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ISN fq Q 1 f f xf X X CQ . f X Q f X N ' A Q.-I , A A KJV '+A-V ' X flk Q A 5 2 The ropes of today wrll hang the crooks of tomorrow rs the motto of SUPERINTENDENT ORRIN J WEY MOUTH He was born rn Long Prne Ne braska but grew up rn Chadron Hrs tavorrte pastrmes are frshrng ana read rng He recerved hrs AB from Chadron State Teachers College and hrs Master from Colorado State College of Educa tron He also drd Post Graduate Work at the Unrversrty of Nebraska He has been teachrng rn Srdney for twenty frve years Hrs most embarrassrng moment was when he was playrng football and hrs trousers were torn oft MR ALBERT E NIMTZ harls from Eau Clarre Wrsconsrn and hrs favorrte pastrme rs frshrng He was Superrntend ent rn Hemrngford Nebraska Prrncrpol at Crawford Nebraska taught Englrsh at Wrllramsburg Iowa and Prrncrpal t Oxford lowa He recerved hrs AB and Master from the State Unrversrty of Iowa Hrs motto rs What you are to be you are now becomrng LEO SHUMAN head coach teaches brology general scrence and physrcal educatron He consrders Lrncoln as hrs home town although he has lrved rn Sad ney for qurte some trme He recerved hrs AB degree at Cotner College He has taught at Venango Columbus Spencer Sterlrng Brrdgeport and Srdney all rn Nebraska Mr Shuman s hobby rs playrng go Lrve and Let Lrve rs the motto of DOROTHY NEARY, offrce secretary She clarms Srdney as her home town and records and sewrng seem to be her hob by Her most embarrassrng moments are when vrsrtors come whrle she rs cleonrng her apo tment JOHN EDZAR, custodran at S H S rs from Srdney Hrs hobby ts collectrng odd knrves He says hrs most embarrass rng moments are berng rn the wrong place at the rrght trme Hrs motto IS A strtch rn trme saves nrne lt rsnt so much drd you wrn or lose but how drd you play the game rs he motto of MISS MABEL NIELSEN Moth and Grrls Phys Ed rnstructor She earn ed her Bachelor of Scrence Degree at Kearney State Teachers College and has done graduate work at the State College of Educatron rn Greeley and at the Unr versrty of Nebraska She has taught rn a number of schools rncludrng Farrel Shelton and Callaway before comrng to Srdney Her hobbres are scrapbooks and crossword puzzles Her ambrtron rs to catch a ten pound frsh Dannebrog rs her home town W' Sewrng home decoratrng cookrng and drawrng are the hobbres of the school nurse LUCILLE SELZER She attended Cameron College and St Johns Nurs rng school She has an RN degree Thrs rs her second year at SHS for teachrng Red Cross home nursrng One of her out srde actrvrtres rs sponsorrng Sub Debs an organrzatron composed of hrgh school grrls Never do today what you can put off untrl tomarrow rs her motto 1 p-A 1 N, DEAN COON rs begrnnrng hrs teach rng career at Srdney Hugh School after recervrng hrs A B at Colorado State College of Educatron He lrkes photogra phy eatrng bowlrng and travelrng Subjects under hrs drrectron are speech art freshmen Englrsh senror lrterature and rournalrsm The Hr Lrfe Junror play and the Trarl are also drrected by Mr Coon who comes from Grlcrest Colorado x BBIES MISS BESS SHIRES has great rnterest rn the Student Government at Srdney Hr and has charge of rt She has an AB degree and attended the Unrversrty of Nebraska Unrversrty of Chrcago and rs a graduate of the Colorado State College of Educatron Wahoo Freemont Broken bow Nebraska and Mapleton Iowa are the towns rn whrch she has taught Her the freshmen Englrsh and rs a sponsor of the Sophomore class MR RAY MALEY Trades and World Hrstory rnstructor has taught rn Lodge pole McGrew Lyman Nebraska and Boulder Colorado The colleges he at tended are Coe at Cedar Raprds Iowa Unrversrty of Southern Calrfornra Unr versrty of Colorado from whrch he re cerved hrs M A Unrversrty of Nebraska and a Busrness College Hrs hobbres are coaches the Reserves Football Freshmen Basketball and Freshmen Track MRS ELIZABETH WRIGHT rs a grad uate of Colorado State College of Edu catron where she recerved her B A de gree and teaches Home Economrcs l a IV Thrs her frrst year of teachrng Her home town rs Cherow Colorado Make the most of yourself for that rs all of you rs her motto and her hobby rs cookrng new drshes son to feel that Be Prepared rs her motto Mrss Robrnson Lrbrarran has taught rn Franklrn and Adam Countres Her most embarrassrng moment rs berng unprepared for operatrons Her hobby rs sewrng and collectrng buttons X Teachrng Amerrcan hrstory world ge ography drrvers educatron and modern problems probably accounts for CARL CROUSES avrd rnterest rn newspapers After graduatrng from Chadron State wrth a B A he entered the U S Army and attarned the rank of Frrst Lreutenant When World War ll ended he entered CSCE at Greeley Colorado and earned hrs M A Degree Crouse calls Srdney hrs home town because he has Irved here longer than rn any other place He and hrs wrfe and two chrldren lrve rn Sroux Vrlla Mr Crouse confesses that he rs not easrly embarrassed off the record he lrkes to play the prano by ear MR MELVIN L WRIGHT rs one of Srdneys newer teachers who wrll have been here for two years when he com pletes thrs term A graduate of Colorado State College of Educatron Greeley Colo rado wrth a BA he hos also attended Denver Unrversrty and Nebraska Unr versrty He teaches typrng and Spanrsh wrth advanced courses rn both subjects He has several mottoes but Drlrgence overcomes drffrcultres rs hrs favorrte J Ai' www l'Tll-'S-L HJVJ-4 -fi JL, 1 9' ,Lfiffcfij Ai if rlxs ,-4 x Q , r f N' S I l A 4 f X l l' 'Z L r 1 ' ' 5 fe-W-f'..-:.h 1 1, -f V- A - ' ' - ' rrr,nd.'rs' ' . ' , hobby is collecting poemsg she teaches sports, traveling and parties. Mr. Maley VERNA RQBINSQN has 0 good rea- L ' ' ' ' . - .V 4 I - , , - -l, r I ' - t will mf I 1 .fl l fl rl he I, V 2 r A M L N I' 'TIJAV J' ' J. s X ' r f I ,- r . f 'F' . v. -f f 1 . 1, f Ty' After teachlng at DuBols and Falrmont MARY A STOWE came to Sidney She began her college work at Nebraska Wes leyan Unuversuty and received her AB there Mass Stowe has also had Zl hours of graduate work nn Secretarial Educa tlon at the Unuverslty ot Nebraska She likes photography readlng movles mountain trvps and special dinners at specual places wuth specual people Her embarrassnng moment was speakung out of turn and her motto IS Whnle there s lute theres hope Shorthand typmg bookkeeplng and trlmg are taught by Muss Stowe She comes from Hnawatha Kansas LOUIS NEUMAN ornganally of Odell Nebraska has taught url Maddock North Dakota Norton Kansas lmperual and Kumball Nebraska before comung to Sldney Thus teacher holder of Bachelor of Scnence Degree from Mon tana A 6' M and has done graduate work at Kansas Agrlculture College and the Unlverslty at Nebraska Added to hrs teachung of Vocatlonal Agrlculture are the duties of sponsorlng F F A and an adult education class In the evennng Has hobbres consust of huntung flshnng and landscape gardenmg The motto that fats hrrn best IS Always put oft for to morrow what doesnt absolutely have to be done today MR HENRY DEINES the Instrumental musuc nnstructor who has a BM from the Umversuty of Nebraska and has done post graduate work at Bethany College at Lnnsborg Kansas and also at the Umversuty of Nebraska He teaches only Instrumental music here at Sldney but he has taught vocal and vlolun along wlth orchestra and band nn other schools H has taught nn several towns and cstnes nn Nebraska also un Mmnesota and lowa He came to Srdney Hugh nn l947 from Ord Nebraska Our chorus and glee club teacher MISS HERLING ns new to the professuon of teachung Graduated from Mndland College wnth a B A lmusrc major and commercial mlnorl she then worked In the ottxce of the Hammond and Stephens Company at Fremont She claims Schuy ler tor her home town Durlng her spare time Muss Herllng sews One of her phllosophses on lute s What we know IS of lsttle worth untul It con be woven unto what we do asslstant Coach JOHN MILLER custodvan at S H S IS from Sndney Has hobby us chvckens He says that his most excutung moments were when he was rallroadang La Grange Wyomnng IS MR GLENN ACKERSONS home town He recenved hrs A B degree at Peru Teachers Col lege and has taught at Burlwell Trenton Z-V Hemlngford Broken Bow and Sidney He teaches Math Bnology and rs also MR VERGAL WINN was a Supernn endent In the Crook Colorado School before yomung the Navy After the Navy he came to Sldney to teach In previous years he has taught math vnsual ands and buology Thus year he ns teachnng vlsual olds and llterature and IS charge of the Loagepole Valley Fllm lnbrary He receuved hrs Masters Degree at CSCE and hus Bachelors Degree at Kearney Hts hobbues are photography and Boy Scouts The most embarrasslng moment for Mr Winn was when he was about 4 years old He had been sent to the grocery store for sugar and dropped e sugar all over the store s floor K-I A I, . , II I 1 I r ...I , - 'x Q ff 5 i . 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I I -5 lp VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN MARY ELLEN CLAIRELYN LIVINGSTON LYNGHOLM 97 2 Average 96 2 Average R 1 PHYLLIS REFIOR Tllrd Place 961 Average RONALD OVEN DEN Fourth Place MARILYN KRETZ 954 Average Faith Place 94 8 Avera9e MARJORIE ADAMS Sudney ll 2 3 41 Commerclal Secretory of Store l31 C met 441 FHA ll 21 Troll ff l21 Office ASSISf0nf l41 PHYLLIS BAIRD Sdney ll 2 3 41 Commercrol Troll Staff 141 3A gnglne JIM BANKS Sidney ll 2 3 41 McCook 431 College Prep ILEEN BIVENS Sidney ll 2 3 41 Home Ec Musuc Clmuc ot Allnonce ll1 Chor HOWARD ATKINS Il 2 3 41 General nslofure 121 S Club ll Track ll 2 31 County Government 131 GLENES BLOCK Sudney ll 2 3 4 1 Home Ec Legusloture ll 2 3 41 Chorus ll! o uslll 21 ' Cb. ' 2 . Sm kegb H H 2 2 3 41 141 1-la-Life Staff l41 Allied Youth ' OO' O 3 4' BQSke'b ll 21 1 ' LUCILLE BRAUER Sudney 11 2 3 41 Home Ec Musnc Clmnc and Chorus 11 2 31 NORMA BROWN 13 41 Perkms County Hgh S hool 11 2 31 College rep Y Teens 12 31 Pep Club 12 31 Troll f 141 B nd 1l I8 brarlan 12 31 5 3'6- DALE BUEHRER 11 2 3 41 College Prep Lt Governor 121 Natnonal Repre sentatlve 13 41 S Club 12 3 41 Vice presudent 131 Presldent 141 Allied Youth 121 Football 1l 2 3 41 Basket 12341 Trac 1l231Can date for Rotary Award 131 County Gov ernment 131 State Track Meet 12 31 Cotllllon Kung 141 JEAN CHAPMAN Sidney 13 41 Kimball 11 21 Home Ec: FHA 121 arf VIRGIL BRAUER l 2 3 4 General WILMER D BRAUER Sldney 11 2 3 41 Vo Ag Representatlve 111 FFA R porter 121 Basketball 111 Judgmg 1l 2 31 Chorus Contest 121 Junlor Play 131 Chorus ll 2 41 County Gov ernment 131 1 ' ' ' C. M ' F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 ' ' ' . Q 5' ww-V . V i , - I . . . 4 V , le- l c P .2 A D ' . Staf Q 1 Hi-L'f 141 Li- 1 A ' . v I - . ' I ball 1 k nd': , 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 4 ' 1 ' 1 , I A JoHN COPLEY sldney 13 41 Arvada C o ll 21 College Prep NOTIOHOI Representatnve 141 S Club 141 TrOIl Staff 141 Basketball and Football Stu dent Manager 141 VIRGINIA DEAVER 1l 2 3 41 Com mercnal Natnonal Representatlve 121 Tranl Staff 141 Chorus 1l 2 3 41 Ki' PEGGY JO COSSEY Sndney ll 2 3 41 Commrcnal Le lslature 13 41 Pe Club 12 3 41 Allued Youth 121 Can drdate for Cotnlluon Queen 141 KENNETH DIMICK Sdney 1l 2 3 41 Vo Ag FFA 13 41 Vlce President 131 Presldent 141 S Club 141 Basketball Fo tball 141 Tack 1l 4 lnance Cllmc 1l1 Chorus 1l 2 31 EUGENE DARNSTAEDT Sndney ll 2 3 0 Ag ub FFA 1 Football 141 Judgmg contest at Chad ron Tranl Staff 141 DAN J ETHERTON Sidney 1l 2 3 41 Co ege Prep S Club 1l1 Track 1l1 State Track Meet 1l1 MELVIN DAVIS Sudney 1l 2 3 41 Vo Ag SClub 131 Football ll 3 41 bas ket all ll 2 3 41 Track 131 DONNA FLORKE Sdney 1l 2 3 41 Home Ec FHA 1l 2 31 Music Cllnlc Chorus FQ W 42 ol h 1 - H ' 1 gn ,? 