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LOIS WILLARD, Editor. 3- C00 xxx, 'lr Q:-vf QQ. .xdclminiafrafion ALBERT E NIMTZ IS prnnclpal and presudent of SHS also teaches Latln Ilkes to teach hsh and play budge once wan Northwestern tennus championship clalms Eau Clalre Wls as home town 2593? lm' f fy :Iii X 2 ORRIN J WEYMOUTH superun tendent earned AB at Chadron State Teachers College MA at Colorado State College of Educa hon post graduate work at Ne braska Unwerslty was a profes slonal player for Nebraska State League habbues are tushmg and reading Shown before a dmner gnven by the hamemalung department are school board members Hull Cook Ken neth Agnew Mrs B H Grimm Albm Olson A E Wrlght and Rae Janes 1 3-is 1-J Glen Ackerson assistant coach and math in structor comes from LaGrange Wyoming AB from Peru Teachers College junior class sponsor arnbntion is to find an oil well Robert Anderson social science and history in structor hails from Rockford Illinois BA from Carthage College Illlnois and MA from Colorado State College of Education Greeley enloys read Ing and keepnng up on foreign affairs sports in terests are swimming and boxing sponsors sopho more class Dorothy Becker English and yournalism teach er comes from Greeley Colorado AB from Colo rado State College of Education interested in news papers and photography sponsors Hi Life Trail Pep Club and senior class Don Burrows claims Mitchell Nebraska as his home town in charge of new shop woodworking iewelry leather and art metal crafts BS and only one summer to go on MA attended Nebraska State Teachers College and Colorado State Col lege of Education main interests are in the crafts he teaches sponsors seniors and frosh sports Henry Deines head of the music department comes from Harvard Nebraska earned Bachelor of Music degree at University of Nebraska also attended Bethany Colleoe Lindsborg Kansas likes gardening collects antiques sponsors band chorus and glee club Genevieve Futch, homemaking instructor has earned AB BS M Ed at Nebraska University and Colorado A and M likes writing poetry working for peace and watching people sponsors FHA and junior class .l l Roy Moley a Sidneyite earned his BA and Masters from the University of Colorado teaches trades and history assistant principal sponsors freshman track and basketball football reserves and the senior class is interested in sports travel moving pictures and color slides Louis Neuman head of the vocational agricul- ture department has attended Montana State A and M summer schools at agriculture colleges in Lincoln and Manhattan Kansas' likes to hunt and fish' sponsors FFA sophomore class Off Farm Vet- erans Training and adult and young farmers eve- ning classes. Mobel Nielsen comes from Dannebrog, mathematics and physical education instructor, earned BS at Kearney State Teachers College and has done graduate work at Colorado State College of Education, Greeley, and the University of Ne- braska, hobbies are scropbooks and puzzles, spon- sors senior class Verna Robinson, librarian, ltkes to travel and read, has an interesting hobby of bells, attended Kearney State Teachers College, Colorado Univer- sity, and Library School at Chatauaua, New York, freshman class sponsor, Lucille Selzer, R N from Lawton Oklahoma IS the school nurse and teaches home nursung graduated from St John s School of Nursnng Tulsa Oklahoma and also attended Cameron College Lawton Oklahoma Interested un church work sewmg cooklng and also lakes to dance Bess Slnres Englush mstructor IS un charge of student teacher government AB from Umverslty of Nebraska graduate work at Colorado State College of Educatuon Chicago Umversuty and Um verslty of Nebraska enjoys helpang freshmen and sophomores work up to thelr maxlmum abllnty and enyoys collectmg poems home town IS Lmcoln Nebraska sponsors sophomores Leo Shaman head coach and scvence lnstruc tor AB from Catner College lakes to hlke an the mountams and play golf calls Lmcoln hrs home town sponsors S Club and freshmen Renee Strom as the Spannsh and typrng lnstruc tor attended Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen South Dakota and received AB from Colorado State College of Educatuon halls from Groton South Dakota collects stamps and enjoys travellng sponsors Pep Club and the freshman class Mary Stowe Wlnn teaches shorthand typmg bookkeepung and secretarual trannung AB at Ne braska Wesleyan graduate work at Unnversuty of Nebraska hobbies are musuc dancmg photog raphy cookung eatmg and mountam trups from Hlawatha Kansas sponsors junuor class Vergal Wmn earned BS and MA degrees from Kearney State Teachers College and Colorado State College of Educatuon teaches math speech and vlsual ands mterests are Boy Scouts and photography sponsors yunnar class V Dff Vnrgnmo De Pue ns the offuce secretary mam nnterests are sewnng and readnng John Edzar custodlan of Sndney hugh has a hobby of collectlng odd knuves claums Sudney as hns home town motto ns A stutch un tume saves nlne John Muller custoduan hobby ns chnckens re members the days when he was raulroadung eg., S 'E 3 E W 3 N- 4-ww.. mfg At a sessean of the House at Representatives Ann Kokler swears In the officers Front row Vaolet Bauer Clerk Geraldme Darnstaedt Dan Wllkms Hersey Mangels .llm Jensen Dretta Welch Delores Fisher Bull Nissen Back row Speaker Ann Kokger Larry Jones Carol Tremam .Ioan Mahaffey Mlldred Fees Betty Anderson Barbara Taylor Oakley Osborn Wrlbur Allgood James Neuman Senate members bemg sworn unto athce by Ray Maley vuce presldent at SHS are Mnss Shures Muss Strom, Mr Burrows, and Mlss Stowe r Nunn P esrdent of S S rs sworn rn secre ar o state Mary o B ack secretary o ac rvmes an Johns n secretar oi agrrcuhure and Rayrnon Thomas secretary of 1 chng as C rel' Jushce Seated are Beverly Wass r of personnel Stan rn re Wen e to oihce by Rae J nes a 6 Melba PheX s secrete nterror Deloi- olld R as Fulle, G Stare.-lc md Schqff' 5fa,e, ab0ut :eH '9 th eu Bbys II1 Lpncoln rsnces az ebraSkg X 'kj 1 X M J ai .. :' ,,1-- ,.,-o gf'3', pf- SENIOR X 5,1 I! 279 'G' 5 '-is P' J X I my gage? 3 y H ff xxx V 5 4: E 5 5 E' 9, 2 C' . YT , - 1:9 - - 4-' K 1 X in 7----ff 'FROSH 0l'l0I' .S?l,LJQl'lf:5 James Mueller Karen Hoile Salutatorian 3rd Place 95,7 Average 95,5 Average Y X x MX Lois Willard Delores Fuller Valedictorian Carol Golden 4th Place 96 AVSVOQQ Sth Place 95 Average 94.5 Average sf' Wilber Allgood, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., National Representative, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Track, l, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4. C Dolores North Platte, 2, 3, College Prep., Pep Club, 4, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4. Bueloh Ballew, l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec., State Legislator, l, FHA, l, Band, l, Z, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, Operetta, l, Trail Staff, 4, Cotillion Queen, 4. DeLyIe Bancroft, 3, 4, Center, l, 2, College Prep, Football, 3, 4, Bond, 3, 4, Trail Staff, 4. Violet Bauer, 3, 4, Potter, l, 2, Bus. Ed., Pep Club, 3, Girls' Glee, 4, Hi- Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4, aaao 15 Belieu, 4, Scottsbluff, l, Norma Benxel, l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec., Lieutenant Governor, 2, State Legis- lator, 3, 4, Candidate, Valentine Sweetheart, 3, Office Assistant, 3, 4, Mary Jo BIock,l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed., Cabinet, 4, FHA, l, Song Leader, 2, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Clinic, 4, Contest, l, 2, 3, Operetta, l, Trail Staff, 4, Office Assistant, 3, 4. Jane Boyd, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., Secretary of State, 3, State Repre- sentative, 2, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, l, Junior Play, 3, Trail Staff, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, S Club Candidate, 2. Shirley Buehrer, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep, State Legislator, l, 2, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, CliFIiC, 4: Contest, 3, Junior Play, 3, Trail Staff, 4, County Government, 3, Office Assistant, 4 Bill Burr, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep, Governor, 3, State Legislator, 4, S Club, 2, 3, 4, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Bosketbcll, l, Track, 2, Bond, l, 2, 3, 4, Clinic, l, 2, 3, 4, Contest, l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, 4, Bays' Glee, l, 2, Clinic, l, 2, Contest, l, 2, Operetta, l, Junior Play, 3, Trail Staff, 3, 4, Office Assistant, 4. Mary Lou Chaon, l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec., Mixed Chorus, l, 4, Jo Connell, 2, 3, 4, Alliance, l, Col lege Prep., Cabinet, 3, Pep Club, 2 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4 Clinic, 2, Contest, 2, 3, Mixed Chor- us, 2, 4, Girls' Glee, 2, 4, Clinic, 2, 4 Contest, 2, Trail Staff, 4, Cheer- leader, 4, S Club Queen, 3, Valen tine Sweetheart Candidate, 2, 3, Co- tillion Attendant, 4. Laura Lee Chapman, l, 2, 3, 4, Lodgepole, l, College Prep Norma Cullins, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., Governor, 4, Lieutenant Gav- ernor, l, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, 4, FHA, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, FBLA, 4, Secretary, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, Clinic, l, 2, Junior Play, 3, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4, County Government, 3. Hugh Fees, 4, St. Cecilia's, l, 2, St Pat's, 3, College Prep, Delores Fuller, l, Z, 3, 4, College Prep., State Legislator, l, 3, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, FBLA, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, 4, Mixed Chorus, l, Z, 3, 4, Girls' Glee, l, 2, 3, 4, Clinic, 4, Contest, l, 2, 3, Operetta, l, Girls' State, 3, Honor Student, 4, Wanda Farmer, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., Secretary of Treasury, 4, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, 4, FHA, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Degree Chairman, 4, Allied Youth, l, Band, 3, 4, Contest, 3, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, Clinic, 2, Girls' Glee, 4, Operetta, l. Rosemary Cossey, l, 2, 3, 4, General, Girls' Glee, 3, 4, Contest, 4, Operetta l. Ronald Gousmon, 3, 4, Kimball, l, 2, Dalton, l, College Prep., Football, 3, Track, 3, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4. Carol Golden, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., Secretary of State, l, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Allied Youth, l, Band, 2, Junior Play, 3, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4, Cheerleader, 3, Rotary Student Award, 2, Honor Student, 4, Valen- fine Sweetheart Candidate, 2, S Club Queen Candidate, 2, 3. -X lx, Donna Hond, l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed., State Legislator, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, FBLA, 4, Znd Vice-President, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, Junior Play, 3. Bob Gordon, General, Football, l, 4, Track, l, Trail Staff, 4. Karen Hoile, 3, 4, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, l, 2, College Prep., Secre- tary of Treasury, 3, State Legislator, 4, Pep Club, 3, Band, 3, 4, Contest 3, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4, Honor Student, 4. iv n Harden I, 2, 3, 4, Cole ge Pre Governor, 2, S Club, 2, 3, 4 2 3 ootball l 2' Basketball, l, , rack l 2 3, 4, Junior Play, 3 . Joh , . A p.: 1 F , . , 1 1 42 T . , . Trail Staff, 4. ,. ..., . 