Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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Educator Encourage Aotivit Program Busy gentlemen, Assistant Superintendent Albert Nimtz, Senior High Principal Max Casey. and Junior High Principal Ted Tillotson, work hard to enable the students of both the junior and senior high schools to receive full advantage of every phase of the school program. The philosophy of these three men lays the foundation for the schools they direct. They firmly be- lieve in education as a way to better understanding and peace between the peoples of the world. Education of America's youth is a sound investment in protecting democracy. Each administrator is fostering the Ameri- can ideal of education by supervising a teaching program which works in a democratic way to give students the basis for a successful life in a free nation. Wholesome attitudes along with an informational education are en- couraged. What Sidney's youth find in their school appeals to their sense of justice and reason. We wish to thank these men for all the opportunities they have made avail able. Albert E Nimtz works for the students whether as rinci al r i p p o n his new position of assistant superintendent ed Tillotson has long :en director of junior gh school activities ,s first year in Sidney, ix Casey is alrea y sy looking after the terests of senior high udents. -23-

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Pictured in the upper.left is Wanita Siders who is receiving instntctions from foyce Miller, junior high office secretary, on how to use the enrollment file. Mr. Tillotson watches Deanna Daniels fpictured belowj as she takes the roll. These are just two of the many duties necessary to keep a school office func- tioning. fufly Van Cleave, probably the busiest help- er in the junior high office, is seen here as she reports the cafeteria count with a smile. She is responsible for seeing that there is enough lunch prepared for customers. Nancy Voran, Dick Yonekura, and fanis 'It's really quite easy,' says foyce Miller as she lelks are mimeographing bulletins for the shows Joanne Baker, fseatea' at the leftj Norma junior high. Such is just another job of busy Aurich, Sharon Bauman, ana' Lorraine Statley fstand- office people. ingj how to record the attendance. I 1251