41 V - 1 s Cl' 141 3 41 L - a - 1 - - 111 0 r 3 1 Al- Il ' 1 1 I ' '- - ' ' ' um 1l1 X. ,L f fy ff ' Z 'Q' 3 MARY FONDA Sudney 12 3 41 Texas 111 Commercual Treasurer 131 State Leguslature 141 Pep Club 13 41 Treas u r 141 Tra1I Staff 141 Art El r AQ at kv 3911 CLARICE GADE S no1 11 21 Sudney WAYNE GAUSMAN S1dney 11 41 Dal 13 41 Commercual ton 111 Klmball 12 31 College rep NILA CONNIE GOLDEN Sndney 11 2 3 Trasl Staff 141 WILLINE GILBREATH Sudney 141 Ok 4, Co em ol R f f 11, EMMA H Iohomo 11 2 31 Home EC Pep Club .ed 333114 .121 Filakesin Give r 1 E NQf1:nlf1l1TRi1?n1g1H LiQis111lfuQoT1: 111 Gnrls Basketball 11 21 Chorus 111 f 141 H Llfe 21 Presudent of FHA 141 FHA 13 41 fu- C' 11 RICHARD GIDEON Sidney 12 3 41 Ten nessee 111 College Prep Tra11 Staff nd Jumor 0 1.1fe 141 Make up edltor on Troll Staff KATHRYN ANN HAZLEWOOD Sndney 11 Z 3 41 Commerclal Natnonal Rep 141 Pep Club 11 41 Allred Youth 121 Tra11 Staff 141 .lunlor Play 131 H1 Llfe 141 Cheer Leader 111 County Govern ment 131 inr- 5'U ' Q 1 , 'va 1 1 F 1 ydld 1 . 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' U ' P 1 ' - ' - ' 141 BQ 141 ' Ply 131 Hi- re A d'to ' - A ' 141 141 I . 2 All' ' 1 1 Ta'l C: - - ' - , Stat i- ' 141 ' 5-f ' Q 1 V ,N W 1 , ARLITA INGWERSON Sndney 1l 2 3 41 Commercial State Legislature 131 Pep Clu 13 41 FHA 12 3 41 Trall aff 141 Music Contest 1l 2 31 H1 1 141 Chorus 1l 2 3 41 Operetta 121 Muslc Clnmc 111 JAMES JENSEN Sldney 1l 2 3 41 Col lege Prep Track 1l 21 WANDA KRUSE Sndney 1l 2 3 41 Col lege Prep Leglslature 1l1 Natlonal Representatuve 121 FHA 1l 2 3 41 Hlstonon 141 MARILYN KRETZ Sndney 1l 2 3 41 College Prep Secretary of State 1l1 Secretary of Treasury 141 Pep Club 1l 2 3 41 Secretary 121 FHA 1l 21 Vlce Presudent 121 Allned Youth 121 Tra1l Staff 141 Assocrate Editor 141 Jumor I le Edvtor 41 Cheerleader 1l1 ROBERT JENSEN Sudney 1l 2 3 41 Col lege Prep S Club 13 41 Allred Youth 1l 21 Football 1l 2 3 41 Basketball ac 41 Staf 141 Junlor Play 131 ELDORA KAMPBELL Sndney 13 41 Mntchell 1l 21 Commercual Legnsla e141 p Club 11 2 3 41 G e ub 21 ran Staff 141 Platte valley Muslc Clmlc 121 Lute 141 Chorus 1l 2 3 4 Play 131 H'-L'f 141 - 4 b ' - sf ' ' --ue 1l 2 3 41 Tr k 1l 2 3 Tran f . 1 fur Pe ' FHA , 13 41 Girl Ie, Cl 4.1 HT 'I , A ' Hi- ' 1 1 . , 1 do A FJ H . 341 Trac 112341 Tr MARY ELLEN LIVINGSTON Sldney 11 Z 3 41 College Prep Governor 111 Leglslature 121 Cabunet 131 Lt Gov nor 141 P p Club 1l 2 3 41 ICE Presldent 131 Presldent 141 FHA 1l 21 Chapter Secretary 121 State Publl CITY Chr 121 Allled Youth 121 Trall Staff 141 Junlor Play 131 Hl Llfe 141 Trall Edltor 141 S Club Queen 131 Cheerleader 11 41 Candldate for Val entlne Sweetheart 131 County Govern ment 13 Offlce Asslstant 141 IRA LUND Sldney 1l 2 3 41 GEHGYOI S Club 141 Football 12 3 41 BGSKBY 1 k Ba Ein.. ROBERT MONTGOMERY Sldney 11 2 3 41 College Prep Secretary of Treas 21 Football 1l 2 3 41 Basket a all a 141 State Track Meet 131 TOMMY MYERS Sidney 1l 2 3 41 Col- lege Prep: Football 1l 2 3 41 Basket- ball 1l 21 Track 1l 21 NEVA JEAN MILLER Sldney 1l 2 3 41 College Prep Leglslature 1l1 Gover n r 131 Natlonal Representatlve 141 FHA 12 3 41 Secretary 131 State re creatlonal Chr 141 Pep Club 13 41 Al lled Youth 121 Trall Staff 141 MUSIC Alllance 1l1 Hl Llfe 141 County Gov ernment 131 Candldate for Cotllllon Queen 141 Candldate for Valentlne Sweetheart 131 Chorus 1l 21 Asso clate Edltor of H1Llfe 141 ASSOCIOIE Edltor of Trall 141 OIIICE Asslstant 13 41 3 11 CLAIRELYN LYNGHOLM Sldney 11 2 3 41 College Prep Treasurer 111 Sec retary 121 Lt Governor 131 Leglslature 141 Pep Club 12 3 41 Allled Youth Trall Staff 14 Junlor Play Glrls State 131 County Government 131 Candldate for Cotllllon Queen 141 ASSOCIOI6 Edltor of Trall 141 OIIICE ASSISIGHI 12 3 41 er e V' - I . 'V ' ' X 121 A 1 ' 131 ball l231 Trac 11231 nd1l1 3 . 1 J I n 1 y Ury 121 S Club 12 3 41 Allied Youth 2 5 ' 11 b II I lf fl 2. 14 ' Sf ff - ,j , I V . 0 I L. - -- - - 1 R , . . it RONALD OVENDEN 1l 2 3 43 College Prep Natlonal Representatxve 1l3 Cab :net Member 143 Junlor Legislature 133 ub 2 o all ack 12 3 43 Basketball 1l 2 3 Trail Staff 143 State Track Meet 133 Junnor Play 133 HELEN REZAC Sndney 1l 2 3 4 3 Home E Legnslature 123 ff JOAN PIERSON Sidney 1l 2 3 43 Col lege Prep Lt Governor 1l3 Secretary of State 143 Pep Club 1l 2 3 43 ec retary 143 Hnstorlan 133 Allred Youth 123 Traul Staff 143 Music Contest 11 2 3 43 Jumor Play 133 Associate Edntor of Tranl 143 Cheerleader 1l3 Chorus 1l 2 3 43 Operetta 123 Coun V LA VONNA R D Sndney ll 2 3 43 College Prep FHA 13 43 Vnce Pres: dent 143 Candidate for Cotllluon Queen ty Government 133 KEITH RIHN Sldney 1l 2 3 43 College Prep S Club 13 43 Football 1l 2 3 43 Track 1l 23 Tranl Staff 143 Chorus 41 'fl ROBERT ROGERS Sudney 11 3 43 Gur ley 123 General Football 1l 23 as ketball 1l 23 Candndate for Cotllluon Kung 143 is PHYLLIS REFIOR Sudney 1l Z 3 43 Col lege Prep Governor 123 Legnslature 143 Clerk of House of Representatlves 143 Natlonal Representatlve 133 Pep Club 12 3 43 Allred Youth 123 lnter state Scholastvc Contest at Kearney 123 Amercan Legion Honor 133 County Government 133 Cotulluon Queen 143 HELEN ROHLA Sudney 11 2 3 farst semester of four3 I - EE A ' . 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' 5 e' X A 751 A .Q , 1 ' - A 3 A H A 1 'T , 1 'V General Representatnve 121 Football 41 ROBERT SMITH Sidney 11 2 3 4l Trades Basketball 1l l -A Vo Ag S Club 13 4l Basketball 1l 3l Track 131 Chorus 147 ROBERT STEFFENS Sidney ll 2 3 4l Vo Ag Secretary of Agrnculture 13l Legrslature 14l Troll Staff 14l Trades Leglslature 12l Camera Club LAWANNA WASSER 1l 2 3 41 Home Economncs Natnonal Le uslature 1l l all Staff 143 H Life 4 JANIS SIEMERS Sudney 1 Home Ec Leglslature 13 4l Trarl Sfof 14l WAYNE WILLARD Sdney 1l 2 3 41 College Prep Governor 143 S Club 13 all taff Junnor Pa Boys State 13I County Government 13l otball 1l 2 3 4l Basketball 1l Tack 11 2 YQ 2 ff' ' 2 ' C 2 I' 1 1 1, 2 WX ' 1 if 1 17 J nunnrrn sANnERs'Sadney ll 2 3 43 MARVIN SCHNELL Sidney 1l 2 3 4, VICTOR SIEQDOW Sidney 1l 2 3 4l V 1 2 3 4, 1 ' ' 121 ' f I ' ' a I 41 Tr ' S' 141 ' I y 131 - : - A ' - . QA Fo 2 3 - - Tr ' I- 1 1 43 r 3 43 I 1 f Wheels began rolling as senior officers were elected Gov ernor was Wayne Willard Lt Governor Mary Ellen Llvmgston Secretary of State Jaan Pelrson and Secretary of the Treasury Ma rllyn Kretz .uw-9 OUR FIRST TRAIN RIDE' As we leave the tram in l950 we pause to look back over the years we have experienced in S H S Remember the day we boarded this tram as green little freshmen? The wheels began to roll after nnltlatuon when we were officially regarded as members of S H S Lead mg the way was our governor Mary Ellen Livingston Lt Governor Jaan Pierson Secretary Marilyn Kretz and Treasurer Clairelyn Lyngholm Keeping up the school spmt were our freshmen cheerleaders Marilyn Kretz Mary Ellen Livingston Katie Hazlewood and Joan Pierson Bouquets to our basketball team as they came out undefeated At the end of our strange and exciting year we celebrated by having a plcnnc at the Polnt of Rocks Senior Legislature, left to right, Speaker, Phyllis Refior, and legislators, Glenes Block, Peggy Cossey, Eldora Kampbell, Janis Beimers, Mary Fonda, Clairelyn Lyngholm and Robert Steffins. ALL ABOARD FOR OUR SECOND YEAR AT SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL We started off on the rught track by entertaunung the frosh at the furst all school dance of the year Phyllus Refuor was elected governor whule Dale Buehrer Claurelyn Lyngholm and Bob Montgomery respectuvely were Lt Governor Secretary and Treas urer Three members of our class Jo Puerson Rex Sample and Wulmer Brauer were cast un the leadung roles of the operetta Purple Towers Among those leadung un athletucs were Dale Bueh rer Ronald Ovenden and Robert Montgomery In the sprung we gave a program for the enjoy ment of the other classes un Sudney Hugh lt uncluded musucal numbers comucal skuts and a fulm Etuquette at the Junuor Prom As un years past sophues were chosen to serve and entertaun at the Junuor Senuor Banquet We roared on unto the state where we considered ourselves upper classmen leven uf the senuors dldn tl This year all gurls truumphed un the electrons Jeanne Muller became governor Clarrelyn Lyngholm Lt Gov ernor Maryorle Adams Secretary and Mary Fonda Treasurer After sponsorung an all school dance ln the fall much work was put unto the class play The Sunshine Twlns with Mr Crouse as our director The Ieadrng roles were played by Richard Gudeon and Teresa All man We considered ourselves a class of dustmctuon be cause we were the representatives of the hrst Corn husker County Government Day held un Cheyenne County In the sprung representung Sudney at Corn husker Boys and Gurls States at Luncoln were Wayne Wlllard and Clalrelyn Lyngholm. The thnlllng day arruved when we received our class rlngs Ours of course were the prettlest ones yet lWe thought so anyway l The local wmner of the Oratorlcal Contest was Rex Sample Teresa Allman also partlclpated rn the local contest On May 20th we were host to the senuors at the annual Junior Sensor Banquet Our theme was The Fortynlners un honor of the class of I949 Mary Ellen Luvungston was crowned S Club Queen at the annual S Club Dance held after the Pep Club Banquet Wlndung up the year we went to Greenwood for our annual plcnlc PULLING INTO THE STATION At last we have reached the peak of our uourney We are now fullfledged senuors As governor Wayne Wullard was elected Mary Ellen Luvungston was Lt Governor Joan Puerson was Secretary of State and Marulyn Kretz was Treasurer We presented the furst program of the year The settung was a county faur We had more and better On November Zl all senuor gurls were guests at a tea guven by the P E O Furst semester exams were over and everyone was hoppy The senuors tradutuonally sponsored 0 Cl-msfmos Cotulluon Much work was guven to the affaur and crown ed as kung and queen were Dale Buehrer and Phyllus Refuor tThus sprung the uunuors gave us a wonderful ban que Our school days are comung to an end at Sudney Hugh Are we all really as happy as we thought we would be? lt us a nuce feelung to be holdung a duploma but we are not ready to take the bug step out unto the dark great unknown Honor students were valeductoruan Mary Ellen Luvungston Salutatoruan Claurelyn Lyngholm and Phyllus Refuor as thurd Ronald Ovenden as fourth and Marulyn Kretz as fufth So Long' . . I I , , - . - . ,, . . . ' v ll - ' - I ' ' . ll ll 'I l I 1 ' 1 T - . 1 l l I . . . ' 1 1 ' Il ll I n a 1 . 1 I ' . . . . I ll ' ' I I I I D ' ' ll . I . l . I ' - U . . - ' ' 1 I I . I . ' . . WE RE MOVING UP THE TRACK curcus freaks than a professuonql curcus. ' T . I I n O ' I I . 1 I ' . . , I 0 - T I . ' u ll ' I I a n a u I1 f ' ' ' - 1 ' . . ' - . . . I . 0 1 . . - ' ' . A ' - . . I 4 ' I The Kung Dale Buehrer and Queen Phyllus Refuor shown after they had been crowned at the Cotulluon Smulung wuth a great deal of Chrust mas spurut are the candudates for Cotul luon Kung and Queen They are Wayne Gausman Dale Buehrer Phyllus Refuor Wayne Wullard Bob Rogers and Eu gene Darnstaedt 1 Wayne Wullard places the crown on Phyllus Refuor Dale Buehrer patuently wauts for hus THE SENIOR CHRISTMAS COTILLION As the Chrustmas season approached the Senuors were already un the mudst of plannung for theur Cotulluon The decora tuon commuttee was one of the furst to start plannung next came the advertus ung whuch went unto full swung as soon as ut was named Then the tuckets were dus trubuted among the senuor boys who sold to the student body As the great nught arruved everyone was un hus best the gurls un theur lovely formals wuth theur corsages and the boys un theur best suuts and theur snappuest tues lProbabIy theur dads l The decoratuon commuttee dud a won derful uob for the room was lovely A large whute bell hung from the wure stretched from one basket to the other and colorful streamers went from thus bell to other wures stretched across the room At each basket there was a spray of pune wuth mustletoe unterwoven The lughts were low and mellow and the at mosphere was just rught At each end of the stage was a large Chrustmas tree whuch the senuors had purchased whuch were decorated wuth the school s mater ua s About halfway through the dance the Senuor Governor announced for all the candudates for kung and queen to corne to the stage Havung accomplushed thus he told Phyllus Refuor and Dale Buehrer to go to the throne where he crowned them and handed them each a QI t Upon leavung everyone thanked the sponsors Muss Nuelson Mr Coon and Mr Shuman Also resent among the sponsors were some of the parents Mr and Mrs Edward Fonda and Mr and Mrs O D Wullard Everyone duspersed and some lvery fewl went straught home . . . . . . I n o . I a 0 I - S , 53? . . I , X . . . . . T fv' cg 1 , Ty . . Q I fig, ' . . ' . - - l . a Q . . 