3 'Q s Edward Houpt, l, 2, 3, 4, Vo-Ag, State Legislator, 2, 3, S Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, FFA, l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, FFA Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Contest, 3. Audrey Haze, 2, 3, 4, Mitchell, 1, Bus. Ed. Donno Vee Hendricks, l, 2, 3, 4, ln- strumental Music, Pep Club, 2, Al- lied Youth, l, Orchestra, l, 2, 3 Clinic, l, Operetta, l, Hi-Life Staffl, 4. Beffy lvie, l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed., FBLA, 4, Trail Staff, 4, Office Assistant, 4. Dorlo Jackson, l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed., Clerk of the House of National Rep- resentatives, 4, Allied Youth, l, FBLA, 4, President, 4, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4. Delores Johnson, l, 2, 3, 4, College PVBD-J State Legislator, l, 3, 4, No- tional Representative, Z, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, FHA, l, 2, Allied Youth, l, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee, l, Z, Contest, 3, Operetta, l, Junior Play, 3, Trail Staff, 4. .qi W., . H A ,lv Lois Keenan, 4, Crawford, l, 2, 3, swf' M , Bus. Ed., Pep Club, 4, Band, 4, Mix- ed Chorus, 4, Trail Staff, 4, , -V 4. -f V,. Shirley Kokes, l, 2, 3, 4, Trades, I, Band, l, Clinic, l, Contest, l. ,yy f-'. , i . Xa 3 '35, I O Ann Kokjer, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep, Governor, l, State Legislator, 2, At torney General, 3, National Repre sentative, 4, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Point Recorder, 2, Treasurer, 4 Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Clinic, l, 2, 3: Contest, l, 2, 3, Orchestra, 2, Oper- etta, l, Junior Play, 3, Hi-Life Staff 4, Trail Staff, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3 Office Assistant, 4. 1 N- sistant, 4. Trail Staff, 4. Marilyn Linton, 3, 4, Center, l, 2, Bus. Ed., Pep Club, 3, 4, FBLA, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Girls' Glee, 3, 4, Contest, 3, Trail Staff, 4, County Government, 3. Lyle Melrvin, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., Football, 2, 4, Trail Staff, 4. Deloris Lessmon, l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec., Secretary of State, 4, Office As- Lila Jean Lewis, l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed., State Legislator, 3, FHA, l, 2, 3, Carol Ladine, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., Lieutenant Governor, 3, Sec- retary of State, 2, Secretary of Treas- ury, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, FHA, l, 2, Historian, 2, Allied Youth, l, Mixed Chorus, l, 3, 4, Girls' Glee, 4, Clinic, 4, Contest, 3, Operetta, l, Junior Play, 3, Trail Staff, 4, County Gov- ernment, 3, Office Assistant, 4. Lorita McNurIin, l, 2, 3, 4, Home EC., Orchestra, 2, 3, Kathryn McViclmer, l, 2, 3, 4, Home EC., National Representative, 2, 3, Pep Club, 2, FHA, Y, 2, Publicity Chairman, 2 Nancy Marsh, l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed., Pep Club, 4, FHA, l, Allied Youth, l, Mixed Chorus, l, 3, 4, Girls' Glee, l, 3, Contest, 3, Operetta, l, Junior Play, 3, Hi-Life Staff, 4, Trail Staff, 4, Ruby Mitchell, l, 2, 3, 4, General. Margie Moore, 4, Rosenburg, Oregon, l, 2, 3, General. K -.i l Jim Motes, l, 2, 3, 4, Burlington Colorado, l, Trades. Jim Mueller, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., Lieutenant Governor, 4, Secretary of Treasury, 2, FFA, 3, 4, FFA Basket- ball, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Clinic, 4, Junior Play, 3, Trail Staff, 4, Honor Student, 4. Oakley Osborn, I, 2, 3, 4, Vo-Ag., State Legislator, 3, National Repre- sentative, 4, Cabinet, 3, FFA, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Reporter, 4, Bas- ketball, l, FFA Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Trail Staff, 4. Dottie Overmiller, l, 2, 3, 4, Trades, State Legislator, l, FFA, l, 2, Al- lied Youth, l. Natha Planck, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., State Legislator, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, Operetta, l, Junior Play, 3, Troll Staff, 4. Wayne Schneider, l, Z, 3, 4, College Prep., S Club, 3, 4, Football, LaVerna Reed, l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec., FHA, l, 2 Roy Reed, 3, 4, Antelope Valley, Cal- x ifornia, l, 2, Manual Arts, S Club, 4, FFA, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Trail Stott, 4, Cotillion Attendant, 4 Richard Schaffert, l, 2, 3, 4, VoeAg , Cabinet, 3, S Club, 4, FFA, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball- l, FFA Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, lg Band, 2, 3, Contest, 3, Mixed Chorus, 4, Trail Staff, 4, Boys' State, 3 Duane Schneider, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., S Club, 3, 4, Football l 2 3, 4, Basketball, l, 3, Track, l, 3. 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, Track, l 3 l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec., Shirley Siemers, Mixed Chorus, 2. Simpson, l, 2, 3, 4, College State Legislator, 3, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Clinic, l, 2, Contest, 2, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, Gzrls' Glee, l, 2, Oper- etta, l, Trail Staff, 4 Joan Prep., Faye Spikey, l, Z, 3, 4, College Prep., Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, Girls' Glee, l, 25 Operetta, l, Trail Staff, 4 Robert Spindler, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., State Legislator, l, Mixed Chorus, 35 l-li-Life Stott, 4, Trail Staff, 4 Genevieve Seger, l, 2, 3, 4, Denver Colorado, 3, General, Girls' Glee, 3, 4 Marilyn Sunderman, l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed., Pep Club 4, FHA, 2, 3, 4, Parliarnentarian, 4, FBLA, 4, Band, l, 2, Contest, 2, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, -l, Girls' Glee, 4, Contest, 2, 3 1 Dennis Wamsley, l, 2, 4, Ogallala, 3, College Pep., National Represen- tative, 2, S Club, 2, 4, Allied Youth, l, Football, l, Z, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 4, Track l, 2, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, 4, Boys' Glee, l, 2, Clinic, l, 2, Con- test, l, 2, Operetta, l, Cotillion King, 4. Lois Willard, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., State Legislator, 3, National Representative, l, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Historian, 4, Allied Youth, l, Junior Play, 3, Hi-Life Statf, 4, Trail Staff, Cheerleader, 4, Honor Student, 4. Barbara Taylor, l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep., National Representative, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, l, 2, 4, Operetta, l, Junior Play, 3, l-li- Life Staff 4, Trail Staff, 4. Raymond Thomas, l, 2, 3, 4, Vo- Ag., State Legislator, 2, National Representative, Sergeant at Arms, 3, Cabinet, 4, FFA, l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, FFA Basketball, 2. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Clinic 4, Contest, 3, Junior Play, 3, Trail Staff, 4 Ronald Thornton, 4, Plainville, Kansas, l, 2, 3, College Prep., S Club, 4, Football, 4. ..,, F J-n f, Mathilda Warrelmann, l, 2, 3, 4 , Elf General, Pep Club, 3, 4, Mixed , , Chorus, 4, Girls' Glee, 4, Office As mf , A I 1 sistant, 4. rf T 2, T , ,,,, je V, . , 'C ' t , xv 'V ' X A F Dulia Williams, 4, Igloo, South Da- kota, I, 2, 3. College Prep., FHA, 4, Reporter, 4, Trail Staff, 4. Delores Wilson, l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Ed. State Legislator, 4, Allied Youth, l, FBLA, 4, Treasurer, 4, Trail Staff, 4. WX Rupert Dobesh, l, 2, 3, 4, San Francisco, California, 3, Woodland, California, 3, College Prep. Marvln Kosemund Raymond Marfeld fqcfured W f .fduazfadg F un., wym Walla Mae Lyon Wrlbur Wredman el'lLOI 5 .SQPLLQ K A The rough necks rnvade the vast SHS orl lands Back rn the fall of 47 the rough necks started work rn the orl frelds of SHS by selectrng Ann Kokjer Norma Cullrns Carol Golden and Wanda Former as therr heads Early rn therr workrng year they were punrshed for not berng on the rob sooner by berng forced to wear rrdrculous clothes Boys wore femrnrne ottrre and grrls wore therr workrng clothes backwards Another requrre ment was keeprng therr knee elbow and worst jornts well orled and rn workrng order to carry out the orders of the upper classmen A new type of orl freld entertornment the movre dance broke all attendance records on the rob Earnrng recognrtron on the reserve supply freld carry :ng the ball were Brll Burr Dan Sellers and Dennrs Wamsley Especrally adept at carryrng bearrngs to the work baskets were Osborn Schoffert D and W Schner der Burr Harden and Wamsley At a general meetrng of the whole crew state su pervrsor Val Peterson spoke Approxrmotely one half of the rough necks swrtched to a new type of overalls durrng the year meanrng longer skrrts Mrss Robrnson Mr Maley and Mr Meade su pervrsed the productron talents of the rough necks and proved what o good rob rt was by the merrtable com ments grven the Nebraska Hrstorrcal program Earnrngs of the year went rnto the grft of a state flag now hong rng rn the second rnclrne of the held The drrllers begun operatrons rn earnest Harden Bokenkroger Benzel Ladrne and Mueller were promoted early rn the second year and became su pervrsors over dnllrng proceedrngs State supervrsors Lours Neuman Ray Maley and Elvaree Smrth drrected the drrllrng of an all school rough neck rnrhatron dance and the drrllers program Ann Kokger and .lane Boyd kept up the morale of the honor oll men Burr Harden and Wamsley In the athletrc held The crew chase Jo Connell and Carol Golden as therr candrdotes to chrrsten the new well SHS Valentrne Sweetheart Wanda Farmer took advantage of trade words at the held to try to rnterest the American Legron oratory can test judges Into hnancrng the drrllrng of another well ln slack moments durmg drrllrng operations a sock hop and drrller s prcnrc pravrded a break an the worker s monotony The tool pushers bnng rn another year Under the leadershrp of Burr Ladrne Boyd and Horle the crew recerved another promotron and became honored and respected tool pushers Jo Connell and Rrch Schaffert because of therr srde rnformatron on orl localrtres and orls effect on crops were selected by the presrdent to become members of hrs cobrnet Added to therr other work of o Nrght Before Chrrst mas program a play to keep tool pushers On The Beam and an rnvrtotron to keep the county government offrcrals on the rob protectrng therr rnterests they also found trme to provrde hungry onlookers wrth plenty of food Around Valentrne s Day Norma Benzel and Jo Con nell were chosen the two best tool pushers and were entered rn SHS natron wrde competrtron Frnolly rn May o great deal of celebratrng took place when o new well Orrental Gardens come rn Durrng the summer two of the tool pushers Delores Fuller and Rrch Schaffert attended state conventrons rn Lrncoln pertarnrng to further development of therr great resources The Roust abouts come off the productron lrne How much hrgher can they go? Because of therr wrde spread abrllty rn all of therr jobs they have taken another step rn brrngrng rn the taundatron for then mast dreamed of well Lrfe Success and rt s a mrghty hrm foundation they ve lard too consrstrng of the tour best years of therr Irves Norma Cullrns was chosen as chret roust about wrth .lam Mueller Delorrs Lessman and Carol Ladrne as sub heads Happy moments rn the lute of any orl man are when his groundwork rs lard hrs drrllrng proceedrngs are be gun and he has a brg producer comrng rn Thats how thus crew felt when they gave the annual Cotrllron took a legal annual leave day from work were measured for new work clothes caps and gowns-crashed socrety by attendrng the PEO tea chose Delores Wrlson as H all held sweetheart and presented the Through e Years program Along wrth the cherished moments came also e work expected of roust abouts the productron of the Hr Lrfe and the Trarl Realrzrng that all good thrngs must end and knowrng that soon they must retrre from the SHS orl helds they had therr lawyers draw up the last wrll and testament Rememberrng the memorable moments at com mencement and baccalaureate and therr able super vrsors Muss Nuelson Mrss Becker Mr Maley and Mr Burrows they push att from the orl helds of SHS leav mg vast orl land for younger men to explore wrth the hope that all wrll have as much fun and have as pro ductrve a tour years 0 o - , . . f . , r , , r - - , , , rn- , . . ,... , ,, ' 1 . . . . . 