total k a much larger percent- tax money. It ta es age of the property tax dollar because schools are now largely dependent for their support upon the direct property tax. This money can be Wasted through in- efficient organization, poor instruction, or on d ts It pays big dividends disinterested stu en . when students of this institution apply them- and really learn the attributes of a selves good citizen. It is our hope that you may have gained confidence in your own ability: that you have a better understanding of an appreciation for your homes, your country, and your gov- ' fter rnment' and that you will carry on a 9 , graduation the traditions of your school- G. F. Liebendorfer. GREETINGS TO' THE MEMBERS OF SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL:- Sidney To those of you who are leaving High School this year, it is my wish that you will be extremely happy and prosperous in your new venture. Remember Sidney High School and occasionally come back to visit with us. To those of you who will be back next year, remember you will go through school but once. The record you make will live as long as you live. It is up to you to write a good record for yourself while in Sidney High. It is my hope that when your graduation day comes, you will have made the adjustments necessary so that you can carry on in a creditable manner the social and civic responsibilities that you will be expected to assume. Here's success to all of you-Orrin J Weymouth.

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'jo cgicfne AGNES HORTON, A. B. Kearney State Teachers College, M. A. University of Iowa, Dean of Girls, English, Latin, Physical Ed- ucation, Senior Sponsor-LEWIS H. BROWN, A. B. University of Nebraska, Post,Graduate work Colorado State College of Education, Mathematics, Athletics, Senior Sponsor- DOROTHY PUTNAM, A. B. Chadron State Teachers College, English, Dramatics, Junior Sponsor-WALTER, E. KINNE, B. S. Wayne State Teachers College, Post-Graduate work Colorado State College of Education, Gregg College, Commercial, Athletics, Junior Spon- sor-TED BEC!-ITEL, A. B. and Post-Grad- uate work University of Nebraska, Post- Graduate work University of Southern Cal- ifornia, Science, Sophomore Sponsor. GWENDOLYN JORGENSON, B. S. Uni- versity of Nebraska, Post-Graduate work Uni- versity of Chicago, Mathematics, Defbate, Sophomore Sponsor-REX F. REED, B. S. Kearney State Teachers College, M. A. Colo- rado State College of Education, Trades, Athletics, Freshman Sponsor - BE S S I E SHIRES, A. B. University of Nebraska, Post- Graduate work University of Nebraska, Colo- rado State College of Education, University of Chicago, English, Social Science, Fresh- man Sponsor-HELEN MYERS, B. S. Uni- versity of Nebraska, Post-Graduate work University of Nebraska, Home Economics- J. W. NIELSEN, B. S. University of Nebras- ka, M. S. Iowa State College, Post-Graduate work University of Nebraska, Colorado State College of Agriculture, Vocational Agricul- ture-VERNA ROBINSON, Kearney State Teachers College, University of Colorado, Library School, Chautauqua, New York, Li- h-rarian-JULIUS W. COCHRAN, University of Nebraska, University School of Music, Colorado State College of Education, Music. A Horton L. Brown D. Putnam W. Kinne T. Bechtel G. Jorgensen R Reed B. Shires H. Myers J. Nielsen V. Robinson J. Cochran Page 11