1' 1 ' - .il f o o Q a I o 0 A l I - 3 ' l . W T ll vw I ll! Z l I . . ' . 2 'f. 1 D g 1 1 fl . '. I I I b I ' . Y ' ' 'P gf- . . . ' . u ' - nd F. ', P Leading the Junlors In varlous achvltles are Carol Ladlne Lt Governor Jane Boyd Secretary of State Bull Burr Governor Karen Halle Secretary of Treasury Ann Kokler Attorney Gen BYO Junuor class legislature left to right Loss Wullard speaker Mary Jo Chappell Llla Lewis Norma Benzel Joan Simpson De lores Fuller Natha Planck and Delores Johnson Standnng are Sergeant at arms and Assistant sergeant at arms Ed Haupt and Oakley Osborn gig, x .. , H l L : i y- , Q1 4- ' ., W ,, X: . . . . . I QQS dj 1 1 1 1 I 1 I - n , ' 4 I I I A l HH ' R it 5 4 Sql lil V Elliggxiili 2 3 ' X 1 2 5 51,1 ' - , 54 gi is T fi ' sf I O O I D II I .K v ' l - I 1 1 1 1 ' L A- ,l . . . if 5 5' 1 I 1 ' l ' gl Lg l. , -3 l s Aw ,. Swifck gngine Wilber Allgood Dwight A,.msh.on9 Bueloh Ballew Delyle Bancroft ik Violet Bauer Mary Jo Chappell Norma Benzel Jaan Connell Mary Joan Block Betty Ann Cordray i'g 'QVQ JUN? B0Yd Shlrley Buehrer Bull Burr Mary Lou Choon Rosemary Cossey Norma Cullms Laura Dorman Jane Duffy il' Wanda Farmer Bully Folkerfs Delorls Fuller Ronald Gausman Cflrol Golden Bob Gordon Karen Hanle A 5 .J-V1 Donna Hand John Harden Edward Haupf Audrey Lucrlle Haze Donna Vee Hendnchs Betty Lou lvle Dorla Jackson Robeff -'CWGN Del0l'eS J0h S0 Shirley Kokes AHI1 Kvkier Marvin Kosemund Ca,-ol Lqdine Debris Lessmon Lula Lewls h vann-.K :XV M 3 1: . 1 l Manlyn Lmton 'UW X Qld., agua-li Roy Edward Reed Jerry Robinson .0 A 'TH ,nhl 3 ls. R Qllfwf WWW is Lyle Mclrwm Loma McNurInn Kathryn McVucker Nancy Marsh Ruby Mlfchell Richard Schaffer? FY' Oakley Osborn Natha Planck Dofhe Overmlller Duqne Sghnepdef Wayne Schnelder Ruth Seevers 'Tw 'in T' 'E E F! 5 if iw -aff lk ' ,I X 'K ' I 'Yr ' '10 X' 12' . '- ' he ,. -M ll? W h'L, hy W- V1 ll a, f.,, AMY A5 , Jim Motes Carl D. Moore James Mueller George Ogden V 'W xl ,K A .:' I Q fn- 4 A A - 1 , l Hx A I k 'Z 'Sd' 'Wun- YL 'YE'-.7 N9 D Sellers SlurIeY Slemers Joan S Pso Faye swke' Rohan spmdlel' Manlyn slmdermon Barham Taylor an R Raymond Thomas Matlnlda Warrelmonn LUIS wlll0fCl Del'-Wes w'lso Junlors Not Plctured Rupert Dobesh Bllly Follterfs Mary Lou Jenks Ruth Seevers Le Roy Wye!! On Monday January 23 thnrteen Junuors spent the day at the courthouse to study the mechanism of our county govern ment Sndney Hugh Jumors and those from other towns were glven a dlnner at noon In the clty auditorium basement by the Amerncan Leglon Auxllsary Another event of the year was the soc hop whsch was pre sented In February and was enjoyed by all Treating the sensors to the annual banquet lunuors worked many weeks in preparatuon for this gala affair JUNIOR RECORD The class of Sl started off on the rlght foot by electing Bull Burr as governor Other offucnals chosen to lead thenr class were Lueutenant Governor Carol Ladune Secretory of State Jane theur ideas were the Junior State Leglslature and their four members working as National Representatives Overseelng these ,lunuors In all they do are thexr sponsors Elizabeth Wright Mary Stowe Vnrgul Wunn and Ray Maley Also worknng for the better ment of thelr class and school are the two Junuors In the Pres: dent s cabunet Joan Connell Secretary of lntenor and Rrchard Schaffert Secretary of Agnculture Junuors started maknng money to finance the Junuor Sen nor Banquet by selecting committees to care for the coke ma chlne Also un theur money making scheme was the sellung at all home games The mom event of the year was thevr play On The Beam directed by Mr Dean Coon with the help of the Junlor sponsors The cast was headed by Bull Burr and Shnrley Buehrer as Mr and Mrs Gllman The play at both the matinee and night perform ance proved to all fn attendance that the Junlors are really on the beam On December 22 a Chrnstmas program was gzven to the enture school by the Junuors It was taken from the poem The Nlght Before Christmas and was acted out nn pantomime Vlrgsl Wlnn served as reader and Dwlght Armstrong portrayed 0 jolly Santa Claus -3 T . 'W at N , CX I' il ,fer f f s Boydg and Karen Haile, Secretary of Treasury. Passinglalong Norma Cullms takes notes from James Muller os Raymond Thomas mdulges In his favorite pastnme of readmg John Harden caught ln the act of talung a picture of Shirley Beuhrer Delores Johnson and Loss Willard whsle Robert Jewett looks on Bull Burr gets the works backstage whale Mr Coon approves Mass Stowe's pob Shirley Beuhrer and Bull Burr joke whlle maid Barbara Taylor dusfs the bookstancl ON THE BEAM Lena - - e Mrs. Gillrnan - Mr. Gillman - Dan Gillman - Madame Benziga Mrs. Willis - - Howard Elliot - Mr. Wentworth - Mr Daily Amy Langdon Marian Walters - - e 0 - Barbara Taylor - - - - - Shirley Buehrer - e - - - - - Bill Burr - - - e Raymond Thomas - - A - - Donna Hand - - - - - Natha Planck - - - - - James Mueller - - - - e Robert Jewett John Harden Norma Cullins Carol Ladlne The behind the scenes scenes crew Ann Kok yer Delores Wilson Karen Halle Jane Boyd Carol Golden and Willa Mae Lyon smile broadly at the camera man Mrs Willis lNatha Planckl and Marion Walt ers lCarol Ladlnel converse with Madame Benzlga lDonna Handl whale visiting in the Glllman home rs, f7ll 1 some use A Back Row Larry Tobler Bull Welch Tommy Zatek Dean Wuse Jack Weldeburg Ronald Rogers James Myers Dallas Sebold Don Sabun Jon Mc Wnlluoms Thlrd Row Jackue Robinson Ardlen Sumpson Alnce Prnntz Beverly Wosser Stanley Smlth Don Shnprnan John Moseman Buddy Osborn Lee Sellers Second Row Jerry Llvlngston Glenna Smuth Ardls Schlesselrnan Carol Tremam Joan Mahaffey Marlon Sherwood Hugh Perkms LeRoy Moore Front Row Jeanne Lwrngston Melba Phelps Lorna Llmbeck lrene Wnttrg Donna Wllson Wanda Mclrvun Patty Stewart Loulse Sweet Mr Neuman 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 4.-r .., '7 gi Q Q' Back Row Max Adams Jerry Johnson Raymond Anthony Bn!! Bolz George Fotanos, Charles Bagby Shirley Benzel Elaune Englert Carlerta Farmer Thurd Row Jackie George Jnrn Brornfueld Marfelyn Dedrsck, Arllna Harte, Mary Lou Butts Bonna Hazlnfr Joan Kmney Second Row Roland Brooer Wendell Johnson Arlan Hartmann, Sharon Daniels, Luculle Karnpbell Betty Bwens Jeanette Croppe Fnrst Row Mr Ackerson Doane Golden Duck Flrhr George Barlow Patrucua Brnght Betty Jo Anderson Roberto Gay Betrv Hendrucks Ona Bergner 5 ,g A E J , z i 'J 1 i J A f 5 Q 2 G . 6 3 i : 1- i . 5 ,: K I -1 Q . L G V 3 ,Q - ' ' 2 6 J '. 2 3 XXL .. . A f 4 '- .- qs, , ' . su .6 2. ' r ' ' ., A- , . fs ' I F A- 5 af. A q ,U ' ' Q i. a- i ir .. in il in 'Z T . ,, .il i. a. -. 3 , X Q . in iv 'ix 5 ' J '. 'A v .K if il in A I Q ,, ' 'J i9 . ara? ,L ff 5' U ,.f . ' lib r X , X Z. Y 1 ,,. ' i in Fmng up the sophomore officers ore Beverly Wosser Secre tory of Stote Don Sobm Governor Joan Mohoffey Secretory of Treosury ond Jeonne Livingston Lt Governor Jock Wuedeberg carelessly throws paper on the floor m the sophomore program t rp 1 if if ' ie .. ' . I - i I 'fl I I I I - - eau Sophomore leguslators Bulll Welch Sergeant at arms Jean ette Groppe Donna Wulson Wanda Mclrvun Luculle Kampbell Melba Phelps George Fontunos Charles Barlow and Speaker Don Shupman Seventy eught students have been en rolled un the Sophomore State durung the year Wuth Don Sabun as Governor Jeanne Luvungston as Lt Governor Bev erly Wasser as Secretary of State and Joan Mahattey as Treasurer the Soph omore State has been guuded by able hands Supported by a well organuzed leguslature guuded by Speaker Don Shup man the leguslators Barlow Fotunos Groppe Kampbell Mclrwun Phelps and ents the State has worked together un close harmony ln October l949 the State staged an all Hugh School Masquerade Dance whuch was one of the hugh lughts of the season Over one hundred students were un costume Square dancung created a fruendly spurut whuch prevauled throughout the evenung and even when modern danc ung played a part un the evenung s gayety The Sophomore Day Program pre sented February 28 l95O was based on the fulm Every Day Courtesy Pantomunes and musuc were worked around the cap tuon Your Manners are Showung Stu dents un actnon presented uncorrect and correct wuth emphasus on the questuon How do you rate? The Sprung pucnuc closed the states events The state was eftucuently sponsored by Muss Bess Shures Mr Glenn Ackerson and Mr Louus Neuman ' I . I T ' I E , ' . I ' 3 I I 1 r - 5 . . . A I I I I I l A I A I I I ' I I Q Wulson wuth the backung ot theur constutu- I I ., 5 q . A . A . 5 . . . . . , . . . . , I , . ' II ' Il T ' ' I . . . I - . I Q -- - I T. ' ' ' 1 . ' I I 11 11 1 I 1 1 1 I ' 4' ' KJ ji. WW! Back Raw Lula Brshap Elmer Brauer Paul Brauer Larry Jones Carl Beebe Robert Chrustner George Gosha Leonard Benzel Charles Jenks Dan Hxggms Floyd Brown DarrellGlassburn Thlrd Row Lorna Kesselrung Cleo Kennedy Ann l-lenke Moxune Glpfert Delores Fvsher Robert Cloud Jrrnmy Culllns Dale Borcher Ben Kang Roland Karnak Paul Jewett Robert Deeder Second Row Geargua Bess Alberta Gentle Gwen Jacob Bob Call Cleo Chambers Allen Brauer Larry Allgood Howard Emerson Douglas Chappell Terry Jacobsen Melvun Wright First Raw Joan Bramfueld Pot Knllham Carrre Jacobsen Shmrley Erlckson Joyce Hengl Joan Gade Dion Cawthra Shlrley Kurth Jerald Haupt Jeff Bush J -L G VY i . ' , 6 1 J , - A : J 1 1 f 1 1 1 4 1 1 I I , , I , 1 , - , . . I I . I , I . . I I I I I I U , , 4 f X ' Q 5 ll f , 2 f Z t J V 1 ' L 2 ' fi 'J E J . H ' . , 5 , X ' f A 2 Q H Sl Q J 1 3 7, 1 1 I f 4 Q I : .. , F W ,1 A 4- C G .. 'S ... x X , 4- J - f.. V -' ' A Ll ,Q X. Y w ' V' Q J .,.. Vs vf ff A v A sg .. AK . . -V fm f, 4 , .M A Aw 1 . , V -' , A l , xv -f 1 6 V . --' H 5, ., , 5 , 4 . Va 5 2 J F . , :f ' 4 'l ' 'Q of I -4 ,Q fs M I F. X fsrpi , 'J W ., 'fl V -Aw ,, . K f I f . . ' . J f. l er .,. . - 3 , 2 f, ' k Q ' 5 , . Q , , if X I I J unvmw-. M an -s .4 wr Back Row Stra nd bu rg LeRoy Thnrd Row Second Row Marvln Sterkel Flrst Row Tarpennung Jlmrny Zlegler, Bull Nlssen, Loretta Slders Jean Rellor Sharon Olson Joyce Ann Rowe La Donr-a Lessman Jean Norrls Shlrley Myer Bob Nlghtengale, Jlmmy Yates Leland Ulnch, Dale Maley James Neuman Alyce Lyons Dretta Welch, Rosemary Ogden, Joan Scheurrnan, Bobby Ross Gary Seeyers Dole Show John SRQHQY Ed'Th V'W lQ AllYn Dee Whltrnlre, Joan Norns, Jeanette Sanders Dorothy Rasmussen Jackre Nlenhouser Mr Crouse Ernue Sterkel Phyllls Moody Mary Ann Moore Donna Steward Norma Schnell Marsha Planck Gene Slerners La Verne l ' ' . 1 -1 ' r . , 2 ' S 1. Q Q wi I If if . if: 9 . f , ' f 5 .Q S 4 3 x Ie if 2 . it 5 E I S 4 - A f E A V i ,f ii 3 E ? l S 5 E 1 , Q Q I gl K ' ' ' . 1 . 4 . f r 5 4 4 7 I , is ,f , Q i r ' . T 1 ' 5 2 - 3 X. 1 , s . ' - , - ' S ' ' . ' ' it z ' S I Q i - , - Q s 5 2 1 f y 5 ,r 3 3 2 ' S M 5 . 3 - , ' y l If i f 5 o 9 X, 4 Q 2 Q 3 , gi t f f y 2 7 1 f A 5 f f .5 ' . Q l r X , Q 5 r 5 nn. . 1 gs 4, t -.- S 3 2 tgp, . ' Y 2 ,. .. , A- 1 Q . 