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' I Thus was the day the upper class men had all been wantmg for May 5 l 50 Guests were taken unto the age old country of Chlna The banquet hall was miraculously transformed Into a beautiful Oriental Garden The walls were covered with Chun ese scenes and drawings of thus ancient country made by artusts of the class Tables reserved for four or sux per sons and decorated wuth Chinese fav ors were wanted upon by twelve sopho mores who were dressed as Chinese coolles and who sang dellghtful songs of the Far East Large Chinese menu cards fea tured many different Onental dishes which were served an the dlmly lantern lighted garden. Governor Bull Burr as toastmaster presnded at the speakers table from whnch he untroduced the after dnnner speakers As a background for the speaker s table was a large mural of Confucuus wuth one of has saylngs Without the past there can be no future which was the motto ot the class of l95O The Oriental atmosphere of the garden made an lmpressnve settsng for one of the outstandlng events of l95O Everyone was very happy with the results of lots of long and hard work besndes lots of fun under the able dl rectlon of the sponsors Mlss Stowe Mrs Wnght Mr Wlnn and Mr Ma ley Delores Johnson general chair- man of the banquet had charge of all details wrth many committees to help her. ll , 9 . ' ' ' ' . . i the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was 5 3 Q . xr .7Al 0lftgA ik? M0106 Senior program day found the seniors looking back over the last half century. Scenes depicting various inventions, hard times, and entertainment were the highlights of the hour. The years were taken as decades with several key scenes for every ten years. Beauty queens made fashions very evident through the years with a Miss America for each decade revealing quite a contrast in styles. The first airplane, made by the Wright brothers, was flown in l9Ol by several daring senior boys, who also made parachuting popular. An entire family took a short trip across the stage in the first automobile to the tune of ln My Merry Oldsmobile. Bob Spindler, as narrator, gave the play by play descrip- tion ofa lively boxing match from the ringside. No black eyes, by the way. Reviewing entertainment features over the years, square dancing, the Charleston, and Al .lolson were found to be pop- ular. Remembering that times were not the best in the l93O's, a portrayal of the depression days was very dramatic, Since music has always played a very important part in our lives, several timely selections were played throughout the program with the entire senior class singing a popular song of the day, Goodnight, lrene at the end of the hour, Top to bottom: Ray Thomas as Al Jolson puts all he has into Mommy. Beauty queens, Jane Boyd and Natha Planck, display their charm backstage. A very distinguished lady is Ann Kokier in the flapper days. Lyle Mclrvin referees while DeLyle Bancroft and John Hard- en fight it out in a lively boxing match. . il. Q. A C rwfmcw g e d Q ee Beulah pes de ave the Se Catlla Sta d g a ethe sde of the ae the atte da t Jo Conruel d Roy Reed At the fa left s Se a Ga er o No a C ll luo prese ted the to tlue a de Thus year s Chrustmas Cotulluon held just before the holudays was really a gala affaur The hugh school audutoruum gauly decorated wuth bells pune boughs wreaths and mustletoe was the settung for the dance The gurls un formals and the boys decked out un suuts completed the scene Candudates from the senuor class were chosen for Cotulluon Kung and Queen wuth Beulah Bal Iew and Dennus Wamsley takung the honors Joan Connel and Roy Reed next on the lust were theur attendants The Kung and Queen and theur attendants start dancung to the strauns of MoonIuglut Serenade . Q 0 0 . QW . Kin D nnis an u n r i r niar 0 i i n. n in n i r i m r ir n n s, an . r i ni r v uu r fl rm uu ins, w n un u i nce. , , . . . . . I . . . - I . I I 1 I 1 . - I I Q- C 4..,p, Max Adams Rlchard Amen Betty Anderson Ray Anfhony CMAQ, Bagby Q-Y C0089 Barlow 003 Befgnef Betty Buvens Bull Bolz Roland Brauer 06:5 0 Pat Bright IIN Bfllmfleld Ivan UV' Sharon Danaels Marcelyn Dednck Monty Edwards Elaine Englert Carletta Farmer Mildred Fggg Sarah Fees ,Z GUY F'e'd'a George Fohnos lack George Duane Golden leaneffe Croppe Arlma W Harfe ! 'W4r, rlan Harimann Bomia HBZIIN BUPNY HGHUYICKS Arlene Haner lerry johnson Wendell johnson Lucnlle Kampbell Joanne Kmney Lorna Lunbeck leanne LIVIflgSf0l1 Roger McCormack Wanda Mclrvm lon McWnlluams loan Mahaffey LeRoy Moore Bud Osborn Bull Peabody Hugh Perkms Melba Phelps . K 9 Q x a.- ,. ' . 'X . 'lv I I I Z, 4 , , 4 A C. iv- ' Al K I I L 8 s XX ' A - . 1 . 1 , ,,,. ,H ' 'Q .ze E ,:.l- . E Vll: V ., B 1 4 y X 1 , . , as Y , - of 1 1 Y -K5 i I X Aluce Punt: lack Robmson Ron Rogers Don Salam Lee Sellers rf' -OH Quo 4.4! Marian Sherwood DO 5h'P '3 A'dIen SIMPSON Dean Smith Glenna Smith AK Stan Smufh 'Z' sa ,awe va Pat Stewart Louise Sweet LarrY Toblef 13 Beverly Wasser a Welch lack Wledeburg D9 3 w 5o' Dean wise in , . Irene Wiltig Torn Zitek lunlors Not Pnctured Shuley Benzel Bill Folkerfs Dallas Sebold vm- wifi? lb' 'S' Carol Tremam 61:56 O LCQPJ 5 xxx 9 f f Govt, WI, 'W o B e 09' ve 0 l,,,I 'eos 911 0' de' 0915 Clflflfe Speaker Jack Wiedeburg calls the junior legislature to order. Seated from left to right are Leg- islators Wanda Mclrvin, Lucille Kampbell, Puffy Stewart, George Barlow, and Morcelyn Dedvirk- Standing are Don Sabin and Elaine Englert. lfLl'll0l 5 S., CLUB U6 QCLI' Under the sponsorship of Mnss Stowe Mr Ackerson AArs Fnch and AAr VVnnn the juruors started things roHnng by electnng the followung class otfucers Bull Bolz governor Dean Wase lneutenant governor Ball Welch secretary of state Jeanne Lnvnngston secretary of treasury George Barlow Mar cewn Dednck Arhna Hade LucMe KawmbeH VVanda NM lrvln Patty Stewart Jack Wnedeburg and Don Sabin leglsla tors Joan Mahatfey Carol Tremarn Betty Anderson and Mal dred Fees representahves The juniors dad many thungs thus year to help out thenr tnnances They sold at all home games and were an charge of the coke nwachune The next bag event for the juniors was ln November when they presented A Connecticut Yankee In Kung Arthur s Coun During the course ot the year the yunfors sponsored two school dances A number of energetlc yunlors helped the sem ors an putting out the Sl Tranl On February 5 the following lunnors represented Sidney hugh atthe County Govenvnent day Chades Bagby PaHy Brlght Sharon Daniels Arllna l-larte Bonita Hazlntt Lucnlle Kampbell Jeanne Lnvnngston .loan Mahattey Glenna Smuth Patty Stewart Larry Tobler Beverly Wasser Ball Welch and Donna Wulson They spent the day In the various offuces as signed to them At noon they were guests at a luncheon an the Legion room World of the Future was the theme for the program presented by the yunuors on March I6 Lee Sellers was narrator for the program whuch took place un a very modern cafe nn the year 2051 The highlight of thear actuvutnes came on May 4 when they entertained the sensors at the annual Junior Sensor ban quet I 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 ' , . . . . , . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1. sf H , Q-K, , . . - . A kk uniom urn :pr Mrs Bennett and Moruon try to awaken Hank after he has been knocked out by one of hrs fantastnc mventuons The junior class presented A Connectlcut Yankee In Kung Arthur s Court on November 21 The play was under the du rectnon of Mr Vergal Wann and Mrs Mary Wlnn Prompters were Carol Tremann and Melba Phelps When Hank the Yankee from Connecticut found hum self In the court of Kung Arthur thungs really began to hop pen Televnsnon avnatlon and football made theur way Into Arthur s kingdom through the Influence of the young engmeer Hank found humself In several hot spots but all s well that ends well and the Connectucut Yankee was no exception After the Connecticut Yankee has taken over Kung Arthur s Court everyone IS seated ot the Round Table where the new set up as explained to all From left to right are Merlln Sandy Clarence Elonne Snr Launcelot Kung Arthur Hank Queen Gumevere and Snr Sagromor ,Ili . Y . . . . , . 1 I ' I - ' I I , . . . ' ' ll ll I I , , s, A l lf. l Q lr 5 C ' fs si . ' Y - 5' r 1 3 . A ' .5 2 2 f A- ' l fl Q 5 - 3 l A: ., f, T E s ff '- ' 5 i It ' . ' ' f . if ,-- 1 . , 1. . . , . - . . l . . I I I . I l I . I I ' I . ' jAeafrica The make up crew takes tlme out to pose for the Troll photographer From left to rlght are Max Adams George Barlow Bull Welch Carol Tremam Jack Wledeburg and Melba Phelps Hank Bennett Marlon Bennett Mrs Bennett Queen Gumevere Merlln Snr Sagramor Clarence Elame Sur Launcelot CAST Queen Morgan Le Fay Sandy Dean Wnse Jeanne Llvlngston Joan Mahaffey Arlene Hlner Don Shlpman Charles Bagby Stan Smlth Beverly Wasser Monty Edwards Sharon Danuels Elame Englert Stan Smlth gets In a last mlnute rehearsal of hrs Innes as Max Adams Elame Englert and Monty Edwards look an I sip' l 'Q King Arthur ------ Bill Peabody W Q.--l--,-----. First row, left to right: Mr. Neuman, Dorothy Hollibaugh, Shirley Kurth, Pat Killharn, Lolo Lane, Marilyn Bean Alice Lyon, Phyllis Moody, Jerald Haupt, Gerald Hall. Second row, left to right: Marion Hart, Cleo Kennednez. Donna Lessman, Mary Ann Moore, Walter Hall, Floyd Martiy, Gwen Jacob, Carol Lamb, Ann Henke, Joyce Hengl, La Third row, left to right: James Neuman, John Moore, Ronald Karnik, Ben King, Dale Maley, Larry Jones, Dar- rell Glassburn, Don Higgens, LeRoy Myer, Terry Jacobsen, Jackie Nienhauser. First row, left to right: Shirley Erickson, Lila Bishop, .loan Brumfield, Georgia Bess, Joan Gade, Dion Cawthra Cheyrll Carhill, Esther Bretx, Miss Shires. Second row, left to right: Alberto Gentle, Maxine Gipfert, Delores Fisher, Bob Coll, Larry Allgood, James Cullins, Allen Brauer, Don Besom. Third row, left to right: Cleo Chambers, Paul Brauer, Robert Deeder, Dole Borcher, Carl Beebe, Elmer Brouer, Robert Cloud, Robert Christner, Howard Emerson, Lo Verne Broyles, Floyd Brown, Jeff Bush. 1 Front row left to right Mr Anderson Devona Wolverton Joan Norrrs Joyce Ann Rowe Edlth Vanmg Pat Russell Lllllan Oppae Jean Reflor Jeanette Sanders Alney Russell La Vern Tarpennmg Second row left to nght Sharon Olson Shlrley Strandberg Dretta Welch Jean Norns Joan Scheur Thnrd row left to right Donna Steward Norma Schnell Marsha Planck Allyn Dee Whntmure Lorlta Snders Rose Mary Ogden Bob Nnghtengale John Shelley Bull Nissen Jrm Zuegler Jam Yates At an early fall electuon Jnmmy Ziegler was elected governor Anne Henke lleutenant governor Marsha Planck secretary and AI berta Gentle treasurer Settmg the pace for the rest of the classes the sophomores sponsored theur furst all school dance on November ll The gym was gally decorated About sixty people came to the dance On December 22 they presented their class program entstled A Festlval of Carols and Bells Pnctured on page 34 are several natnvuty scenes from the program Sophomore candudates for V a l e n t u n e Sweetheart were Cleo Kennedy and Pat Rus se On March l6 they sponsored theur second all school dance an honor of St Patrlck s Day Several sophomore boys have shown abul :ty ln the llne of sports and should make a good showing In the next two years The sophomores ended the l95O Sl year with thenr annual plcnlc fN fl 1 I I I to 3 ' I ' I I I . 