Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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The enate Strives for eheel Improvement Standing at attention with right hand raised, Miss Mabel Nielsen is shown administering the oath of office to the new members the senate, Mr. Vergal Winn, Mr. Loring White, and Miss Car- roll Swift. Still of a legislative nature, but on a lower level is the state legislature. Each class is divided into eight districts and one student is elected from each district - but on a non-partisan ticket. The rest of the state govemment includes a governor, lieutenant govemor, secretary of state, and secretary of treasuries. All government at Sidney High School is operated by democratic procedure. There are two major political parties, Independent and Progressive, and all elections are con- ducted by use of the Australian ballot. Every student is encouraged to participate in the school government, as it provides a working example of our American democracy and helps to make better citizens. 1l3.. As part of the installation proceedings, Chief Justice A. E. Wright swears in Mr. Casey as Clerk Alice Wnnrl looks on.

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Patterned Alter The Federal Ge ernment enier Pictured above, the sen- ior legislature and class officers are holding a meet- ing with one of their spon- sors, Miss Robinson, to make arrangements for the Christmas Cotillion. Be- sides the Cotillion, this group was responsible for for many other successful senior activities accom- plished through their co- operation and hard work. Governor Wes Berry 'Q- Hr 1 f x , :lg Charles Vernon, lieutenant govemor, pre sides over the senior legislature. Standin Lance Barker, Bill Welsh, and Roger Worralq Seated: Mar'orie Darnstaedt, Wmifred Mc- Clanahan, anti Sharon Jurgens. Li eutenant Gov ernor Secretary of State Charles Vernon Louise Bama 'Qt 3' -15- 4- Secretary of Treasury Carol Talley