1 , F 9 . - fr -v ' . V - fi we 2 , -- - ,i , -6 Q ' A A , . J -r , 5' ' ., . . -.- Q. A, ' . . .4 1 - - ' ,,, rx .. .f Q, as - L , 4,, -- 'W - , 1 Q ,S , l', V 1 Ct A Y M ' M, X am x l 1 fi' . . 9 Xe' 5 ' 'T l, r 5 - 5 Startnng off with a chug are freshmen class officers Douglas Chappell Lt Governor Jummy Culluns Secretary of State Norma Schnell Secretary of Treasury Ann Henke, Attorney General, and Donna Steward Governor Dressed like a song the Freshmen showed theur talent In an afternoon as sembly by snngung the song they were dressed luke Takung top honors were Don no Steward and the Norrrs twuns For the boys were Carl Beebe and James Cullnns Elected as offucers for the frosh were Donna Steward Governor Douglas Chap pell Lueutenant Governor James Culluns Secretary and Norma Schnell Treasur er Miss Verna Robunson as permanent sponsor was asslsted by Mr Melvln Wrlght and Mr Carl Crouse On November l l the class presented their program In the form of an Armistice Day Program called Memorues of l9l 8 Freshmen legislature composed of Joan Gade, Joyce Ann Rowe Cleo Kennedy, Bob Call, James Newman, .lackne Nuenhauser, Jnmmne Ziegler and Carl Beebe, Speaker qs WM? A darky song ns lllugfrq Dale Borcher lllustrates Carl Beebe lllustrates D009 Chappell nllus Bob Cloud IS seen going fed In fhgg pld-ure hls song as he presents It Woody Woodpecker gf trates Shes too fat for to the front to sung hls to the assembly for the the Freshman mrtlatlon me df the Freshman lnll' S009 Freshman mltuatlon Beebe copped flrst prlze l0fI0h A group of the Freshmen boys the While other members of the fresh gnydgzsltjslnlrennr'hahonhThey me men class look on Mary Ann Moore MISS Roblnson 5 laugh..-.gly look sem e e song t ey rePre gives her verSI0ll of P'5f0l P'Fk '9 mg on while Gene Slemers slngs Larry Jones emotes as Mlsteh Mama June IS Burstmg Out All Over Five By Flve at Freshmen unlhatlon 2 1 f F ' 15 to t F F1 fuse 1 n ' .' -5 , P I 1 ? V F K , -' 5 IE f 5 , e ' I 5 W . W ' 1 ' - A l eip W 5' ' U 5 ' - M 1 Q , M M fi W l .4 M F ,, XI 4 F f ei 5 ' ', of :N 5 W tu 4 A Q -- fi-X I F a Af . ,X V A FQ, . .2 ,-4. ' - .,, X .. f X 51 T55 A ' j I kv 5 Y - 4 .. A fl , f- ,, NL 3 , ,E KN in f 3 lf! fa 2 - - 5 :Z rg ag, - . ' Q A - 5 'E ' x-W. ..., ,:'f, 'v. NT ran , A V ij? - ff i '::.1-H A- ,. ' M 1 ., . , , , - - . u ,, u I ' ' ' . . . . ll . . Q - O O I . - u H . . u I . - - . H - - - - Vs , y Y Student Government began In l940 at Sldney Hugh School The senate IS a part of the government and us run In the same manner as the Unlted States Gov ernment Members of our Senate are teachers from each state whlch mclude Sensor State Mass Nielsen Junnor State Mlss Stowe Sophomore State Mlss Shlres Freshman State Mr Wrrght The Senate discusses the b lls and suggestions passed ln the House of Rep resentatlves The Senate may also Intro duce bulls and pass them but they must be passed by the House and Pressdent before they become laws ? The Presndent s Cabmet at Sndney Hugh School us patterned after the Cab: net of the President of the Unlted States The Cabinet members and their dutaes are as follows Secretary of State Ronald Ovenden Hls duty IS to orgamze relations between the states and the schools Secretary of Treasury D o r o t h y Neary She takes care of the school s funds Secretary of Actlvntnes Margorne ticket sales at games Caught at a Senate meetmg are Senator Bess Shares of the Sophomore state Senator Mable Nellsen of the Senlor state Vice- Presudent Ray Maley Senator Melven L Wright of the Freshmen state and Senator Mary A Stowe of the Junlor state Secretary of lnterlor Joan Connell Joan has charge of the programs and assemblles Secretary of Personnel Oakley Os born Relatnonshnp between students and the care of the buuldmg IS organized by Oakley Secretary of Agrnculture Ruchard Schaffert Ruchard has charge of Improv mg the campus trees shrubs etc Convenlng at a meetmg IS the Presldent s Cabmet standmg Ronald Ovenden Oakley Osborn Rlchard Schaffert slttlng Joan Connell President Nlmtz Dorothy Neary Marjorie Adams . O O Rilglla 0l'l'll'l'lLffilL0lfl l Adams. lt is her duty to be ih charge of U ? Left to right Ray Maley Presldent of the Senate A E Wright Ch1efJustlce ot the Supreme Court John Copley Speaker ot the House A E Nnrntz Presldent State Dorothy Neary Secretary ot Treasury Margorle Adams Secretary of Actuvutles Richard Schaftert Sec retary ot Agrlculture Joan Connell Secretary of In tenor Oakley Osborn Secretary of Personnel Sena tors Bess Shures Mable Nuelsen Mary Stowe and Mel vln Wrlght Curl s State and Boy s State Representatlves of l949 Clalrelyn Lyngholm and Wayne Wnllard Na Butts Neva Muller and Dale Buehrer front row Dale Borcher Paul Jewett Jean Norris Edlth Vnnung Wllber Allgood Kathryn McVucker Barbara Taylor and Rob ertJewett . l . I l ' . ' . ' 'I ll l ' - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - l - - 4 ' Phyllis Refior, Clerkg Ronald Ovenden, Secretary gf tional Representatives ln the back royv are. Mary Lou 2 I ' ' 1 1 ' .1 U l ' g I . I l I . I - I I . I l ' I - I 1 1 - ' Q , 1 - ' NW! 'ZWVFKM F' r avww-mm-W. ................,....--.,.. ,-.-....-.-A- ...,,.,. . ......-. . .-.NL -----..--- ,. - --. ...,...........-.,... ., .1 Y CAG el'lg8If'5 Left to rlght Fourth Row Jerry Lnvlngston Larry Allgood Gary Seevers Bull Nlssen Larry Jones Dale Borcher Paul Jewett Robert Deeder Thlrd Row Dale Moley Bob Jewett Roy Reed Don Hlgguns Ben Kung Dean Wlse Tom Meyers Carl Beebe Darrell Glassburn Second Row Leo Shumarr Stanley Haupt Eugene Darnsteodt Max Adam Jimmy Zuegler Bull Bolx Jon Mc Wllllams Glen Ackerson Fnrst Row Wayne Wallard Robert Jensen Duane Schnelder Charles Bagby Kleth Rnhn Ball Burr Vernon Knncald Wayne Schneider Dale Buehrer Ronald Ovenden f Smith, E-ieorge Barlowi, Kenny Dimick, Ddllas Sebold, Riehard Schafferil, Edward This year Coach Leo Shuman's gridsters completed the season with a SOM average by winning 4 games and dropping 4. The Maroons outscored their opponents by a slim margin of 4 points by collecting l27 points to their opponents l23. The Maroons fielded their lightest team in the school's history. The average was 144 pounds per man. Despite their small size the Maroons suffered very few injuries. Always playing against larger opponents they overcame their opponent's advantage of weight by playing fast and hard football. After being defeated in their first game at Sterling, it was thought that the team would be lucky to win one game this year because of their ragged play in that game. Against Bridgeport the team's play improved and they played them on almost even terms. The victory went to Bridgeport by a slim margin of 6 points. The team began to improve and they burst into the win column by rolling over Chadron, a weak club in the conference. The Maroons made it 4 straight wins by downing Ogallala, Oshkosh, and Gering. Ogallala and Gering provided conference wins for the Maroons. A fast Chappell eleven handed the Maroons their worst defeat of the season. It was one of those days when everything went wrong for the Maroons. Kimball outlasted Sidney in the last game if the season and won in a 20 to I9 thriller. A win over Kimball would have given Sidney a share in the Panhandle Conference honors with Gordon. As it was the Maroons finished in a tie for third with Mitchell with o record of 3 wins and 2 losses. Coach Leo Shuman commented an the team, For being a small team it was a good team and it had the most fight and spirit of any team I have had at Sidney High School I think our best game was against Gering Because of a back iniury Melvin Davis was forced to check in after the Chadron game. He was replaced by Wayne Schnieder. Those who scored touchdowns and their number of counters are as follows: Dale Buehrer-9 Robert Jensen-3 Ronald Ovenden-3 Wayne Willard-2 Wayne Schnieder-l Vernon Kincaid-l Stanley Smith-l Lettermen returning next fall will be: Wayne Schnieder Stanley Smith Duane Schnieder John McWilliams Charles Bagby Bill Barlow Bill Burr Larry Tobler Eddie Haupt Richard Schaffert Max Adams Dallas Sebold Opponent Place We They Sterling Bridgeport Chadron Ogallala Oshkosh Gering Chappell Kimball There 6 Here 0 There 25 There 33 There 25 Here l 9 There Here 24 6 7 20 7 O The usual starting lineup was as follows Melvin Davis Robert Montgomery Vernon Kincaid Robert Jensen Bill Burr Wayne Willard Howard Atkins RH Ronald Ovenden Keith Rihn Dale Buehrer Charles Bagby Hoo O 39 . . . ,, ' ' I9 20 ' ' RE T ' . . QB . A1 LH ' ' FB . 3 h , 5 , 'fx 9 . . A f if ' Date Opponent Sept 28 STERLING Oct 5 JULESBURG Oct I3 KIMBALL Oct I8 OSHKOSH Total Pounts SIDNEY 9I Opponents 20 Average per game Sldney 23 Opponents 5 I949 RESERVES RECORD Place e Tbey Here There There Here 33 Games WON 4 LOST 0 SIDNEY HIGH FOOTBALL RESERVES Showing a good amount of spurut the I9-49 Sudney Hugh defeated for the season ln the last fuve years Reserve Coach Ray Maley s teams have won eughteen games lost three and tued one for a wunnung percentage of 857 The season was opened against Sterlung on the Sldney freld and the Maroon Reserves took a 20 0 decusuon McWull uams Bolx and Smuth scored T D s whsle Smuth and Bolz added extra pounts The second game was played at Julesburg Sldney had a I4 0 half tame lead but Julesburg outscored them un the second half 7 6 brlng a flnal count of 20 7 un our favor Sudney traveled to Kumball for the next encounter and although the Longhorn reserves put up a stuff battle Srdney brought home the bacon to the tune of I8 0 Oshkosh came to Sidney for the funal game It was the first home mght game to be played by the Sidney Reserves They showed appreciation of the honor by playing their best ball of the year and won a 33 I3 vrctory 5. .Au Back Row Left to Right Bob Gordon Larry Tobler Robert Jewett Carl Beebe Ben Kung Bull Nussen Gary Seevers Dale Maley George Gosha Jummy Zuegler Rex Sample George Barlow Ruchard Amen Bull Bolz Ruy Reed Don Huggins Robert Deeder Robert Cloud Dale Borcher Larry Jones Front Row Paul Jewett Leonard Benzel Ed ard Haupt Leroy Moore Jerry Luvung ston Douglas Chappell Darrell Glassburn Dallas Sebold Richard Schaffert The startung lune was often Adams Wuse Sebold Hugguns Tobler Kung Ziegler The backfuelds were often swutched wuth the Sophs Bolz Barlow Smith and McWulluams usually play burn Maley and Chappell Others who earned theur letters and dud a lot to make the season a great success were Allgood Borcher Amen Benzel Deeder Gocha P Jewett L Jones Luv ungston L Moore Nissen and Seevers These suxteen Frosh and eleven Sophs brought to Sudney Hugh the thurd undefeated foot ball reserve team the others being un l945 and l947 It was Maleys fifth undefeated Sudney team the other beung Frosh track un I947 and I9-48 W 20 0 20 7 I8 0 I3 I I 0 , . 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' - I :X oc 'Q'-v 'wr ao sq ,L as FIRST TEAM AND RESERVES Back Rcw Student Manager Bull Welch Duane Scnnelder John Copley Dean Wrse .lack Weldeburg Charles Bagby Blll Bolz Don Sabin Wayne Schnender Second Row Max Adams George Barlow Stanley Smltn Ronald Rogers Wayne Wullard Melvln Davis Jon McWlIIlams Flrst Row Mr Shaman Ronald Ovenden Robert Jensen John Harden Robert Montgomery Dale Buenrer Mr Ackerson .1 Dale Buehrer Last year as guard wuth three years on the furst strung Wayne Wlllard A senuor he plays reserve strung and replace alert 'S '53 BOB JENSEN A senuor who played furst strung He us fast wuth the ball always alert MELVIN DAVIS Melvun rvs 12.37 -qw as 'Z Bob Montgomery Senuor broke the school record makung 31 pounts un th G Q e othenburg ame Ronald Rogers Sophomore two years ahead of hum 'Q 'Z' 7 Ronald Ovenden A senuor us short and speedy wuth three years on the startung lane up the smallest man on the squad whuch makes hum fast but care u ffm Ii .4 1 the -as 81 John Harden Jumpung cent er has another year to do Furst year cn the startung lane up sophomore wuth a furst strung future A lead player on the reserve strung He us lught on hus feet and handles the ball wuth skull ie 4-4- , . f - lg as . 