0 man Dorothy Rasmussen, Gary Seevers, Gene Siemers, Dale Sharp, Marvin Sterkel. I . I I . . I . . I . . . I . . I I Q l 1 ' I I . . ,, . II ' L N ' ' - 0,9 ll 'Q 'O - o - - V . . . , A X Q - I i scene presented by the Sophomore Class on December 22 Left to nght are Larry Flora Gary Seevers Jummy Ziegler Pot Kllham and Bob Night engole Plctured at rlght ns a natevuty The quartet that provided Chrlst mos songs for the program are left to nght Alberta Gentle Delores Fusher Cleo Kennedy and La Donna Lessman W X Another nahvuty scene token dur mg the program mcluded from left to right Pot Knlham Bob Nughtengale Larry Jones Bull Nussen and Floyd Brown Governor Jimmy Ziegler Lieutenant Governor Anne Henke Secretary of State Secretary of Treasury Marsha Planck Alberta Gentle Standing, left to right: Jackie Neinhuser, Darrell Glassburn, sergeants-at-arms: Jimmy Ziegler, gover- nor: Phyllis Moody, Joyce Rowe, Georgia Bess, and Joan Gade, representatives. Seated, left to right: Joan Burmfield, Devona Wolverton, Gwen Jacob, and Jean Norris, representatives P85 1ITlQl'l f 1 Front row left to right Pearl Mitchell Geraldine Knser Martha Martinez Hersey Mangels Philip Mc Carmack Bruce Keenan Leo Shuman Middle row left to right Shirley Payne Eileen Klentz Maxine Jezek Ardlth Scheurman Evelyn Kamp bell Roland Melnlnger Loren Sample Roger Mullward Ancel Lewis Back row left to right Jenell Rogers Mary Ann Libsack Madeline Lundberg Ronald McMullen Doug las Knllham Leonard McCormack James Krueger Front row, left to right: Verna Robinson, Sheila Goings, Jane Flohr, Luella Erickson, Rose Ann Bivens Betty Anderson, Forrest Henderson, Jim Jensen, Buddy Gomez. Middle row, left to right: Margie Copley, Geraldine Darnsteadt, Judy Bush, Jane Barnes, Barbara Ayers Wanda Harms, Joyce Krueger, Bonnie Call, William Henderson, Eddie Conklin. Back row, left to right: Ronald Caldwell, Carl Farmer, Rex Heinlein, Kenneth Anderson, Kent Bond Dole Fischer, Nancy Hess, Jackie Corbett, Marie Jelks. 1 Front row, left to right: Miss Strom, Patricia Shel- Secrest, Mary Joan Smith, Janice Stanley, Jeanette Wit- ley, Joan Woods, Melba Wittrock, Alto Smith, Verna ters, Dorothy Wolverton. Back row: George Tallmage, Shoopman, Janet Shuman, Virginia Welch. Middle row: Don Wilkins, Kenneth Sewell, Jerry Stovall, Vern Wag- Joyce Sewell, Eva Snyder, Marie Louise Willeke, Sue ner, George Taylor, Robert Mohr. Freshmen cheerleaders show their pep. Left to right, they are Jane Barnes, Jeanette Witters, Margie Copley, and Judy Bush. The first freshman assembly of the year was the well known initiation day assembly. Mother Goose was the theme. The program provided many laughs for the upper classmen and was a great success. Class elections were the next important step for the freshmen class, and the elections were successfully held. ln order that officers might be elected, it was necessary for the freshmen to learn the voting procedures for an election in SHS. The class elections were as well carried off as any in the school. The freshman program, No Suit For Bill, given dur- ing the second half of the school year, again supplied enter- tainment for the entire student body. The comedy provided good entertainment for all. Interesting numbers were pre- sented by members of the first year Spanish class and by freshman members of the school chorus. it if ' i i fi . J 'mem Anderton udfth Ann Bus Ke urer Se ll' 1'yeoS cretqry Wm' 9lGY 'Cm oilwn co v Y' 0vHende'Son utenll em ue K J clue Corbett Nancy Hess Ro YY land Memnnger and Ronald Coldwell freshman legislators look on as Governor Bull Henderson hands the gavel to Morgue Copley lieutenant governor M l G0 e ol G , Ma Ann Smith, Jeanette Witters, Verna Shoopman, James rueger, o ' , , - Rnght Vern Wagner James Krueger and Jud nth Ann Bush are shown In another scene from the program 'ls xg Below Robert Mahr and Jackue Corbett stand as Kent Bond adjusts hls coat No Suut tor Bull was the tntle ot the play ,.--r 'h' P05 In 2 I1 l'0gl'l1l7l Lett Kent Bond dons a ladys sunt as Jaclue Corbett watches ham an the freshman program grven for the student body February I2 The class entertained by guvmg a comrcal play portraymg school days The productnon was under the dnrec tion of Mass Robrnson It mcluded short sluts slngmg and a special scene glven by the Spanish class IX 3 'Eff E5- lf' 2: - f Rnght Jeanette Wltters as Lnttle Bo Peep entertains an a slut as part of the program Left Ml Wolf and Llttle Red Rldmg Hood eye each other nn the freshman unma hon program Mother Goose Land duces a new number Rught James Krueger and Janice Stanley exchange pleasantnes as Jaclue Corbett lMother Goose? looks on N.. Left Rex Helnleln as trumpeter Intro I vi eff . 'Q X r u A aj we 1 gg .. gl .Q , I ' 1 1 ' . I 4 t , ' 1 f I ' l I A A, 1 H' 5 3 IE? 2 , 5 f .4 QV' 3 E is E V 4, . Z . . - ' 1 E iz 1 . . . . 2 2 3 ' .3 . f Mr, , xg,-v!i ' i4 5 rv in Af . ' i 7 N 5, 1 : . .I I. - V .rl I I5 Q 'nv' 'Www I k...,,.1 1 W ,wr-+ 0 f- 5.-fb zabilfwf wwf! I .wut I A freshman cutue-Jeanette Wutters 2 Another slumber party uncludunga pullow fught Donna Anne Karen Joan Delores Cleo and Alberta 3 Vurgunua Larsen un Sunday dress 4 The sweet and unnocent Lessrnan susters 5 Audrey Haze at 3Vz months 6 Dan or Lee77 You guessed ut Dan 7 Why sa sober Delores' 8 Jump on hus neck he aln t dead yet' Jum Ray and George 9 Eughth grade graduatuon plc of Carol L and Nancy M I0 Farmer s daughter Wanda II Sprung weather and Donna I2 Thus sweet luttle gurl us Hugh Perluns I3 Melba Wuttrock-all smules I4 Jeanette Groppe sayung please I5 Lous back un Crawford I6 Sun brught Huh Eduth? I7 The Fees susters look happy I8 Kokger and Boyd dressung up I9 Seruous busuness Huh Jon? 20 Luttle Muss Muffet Marulyn L ZI Under the haur us Carl F , 'fl if H5 l ' I 1 ' up I 'C , ff ' I W , A' W. V gx Z Y A. . I r I . Qt J -1 f 9 4 I ,Z 'Ig V- ,- an 1 251 3 , , I s Q- 1 , I . fx 11'-: -, 'W Wbg, bg' - ,' .- I 1, I 1 M M, ' I' ' , Q 'Q , W A 21' '- - I Q I W 5 I W. A J uf? ' ,W ,, , ' M A yi J A ' , is 34 , 4 ' , ,' I 5 al I , nn: 1 ' Y .. ,Il ,9 ,I 1.1 I' I A ' ..,, , W 1 I I .M w ig, i -9 K Q -M W I Q ' I My ' ' H a 'fl , N . ' , - 4 su , L . . A I y MV . . . 9 , f I 'x ,Q , g u i' ' Q '., - 1 Q l x f H A - . 3 , f 2 - - . . 4 - 5' ' . ,rx ' , A I a, , 4' I '. I ' L ' ,', ,U , . I: ,' I fm. 1. . 'f ' ,C 'f 4 F Y I 1 an L I e A ' Q . ' -1 M I I f WL1-.- ' J, K 'if 5 V ' la' 3 uf Y V 'ge ' T. ..,. . g. - 1 . . . 1 1 .... 1 I I I I I I ' 1 ' 1 4 1 1 I - .' I I . I D -1 n . Q . I . l ,Y - - . .- -- - . ,, 1 . . - -. I 2' iz, Cm Back row: Norma Cullins, Delores Fisher, Marsha Planck, Norma Schnell, Allyn Dee Whitmire, Jean Norris, Jean Refior, Edith Vining, Marilyn Linton, Sharon Daniels, Ann Kokjer, Carol Tremain, Joan Mahaffey, Lois Keenan, Arlina Harte, Willa Mae Lyon, Carol Lodine, Jane Boyd, Natha Planck. Third row: Delores John- son, Janet Shuman, Anne Henke, Joan Norris, Dretta Welch, Joyce Rowe, Gwen Jacob, Patricia Killham, Jane Barnes, Margie Copley, Barbara Ayers, Verna Shoapman, Bonita Hazlitt, Wanda Mclrvin, Donna Hand. Second row: Miss Strom, Donna Steward, Joan Brumfield, Alberta Gentle, Cleo Kennedy, Delores Belieu, Marilyn Sunder- man, Delores Fuller, Georgia Bess, Joan Gade, Judy Bush, Jeanette Witters, Phyllis Moody, Esther Bretz, Nancy Marsh, Barbara Taylor, Beverly Wasser, Miss Becker. First row: Virginia Welch, Wanda Farmer, Lorna Limbeck, Lucille Kampbell, Faye Spiker, Carol Golden. Cheerleaders: Lois Willard, Marcelyn Dedrick, Jo Connell, Jeanne Livingston. Not pictured are Elaine Englert, Joyce Krueger, Marion Sherwood, Virginia Larson, Violet Bauer, and Mathilda Warrelman. The pep club under the new spon- sorship of Miss Dorothy Becker and Miss Renee Strom started out the be- ginning of a successful year by boost- ing its membership to 66. Officers chosen in the spring to take over the club's responsibilities for l95O-5l were Carol Golden, president, Marcelyn Dedrick, vice-president, Jo Connell, secretary, Ann Kokjer, treas- urer, Lois Willard, historian, Donna Steward and Phyllis Moody, point re- corders. Cheerleaders elected by the stu' dent body were Jo Connell and Lois Willard, seniors, Marcelyn Dedrick and Jeanne Livingston, juniors. Others who tried out were: Norma Schnell, Alber- ta Gentle, Cleo Kennedy, Donna Stew- ard, Delores Belieu, Ann Kokjer, and Marsha Planck. ln order to entertain the athletes at the annual athletic banquet, the club had many money m a k i n g schemes, such as selling game pra- grams and pencils of school colors. The pepsters for the first time fed the bas- ketball boys of both teams free of charge after a game and also spon- sored a sock hop the same evening, This was financed by taking over the juniors' duties of selling concessions at the game. March 30 marked the date of the pep club banquet which had The Morgue as the theme. The banquet was followed by the S club dance. Under a new point system, members were awarded letters on Honor Day with the yell leaders getting special awards, As it is the tradition, a red rose was presented to each senior mem' ber as a token of remembrance Preacher Delores Johnson is ' 'dney Jo Con- shown merry-ns 5' U nell to Victory Jeanne Livin95 -7 as Nancy Marsh, flower girl, looks club skit at 0 9099 an in 0 PCP rally. 0 I f Pictured left to right are the pep club officers Donna Steward, Phyllis Moody, Lois Willard, Carol Gold K k'er .lo Connell and Marcelyn Dedrick. en,Ann og , 3 1 3 Above and f . o the right are cheer- leddg Iyn DZ-iyi:f,a::2 Lmngsron, Marce- fd- o e - and Lois wal 4 i CIW, vga 2 if. 1 Above are the eandndates chosen by thenr lassmates Cleo Kennedy and Pat Russell ophomores Marcelyn Dedrnck and Jeanette I roppe jumors Delores Wilson and Darla opley freshmen To the left IS Delores Wnlson ho took the llme llght thus year by bemg rowned Valentme Sweetheart of l95l lockson semors Jeanette Wltters and Margie v Each year the pep club sponsors a valentlne sweetheart Two gurls from each class are put up as candidates by theur classmates One of the condndates lS chosen by the student body The crowning IS held between the halves of a February basketball game Thrs actnvuty was started IH l949 and has been an annual event sunce then . . 1 F i .. . . . . I I 1 i ,.. . . .. , . J Festivities at the Youth Center's l-lallowe'en par- ty provided a target for the camera's eye. Upper center are the prize cos- tumes. Potato dancers amused both themselves and onlookers. 4 'N iz? I fic Q4 -is ,,-. 1 S-ll ' CJ tl -.-1 ti pil Cav A TS ' S DSW Friday night October I3 l950 marked the opening night ot the Sidney Youth Center, Junior and senior high students graduates and young people of the community have boosted the mem bership to over 400 people An advisory board composed of representatives of the various civic clubs sponsoring the cen ter two students from each high school and one from each junior high governs the activities Dancing ping pong cards and a snack bar are all found in the cen ter housed in the basement of the St Patrick s Recreation Center 6 , 2 Members of FFA are pictured here Flrst row left to rnght Mr Neuman James Mueller Richard Schaf f ert Oakley Osborn Raymond Thomas Edward Haupt Jerold Haupt Second row Wendell Johnson Roland Mem mger Kenneth Anderson Robert Call Paul Brauer Cleo Chambers Thnrd row George Fotmos Rrchard Amen James Krueger Ronald McMullen Elmer Brauer Bob Nnghtengale Marvm Sterkel Not m the picture Roy Reed Roland Brauer Ronald Karnuk Tom Zltek and Marvin Kosemond NJXVS' MMM The ofhcers for 1950 Sl are shown above Back row left to rrght Ray mond Thomas secretary James Muel ler treasurer Oakley Osborn reporter Front row Jerold Haupt vuce pres: dent Edward Haupt odvnsor Rochard Schaffer? president Mr Neuman sponsor structions on the lathe , while R o I a n d Brauer watches, eager to learn. Mr. Neuman gives in- L .. ia, fi I 1. ffl The purposes of the Future Farmers of America are to develop leadership, character, citizenship, and scholarship among its mem- bers, all of whom are students enrolled in vo- cational agriculture. The Sidney chapter ofthe national organization is active in its support of all major community activities, agricultural and others. Under their sponsor, Mr. Neuman, the boys have helped with the Cheyenne coun- ty fair, state wheat show, the Soil Conservation program, and the Noxious Weed program. To improve scholastic standing, the chap- ter encourages its members to take part in dis- trict and state contests. These include live- stock, poultry, grain, farm management, farm L4 accounts, and dairy management. To train for leadership, public speaking, and parliamentary procedure, contests are participated in at dis- trict events. FFA letters are awarded for achievement in vocational agriculture. ln addi- tion to the above, FFA foundation medals are awarded in public speaking, farm shop, and farm safety. A swine feeding demonstration cooperating with the Cheyenne county farmers non-stock association was also successfully completed. However, not all of the activities are of a serious nature, as the club sponsored an over- night fishing trip to Kingsley Dam, organized a basketball team and a Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America picnic to Greenwood. This year Roland Brauer, Edward Haupt, and Wendell Johnson represented Sidney in a livestock judging contest at North Platte. High individual was Roland Brauer, The team placed sixth.. George Fotinos and Ed- ward Haupt show their skill at welding while Mr. Neuman looks on with approval. :A III! u Room 102, being the headquarters for the Trail, was always busy with staff get-togethers as illustrated by Kokjer's page make-up, and Allgood, Ladine, and Spind- Ier taking a peek at the ideas of Taylor, Marsh, and Williams. 'rl 'Lvl' s 'Q si Getting their picture taken for a change are Trail photographers, Bill Burr and Chuck Bagby. 'vs ' r . l ,a . lx A-Su ,l, f, I .J The advertising staff gets a chance to sit for a change. Checking their receipts are, left to right, Roy Reed, Lila Jean Lewis, Lyle Mclrvin, Richard Schaffert, Jim Mueller, DeLyle Bancroft, Raymond Thomas, and Oakley Osborn. .mai 3 . ,elif . 00 1 L x Activities Editor ----- Ann Kokjer Sports Editors - - Carol Golden, Carol Ladine Classes Editors - Delores Johnson, Karen Halle Music Editor ----- Marilyn Linton Classroom Activities Editor - Barbara Taylor Art Editors - - Wilber Allgood, Dulia Williams Snapshot Editors --f- Buelah Ballew, Shirley Buehrer Business Manager - - - Betty lvie Advertising Manager - - James Mueller Subscriptions ------ Ray Thomas Photographers - - - Bill Burr, Charles Bagby Staff -----A--- Roy Reed, Lois Keenan, DeLyle Bancroft, Ed l-laupt, Richard Schaffert, Lyle Mclrvin, Bob Gordon, Lila Jean Lewis, Oakley Osborn, Dennis Wamsley, Faye Saiker, Natha Planck, Jane Boyd, Joan Simpson, Norma Cullins, Dorlq Jackson, Nancy Marsh, Bob Spindler Editor Willard was full af ideas. Listening to some of them are Ballew, Buehrer, Haila, and Golden. Linton and Johnson seem to have some work of their own to do 3 1 ' e Nancy Marsh types and Karen Haile pastes. Jsiszzi Y j X Qt r xXx51L Qi l-s 5 1 I , X C7 , If li li '3 l Editors - Norma Cullins, Ann Kokjer Business Manager - - Karen Halle Reporters ---- Wilber Allgood, Violet Bauer, Dolores Belieu, Ronald Gausman, Carol Golden, Donna Vee Hendricks, Dorla Jackson, Nancy Marsh, Jerry Robinson, Robert Spindler, Barbara Taylor, Lois Wil- lard. Sponsor - - Dorothy Becker At the right: Dorothy Becker, Hi-Life spon- sor, gives some ideas for a better paper to Wilber Allgood and Carol Golden. , , , Dolores Belieu takes a look at last years Above' Bob spmdler Puts over 0 'ok' wlule tiles while Dorla Jackson, Lois Willard and Barbara Taylor work on the paper. if I I. '-H4239 Above: Helping Ann Kokier, second semes ter editor, on a page layout is Norma Culhns first semester editor. L.. 4 iron' ' . - Y' n new agile' ' show yns. 9' BY tticerg are o Cali adam Be hi QW r FHA O . zz Norm lidmenl s. Flu lv 0' . M' 7 wh To zgnae,-met: lltesidertlobl ueasurer rl-0 ln son- C . Gwe' 0 JO Nlde'BaclA 'ow' sect?-'ow' In I sP0 5o 'N olvellon a De on Members of the organization are pictured here. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Fitch, spon- sor, Betty Anderson, Evelyn Kampbell, Joyce Krueger, Lu- ella Erickson, Darlene Anderson, Geraldine Kiser, G e r a ld i n e Darnsteadt. Second row: Doro- thy Hollibough, Wanda Farm- er, Pat Bright, Dorothy Wolver- ton, Joanne Woods, Jeanette Sanders, Patricia Shelley. Third row: Alice Printx, Jo Ann Kin- ney, Marian Sherwood, Marilyn Sunderman, Gwen Jacob, Joan Norris, Devona Wolverton, Bon- nie Call. Back row: Norma Cul- Iins, Sue Secrest, Ruth Seevers, Carletta Farmer, Dulia Wil- liams, Eva Snyder, Rose Mary Ogden, Madeline Lundberg, Betty Johnson. 5 2? gi M0I'e left to ri Officers ar ,nonu J shr: wand e Piqured Alice, p fm Noni a Faffner, d' Front row P. U fllgfz ' 5: rec, D egrees U 1 , hm, 3 ' Ising, eatin.. fhair- 'dn Sh ack rqw, nf Dqrle Chdfrma . envood - Dulia will. he Ande, n' . ,cms a sq,,, hd M Ur- FHA pledged Zl new members this year and put them to work right away selling stu- dent courtesy cards and beaded belts. Mem- bers attended the district convention at Osh- kosh, sponsored an FFA-FHA Valentine party, entertained their dads at a Dad-Daughter waf- fle feed, and some of the members attended the state convention at Lincoln, representing the Sidney Fl-lA chapter. il Qi 1 V :A 5 ., we 1 - 'S , 'Sz Q 5, i , 'iff lr K fr . :, ri 5 , ' 3 f il i f iii 4 i 1 5 at . G. - X 5 ii P l l la Pictured above is last year s S club queen Jo Con President of S club tor thus year was Ed Haupt nell She was crowned at the annual S club dance shown at the right His successor IS Vice President Bull Barlow left who will follow in his steps in the l95l 52 l0ll0W '9 the PGP Club Afllleflf l70 ClU9l' school year Back row Ron Rogers Elmer Brauer Jim Ziegler Charles Bagby John Harden Larry Jones Ron Thorn ton Gary Seevers Don Huggins Don Sabin Second row Coach Leo Shuman Dale Maley Ed Houpt Bull Burr Larry Tobler Monty Edwards Max Adams Front row Darrell Glassburn Bull Barlow Stan Smith Dennis Wamsley Ray Reed Jon McWilliams Dean Wise Not pictured are Duane and Wayne Schneider To promote better school spurut is the mann progect of the S club an honorary or gannzatnon Boys under the leadership of Coach Leo Shuman are qualrfied to joan If they have earned a fnrst team letter To do so a boy must have played In one fourth of the total quarters an either football or basketball or received a certann number of pounts un track Each year these athletes sponsor an all school S club dance at which their queen ns crowned . ,, ,, . - - . ,, ,. I - . - a . Q s I I ' ' 2 , , ' ' , , , , - , . . Third row: Bill Welch, De Lyle Bancroft, Bill Bolx, Ben King, Dick Amen, Richard Schaffert, Carl Beebe, , . . - V 11 11 I - , I - ll ll . . - -1 1114: 1-11- 11- ,.-avi' if .'lK9, COA-Z g 4 s s il ,gl .4 gg. I' LD4 fv ,iptl ,4 ,-1115 -,-,...- ,...- J -p,,.... .gQz1Ef', I-Z. 'fy QL- ig. .'.:z. LL? QJ Xl-4 4-4 ri . - - ' -, '- T - I' Tl-.-nL......4...-,Q-V Standing, left to right: Leo Shuman, coach: George Barlow, Roy Reed, Ben King,Jr., Dale Maley, Jon McWilliams, Darrell Glassburn, Bill Welch, student manager: Gary Seevers, Dean Wise, Dick Amen, Glen Ackerson, line coach. Middle row: Stanley Smith, Max Adams, Ronald Rogers, Duane Schneider, Bill Burr, Charles Bagby, Larry Tobler, Wayne Schneider, Richard Schaffert, Dennis Wamsley, Bill Bolx. Front row: Jim Ziegler, Monty Edwards, Ron Thornton, Carl Beebe, Don Higgins, Larry Jones, Don Sabin, George Gocha, DeLyIe Bancroft. 4559 QQ WEPNJ as J The Sidney grid squad being light of weight and inexperi- 3 enced had an off season this year, Winning one of all the Q games played was the result. Starting off against a strong Ster- V 33-'ll ling team, the Maroons showed great spirit and team work which ' Q, gave out the second quarter, resulting in a loss. The next game VS being Bridgeport, the fellows played their hearts out, over run- ning the Bulldogs I3-6, This game, which showed that good team work and stamina can come from a determined team, was one of the outstanding contests. The other challenges were handicapped by various injuries. Ogallala, a strong ball club, was surprised when the Maroons put on a new drive to tie the Indians l4 all. Again the Maroons went down to lose the re- maining games. Kimball, the last game, was really a hair raiser. The Maroons scored twice during the game but both were called back on penalties. The last four minutes were fatal when Kim- ball stepped across the line for a 6-O victory. 17 Sept I5 Sidney Sept 22 Sidney Cl ct cr Nov Nov Nov The coaching staff of Sidney high is shown here, left to right: Glen Ackerson, Don Burrows, Ray Maley, and Leo Shun-nan. Mr. Ack- erson assisted Mr Shuman as line coach on the varsity football squad He is also in charge of the sec ond string basketball team Mr Burrows was Mr Maley s assistant in reserve football and freshman basketball Mr Maley IS the foot ball reserve coach and freshman basketball coach Mr Shuman varsity coach in football and bas ketball 6 Sidney ZO Sidney 27 Sidney 3 Sidney I l Ssdney I7 Sidney PERWUS OOICO I O O lllllili lVll:lllIl!L'l Shown above is the new football score board whieh was presented to Sidney high school this fall by the Sidney Lions club Sterling Bridgeport Mitchell Ogollolo Oshkosh Germg Chappell Knmboll . 1 ' . f f . . is 14 1 , - 6 ' - l4 ' O. ' - - O 1 ' Oct.l3Sidney- - I3 Gordon- O. ' - - I4 O , ' - 6 . - - 7 w A - . - O l . A - O 'ff ' S fe , , Q Srl Q of l W x 't X Y, Q f Q .5 x Ed Haupt 1 al my .