'ii' Q -gg is y x up A N. X R I r r l F L 3 n . Y , ' ' . ' - , George Barlow. A sophomore, gmnley smifh. A t I Yo O A played reserve ond replacement. one of the first substitutes with ' ' A men , a ways cau u us n A A . . - -, . f 'D , . . ' , . 'jg 5 dy: f 1 . I X ,Af l f l , 5, xx 'J . 'H ' 'K -7 1 E . lykhlvxn E I I Le, ' 2 'Q 2 J The Sldney Maroons steamed to vlctory this year with eleven wlns com pared wlth flve losses The Maroons started off with a 41 to 39 wm agalnst North Platte thus heartennng all of their many fans Lodgepole was an easy vlctory for our talented players Luke all teams our team suffered from cold nlghts when It seemed everythung went wrong The loss of 38 to 50 to Kumball best exempllfles this On other mghts nothnng could stop the Maroons from ganmng fame The nlght the team went to Chappell everyone was hepped up to bring home a vlctary The fans were not dlsappomted The Sldney players dld themselves proud by beating Chappell In an overhme In the last mmute of the game the Maroons racked up the needed polnts to tle Chappell and In an overtlme burst ahead by racking up eleven more ponnts In the overtume The scare ended 38 to 27 nn the Sndney qumtet s favor The Gothenburg game was a memorable one because the Swedes were the favored team but Sidney won 54 to 47 Thus was the mght Montgomery made 31 pomts and broke the school record He was chosen player of the week by the Omaha World Herald Sterling was Sldney s second loss Oshkosh presented no trouble for the Maroons Then the Maroons went on a two game trlp to Gordon and Chadron and came out the vactors of these two games The next game wlth Chappell threatened to be a repeat of the other one but Instead Sldney came out ahead 48 to 46 In a real thrlller The Maroons crushed Brldgeport 63 to Z8 The Sldney team was out to redeem themselves agalnst Kimball Thus tame It was the Kumball fans who went home disappointed as Sldney beat 41 to 35 Ogallala s fast stepplng team proved too much for the Maroons and gave Sidney Its only loss on the home floor The Mitchell game gave the Sldney fans a let down feeling not because of Sldney s playlng but because of the disagreement be tween the referees and the offlcuals Srdney lost this one 47 to 43 In an overtime Sudney had great hopes of achlevement for the tournament but they were not to be realized The Maroons dropped thelr first game to the Mmatare fnve 35 to 32 Sudney outscored theur opponents 671 to 608 Fleet tooted Rannne Ovenden breaks through the Chappell defense to add to hrs portlon of the score SCHEDULE Games Home Games Away Sudney Opponent Sldney Oppqnenf Lodgepole Gothenburg Oshkosh Chappell Brndgeport Kamball Ogallala John Harden takes to The alr ond leaves has Chappell rlvals flat tooted as he adds two desperately needed pomts to the Maroon score North Platte Krmball Chappell Sterling Germg Gordon Chadron Mitchell 51 38 41 39 54 47 38 ' 63 29 38 48 46 30 ' 63 ' 28 48 ' 41 ' 35 45 33 - 56 46 43 ' The 1949-50 Freshman team, the fifth to play Frosh basketball for Sidney High School, was the first to win a cage championship. This year's squad of twenty boys was a good evenly matched group and very regular in practice and game attendance according to Frosh Coach Ray Maley, who also states that the team is one of the best to ever wear the Frosh colors for S.H.S. These first year players showed a remarkable improvement as the season pro- gressed, winning nine of the twelve games on the schedule and climaxing a fine season by winning the championship of the Four County Tourney at Oshkosh in February. This is the sixth champion team and Ray Maley who coached the six teams ranks this squad as good as the best. So these Frosh join the list of three football reserve teams in '45, '47, and '49 and Frosh track squads in '47 and '48 who won titles as undefeated teams. George Barlow breaks for the basket and racks up two more points against Chappell The record for the past flve seasons In Frosh basketball shows forty seven victories and twenty losses for a 700 per cent winning average In winning nine games of the twelve played the Sidney Frosh this year racked up 424 points to 341 for the opponents so the per game average is Sidney 35 opponents 28 Fourteen boys received letters and although the opening lineup was not always the same the first eight named were most often in the game for the o enin Darrell Glassburn Carl Beebe Gary Seevers Ben King Bob Deeder Larry Jones Larry Allgood Jim Yates Bill Nissen John Shelley Floyd Brown Dale Maley and Douglas Chappell tied for the 1950 free throw title in games played with a 500 per cent average Previous winners were Howard Atkins 1947 John Harden 1948 and Charles Bagby 1949 Honorary Co Captains for this year were Darrell Glassburn and Douglas Chappell Stan Smith exhibits a well practiced form as he sinks another held qoal Student time keeper Jerry Living ston is shown doing his duties at the second team games Caught by surprise while doing his score keeping at a basketball game IS T R Tlllotson Junior High Prm cipal . . . P . 9 X whistle. Letter winners were: Douglas Chappell, Jim Ziegler, Dale Maley, , ,. 1 I ' 1 1 . 1 1 - ' - , ' ' - 1 ' ' ' . Q - 1 1 : , . - ' 1 Q0 as akllllfy FROSH BASKETBALL Bock Row: Larry Jones, Jimmy Ziegler, Carl Beebe, Douglas Chappell, Dale Sharp Third Row: John Shelly, Bill Nissen, Floyd Brown, Dale Moley. Second Row: Leland Ulrich, Jimmy Cullins, Robert Deeder, Ben King. First Row: Jeff Bush, Gary Seevers, Darrell Glassburn, Larry Allgood, Ray Maley. ,-s. fn.- A nh? 'UE' 5 4' as 352, fel' 'I I N , , 1 Back Row Dan Sellers, LeRoy Myer, Jum Brumheld, LeRoy Wyatt, Bob Second Row John Shelly, Bull Folkerts, Jumor Chlpps, Lee Sellers, Wendell Gordon, George Ogden, Wulmer Brauer, Don Shupman, Roland Brouer Johnson, Jockne Nnenhouser Thnrd Row Mr Shumqn, Bob Nlghfengqle, Howard Emerson, A,la,, Furst Row Jerald Houpt, Allan Brauer, Bob Coll, Gene Slemers, LaVerne Hartmann, Terry Jacobsen, Paul Brouer, James Neuman TOYPGMIIIIS THE I949 SCHEDULE Sldney Frosh llO Sudney Junlor Hugh Sidney Frosh 9l Sidney Gym Nmth and Tenth Grades Sidney Frosh 89 Sunol Ninth and Tenth Grades l 6LC if 8145 Shown here IS the coach and Freshmen track team of 49 Back row Coach Ray Maley Charles Bagby Jack Wndeburg George Fotlnos Don Sabin and Dean Wlse Front row Max Adams Duane Golden Dallas Sebold George Barlow Stanley Smith Jon McWvlluams and Bull Bolz The l949 Frosh Track Team followed In the steps of prev: ous Freshman tracksters and made an excellent record for the season The Yearlnngs won three dual meets won the l949 Sud ney Frosh lnvutatuonal and took a thnrd at the Germg lnvuta tional to set an enviable record of four first places and one thlrd place for the year Frosh Track Coach Ray Maley s four year record at Sudney Hugh now stands at a total of twelve furst places one second and one thlrd place In the fourteen meets held durlng the past four seasons Lettermen and points scored are Bolz 87 Scbm 62 Wledeburg 49 McWilliams 35 Smith 30 Barlow 23 Sebold 19 Rogers 16 Golden I4 Adams 9 Fohnos 6 Tobler 6 Bagby 5 SIDNEY INVITATIONAL Sadney Frosh Oshkosh Frosh Kimball Frosh gl: GERING INVITATIONAL Mnnatare Frosh Germg Frosh Sldney Frosh GL amp' L S Club OHICBYS are vlce president Ed Haupt and pres :dent Dole Buehrer Ed Haupt wlll be presldent next year S Club consists of letter men from the three mayor sports football basket ball and track If any of the boys earn mayor letters they automatically become a member S Club has only two offucers The president who ss always a sensor and the vlce presudent who us a gunuor and who automatucally IS presndent the next year Dale Buehrer rs now president wsth Ed ward Haupt vuce presldent Each year the club elects an hono rary football and basketball captaun The hugh lught of the season us crownung the athletrc queen at the annual dance after the Pep Club banquet ' v ff 'W ' I mg N ,,. i is ?s .SSS fi- I ECI 2 Q ' mfmfff P315 Q, lfl, Ifllefl ill 'HW' ap u is Luned up for theur pucture are the Pep Club offucers Left to rught JoxPuerson secretary Mary Fonda treasurer Mary Ellen Luvungston presudent Jeanne Luvungston hustoruan and Carol Golden vuce presudent Thus year the enrollment us almost as large as that of last year whuch was 60 At the begunnung of the year there were 36 and at the furst of the second sux weeks there were 57 Formal unutuatuon was held for the new gurls thus year The Club us sponsored by Muss Mable Nuel sen Presudung for the term are Mary Ellen Luvungston presudent Carol Golden vuce presudent Joan Puerson Secretary Mary Fonda Treasurer Jeannue Luvungston hustoruan and Mary Jo Chappell pount recorder The cheerleaders elected by the student body are Mary Ellen Luv ungston senuor Ann Kokuer Jane Boyd and Carol Golden uunuors The gurls sold programs durung the football season to make money for the annual Banquet for Lettermen Mumeo graohed proqrams were guven away dur ung basketball The date for the banquet was set for Aprul l8 wuth Olympucs as the theme The pep band gave the rallues some spurut along wuth havung the gurls called up one at a tume to quve a luttle pep talk Sophomore candudate Donna Wulson was chosen as the Valentune Sweetheart for the year Other nomunees were Jen nue Luvungston Sophomore Mary Ellen Puerson and Phyllus Reufor senuors Jo Connell and Norma Benzal uunuors and Donna Steward and Ann l-lenke fresh fT'lel'l After the senuor gurls plan and pre pare the banquet they do not attend further meetungs by tradutuon The gurls then elected theur new oftucers lt us cus tomary for the vuc presudent to move up to presudent hence Carol Golden wull pre sude next year On Honor Day the senuor members are always presented wuth red roses as a token of remembrance l l . I . I U ' I , . . A I t .I I I I I I ' I , 1 ' I I A . I I J' . .F 1 - K 4- r ,J ,A D ' 'V W 49 44' 5 l A -. , :rx lr W 5 4.. Q - - . 's - K U u ' ' ' f - f u was v '- - ' l 3 'ai X y . 7 ' Sf ? . . ' . ' 5, I Luvungston, Claurlyn Lyngholm, Joan 3 1 X 4,1 I- ,3 r N. I . ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' , . ' , ' , I ' ' . S- . I . , l ,K . v . Q fi P rig as f . 'Q-Q. Back Row Clalrelyn Lyngholrn Neva Mlller Norma Culllns Eldora Kampbell Pat Kullham Joyce Rowe Donna Steward Allyn Dee Whltrnlre Thlrd Row Mlss Nlelsen Sharon Danlels Joan Mahaffey Jean Reflor Cleo Kennedy Mary Jo Chappell Faye Splker Barbara Taylor Carol Ladlne Delores Johnson Joan Plerson Joan Connell Phylllg Reflor Vlolet Bauer Second Row Ann Henke Kathryn l-lazlewood Carol Tremaln Lucllle Kampbell Elalne Englert Alberta Gentle Phyllls Moody Joan Gade Wanda Mclrvrn Marlon Sherwood Mary Fonda Bonlta l-lazlltt Lols Wlllard Delores Fuller Flrsf Row Drefla Welch Marllyn Krerz Marsha Planck Norma Schnell Beverly Wasser Jeanne Llvlngston Roberta Gay Lorna Llmbeck Mathllda Warrelrnann Arllna l-larte Danna l-land Foreground Mary Ellen Llylng rcn Ann Kovqer Jane Boyd Carol Golden . - U : ., la A 1 f '. sa I-A 1 1' ,, , . D 'vlarcelyn Dedrlck, Narha Planck, Arllta lngwerson, Marilyn Llnton, Peggy Cossey, J Q After stepping through the heort Donna Wmlson was named the Hugh Schools Volen tune Sweetheart VALENTINE SWEETHEART Poslng for Camerman Bull Burr are the candidates for Valentine Sweet heart of 1950 Left to right Seniors Phyllis Reflor Mary Ellen Llvlngsfon Sophomores Donna Wilson Jeanne Lnvmgsfon and Freshman, Donna Steward and Ann Henke Clairelyn Lyngllolm, Joan Plerson: juniors, Normal Benzel, Joan Connell, . . , 49' df...