+ I' D 1 ik 1 A sr' 1 ' V - ev xl Duane Schneider Bill Burr Wayne Schneider Roy Reed-Not Piciured WI 'S-,. , . V , Ronald Thornton 40- ff 5.16, C 14, A .. me QT, Richard Schaffer! Dennis Womsley DeLyle Bancroft , 1 'iff Q Q il . Q SN 5 'Q-Y N Top row, left to right: Don Burrows, assistant coach: Billy Henderson, Jeff Bush, Douglas Klllham Ron old McMillen, Andy Anderson, Dole Borcher, Robert Mohr, Jerry Krueger, Vern Wagner, Roy Maley coach Second row, left to right: Larry Allgood, Bob Deeder, George Taylor, Gary Seevers, Howard Emerson Kent Bond, George Gocha, Jim Ziegler, Carl Beebe, Dole Moley, Rex Heinlein. Bottom row, left to right: Jim Yotes, Don Besom, Lorry Jones, Ben King, Don Higgins Darrell Glass burn, Bob Call, Philip McCormack, Billy Nissen. Reserves End Season Unbeoten Reserve Coach Ray Maley and his assistant, Don Bur- rows, complimented the 1950 reserves on continuing the tradi- tion of winning teams at Sidney. The Sidney Reserves during the past six years have won 23 games, lost three and tied one and have scored SOO points to 192 for the oppopents. This gives Sidney an average per game of ZO while the opposition has averaged eight per game. The best of the six teams for offense was the 1950 team which averaged 28 points per game while the 1945 team had the best defense with an average of four points per game for the opponents. Reserve letters announced by Coaches Maley and Burrows go to Ziegler, Jones, King, Bond, Mein' inger, Higgins, Gocha, Seevers, Ma- ley, Glassburn, Deeder, Anderson, Emerson, Yates, Beebe, Borcher, All- good, Mahr, Taylor, Henderson, McMiIIen, Heinlein, Nissen, Krue- ger, Wagner. Ten are freshmen and eligible for the 1951 reserve season. Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Oshkosh Sterling Julesburg Kimball Back row, left to right: Bill Welch, Stanley Smith, Don Sabin, Jack Wiedeberg, Charles Bogby, Deon Wise, Max Adams, Coach Leo Shurnan. Front row, left to right: George Barlow, Ronnie Rogers, John Harden, Dennis Wamsley, and Jon McWilliams. The two seniors, John Harden and Dennis Wamsley, are holding the trophy. Opponent North Platte Bayard - - Lodgepole Kimball - Chappell - Sterling - Gothenburg Oshkosh - We They - 44 52 - 55 38 - 42 3l - 59 54 - 23 35 - 54 52 - 30 53 - 55 33 Z?aaLef6af ,Simon ll N -Q... Opponent Gering - Gordon - Chappell Bridgeport Ogallala Kimball Mitchell Minatore e They 39 41 38 35 65 46 54 29 4l 44 35 52 53 58 32 48 5 qi 'QD 5-'- 1 f QQ' k.x 9 Pi '. fN.-3' fdk. v , K J x. xcvf 'Q ' I -.35 x ,Q K'-A,,5,D,,,,-f ' ' , 1 1 Q Y' ,4 1 I 'Q 1. 3! 2 t M ixx X I lk 1 'M 1 X Q A J H '3 ' K 4 X R x x J xx ' x . K if' x 5 wa X 5' TL' X i 2 .elf 1. f ,X u I ' ' 5 ,6. ' X 7. Q fa . f N4 W sl: 1 X rg 2 A S ' , X, I I . -J f 4 x4 N Y' f 9 3 ! lO- wi ,T LN 1 Jw 'I ! ' X 3? I 3. 5 - A -QQ 'om 1 yo' O- :Kava 094 Quvd step' ,te lSee opposlte pagel l Starrung senuor center Harden has spent two years on the furst strung and one year on the second Hes known Long John t all h teammates 2 Hus furst year an the second strung Bagby also know a Bugsby barrels hus way down the floor to sunk these baskets 3 Strong and Sulent Edwards has proved hus abuluty to be on the second strung thus year too 4 Ball propellung forward Wuedeberg made the team for the furst tume thus year and substututed when necessary 5 Anglung forward Adams not only played on the furst strung thus year for the furst tume but also refereed some games Mughty Max seems to fmt hum best 6 Darung senuor forward Wamsley spent hus uunuor year play mg for Ogallala s furst strung and fun :shed hus last year wuth Sudney 7 Junuor exchange forward Smlth made the grade thus year too He helped pule up pounts for the Maroons Luttle Dunk us what he goes by 8 Towerung yunnor forward Rogers saw many an actuon game wuth thus being hus furst year on the furst strung The fellas call hum Tuger Ron 9 Cruusung gunuor forward McWllluams made the furst strung thus year He lukes to sunk those baskets wuth one hand Has fav orute expressuon us Don t lup off lO Dynamute Bull Barlow completes the furst strung A uunuor he mught be Iut tle but he has helped the Maroon and Black out of many a tught squeeze just at the rught moment K Smufh 123, room odd anorgoves successful 0, ,he M 'l l0 Harde er coume' tv th U Q37 follows U en sm P McWlIInams l26l rolls one ln for another two pounts to down the Klmball Longhorns an the Sudney floor whsle Wamsley l25l stands ready Coach Leo Shuman s l95O Sl Sudney hugh school basketball team had a successful season wuth a record whuch shows an um pressuve lust of vuctorues The Sudney cagers started the ball rollung wuth a very good showung agaunst North Platte lclass Al and played good ball but were handucapped by lack of heught The team went unto the next three games wuth lots of spurut and determunatuon to defeat Bayard Lodgepole and Kumball Somethung seemed to uunx the Chappell game for the Ma roons, because they played well and fought hard but could not get ahead before the funal gun The next few games were played wuth a spurut of real basket ball but maybe the team was savung uts real effort for the Gerung team whuch would have been a great boost for Sudney ln the furst three quarters Sudney stayed ahead most of the tume, but the last quarter Gerung pulled out un front to take the Maroons un a very close game But thus dudn t knock the Maroons out ofthe runnung and they came back to beat Gordon and SHS s old ruval Chappell Thus record wun proved helpful as the Maroons took an easy vuctory over Brudgeport In the followung games all seemed lost as Ogallala Kumboll, Mutchell and Munatare had the scorung advantage In spute of thus the Maroons dudn t guve up and un the Class B Conference defeated Bayard and Mutchell only to lose to Ger mg and place runner up I .A 1 f' O ' , 4 1g..-- '- r S 1 l - 5 5 , 83 f .f - 5' v . - x 'F T ,H W ' , , , 1 1 I V ' W flu A Q rf , ' . ' la Q K mega' , . - eo s 5 . vt O 13 . .K R, 'il - Q etl . 'N t 1' S I ' I I . 1 as o is s Q V 1 I S ' , ' ,u ,, , I . - ll ' 3 I . , , . J: 2 ' - u ' - 1 , I . I - 1 . 11 ' n , y ' ' ' l . ' ' I - . . . . I . . . D . ' r ' I A I ' . .. I ' 5 I . I ' Q . H E . . . 5 . ,I . . I . ' V I I - . . . n - uf . - - . ' ' - 1 1 , ' ' 1 - . . I ' . ' ' ll I - . ll . Il - - II I ' I . . Q . . I . . - I A . . . , . . , Q5 QPU? QCOI' ,BND The reserve squad IS shown here back row left to right Bull Nissen James Culhns Dale Borcher Floyd Brown Larry Jones Gary Seevers Ben Kung Donald Besom Coach Glen Ackerson Front row left to right Rob err Deeder Carl Beebe Jum Znegler Darrell Glassburn Dale Maley Seevers fakes the tip-oft for the Moroons. OPPONENT THEY Bayard Lodgepole Sldney Vo Ag Sldney Vo Ag Kimball Chappell Mltchell Sterlnng Klmball Chappell Brldgeport Ogallala Oshkosh Mlnatare Breaking even wuth seven wnns and seven losses Coach Ackerson s reserve squad had a talrly suc Cessful season Leading the second team hoopsters nn total number of pounts was Gary Seevers wlth lOl The other tour top scorers were Dale Maley wnth 7l Darrell Glassburn wnth 63 Carl Beebe wlth 58 and Monty Edwards with 46 Thelr record of games shows wlns over Bayard Lodgepole Sldney Vo Ag playang them twlce and wlnnung both games and Kumoall Chappell and Mntchell The games whnch they lost were to Kam ball Chappell Sterlnng Brudgeport Ogallala Osh kosh and Minatare. All in all the reserves had a very promising season, 'Sr ,49 'C- Back row left to right Coach Ray Moley George Taylor Kenneth Anderson Joe Wnllas Roland Mem anger Douglas Klllham Robert Mahr Bull Henderson Asslstont Coach Don Burrows Front row left to right Kent Bond Jum Krueger Vern Wagner Ronald McMullen Rex Hemlenn and Ancel Lewis ef! sz oo ,QE 'LN o9.9 006 'Ao -,G The Sndney hugh frosh cagers flnnsh ed a fifteen game schedule wlth a re cord of 'une wms and sux losses The team had an average of 32 points per game as compared wnth 25 for the opponents Jam Krueger was elected honorary captaln and recenved the an nual medal gnven for the best free throw record made ln all the games played durung the season Highlights were the 35 33 victory scored over the Kumball frosh dunng the season and taking thlrd place IN the Klmball frosh tourney Sidney lost to the champuons Potter sn the first round 20 39 but were awarded third place when Pune Bluffs forfeuted the second game to Sidney Ray Maley and Don Burrows freshmen coaches awarded letters to Anderson Bond Henderson Heunlenn Krueger Lewis McMullen Mahr Man gels Taylor Wagner and Wullus . y ,. Q 1 ' . ': . ' ' T Q T ' I .1 ' 1 T' ' ' '-7,1-' ' 9 f-f lc ffefl ' ., ! 3 ff 'B 4 we 'f T sf 391' , f 1 .X 5 s - . s T 4 l . l . 4 'T If , . r A , I ,I I l . - ' 9 : 1 5 r 1 Q ' 3 1 P ' l X Z ' .V 1 ', K , ' Z 1 1 1 . ' I . ' I I . I I . I - ' 7 : I ' I I . I . . I .' l I JA H ,K 4 . . - - -2: . . f ' 1 . I X - X . ' ' ' ' VY. . 4 . I ts- I X 1 ' I 3 V t . ' I 1 f ' . 1 R 1 - 3 ,pw , , , ' ' , 1f I 646 I I I , - ' v ' X' , , ,T ? xJ.e 1 1 1 - -' f' N0 ' 0 J skoivhofv 1 ,Qfi!f5'f f mf N Lf C5 p Q t 0ll,l I'l6U'l'lel'lt Mull We had a mighty fine bunch of boys in both bas- ketboll and football this year, stated Coach Shuman as he discussed the l950-Sl season. As for track, the coach anticipated a very fav- orable season. That big smile? This picture was taken just after the Mitchell game, so that explains it. When Bill Welch, student manager, was asked what he thought of the l950-5l basketball and football teams, he just said, won- derful, but that meant a lot. He is shown here pock- ing the suits for the tourna- ment. s, '3 Q - S 52 1 01871157 IPUNArlI'UF :qu Gnu- I3 a Shown above is a drawing of the runner-up trophy won by the Ma- roons at the district tournament ot Scottsbluff this year. Ready for the long ride to Scottsbluff were Jack Wiedeburg, John Harden, Monty Edwards, Max Adams, and George Barlow. Our studious center, John Harden, plans on catching up on a little of his American history lesson. 14 Aww-'iris In YI s 12966 u s Sh Hoiaen l The Maroons opened the 1950 track sea son wuth a duel meet wuth Kumball The team proved to be better on the track than un the fueld Scorung furst place un both sprunts was Kenneth Dumuck the 880 was won by George Barlow the 440 by Don Sabun the pole vault by Dale Buehrer and Harden and Montgom ery were furst and second un the hugh uump Sudney took the meet wuth very luttle duffuculty Barlow and Dumuck gauned recognutuon un the annual Sudney unvutatuonal ln a very close funush Barlow duved for the tape and won the 880 yard run at the sacrufuce of munor cuts and bruuses as he slude across the funush Iune Dumuck whose hudden potentualutues were exerted un the dashes and sprunts gauned the tutle of the best sprunter un the state and broke all old records un the 100 and 220 yard dashes The hughlughts of the Western Nebraska track meet held at Scottsbluff featured the fast steppung Sudney mule relay team consust ung of starter Dale Buehrer who handed off to Ronald Ovendon The baton was then passed to Bull Bolz and carrued to anchor man Don Sabun Don brought ut across the funush lune Don was the fastest man on the team and ran wuth a great amount of ease and unvaryung speed However none of the boys were un trouble durung the enture race and they came through wuth a easy margun of 20 to 25 yards Sunce that was the furst tume uf had been run the record belongs to Sudney oh' 'e KO' 096 I, okyfg I' Q , A M X raw 0s., Q16 o nv ,lush lvl' lvllllnhg I Hhs 1950 TRACK John Harden had a very lucky day at the same meet by settung a new hugh uump record of 5 11 V2 whuch was prevuously 5 10 H also broke hus own school record whuch was 5 834 Sudney qualufued ten boys for the state track meet at the qualufung meet held at Bay ard They were edged out of furst place at thus meet by Mutchell who was exceedungly good on the track The Maroons got two furst places at the state meet un Luncoln wuth Harden un the hugh uump and Buehrer Bolz Ovendon and Sabun the mule relay The team also placed un the 100 and 220 yard dashes wuth Dumuck Mont gomery tued for second un the hugh uump and Buehrer un the low hurdle race Many were the congratulatuons to Coach Leo Shuman whose track team un every meet of 1950 season un most track and fueld events was a mayor threat to the leadung athletes of the state x S I uk. 1 2 if --f , ' . 5 if J Q X '- ' '91 xo.' . , 1 I ' V lv l 41 55: 'E 'S I , Q ' 9' ' .Q f swf 'z . ,f - fx K - K :Q J I ,els . al. QM A 4 40.536 . X 5, . lf-A ,. A - W I , foo' , u ' , gg. . 1 I neo l .WW g., ,- Kfio A J,',t.s .lk . Own K x ' D 1 'R 'TN ,J Qs 3 . .rs , ,, 1 5 :f,5b i . ' l , . 4 f U45 ' f if ,I rrr rvor I sf M 'bzlli X -fi lu 45, 4 ' 1 - N Q +3 . ' V R u g, 1 t ,. . I . . . . Bal . V . . f- , ,igfg I I . I es .h 0 i , I H 2 . . . . ei . . I . I' I I G , . . . . I II ' ' I II e ' . . . , I ll . . . f r I . .. I . . l I I . . . . . l . ' I D - I I I ' I I - ' I . . I I . I - . I Top row, left to right: Don Higgins, Jim Ziegler, Paul Brauer, Elmer Brauer, Carl Beebe, LeRoy Meyer George Gocha, Larry Jones, Raymond Maley, coach. Bottom raw, left to right: Robert Deeder, Bill Nissen, Larry Allgood, Dale Maley, Darrell Glasxburn Gary Seevers, Jackie Nienlluser, Dale Borcller, John Shelley. The l95O freshman track team had an attractive schedule that year meeting nine schools from seven coun- ties in western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado. Four meets were attended, and the Sidney yearlings brought home three first place honors and took second in the Frosh Panhandle Conference meet at Gering. In making an impressive record, the freshmen out- scored the combined scores of the other nine schools, 284-266. During the five years that Sidney high has had frosh track, the five teams have won fifteen first places, two seconds, and one third. Coach Maley announced these letter winners with the total points scored by each: Dale Maley, 62, Carl Beebe, 29, Don Higgins, 28, Gary Seevers, 23, Elmer Brauer, 27, Cleo Chambers, Jack Nienhuser and Jim Ziegler, each 21, Darrell Glassburn, I6, George Gocha, I3, Larry Allgood, l3, Bob Deeder, l l, Larry Jones, 9, Paul Brauer, 4, Bill Nissen, 6. A - . -1+'l. ,- '2- i AZ U EX c P f- X J wg X W X gk ? .1 'T' Bottom row: Mr. Henry Deines, Delores Fuller, Dretta Welch, Marilyn Sunderman, Dion Cawthra, Lorito Siders, Maxine Gipfert, Alberta Gentle, Cleo Kennedy, Norma Schnell, Jo Brumfield, Don Shipman, accompanist. Middle row: Cheryll Carhill, Patrica Russell, Betty Jo Anderson, Shirley Buehrer, Kent Bond, Ed Haupt, Richard Schaffert, .lim Mueller, Lila Bishop, Joyce Rowe, Joan Gade, Anne Henke, Donna Steward. Top row: Delores Johnson, Mary Jo Block, Joan Scheurmon, Marilyn Linton, Robert Mahr, Dick Amen, Oakley Osborn, Dean Wise, .lan McWilliams, Ray Thomas, Lois Keenan, Jo Connell, Carol Ladine, Beverly Wasser. Not in the picture: Marian Sherwood, Nancy Griffith, Ronald Leach, Loren Sample. Whenever you walk through the halls of dear old SHS around ll o. m., and hear beautiful music floating through the air, you know that it is chorus time again. Their first performance was for the Sidney Educators club. Then they appeared before the student assembly at a United Nations program. They spent many of their class periods preparing for the contest at Chadron in April. 'S in X X E Mr. Deines leads the chorus in the song, This is My Country, at one of their practices. Front row: Mr. Deines, Delores Fuller, Cheryll Carhill, Barbara Ayers, Verna Shoopmon, Virginia Welch, Don Shipman. Middle row: Patricia Shelley, Shirley Secrest, Rosemary Cossey, Ardith Scheurman, Jane Barnes, Judy Bush. Jeanette Witters, Wanda Farmer, Marilyn Copley. Back row: Luella Erickson, Janet Shuman, Marie Jelks, Joan Scheurrnan, Marilyn Linton, Nancy Hess, Jackie Corbett, Jo Connell, Carol Ladine. Virginia Larson is not pictured. Each Tuesday and Thursday the 24 girls who compose the glee club met to practice with Mr. Deines as director and Don Shipman as accompanist. They occasionally enjoyed having one of the girls act as director. They especially looked forward to appearing in the spring concert. Three of the group were chosen to attend the state music clinic in Scotts- bluff. ff W if A Iii l Q7 A , , Gathered around the piano looking over their music are Delores Fuller, Beverly Wasser, Marilyn Linton, Mary Jo Block, Carol Ladine, and Cleo Kennedy who make up me glrls sexlene' This girls octette was chosen from the mixed chxrus. They are, front row, Carol Ladine, Marilyn Linton, Mary Jo Block, Marion Sherwood, back row, Delores Fuller, Cleo Kennedy, Jo Connell, Ann Henke. - l l A l r l 2 The Sidney high band is shown above. Standing: Jo Connell, tympani, Mr. Deines, director, Ernie Mane- wal, Marsha Planck, Jo Brumfield, Arlene Hiner, Donald Besom, drummers, Marcelyn Dedrick, bass: Ardlen Simpson, Willa Mae Lyon, Joan Simpson, Beulah Ballew, Beverly Wasser, Alice Printz, Sharon Daniels, Lois Keenan, Karen Kinne, Esther Kennon, Mildred Fees, twirlers. Seated, back row: Roy Handsel, Kenny Nelson, Darlene Gerke, Joan King, Jane Welch, Julianne Westfall, clarinets: Jerry Johnson, bass horn, Larry Jones, Bill Burr, baritones: Joan Burr, Keith Sayer, Jimmie Nielson, Melba Phelps, Carol Tremain, Dale Borcher, Ka Y 35 .fX e for geuloh 8 B BV-e Svtuc - . 'Ile e In h Slhc W, Se A Ann ange- wi Gp he 9 Ike S 'Flor' o ue 50 ettogtn fb 'Y . eve nd H0 A v gold b umforrn hu' 9m fwfle 'len a bon 'd fo ' hifi, de' Dos r below show h is wh I 9: UV Gr Ile Iqnk' 5 'YN x 8 1 5 1 E Q Vt ,?'1i,,,f i ., g rd Neiberger, trombonesg Jim Brumfield, saxophone. Second row, seated: Janet Hartmann, Ronnie Brown, Anne Henke, Alberta Gentle, Charlene Anthony, clarinetsg Karen Haile, alto clarinet: Jack King, Burton Harris, Donald Statler, Charles Sayer, Ray Handsel, Lowell Shuman, Rex Heinlein, Bill Nissen, Floyd Brown, comets, DeLyle Bancroft, Ann Kokier, Dale Maley, saxophones. Front row, seated: Larry Tobler, Charles Bagby, Jim Zieg- ler, Reba Kinne, clarinets, Joan Robirds, Janet Shuman, French horns, Wanda Farmer, oboe, Norma Schnell, Marilyn Copley, Cleo Kennedy, flutes, Donna Steward, piccolo. The Sidney high school band is composed of 55 members. Seven of these are junior high pupils, and tive come from east or north ward. Activities this year have consisted of playing during football and basketball games and marching at the half during home toot- ball games, The band, under the direction of Mr, Henry Deines, played at the home exten' sion meeting at the auditorium on February 8 A spring concert was presented in March. Some ofthe selections the band has enjoyed working on are, Morning, Noon and Night by Suppe, American Patrol by Meacham, Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa, and The Travelers Overture by Buchtel. ,Q i 2 E 3 1 f Brass group is made up at Floyd Brown, Bill Nissen, Janet Shuman, Larry Jones, Bill Burr, and Dale Borcher, seated left to right. embeu e e m Rune' add bd K M ' cyorinelxoqtkght. Ries Bo9b'l' 3eve,,ya'xeftes me I 'V iw che' Sha, Une, ' ef fo - re. . yer. , on D . 1 Em, slip, oilm 1'-eiixer. IS in the gggils, Lois igefennon, B':Z7'IhSimpsoh M-I x.o '4 E H Willa ' Bollewl ' dfed pe Mae Lyon Agar-en Kinnes, ' r e len Simpson, Q Flute trio, is composed of Marilyn Cop- ley, Cleo Kennedy, Donna Steward, seated I f ' li . Playing as the students tile into the auditorium be- e t lo ng t lore a pep rally is the pep band consisting of Bill Burr, Larry Jones, Don Besom, Bill Nissen, Marsha Plank, Floyd Brown, Dale Maley, Larry Tobler, Charles Bagby. The majorettes composed of high school girls plus two junior high girls performed between halves of football and basketball games Decked out in their new uniforms they made a striking appearance as they strutted through formations to the music of the band. The pep band added vim and vigor to the pep rallies as it played for yells and accompanied the student assembly as they sang the school songs Two of the big events for them were the snake dance and the Chappell pep rally at the intersection in town CEI 4- .. DQ DUE C3 456211, Qs H ' 'intl f 6 f J .f C65 Members of muslc department who attended CIIHIC are front row K Marlon Sherwood Shlrley Buehrer Mary .lo Block Delores Fuller Donna Steward back row Ray Thomas James Mueller Jo Connell Carol Lodlne Blll Burr The afternoon of November I6 1950 found ten merry people on thelr way to Scotts bluff for the chorus orchestra and band cllnlc Two days and a half of hard practlce taught all of them somethlng they II never forget Saturday nlght November I8 brought to a cllmax the past few days events A program of three groups was presented to the publlc Madrlgal slnglng was a so cual pastlme durlng the Ellza bethan perlod ln England In those days lnstead of bridge or canasta as an evenlng s pas tlme the hostess cleared away the dmner dlshes and the eve nlng was spent ln madrlgal sunglng Thus type of slnglng has been revlved among college and hugh school slnglng groups and has become very popular among students A new group ln the muslc department IS the madrlgal group Plc tured here ln tradltlonal settlng they are seated Delores Fuller Marllyn Llnton Marlon Sherwood Mary Jo Block Cleo Kennedy Beve ly Was ser .lo Connell Carol Ladlne standlng Kent Bond Ronald Leach Rlch ard Amen Jllll Mueller Rlchard Schaffert Oakley Osborn Ray Thomas Robert Mohr 1 ' 1 -f, im ' 9 K' y 4, 9 I 21, QQ Nik gf f X Em JL I .4 0 E5 I 4, N ,.1-19 .5 ,1- Q.,-an., Liv , ff l 4,1 ,-211:35 ar., gf U . I A 'f I f 1 fi . 'Q ff' First year typing students shown working studrously on their Labs are Larry Tobler Monty Edwards and Lucille Kornpbell P Q, J O nis Warns- Rex Heinlein, Den II Burr working on Iey, and Bi , ' w shop building. lathes in the ne Q up Q 'QQ12-z.. 1- Shown after entertaining stu dents at a Spanish party are Allyn Dee Whltmure and Mar sha Planck The onlookers are Jean Rehor and Jeff Bush y i Q fx n n ,ff Joyce Rowe Joan Gode and Georgia Bess seem a Iuttle dubnous of Anne Henke s ablllty to cook Bet lt turned out good though The gurls are all members of Mrs Frtch s home economucs class ,f s gllrafff ,,' Ax., , 4 Q., 12 -K? X! 5 Shown carmg lor Alice Prmtx In home nursing are Lucrlle Kampbell Jeanne Llvmgstan Nancy Marsh Jeanette Sand ers Delores Johnson Carol Ladme Dor othy Hollnbough Shurley Buehrer Betty Hendrncks La Donna Lessmon Barbara T l r and Sharon Damels under the dl ay o rectron of Mrs Lucnlle Selxer Shown receuvrng thelr copies of the Hr Lute from Karen Halle busmess man er and Nancy Marsh are Barbara Tay 99 lor and Wllber Allgaod All four students are members ot the lournohsm class -..,,,'. f' X X 2 X Shown looklng from the prolectlon room wmdows at no one knows what are four members of the vrsual ands class They are Butch Taylor Eddie Conklun Roger McCormack and Jack George This picture of the boy s family llvung class shows Lyle Mclrvm left lookmg over Denms Wamsleys shoulder at a book Bull Bolx watches George Barlow and Roger McCormack Inspect a sewmg machme Dean Wlse reads a magazine Bob Gordon and Ray Thomas watch George and Roger and Ron Rogers gust a slttm X 0,0 '? R T X 's. ff' Taking the held of vlslon test In drivers educotn on s Patty Stewart Lookung on are Lalllon 0 pple and Wanda Mclrvm Adlust :ng the meehamsm IS Bull Nissen whsle Donna S teward watches the proceedungs 1, f . P ref. v. S Q 1' FIRST naval ' '41- CONTEST WINNERS '-in 0041 'af Nl QQ L 710 I Norma and .lun C-such affection' 2 Arlma, Dorla, Norma, and Wanda go a plcnlclung Shlrley B-one doll holdlng another 4-Glamour Glrl Anne H S Patty Brlght-gurl basketball queen 6 The Nebraska wind and Carol Barb and Mary Jo 7-Our nursery was never luke this-Wanda Mclrvnn Dean Wlse-the Barrymore of SHS 9 Walla Mae tnes on her new hat I0 Delores-pleased as punch ll-Grable Gade I2 The Great Lovers-Bev and Monty I3 Bashful, Darlene? 14-Donna Ve?caught 4 ' l :1 ' L. -A4 5' v.:e' M ' , P I ,195 ff 'fa-N ef . il 'UMW ' X 41 , N- -Q f' ' , : r lj . ' ,A ffl- -v . if ' , x . Q r .1 A I , a H Lwyxx, ' 7 . ' .. .. , ?.' I 1. 