- 'fi N NWN? I ffflni I V X 'rw NW!! Wm ee wxhiaxw qs yr s. N qs, if M-IA 1 1 Left to right Mary Ellen Llvnngston, Ann Kokjer, Jane Boyd, and Carol Golden P1 sux fKfN W-J M X iw F-'HA X The Future Homemakers of America IS a National Home Economics organization The red 31, Cl. rose red and whlte and Toward New Horizons exemplify Its flower colors and motto The offncers were elected un Aprul of 49 Jeanne Maller Presudent La Vonna Reed Vuce Presldent Norma Cullnns Secretary Wanda Farmer Treasurer Betty Jo Anderson Recreatuan Chalrman and Kahe McVucker Publlcnty Chaur man were elected to guude thus year s Homemak GFS ln January the gurls began to work for their degrees You can earn the Jumor Homemaker De gree the Chapter Homemaker Degree the State Homemaker Degree and the Amerrcan Homemak er Degree Last year one Jumor Homemaker De gree and one Chapter Homemaker Degree were awarded Thus year s I-lomemakers unvuted the F F A boys to a party at the beglnnlnq of the year wrapped and sent Chrnstmas gufts overseas carol ed at the hospitals unltlated and Installed at a party sent patterns to the Phnllnptnes presented a style show thxs sprung and sent three gurls to Lnncaln to a State Conventnon on Aprnl l Through thus orgamxatuon the gurls hope to promote appreclatlon of homemakmg emphaslze the Importance of worthy home membership en courage democracy In home and communlty lute work for good home and famlly Ilfe for all pro mote mternatlonal good wnll foster the develop ment of creative Ieadershnp un the home provlde wholesome mdlvuduol and group recreotnon and further Interest nn home economlcs FHA Back row Emma Haupt Wanda Kruse and La Vonna Reed Second row Eldora Kampbell Norma Culltns Neva Jean Muller Jean Norrns Gwen Jacobs Bonnta Hazlutt Lucrlle Kamp bell Marnan Sherwood Carol Tremann Carletta Farmer Arhfq lngwerson Audrey Haze Jean Refnor Sharon Olsen Melba Phelps Mrs Elnzabeth Wrught and Patty Brlght Front Row La Verna Reed Wanda Mclrvnn Kathryn McVucker Betty Jo Anderson Dretta Welch Jeanette Groppe Lorna Lnmbeck Patty Stewart Ednth Vunnng Joan Norrus and Wanda Farmer The purposes of the Future Farmers of Amersca rs to develop leadershrp character cutrzenshrp and scholarshrp among tts members all of whom are students enrolled rn Vocatlonal Agrlculture The Sldney Chapter of the natronal organxzatuon IS actlve IH tts support of all mayor communlty acttvrtxes agrtcul ture and others Under thenr sponsor Louls Neuman the boys have helped wuth the Cheyenne Countv Farr the State Wheat Show the Soul Conservatlon Program and the Noxlous Weed Program Kenny Dlmlck calls F F A ofhcers to order lleft to rnghtl Robert Steffens Ed Haupt Oakley Osborne Kenneth Dlmlck Richard Schaffer? Ray mond Thomas and sponsor Louls Newman QCil 0l'l Pell! To lmprove the scholastic standlng the chapter encourages tts members to take part ln Dlstrlct and S ate Contests The Dlstrlct Vll Conventron at the F F A was held IH Sldney thus tear There were one hundred and fatty contestants that partrclpated Last fall a Itvestock ludgung team was sent to North Platte Robert Steftens was thc hugh tndlvldual wlth the team placung second Later at Alllance IU a Trl State meet Raymond Thomas was hugh Rlchard Schatfert Secretary ot the Stdney Chapter won ftrst At the Dnstrlct VII Conventron Raymond Thomas Reporter of the Sldney Chapter placed thtrd rn the Publlc SDGOFIHQ Contest However not all of the acttvltles are ot a serrous nature as the club sponsored an overnlte flshlng trap to Kungsley Dam organlzed a basketball team and held a pheasant and duck feed tor Freshman Va Ag students Ruchard Schatfert was appointed Secretary Of Agrlculture In the Pres: dents Cablnet lt the student government Oftlcers thus year have been Presldent Kenneth Drmlck Vrce Presldent Edward Haupt Qecretary Rnchard Schatfert Treasurer Oakley Osborn R porter Raymond Thomas and Sentlnel Robert Stetfens I . , 4 , I g . . I F - I ' 4 I memberot theSdney teamt ln. theFarm Burcausponsored essay 'contest I I- I I In .U -I . . - I I- . ' I - -W f x f x Q -4 g . . . , V rl - , ' 5 , .- ' , . v . C i - u- 4-V,-. . . ,. ,V ..., . . ., , ZW. ., U ' . . , A 'I F J Q I! :af .sf ' I 52 'm ag -6 xxwlf ' ,L ' .x xi 5 ff ff , R- ff. . fs zQ '4 Q. Rf ' 1111.231 ,Q l Q1 ffl!! HSE W ,.-ff flffifjy ,.f , .....,.. gin. W 3' D Q f 'Mlusuu sys .9 I ,wk M 3 'S Floyd Brown .hm Ziegler Ben Kung and Ronald Karnlk using the wire recorder un Visual Aids Class A -Q' Looking over a camera is Carl Moore Dean Vest Jimmie Yates Burdette Sanders and Jerry Livingston. deruafion Some members of the Vlsual Alds Class are Buddy Osborn at the contact pnnfer Rex Sample paper cutter Jeff Bush mspechng a prmt and .lumor Jensen drylng some prmts 'Y' Fl 04 Warklng with the wlre recorder are Larry Jones Paul Jewett Dale Sharp and Dean Wise Vlsual Alds nn l95O rs no longer the mystery It was In 45 Thus class offered to boys only because of the heavy equipment which has to be carraed around was orlglnated so the boys could learn to operate the motlon pucture prolectors PA System opaque prolector and other audio vlsual ands equip In thus class the boys learn to mnx developers and fuxers from raw chemucals They also learn to develop their own fllms and make their own prints ln l948 the National Educatron Assocuotnon awarded the Sldney Public Schools a Citation Merut In Audio Visual Aids The Sndney department us one of the best of nts knnd un the state I 1 1 1 . l I , . . 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A f joof ' goof Morchmg between halves of the Sudney vs Kimball game are the Sndney band and twurlers The Sldney Hugh Band played thas year for all home football and basketball games In October the band went In a body to be In Ogallalas Homecomrng Day Parade That evenrng they played at the football game The dlfferent sectuons were the or- chestra the pep band and group class- es Bull Burr Rex Sample Robert Jewett Paul Jewett Floyd Brown Richard Gld eon Wanda Farmer Larry Tobler and Marcelyn Dedrnck were rn the pep band and they added much to the pep rallres In the sprang they held a band con cert on February 22 They held a sprung contest the latter part of March The solos at thus were a barltone solo by Bull Burr and a bass solo by Rex Sample There was a brass sextet composed of Jewett Robert Jewett Bull Burr and Rex Sample There was a flute trlo with Don na Steward Cleo Kennedy Marge Cop ley a clarmet duet composed of Charles Bagby Larry Tobler Douglas Chappell and Floyd Brown played coronet solos Dale Borcher played a trombone solo C6 7 6 77 Q I Douglas Chappell, Floyd Brown, Paul an-ark ' J' Qu Q.. 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A BAND Standlng, Left To Rught Mr Dennes, Jo Connell, Jo Brumfleld Marcelyn Dedrlck, Rlchard Gudeon, Ardlen Sampson Joan Sumpson Beulah Ballew,Jeanne Lwmggton Sharon Danlels Aluce Prlntz, Beverly Wasser, Potty Ballard Clarlnets Janet Hartman, Ronnle Brown Rlchard Schatfert Jnrnmy Zregler Reba Kunne Karen l-lalle, Larry Tobler Charles BOQDY Cornets Lowell Shaman Ray l-landeel Rex l-lelnleln, Bull Nissen Paul Jewett, Floyd Brown Douglos Chappell l-rench l-lorn Joan Robards Janet Shurnon Flutes Marge CODley, Cleo Kennedy, Donna Steward Saxophone Ann Kolqer, Dale Maley Jtm Bramfleld De Lyle Bancroft Trombone Dale Borcher, Bob Jewett Bass Horn Jerald Johnson, Rex Sample Barltone Bull Burr, Larry Jonee ,a M--.5 We recognize these characters as the Sldney Hugh Pep Band Standing Caught while practicing for their flute tno for the sprung concert are Marge Copley Cleo Kennedy and Donna Steward ore Bob Jewett Bull Burr and Richard Gideon Seated are Floyd Brown Douglas Chappell Paul Jewett Morcelyn Dedrack Rex Sample Dale Maley and Larry Tobler Trumpeteers of Sidney Hugh School lett to right are Paul Jewett Floyd Brown and Doug las Chappell Posing for this shot are Floyd Brown, Doug- las Choppell, P0UlJewettRex Sample, Bill Burr, and Bob Jewett. 'K 'Q JD' Y' sy M. Q 'nf M :fe een mr ing on fAe paignoacl D Back row Joan Pierson Arlrta lngwerson Joan Scheur man Marilyn Linton La Donna Lessman Third row Cleo Kennedy Rose Mary Ogden Joyce Ann Rowe Mary Lou Butts Pat Killham Wrlllne Gllbreath Second row Jeanette Sanders Donna Steward Delores Fuller Joan Brumfleld Beverly Wasser Alberta Gentle and Mass Herlmg At the piano as the accompanist Don Shipman Under the direction of Miss Gertrude Herlmg the vocal music department gave several successful concerts and par tlclpated ln the dlstrlct music contest April l4th and l5th The chorus made its first appearance of the school year on October 28th when they sang at the dns tract teachers convention which was held ln Sidney On December l8th the chorus presented a Christmas concert and a Spring concert was given on March 3lst Ready to g ve out th the music is the sex tet composed of Beverly Wasser Delores Fulle Cleo Kennedy Carol Ladlne Joan Pierson and Marilyn Lmton V I l - . , . . The girls glee are all ready to give out with a song. ' : . I l 1 ' I l . I ' . x l I A u 0 I I I I ' i i wi ' ' - . g I I o I rl Q I I ,I In 0 I q s I . I , r rf , ' , il 'Z 1 ,Q - ' 2 - jj 2 s Ig . ' ' ,. f 's + W 5' 'sr 'xS ilg'4'f l ' lilal l :I f :re if Q S ei' Zinc' ' 'f 'Zi Q-5 -. S1-255 af' se kf' f- - :ff : foliar-, : V not essay-iz Bock Row Eldora Kompbell Marlon Sherwood Mary Jo Block Joan Scheurman Vlrglnla Deaver Arllto Ingwerson Manlyn Llnton Ardlen Sump Thlrd Row Marllyn Sundermon Joan Pierson Shirley Buehrer Donna Hand Mary Lou Butts Bomto Haxhtt Eloune Englert Luculle Kampbell Glenna Smith Beverly Wosser CHORUS Second Row Delores Fuller Carletto Farmer Allce Prmtz Dole Borcher Floyd Brown Rex Sample Bob Splndler Joan Brumfleld Lorna Llmbeck First Row Mlss Herllng Betty .lo Anderson Delores Johnson Ed Haupt Leland Ulrich Robert Chrlstner Raymond Thomas Jimmy Cullms Lllo Bishop Nnla Golden : , ' I I 2 I I . ' I ' , I I I I ' ' I ' - 1 1 I 1 1 son, Carol Lodine, Shnrley Benzel, Carol Tremain. NUMY Mush- , Z I ' l ' ' ' l . : . .I ' ' . . I . . I I I ' ' I I I ' I D I I I I I - ' ALM ef Editor Marilyn Kretz Associate Editor Jeanne Muller Typlsts and Reporters Arllta lngwerson Marjorie Adams LaWanna Wasser Richard Gideon Kathryn Hazlewood Nlla Golden Eldora Kampbell Mary Ellen Livingston Director Dean Coon Kate Hazlewoad 1 n bare feet! Marilyn Kretz and Jeanne Muller runnn g off copies of the HI LIFE fam To show you that the Hi Life staff worked once ln awhile they posed for this picture Standing are Nila Golden Director Dean Coon and Katie Hazlewood Seated are La Wanna Wasser Marilyn Kretz Arllta lngwerson Marlorie Adams Eldora Kamp bell Mary Ellen Livingston and Richard Gideon With something different in mind the Hi Life Staff got off to a good start. Instead of having the paper printed at the Telegraph as it had been done in previous years, they decided to mimeograph it Mimeographlng the paper took a little more time and a little more effort but nt could be purchased at a lower price. Some evenings they would wander out to the school house to finish typing stencils, running sten cils, or stapling the pages together: so they would be ready the following day. The price of the school paper was 5c per copy. Bum: I4 Ir, IVIAIIIQOIII THREE CHEERS FOR SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL Three cheers for Sudney Hugh School Roll up her fame Brung home a vuctory Team let s wun thus game rah rah So cheer for Sudney Hugh School All hearts un tune Here s to her glory Black and maroon SH 5 RAH RAH RAH 51? S H S ah S H S ah S H S ah Fught team ra ra ra ra ra ra flght Let s Go Gang Go Lets go gang go Let s fIght gang fught Let s wun gang wm IRepeat three tImes Beat 5972 SCLAP CLAP CLAP S clap I c ap D cIap E clap Y clap S clap I c ap clap clap clap cla clap cla cap cap cap cap cap cap D clap clap N clap clap E clap c ap Y clap c ap S clap I c ap D clap N clap E clap Y clap S I D N Y Sssssss SIDNEY ON DEAR SIDNEY On dear Sudney On dear Sudney Dear old S H S We can beat thus team we re playung Anytume I guess yes yes yes On dear Sudney On dear Sudney Fught hard for your fame Fught fellows fught fught fught And wun thus game VICTORY VICIOYY Vuctory that s our cry VICTORY Vuctory Vuctory we repeat Sudney Hugh School can t be beat Sudney HI Loco IDN IDN SIDN Y YeaSIdney' FEW' . I I I . I ' .I . . .. I 0 I ' 0 n I I ' . I I ' I I I ' . . I I I I I . I . I . I ' ' 1 R 1 hr h ' I I I , I , I - -, R , h, II -- - - - - - - ' R ' h' h I I I 1 1 'I 1, ll p ' 1 I I3 N-clap, clap, clap - , I , I I - , I , I - I I ' ' - I , I 1 , , ' fl S- - - -E-Y HI I D , - ' 1 ' S- - , -E-Y HI A - j -' f - - -I -5- I-II - -E- I Q Pal Editor Mary Ellen Livingston Clairelyn Lyngholm Joan Pierson Marilyn Kretz Jeanne Miller Ronnie Ovenden Bob Montgomery Wayne Gausman Bo Jensen Virgil and Wilmer Brouer Others Wayne Willard John Copley Bill urr Mary Fonda Richard Gideon Nila Golden Katie Hazelwood Eldora Kampbell Arlita lngwerson Margie Adams LaWanna Wasser Associate Editors Business Manager Advertiyng Staff Subscription Manager Picture Editor Photographer Art Editor Make up Editor Make up Staff L.