13: T4 5 -sew .,, i1A?,.: ' W ,MAY W e 45 2 .,,v e, J . . . 'fi ,L , I Q 'Y ... .19 li ' I 4 s 'V 'n. W ll i .0-53 l-Then freshmen--now seniors-Delores, Natha, Barbara, and Faye. 2-Slumber parties ore more tunl Just ask Melba, Jeanne, Joan, and Bev. 3-Marilyn models her formal. 4-Stan and Dean-little toughiesl 5- Ann's newly acquired haircut. 6-In case your wondering-this is Betty Anderson showing her gamsl 7-Jo Ann, Max, Carletta, and Delores at Brownson School-remember? 8-Lyle views the situation. 9-Jackie and Nancy at junior high. I0-Make it good, Stan, Beulah might not believe you. ll-An eighth grade graduation pix of Janet. I2-Carol and Arlina display their strength by holding up the tree. l3-Oh, you smiling creatures-Arlina and Bill. I4-Lois K. in her sophisticated, younger days. l5-Patty takes life easy. I6-Where'd you get that clever hat, Faye? I7-Sharon celebrates New Year's Eve. I8-Freshman gals-Mary, Judy, Barbara, and Verna. I9- Looking for a needle in a hay stock, Carol? 20-Jenell and another day at Ordville. Zl-Just pals, Jean and Betty. 22-Nature Boy+Ray A. 23-Bathing beauties f?l Arlina, Marcelyn, and Sharon. 24-Good old camp days with Judy, Verna, Donna, and Alberta. ZS-Arlene Hiner in her younger days. 26-Shirley Paine-ies' a sittin'. 27- Carletta before a date. 28-What a physique! What Wilber? 29-Ardlen-all posed. .n!Y EK-WL 7 UWM -1 3 , . .,, ' -.,, -Qi..- 'J-z --T.. of ' pai Brownson Tavern 6' Cafe We Specialize in Sfeoks ooijfepj Dinners CHICKEN SHRIMP Congratulations To The Class of SI Madsen s Radlo And Electric Service 8I3 IOtI'1 Avenue DICII 2931 RADIOS RECORDS APPLIANCES Same st de ts from Sudney hugh stop to nspect BOWL FUR HEALTH the sho do at the snmsv GLASS cf PAINT co Time I 30 II OO P M Price 25C Per Lune Yates Bowlmg Lanes 8I6 9th Avenue Photographs by ALVIN DUIS M Photog consistently wan Natoonal Recognition Alvin Duis Studio V Wag er Te ry J cobso o d Deo S th look at the many dffe e t och es BERGNER S BODY SHOP Wishing they had some of these clothes from portrolts-Cameras'-Photo Flnlshlng FINE'S in their own wardrobe are Allyn Dee Whitmire, .loan Mahaffey, Bonita Haxlitt, and Marsha Planck. Western Ice C1 Storage Co Dustrnbutors Hamms and Old Style Lager Beer Allred Van Agents Local Cartage Best Wushes Porter Oll Company CHEVRON GASOLINE Complete One Stop Servuce l32l lllmols Sldney For The Smart Young Man Sndney Clothing Co Sidney Nebr Berme Goldstenn ! fr WWW c e r r DALTON S CLOTHING Good Luck and Congratulations J H McNlsh Best Washes to the Sensors SIDNEY LAUNDRY 'fs- Where servuce us fast and dependable Best Wushes To The Sensors MONTGOMERY WARD Phone 2530 gh ry S th Mo rt M del D ste t d A d S hlessel look e t PRE BLE'S GROCERY . , , .r i 2 1 . I gf 1 1 O t ,- it Q ' phone 3222 Don Higgins, Dale Borcher, Dale Maley, and An- el L wis admire o sui a ' . 71 '. , ' L .5 3 f i . . gli .. - rr Ma mi , rion Ho , o ine ern od , an r is c mon over th wares a - Bonne Coll Mo ly Bean Jockne Co bett ond DUGAN FUNERAL HOME Best Washes To The Sensors Dalry Deluxe Dnve Inn Mo llyn Sunder an Donno W Iso Delor s Fisher TELEGRAPH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To The Sensors Of Sudney Hugh Groppe Produce Best Wnshes to the Sensors 'k GREENLEES Inc Western Nebraska s Largest Department Store Hardware Tools Sportung Goods Haworth Hardware Company 831 IOth Avenue Sldney Phone 3303 Nebraska Snyder's Smart Clothes For The Better Dresser Where Qualuty Need Not Be Expensive Kolqer Motor Co. SALES SERVICE IZOO Jackson Phone 3350 Sudney, Nebraska I A i , ri n , ' r , r' m , i n, i ' , Nancy Hess are seated comfortably at the GEHRIG- and Natllo Planck inspect equipment at the SIDNEY 1 1 1 - 1 i l i - l 1 - I Dalrq Queen THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP Extends congratulations to the sensors Cheyenne County Lumber Co ' ullder s Supplles Coal ' aunt ' Insulation ' ordware Everything for the Builder 900 Twelfth Street Phone 3230 CROSBY MOTOR CO Studebaker Sales GFI Service Phone 2140 Plumblng Heating Lennox Iron Flreman Sheet Metal Work C H HUTCHISON WARM Q. I TAYLOR HOSPITAL Chrls Bltner MD-Hull Cock MD WE RE YOUNG WE WANT TO GET ACQUAINTED WE INVITE EACH SENIOR TO COME IN AND VISIT WITH US-IT LL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE AND BRING YOUR ANNUAL WITH YOU TOO ll09 Tenth Avenue IOth Avenue Gas 6' Appliances THE COMPLETE NATURAL GAS SERVICE Moore Heaters Panelray Payne Furnaces Tappan Ranges Estate Ranges Best Wzshes To The Semors EDITH OLDERSHAW County Supenntendent 5? Our Congrotulotuons Hoovns HARD To The Sennors Of l95l WARE Ch rt GK? B DORWART J B Roc:-IE I C Penney Co M SINCERE REGARDS WINTER DRUG C0 R from Relnoble Prescruptuons LOGAN S MARKET Complete Drug Store Servlce Phone 2234 I Sl ney Phone 9922 CONGRATULATIONS Cloud Electric and CONTRACTING ENGINEERING GOOD LUCK WIRING APPLIANCES ESTIMATING SIDNEY I,IIGI.I SCHOOL 927 llth Avenue O. P. Skaggs System Phone 2760 Nlght Phone 3358 SIDNEY POTTER KIMBALL ,. I . ' ' 'l H I I I i .I , y , I Looking of clothes drier: in ' - ore Jim Cullins, Bob ristner, Arlen Ho - mann, John Harden, and employees of the store. C. . . . . . o M.D. .D. - - - - The exoll Store I I lln O. P. Skaggs Store! 'd Congratulations and Best Wishes JOE A. GIBSON, INC. where service makes the difference FORD MERCURY Phone 2021 Sidney Pierson Implement Company Hotel West OLIVER 933 Illinois sales and service Phone 3 I 40 Sidney Nebraska ,fffwz FOR BUILDING MATERIAL LUMBER COAL Thomas Lumber Company Phone 4440 COMPLIMENTS Midland Motor Company Kaiser Frazer Sales Service p y f th LEES STORES kgt t i 9. 3 I 1 Q P, - - L ' c Q of I - Dial 2925 Two em Io ees o e ' are Shown wor in a the candy counter of his modern store. Congratulatlons To Class of I95I WESTERN DRUG CO N W Ladegard E O Ladune We Gave J N Green Stamps CONGRATULATIONS To The cLAssoF 5I The Gltt Shop Jewelers Complnments of Thompsons Food Store The friendliest spot an town BEST WISI-IES TO THE SENIOR CLASS Stag Tavern Jack Baker Mgr Hellbush Battery fr Electric COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND PORTRAITURE Specializing In the famous weddung story book THOMPSON PHOTO SERVICE Sldney Furniture Store Qualnty Furnnture and Rugs At Prnces You Can Affort Glenn E Weller A C Cabela Sidney Chappell Ph 3222 II3O Illunous Congratulatnons to the Class of SI McCormick Farm Equlpment Store Your International Harvester Dealer R E Root Mgr ll II . ...H I 7 O I . I Best Washes I . . . I ' ll ll Western Nebraska's Finest Greetings to the Overland Cafe Class of 1951 l I29 Illinois Street Sidney, Nebraska Greyhound Bus Depot Phone 2424 TOl'T1OI'l'OW'S CitlZer1S Barkalow Bros. Company Harold D. Keith, Mgr. Hahler Motor Company BUICK GMC TRUCKS H36 Jackson Street City of Sidney Department of Utilities To You We Pledge Our Best ln Better Living Lighter Brighter Cleaner Safer Homes Compliments of Hahler Llquor Store Frigidaire Appliances R C A Radios Furniture and Carpeting Sidney Nebraska Phone 2332 Stickney s us Tmss OF1 AUTO PARTS CONGRATULATIONS from YOUR WATKINS DEALER CARL L WOOD W D Powell Hardware BUTANE AND PROPANE GAS Sidney Nebraska Phone 3l l2 Phone 2964 L I ' ' l d L Hardy-Clark Furniture Company 22l3 Newton Sf- PHONE 2365 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Qodayg JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS you are assured ' of repalr service du rung their long llfe SIDNEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Jando-Tobin Drug Store Prescnphons Mermng Confndence Phone 5722 Ssdney Nebraska Green Lantern Cafe GOOD FOOD an FOUNTAIN SERVICE BEST WISH ES to the Class of 1951 Boyd s Clgor Store No 5 The Princess Shoppe Ladues Ready to Wear Excluslve but not Expenslve Phone 2914 Esther Mauser Prop Louras Glft and Floral Shop Flowers for all occasuons 830 10th Avenue Phone 2935 PATS SHOE SHOP For the best In shoe repanrung Kolzow Office Supply 8: 1040 lllunons St Sudney Nebraska Everythung for the offlce School supplues Portable typewrufers Phone 5696 Brmg Us Your Cream Poultry and Eggs Farmers' Produce Co Kung Electric 8. Hobby Shop Model planes and craft supplues ,, . . . . . 11 d I I o , , . . . Equlpment Co. ' f II ' ' ll I 11 - ' ' ll . . I l i 1 I n CONGRATULATIONS I P. J. HEATON - Gnd ATTORN EYS AT LAW from S'd eY' Nemo c. A. sToRY AGENCY I Phone 5546 MOVIES ARE I Congratulatuons to the Class of SI BETTER THAN EVER' Erme's Conoco Service ENJOY Gas Oul Wash THEM ALL AT We Gnve Green Stamps YOUR FOX THEATRE Phone 9941 I I45 Illlnols Sfreef ? C IT d A I t HANDS DAIRY 932 T th I Y Y 4-4 I I I ,W I Mr. and Mrs. Hand welcome Marian Sherwood, GAMBLE'S STORE oro remain, on rene Hiner o ' . en Sidney, Nebr. Engrossed In the ork ol the SIDNEY CREAMERY are Bob Deede Jo Ann K ney ond Kenneth Ander son G I-l Thompson DENTIST Phone S727 917 10th Avenue Congrotulotlons to the Coss of '51 JUDGE ROBERT A BARLOW Your County Judge Welcome To HAZEL S CAFE Burlington Bus Depot IO-44 Illunoas Complzments to the Class of 551 from CONGRATULATIONS from Platte Valley Fmance Company Cliff Russell, Mgr. 945 lOth Avenue Phone 5581 Merrick's Shoe Store J. M. MCDONALD CO. 5'D EY'5 SHOE CENTER X-RAY SHOE FITTING Foland Farm Machinery Phone 3011 Sidney Nebraska ' Phone S636 1024 Jackson Products of Minneapolis-Moline G H D0l'aI'l Jerry Stovall Larry Tobler and Dean Wise gaze langmgly at a 1951 model at ELWELL MOTORS Cheyenne County Abstract Company Abstracts Real Estate Good Luck and Congratulations from DR MAX CORY D DS Larson Machinery Company Joanne Woods and Mary Ann Moore look on as Jenell Rogers has her hour hxed at HELEN S BEAUTY SHOP Form Mochnnery OASIS Cockshutt self propelled combines Luncheonette Fountam Where Fruends Meet I...- LOCKWOOD JEWELRY Sndneys Modern Jewelry Store WATCHES-DIAMONDS-JEWELRY N 942 1Oth Avenue Sidney Nebraska I I 1 I l 1 1 I . l o I o I o n n n n -1 l i ' ll - ll 1 - I I . . I 1 1 i 'Ulf'--Q Gary Seevers Buck Glassburn Paul Brau e and Dale Sharp look at produce at the STAR MARKET --a i Geo rge Tallmoge, Marvm Sterkel, ond Roland Brauer are ln teresfed spectators at THE STAR PACKING COMPANY 3 ii ..,,,,, 'MQ 0 -H W ...x 11 , is ...- 1 , - ff I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To the Seniors of Sidney High I Wamsley's Plumbing BAGsY's TExAco ssnvlce I and I'Ie0I '9 I O Beckmann Motor Co., Inc. NATURAL GAS CONVERSIONS FREE ENGINEERING SERVICE Oldsmobule Cadillac Soles and Servlce Complete Stock of Fixtures and Fittings Wrecker service day or night Phone 5767 Sidney Nebraska Phone 2700 l73l Illinois Best of Everything To The Senior Class MODEL CLEANERS Congratulations l95l SHS students Elee Kle I Dorle e Ande so Robert Moll o d Ke t Bo d etch o employee of the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK O O 1 I A 1 L To The Class 2 of , i n nz, n 1 n, . r, n n n , w n I7 1 Compliments of RAE'S SPORTING GOODS Athletic Supplies ll4O Illinois Phone 3014 COMPLIMENTS OUR REGARDS To The Class of 1951 DRS GRIMM AND BABBITT G Best Washes To The Seniors SAB I N STANDARD SERVICE ATLAS TIRES AND ACCESSORIES CRAIG MORTUARY Ph 9945 '24 ' Les ond Don Sobin YENDIS CAFE Fine Foods Served in on Atmosphere thot Pleoses STEAKS CHOPS SANDWICHES We Serve Only The Best Ernest H Knockstedt G Sons Lessee Loretta Sders and Ma ne G pier! lnen as Wll lamAclLerman of ACKERMAN INSURANCE expla ns a polucy to La Ve a Reed a d Martha Mart ez ' M a ' -. in -f X f .., -,f V, .-f U .Y wg rg, lvhr' - ' ii. mar- ' , .-13,-1.--fffff -l,,'.. 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