-11.1.3 Typing material for the TRAIL are Mary Fonda and Joan Pierson. Busll lngsfon y? working on the TRAIL are Dean Coon Mary Ellen Liv and Katie Hazlewood One of the high lights of the year for the Sen iors was their work on the annual which was headed by Mary Ellen with the assistance of other members of the class. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Coon and with much work the Seniors were able to produce the l95O Trail, Much night work was spent typing, cutting pictures and setting up the pages, all of which are jobs that go along with putting out an annual. Hmawgnagyww Q if J I N h PI k d I Token at Umor pay pmdlce are ol G Cnc on O Very re Gxed M nt omfortable' Deloros Johnson Barbara To lor Loss y are we C y Shlrley Buehrer Wnllard and Jane Boyd OJUA W! EMA Rlchard Gldeon and Mcrcelyn Dednck show how the Domg the Mexlcan dance are Ann Kokjer Marsha Planck Allyn Hrellilckorzmgd e .mms Pony urs G one 'S In Melvin Lamarr Mort Wrnghf James Cullvns Jnrnmue Yates a couple of 9 anonymous characters and Jeff Bush fl' -4 5 K f Y, W , , , L A 1 L t, d .t lt H' S . h M l h PI k . . Whitfnire, and Marcelyn Dedrick. In the backgroand are Wanda learmer, '. X 1 P J 3 , , ,Q at , F? Q 5 Q 2 .x l X 41' Busy? Offuce gurls, lstandung from left to rughtl Claurelyn Y lSeatedl Mary Ellen Luvungston and Jeanne Muller IQ ,1 aw, OFFICE GIRLS lnduspensable auds to offuce secretary Dorothy Neary ns the staff of office gurls These gurls get practice In affuce routune durung theur free peruods when they assust un the offuce with phone calls maul de livery and errands The offuce girls are Vurgunua Deaver Mary Jo Block Matulda Worrelmon Marjorie Adams Betty Cordray Jeanne Muller Mary Fonda Marulyn Kretz Nor ma Benzel and Claurelyn Lyngholm Quik Pausung un theur work are Norma Benzel Betty Cordray Mary Jo Block standung Maruorue Adams and Mathulda War relman offuce gurls P K i I - ' 1 1 ,Q . , l . l i 4 ,,,.y,. iris, u. ,v5-A ll I I I 9 ' Lyngholm, Virginia Deaver, Mary Fonda, and Dorothy Near . ngygmund- n V-u W M -M X , .. s , , . . Y , i K F' l 5 l l I' ' '- ' l . 1 l - ht I 4-..-A 5 ff Now gurls who are unterested un becomung nurses can learn a few of the sumpler tech nuques of nursung un the Home Nursung class Thus us the second year for thus class to be held at Sudney Hu Luculle Selzer an RN teaches thus class The gurls learn all about care of a patuent un the home what to do untul the doctor comes care of a convalescent care of babues and mothers and many other thungs that wull help them un future years when they have theur own homes and famulues Watchung Ann Kolqer feed patuent Shurley Suemers are Mary Lou Cluaouu Lula Lewus Natlua Planck Marcelyn Dedruck Vurgunua Deaver and Buelah Ballew P jimf .14 Ca wp The Freshmen morale boosters are Cleo Kennedy Ann Henke Marsha Planck Norma Schnell Alberta Gentle ond Donna Steward f ! if g s ,, , z 2335! Q li Ig . Q2 f I I I I , . THE SWEET SIX1-EEN 173 Hokmwl mnnrf YU TEMMH1' QS -.XX X-N9 5 S 0 S ll 9150 S 7 'ik A 200 0 'Zi S O i '--.su g, g, 5 2 X ff il 'lil it ? rf I X 1' o X Q0 Q S51 LU! uid TMJ tom 9 f Arm mum nz uamzg i I -- f Y .ix 'I E W: I-1 f . :N 5 ' 1? ' V f x 1 Y N 5 L L Y - ? ' .. Q, Qi , 25.1.- ,- XM ,Q Fw A S Re: 1 .Hosases Fume .ARTS 'qui' 1- 'F' afv' ll l Engaged nn an unterestmg water sport are Alnce Prnntz Howard Emerson and Patty Stewart wadxng l2l Bathxng beouty wlthout the water us Wanda Farmer l3l Junuors gettnng ready to sell at a football game are Karen Halle Delores Fuller Mary Lou Chaon, Blanche Carona, Delores Wnlson, Shnrley Buehrer, and Barbara Taylor l4l Just a Freshman, Jean Reflor lSl What's down there? Looklng to fund out are Muruel Story 49 , Norma Culllns, and Wanda Farmer l6l Carletta Former un the good old summer days 171 Strong man John Copley lnfts small 6'l Bob Montgomery Z1 3' fi! 5 za--'V .wigs A '...', 4 V' Q J I X ,Q-,Lff---A V fb !3,jV'.M,,,.n': 1' . ., my Y ' 1 X ii l J ,al . 3 4 Q , .Q i ny 5 ' o 1, s 1 , xy. I? . . . . . . I I i . L.. . , , , , 1l 1 John Harden has a paper dolly to call all hus own 12 1 Leroy Meyer carrynng upper classnnan books at mntxatnon day 13 1 Beverly Wosser at the swurnmnng pool last summer 14 1 When You Were Sweet Slxteen sung the Mulls Brothers at the Senuor Day Program lleft to rughtl Peggy Cossey 1back1 Mary Ellen Lnvnngston Phyllls Retlor Manlyn Kretz and Mary Fonda 15 1 Loss Wlllard Shlrley Buehrer Ray Thomas and Bull Burr rehearsung for the Junlor play 16 1 Not atraud of the water are you Dean? 17 1 Dale Buehrer Tom Myers Ronnne Rogers and Rupert Dobesh relax an the sun 18 1 Stowe and some Sophues Shirley Benzel Glenna Smnth Elalne Englert Lucille Kampbell and Wanda Mclrvnn 19 1 Sun nn your eyes or sornethlng Mary Ellen? 1lO 1 Lyle Mclrvln Ruby Mltchell Duane Schneuder Shnrley Kokes Leroy Wyatt and guess who at Sophomore pucnlc 1ll 1 Betty Lou Hendrncks Patty Stewart Allce Pruntz Corletta Farmer and Betty Bwens ln Home Ec 1l2 1 Smale pretty and dolng an excellent gob at lt are Meyers Brauer and Nlenhauser , V I H . , . . 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I , , , - - - A 1 1 1 1 - . , . . 1 - - A - 1 1 1 1 1 . . - - 1 1 - 11 - 11 . . . , , , , , , . . . . . , , . 1, 2, 3. 1:4 to-J., 5 37' X EV lll Muruel Story l49J Norma Culluns and Wanda Farmeglook unto the camera l2l These Pepsodent smules belong to the gurls softball team Taken at a pucnuc are back row Arluna Harte Wulla Mae Lyons Mrs Haunes Lous Wullard and Ann Kokuer Muddle raw Kathue McVucker Katue Hazle wood Natho Planck Marcelyn Dedruck and Dorothy Sebold l49l Front row are Faye Spuker and Mary Jo Chappell l3l When we were un Junuor Hugh Jon McWulluams and Stanley Smuth l4l At one of theur many slumber partues are Mary Jo Block Faye Spuker Delores Johnson Natha Planck and Elda Larson ISI at a burthday party for Dretta Welch are Jean Refuor Phyllus Moody Lula Lewus Alberta Gentle Donna Steward Cleo Kennedy and Dretta Welch l6l Just one day on the school s front lawn are Mary Jo Chappell Marcelyn Dedruck and Carol Ladune l7l Havung a good tume un gym are El and Lucy Kampbell and Elaune Englert '81 Carol Golden and Marulyn Kretz lookung glum l9l Howard Emerson and Ruch Gudeon showung theur-gams if ,' Y KEWX X :'- Q sq , ' K n I Y v fx I ' X ' lf, W 6, ug ,Ex F u Q O -.1-at 5 0 ' n c.., O V I J , 0 no ' 5 r. , P I 1 'g 1 U 1 - - ' A '- 1. 2. 3. 1 ki ll I After an assembly one day Katie Hazlewood lher back anywayl Marilyn Kretz in a hurry Wanda Mclrvin Bonita Hazlitt and Rach class picnic 14 I Ker choo says Jerry Livingston while walking with Irene Whittig at Sophomore program 'S I The football is in the air at one of our many games I6 I Caught voting at the Senior polls are Arlita lngwerson lsittingI and facing the camera Howard Atkins Ronnie Ovenden and Jim Banks An unidentified voter peeks over another one s shoulder' Shame' Shame 17 I Getting clean Stanley? IB I Lorita Siders Shirley Erickson Jim Zeigler Darrel Glassburn and Bob Christner pose for B Gordon on Freshman ay I9 I Put up your dukes Bob Jensen and Keith Rihn get ready for a knock down and drag out llO I Trying to sing on the Freshman Initiation day is Don Higgens lll I Out on first is John l-lar n ll2 I On your knees Freshmen H3 I Voting for the freshman are Jeff Bush Sharon Olsen Pot Killham and Mary Ann Moore ll4 I Polishing Raymond Anthoney s shoes is lbelieve it or notI a boy Jim Zeigler 115 I Voting for Sophies are Sharon Daniels Patty Stewart Corletta Farmer and Alice Printz KJ 137 . ' K 1 . 19 f M W ff. 'C I ' ' it '- I 5 J . K I C 514 I . , 6 I 0' l 5 , 3 zz' .Z 'ls . I' -- ,- so ' 9 1 . r. . ' , l I . 3 . . '- , . . . Gideon . l2.I Speaker of the house, John Copley, presides over the house of Rrepresentatives meeting . '3.I All set are the Sophles at their - - . ' ' ' ' de... 1 Z. 5. 41 5' 7 9-has-nf ,Q 8 ! ...f ,Amr fd I Don t be hogglsh Marnlyn Mary Ellen and Carol 2 Whats so funny gurls? 3 Why the smule Mary Ellen? 4 My how you have changed Fonda' 5 Sophomore pucnlckers lost year 6 Sun nn your eyes Nlla Duane and Carol? 7 Smule at the blrdue Enleen La Wanna and Mary 8 Don t frown so Katne 9 Havlng fun boys? IO Where re your horses gurls? I I Why Dretto I would hardly recognnze you I2 I luke your knee socks Ronnie I3 Santo Claus ns commg to town I4 Having trouble Lavern? IS Is that your car Vlctor I6 What s the hurry Bob? I7 Havung a pncmc boys? I8 Sophs domg thenr duty by votung I9 Do you look luke thus? 20 Happy nn school aren t they??? 2I I luke that sun hot Patty Z2 Where dld you get those snappy hats Mary Ellen and Jeanne? 23 Is that your Easter hot Jeanne M 3 QQ f I l.W ,VM EBI K I O' A5 N.. 1 I ,Q rs, r.rl y g Lflfg. 2 U I 1 M X III! A Iv ,wr I E M I5- ' 44 - IA I s 0 ! I fig ' I I X A I I fe I ,s-.us I , I V 5, fr rx I I9 20. 2A 22- 23- . ' - 1, I' A' 1 ..., . I . ,ll ...-.I . A .-4, A 1 I IAA -, 1'V A dfwOF LM. v .cu .L fmecm 5 Q Ja fzp, , A fwfw, Y j1f'r'hgz' 3m rrfe f' 1955 5 1 Y rg r'11'f'H 'PG' to fain ,1 'r fri- 219- .-ww' ,J fo' V255 V-r LJ aw '3py,Of',.r', 'Q gy cr 'r-Q Lim 'P 'fo acfzg, gmc wpwvwq f U 11' ,Jr 'C 'ful 5, ' QE ADS Greetrngs S from U S Tu es Herb Stevens on County Treasurer AUTO POrtS For BUILDING MATERIAL LUMBER COAL Thomas Lumber Co Phone 4440 Our Regards To The Class of 1950 I G A CROSBY Moron STUDEBAKER SERVICE Phone 21 40 WESTERN NEBRASKA'S FINFQT OVERLAND CAFE 1129 Illrnols Street Sidney Nebraska Greyhound Bus Depot Phone 2424 BARKALOW BROS COMPANY HAROLD D KEITH Manager Greetrngs to the Class ot 1950 Tomorrow s Cutuzens Sidney Public Utllltles To You We Pledge Our Best ln Better Llvnng HOMES lOwned and operated by the people of Sndney 1 Best Wlshes To The Sensors CRAIG MORTUARY Ph 3107 ' Y . . 'r ' - - d I I U LIGHTER-BRIGHTER-CLEANER-SAFER and one Licensed Ernbalmer Em 'K' --ii it Ron Barker of BARKER S CLEANERS shows Cleo Ken Lookmg Ove, 0 Q05 model Store of 5 L HQQVER 5 nedy Ednth Vnnrng and Donna Steward how clothes are cleaned are LeRoy Wyatt Ben Kung Gene Suemers and Jerry Haupt and Betty Jo Anderson watch Myra Planck 1 48l set o M' Be'Q'1e S Showmg ROUGH Bmuer Bob Call Laffy Customers hon, at S Helen BO' Allgood Gnd Elfnel' BYOUSI' how the lathe works at the lew looks on BERGNER BODY SHOP Eddre Bergner looks on Wanda Mclrvrn Phyllrs Moody Allyn Dee Whltmrre R I h RI t e GEH G FUNERAL HOME are Jeanne Marsha Planck Beverly Wosser and Natha Planck look L e Oxmg In ff I h over some of me records at me HIGHLAND ELECTRIC 'V 'OS'0 00 Mom' ey Donna W' SO S 'Hey S'e ' COMPANY ers and Marcelyn Dedrlck -2... If Cl , I - , I I h b l ' r . r I A , ' D-s . , S' . . A :zu ,M 'l .L is ,X Donna Vee Hendricks, Dorla Jackson, Shirley Kokes, , A , . . . I-fum ll ,, H 'Q-is . I . I . . I - V I I . . B I I . I . . - , . Lm.g 'lm m'm'q 'Il OSBORN Clncl OSBORN MIDLAND MOTOR COMPANY INSURANCE LANDS AND INVESTMENTS KAISER ERAZER SALEPSERVICE '-EA E OSBORN RALPH S OSBORN Dlol 2925 Sldney Nebraska Phone 4434 WE DELIVER WE TELEGRAPH SIDNEY LAUNDRY and FRESH FLOWERS DRY CLEANERS Dual 2425 IIO6 III2 Grant St Dress To Success At SNYDERS Smart Clothes For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young MAKE OUR HOME YOUR HEADQUARTERS MERRlCK'S SHOE STORE SIDNEY S SHOE CENTER X Ray Shoe Futtnng Laura s Glft and Floral Shop 830 lOth Dual 2935 Congratulations To The Class I9'5O Dr Murray Best Wishes to the Sensor Class Janda Tobin Drug PRESCRIPTIONS MERITING CONFIDENCE Compliments of I a A I HOTEL SIDNEY 'N U Congratulations and Best Wishes Best W'shes To Sen'ors of S'dney I-I'gh To The Sen'orS Dairy Deluxe Drive Inn C We FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE O QC' GAS AND OIL co To The Se o If I. I.. PIppII'I' Lodgepole Potte R' CLOUD ELECTRIC THOMPSON S FOOD STORE 92 IIIIIA D E5 SO 2 eo Nght Ph 3358 HAHLER MOTOR CO FOLAND FARM MACHINERY 9939 Y B Ck GMC T Ck Deoie PODUCTSOF N E OLS OL I I I I I R L , , n r u i ns ni rs S a ions At - - Sidney r Com iments of CONTRACTING ENGINEERI WIRING APPLIANCES ESTIMATING I 7 THE FRIEN LI T P TIN TOWN Phone 7 . one U our Ui , ru r R MI N AP I-M INE PI'10f'19 301 I Sidney, Nebraska Phone Sidney, Nebfdikd A Jones of the A JONES AGENCY 5r nes nlu ln -.4 D-I as J' 2 Lookung or occessorues ot BAGBY S TEXACO ore Jnm Brumfueld Allen Brouer George Fotnnos ond Bloyne Sewell wnth Mr Bogby to osslst them has-. r-'I ssl! 'iv' 15514 Bob Gordon Dole Moley ond Jeff Bush ore taught how to moke baloney by two of the STAR PACKING C0 employees MA'S CAFE Reloxlng ond lustennng to the phonograph of HARDYS FURNITURE STORE on Illmons St are Bull Welch Junior Jensen ond Rnchord Amen Woyne Wlllord Marvln Schnell George Borlow Rob err Steffms and Dole Buehrer observe o paper un the 1740 1llmO,S mokung ot the smnzv TELEGRAPH Frontier Refinery Co Best Of SERVICE-QUALITY-PRODUCTS Phone 2310 1031 10th SINCERE REGARDS from LOGAN'S MARKET Hn O P Skaggs Store1 Phone 2234 COMPLIMENTS J P H EATON ond CON NORS Attorneys ot Low Compliments of Platte Valley Flnance Co Sudney Nebraska O A S I S Luncheonette Fountain J C Penney Co Congratulations From WHEREFRIENDSMEET A CHEYENNE COUNTY 7 Your Friendly Ford Dealer FORD MERCURY SALE SERVICE BUILDERSSUPPLIES O COAL PAINT 0 INSULATION HARDWARE o AMERICAN Phone 2021 E ryth gf 900 12th Street Phone 3230 General Commerclal Photography and Portranture Phone 56II Thompson Photo Service CONGRATULATIONS From GROPPE PRODUCE Good Luck Graduatmg Class' J L PINDELL County Clerk C O O 0 . O I I if . c. I . , : Sidney O KITCHEN CABINETS ve in or the Builder Congratulations To The Class of SO H0f6l West Congratulations Madsen's Radio and Electric ffom Service 933 Illinois 813 iofh Avenue oral 2931 Sldney Sidney Nebraska Nebraska Red G' whne store Good Luck We Sell Quality Poultry OH And E ggs Congratulations FARMER' f Pnooucl: 'Om Dr Max Cory D D S Best Wishes Lockwood jewelry Sidneys Modern Jewelry Store WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY RE eLl h al Spke 4 lOtl'1 Avenue Sidney Nebraska e th 805lOth D l 533 I . d , CO. - '. C I I I I V in ' .. I I ,':. .,l- S N 'Q X Buying candy from Lila Kesselring at the L STO or , ia Lewis, Beula B lew, Faye i r, l lina Hart , and Na a Planck. 9 2 I ia 5 Congratulatuons Vt I. -r -I-L To The Class Of 50 The Gift Shop Jewelers GREENLEE5 lNC JEWELRY GIFTS Best Wnshes PICTUFGS Keep The Memones Fresh To The SenIOr Class ,qty Alvin Duns Studlo JACK BAKER Mg PORTRAITS CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING CONGRATULATIONS on KOIOER MOTOR CO GOOD LUCK Sl DN EY I-I IGH SCHOOL SALES SERVICE O P Ska sSstem gg y IZOO Jackson Plf1One 3350 SIDNEY POTTER KIMBALI. SIdney Nebraska HARDWARE TOOLS SPORTING GOODS Breternltz Bakery HGWClI l'l1 HGI'dWClI'6 Co TOPQUALITY SPECIALOROERS 83I lOth Ave Sndney I Ill D I244 Phone 3303 Nebraska 93 mols lc O Best Jisnes .O .ne Seniors ll ll I I WESTERN NEBRASIcA'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE x Elk , r, of MW! n gf' loomqgg HANOHV WINTER DRUG CO The Rexoll Store Relnable Prescruptuons Complete Drug Store Servuce Sldney Phone 9922 KING ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FIGURINES MODEL AIRPLANES MODEL RAILROADS Inspectlng a new Dodge at ELWELL MOTOR CO are Raymond Anthony Ronnue Ovenden Bob Smnth and D I 2333 Dean Wnse wnth Don Watts employee HOTEL COUCI-I SIDNEY S MOST MODERN HOTEL Bath for Every Room Phone In Every Room Phone 5505 631 Illlnous Best of Everythmg To The Sensor Class ua Sndney Nebraska Learnmg how to run an addlng machine are Ed MO D E L C L E Haupt Jerry Lnvnngston Don Hnggens Jlmmy zteglef and Victor Sledow Mrs Kane of the SCOTTSBLUFF TYPEWRITER COMPANY demonstrates I K. ,vt n - B if A new 1- W , O M... . , I' 1 , I Q . ,X ' A I 1 1 1 , . I I 3 I X, s. 1 ' ' N ' EG . K V .I il M Q , Nia , C I .. 'S Y . x t , ,x I 1 1 Rosemary Ogden Gwen Jacobs and Jean Norris watch Mrs Virgil Walters atthe AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK G H THOMPSON DDS 9l7 lOth Avenue Office Phone 5727 Residence 395l As Mr. Story explains the details of an insurance policy to Eldara Kampbell, who works there part-time Norma Jean Maddox, Norma Brown and Darlene Ed- wards look on. Standing behind the counter are Mr Wayne Ayers, Mr. C. A. Story, Howard Spearow, Mr, H Glenn Spearow, Mr, Frank Holms and Deloris Block. Oar Regards To The Class at 1950 Boyd s Cigar Store N05 TAYLOR HOSPITAL Doctors Hull A Cook and Chrrs U Butner Surgncal Meducal and Confnnement Cases 1645 Illmons Congratulations To Class Of 1950 WESTERN DRUG CO N A LADEGARD E O LADINE We Glve Green Stamps ai P Glenes Block IS ready for a good night s entertain ment as she enters the FOX THEATRE Clarrce Gade tlcket taker Janus Selmers usher and Wrllnne Gllbreath look on infix 7 Wrshmg they had thus 1950 Plymouth are Dale Sharp, Jeff Bush, Bull Nlssen, Dale Maley, and Larry Jones at MADDOX MOTOR COMPANY ' , Y . V .-. V 1 . ,xr I- l ,N I 5 - Maw. WW.. 1 A Q 1 - www ' , 4. ' ws-N,5,.,,M V 1 - I U nf . J If 1 ,L fl , sf, . x , 'Q ' f x.: 'H :fl 1 f , ' A W 1 - 1 C A new w V i I . . , - . l , l R 1 4 I I . . r I . - - . I ,rl 3 3 Y r . . 1 1 - - -dz Ns: X 1 --. ,. XA I ., A A MW .- , 'A , . 9 1, . l . V ' I . I , , gf, - . Best Washes To Sabln T O THE CLASS OF 1950 ATLAS TIRES HCOngl'O'l'UlOl'lOl'lS Gnd Best E on Wishes for Your Success SUpe n'ende ' J M McDonald Co Operating Brown McDonold Department In The Our Congrotulotrons Mlddle West M SPEAROW EQUIPMENT CO H F SPEAROW Mgr YOUR MCCORMICK DEERING DEALER Phone 21 I I Sidney Nebrosko The Trail Staff wishes to thank all the merchants and professional men ln Sidney who have bought advertisements rt would be literally impossible for the school to have an annual The staff wishes to compliment the citizens of Sidney on their willingness to help boost the school s actrvrtres in this annual. Without their co-operation and financial help, Western Ice and Storage Co Sidney Nebraskas Hamms Beer Dlstnbutor ALLIED VAN AGENTS Beckman Motor Co , Inc SALES AND SERVICE Phone 5767 Sidney Nebraska i.ocAi. cAn1'AGz Red Duck Inn SANDWICHES SHORT ORDERS HOME MADE CHILI POWELL HARDWARE Extends Congratulations To The Seniors Best Wishes HELLBUSH BATTERY 84 ELECTRIC My Heartiest Congratulations Robt A Barlow Your County Judge Congratulations To The Class of 50 Ernie s Conoco Service GAS-OIL WASH Service ls Not Our Motto-It s Our Business Phone 99-4l I l45 Illinois Street c,,,,,p,,,,,e,,,s of PRINCESS SHOP L M CIlnt0n Exclusive But Not Expensive Attorney At Low Ladies Ready To Wear O u I 1 o n I I I ' Il Il Wrecker Service Doy or Night ' I ' . , . I G H DORAN Cheyenne County Abstract Company ABSTRACTS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 5636 I0 4 J k BOWL FOR H EALTH Yates Bowlmg Lanes 8I6 9th Avenue Maytag Colllng Dust Store Maytag and Kelvnnator Applnances Everythzng ln Small Appluances WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Phone 2522 927 9th Avenue MAYFAIR SERVICE STATION I Mule East of Sidney GAS-OIL ACCESSORIES Tops ln Servnce PORTER OIL COMPANY Complete One Stop Service CHAVRON GASOLINE I32l Illnnols Sidney Good Luck and Congratulatlons J H McNlsh DALTON'S CLOTHING QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR MEN South Of Stop Light Phone 2035 GEBHARDT NEWS SERVICE MAGAZINES NEWSPAPER Phone 2076 Read A Magazine Today For Pleasure and Relaxation Time I :BO-I I :OO PIM' Price 25C Per Line ' s Congrdrulotions 'ro The Class of 1950 Qodajff-D When you buy JUHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS you are assured of repair service during their long llfe COMPANY o o o o o O 651 36 46 X 42 I 6L U15 0lfLfQ 1950 TIMETABLE SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER ALL ABOARD' Students start the long trup I8 gurls try out for cheerleader We lost our furst game to Sterlung 25 6 Lots sungung on Inutuatuon Day A loser Brudgeport 6-Sudney O I All had a good tume at the sophomore masquer ade guessung who was who ll Ouch Chappell 33 Sudney 0 A very umpressuve Armustuce Day program guven by the freshmen A heartbreaker Kumball 20 Sudney I9 2l What s everybody so dressed up about? Sen uor gurls attend tea Junuors wull have to stay at home nughts now On the Beam goes over wuth a bang YUM' YUM' Thanksguvung vacatuon . 6 . ' . - - I3 ' . ' - 16 I . - . u u i - . I9 . . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' 23 . ' ' . ' us . ' - ' . zz ' ' ' , . 24 . . ' . OCTOBER: 6 ,, , ,, . . DECEMBER: 4' - - 9 We beat 'emu Sidney 41-Norm Platte 39. 'I4 ll III ' ' ' . ' . 15 . . . . , , ' 18 . . . . - D I8 . . 20 . ' ' ' - .II -V . - . Zl ' . ' - . 22 I I H ' , . l l 22 4 . . . Smule pretty Sensor puctures taken Whew I made ut through the turst sux weeks Fl-IA gurls attend meetung at Kumball Our furst wun Sudney 25 Oshkosh 7 Mr Robunson entertauned us with a talk on Al cohol Another wun Sudney 33 Ogallala 20 Annual Teachers Conventuon Harrah' No school for 3 days 26 Everybody had a good tume at the Chrustmas Cotulluon Annual Chrustmas Program presented by the musuc department Now we can get started' Traul staff appounted There were lots ot laughs at the Junuor program The Nught Before Chrustmas FREEDOM' l l For ten whole days JANUARY HAPPY NEW YEAR' We can t wsn all the tsme Ksmball 50-Ssdney Rah rah rah' Ssdney 38 Chappell 27 Lots of tootsn wsth the Rstz Trumpeteers Not agasn? Gersng 57 Ssdney 48 FEBRUARY The tour was a bsg success A double vsctory over Chadron and Gordon The Trasl staff sponsors a show for all subscnb ers We dsd st agasn' Ssdney 48 Chappell 46 Valentsne Sweetheart chosen between halves of the Ogallala game Ever onward Sndney 62 Brsdgeport 28 The band presents a program for the publsc Everybody got a lesson on manners at the sopho more program MARCH Ssdney loses to Msnatare 45 42 at the tourna ment Scottsbluff Junsor college entertasned Gee where are all the Sensors? Sprsng concert presented by the vocal deport ment Annual sprsng snstrumental concert 3I Ssdney and Ksmball hold fsrst track meet APRIL Fsve down and one more to go Ssx weeks that Good Frnday and no school much to the delsght of all students I4 I5 Students go to Alllance for annual mussc Con test The I9500lympscs Annual Athletsc Banquet Western Nebraska track meet at Scottsbluff MAY I0 FINALLY' The Trasl orrsves Sensors last farewell Sensor day program I2 I3 State track meet at Lsncoln Baccalaureate Servsces held Lucky Sensors' Commencement 77 Poor underclassmen Semester Exams 2 - 6 ' . ' L 6 ll 1 - ' Il - - is. 37. 7 B I ' I3 , , . ' - . ' I8 Il ' ll - - 0 - ' ' Q 3' . . . - . n . I8 ' ' . ZI . 2 ' . ' 2 6 . ' . - 5 Junior-Senior Banquet. 7 I . . . ' . Q D 12 - I ' . I7 ' - ' - . I4 ' . I9 . ' - ' . I7 ' . . 2.2 ' . .. . . 28 - 8 . . I - - I6 ' ' . K I7 ll I ' .ll 24 ' - 28 ' ' . 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