Sidney High School - Trail Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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Nlll'l'l' Ll gmnl 4'4illl'llti1lll ami l1llIl4'I'Slilll4liUil Wvlllfl lu- Ilt'l'li1'll In lllvvl thf- fl1llllY'4l'hLlHQ'Il t' Fighty--umv we-ni-lr-. um- !ll1lllIl'1'1l fe-xwzllf-1211 juni-us. and um- llllmlwwl tm-nty bh4llll1ll't'b. thf- girlx f111tr1un1l+f'ring thf- lugs ITC! t-- 115. -iam-fl up fur f'Hlll'Nl'N f-ra-fi fI'1lIIl1ht'XH'Il plunm-ml 1'llI'I'i1'UlLlIH. 4 Daily Li e in Q 1 x Z .-1 FX Eight oivloek hell and in you eznne. hy pairs. in groups anrl alone. Some of you were askecl to move out of the halls anfl do your visiting elsewhere. some of you sat flown lo your studies: some harl other interests. There were ZllWilf5 those of you who hail forgotten the assignment which was clue in twenty minutes and you intluiretl arounfl. and others of xou went to the lllltllltllllllll lo eatvli up on the latest news, DX few went to the lihrary. if Ib A sehool day was not c-fvniplete without Seine time Spf-nt in thi- iihrarv. Huw we to remember the pleasant. quiet rmini. lined with twinks and infurinatiwn Pllftllgh I instruct the most aflvaneefi student. .215 -5 ? '.g 5 . Y ,ig-1 ,i Jh.,,gg.' I n 4' w vyzi. 4 ,fx .V A Mg.-an X I Q1 H 1.15 gf A mg Q Q Q W Q ' Q A, I . Ls , 1 - - I X 1, ? 199 ff' - N-'iw -If J 'VE' M fb-lflw filaments to Cherish M , .Q and pulled our way up the hill to ' burn tlie gummy . . . when we clappednand chanted to rock-'nmzll with the cheerleaders and pep band 4 . I . when we our appreciation for work well done . . . Whgn marched acrossvthe stage t0'iaii:cepfhl fl1eir ,laurek . . J we met in assembly . . . when we nilaxed Q in fellowship n. ,. . those were our days. Q z 5 1 N ff . if 'lf A V 6 +-... W e Are Educated for Better LLDH10 fl1i'illUI1 ln ur Qc loc 1 almef tc IGHCI u u eful Q 1 Q ln pre-paratlon f r our life work alon xslth an unflerQtancl1nff ancl appreclatlon for our XIUCTICBH uax of llfe and 1tQ empha Cl upon tht honor of human cllffnltx llhertx and truth fo help us aclJuQt ourwlx ei to the tethnlcal world of todas we hase plafecl emphaew on the learmnff of Qclence both nitural and Qocml We clul not for et hoxseser the importance of the Cultural and klll l'JUlldlI'10' Qubjech or the lanffuaffe rlchment and the OPPOFIUIIIU to deselop our pe-rQ0nal1t1eQ III as Ha YF gs 9 I Q f 1 ' El 1' ' o nl rl 'S ' l 1 l S S -k'll- . U i . I 1 gl -. S .P - . P n. U . C A -.L . v . gl Y V . A S. . .P M . M F F arts. Extracurricular 1-hoives in our vurriculum offer us en- ll ' v I-'A gas 1 I ' Y Q ' fi- ' an -Ai ' l .' 2-Qi! r.1...a l 1,20 U 4 -1 j - , S rw. Fl , 3 ' ' ' 3 g lv The band salutes Superintendent 0. J. Weymouth I0 .fi ' 1-.3-1 :R A 1, L 1 QQ, W A -Wd! 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I5 We. the staff of the 1950 TRAIL and the HI-LIFE. wish now to give our grate- ful thanks' to our yearbook sponsor. Mrs. Cecil Holloway and our photographers. Mr. Vergal Wlinn and Mr. Paul Sheaman. for the many. many hours spent in working and planning with us to create this hook. Wie wish also that future staffs of Sidney High will continue for many wears to haxe the honor and privilege of working uncler their guidancebi g 'X ' r t .1 tlilikllll gl it MRS. CECIL HOLLOWAY MR. VERGAL WINN and MR. PAUL SHEAMAN For You We- tiller this hunk tu you. the story of Hvui' sf-li-ml clays in Siilnvy High. to FC- mi-mlwr and cherish. W0 linpv its picture- lillml pages aufl fleivriptiu' copy will he lllllgllltll' sxlulml of thnw pri-Citrus claw uf your si-luml life. THE Tliftll, LXXN NELSON COXXIE ISURCSI.-XXX Ill.-XNE ZININIEHNIAN REBECCA POWELL ,, K.-t'I'IlY SHIPNIAN PEGGY KENNEDY C,QARCJI.YN ALLEN STA FI QlNSl.SIt1l1f Sports nlc't1'1lIy Seriior ,lnrzior Sophomore Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Edimr Editor A fm,-tll. mlitor Lvnn Y filrv nth - . Bla M ' QT vtlltur- Ot- X'-'ll Eilltl aeqjx . . : Q , M dam . YY hat. with lawful I hr annual fviund .. K Pilltor Qunnjp Boro how I' U Plan. f- . COWUUQ' thl V .. ffmami wondr- fnl thri f-wr do ir? Ihturrf f,,,f.hedu10. in 1A clnml' N, much I r if ph, 1 W ' Write- and mlvadlin and smrk '-1 mf YO nm Watch the- time-. pas: the fhcotf. and ww-'ll all gi-t ilwiiv. lt'- hilt tilt thi- prvff' and the' Ntaff i- busv of courev assembling the HI-LIFE. Peggy Kennedy ftaplv- ax Carolyn All:-n. 1-nlitur Rebecca Posicll, Kathy Shipman and Diane Zimmerman pass. ni ,,,,,,.f.,-H' TABLE OF CONTENTS Our Daily Life ......,. Special Days ..... Acknowledgments ..... Presentation .................... .... Administration and Faculty Classes Seniors ..., Juniors ....... Sophomores .,........ Student Government . ....., , Whois Who Leaders ,.,.... Favorites ....... Kings and Queens -- The Talented ....ee,. 2-9 10-15 16 17 19-29 31-43 44-51 52-58 59-64 65 66-67 68-74 75-79 Organizations ,,,.. 80-87 Sports ,....e 88-99 Music .--.-e- .,,1... 1 00-106 Index f-v,.29....A.eee -eee 1 ,e,.... 107-108 Summer Supplement 11..,,. -, 109-116 Parent Advisory Board Seated r r rs r fi NI rs Clifford Wolf Don Hume 'Nlarun Sherrerd Bob Rennlck Lenhart Schohen J R Gllllland Standmg r r r r r r Doc Ralph Spencer Harold Hy de Ray L Crm e Ronald Blggs .lohn Schou Nlelvm Adams tor 'Hel Ex ermgham 'Not pzctured Nlr Paul Hakes I9 M s. ' M s. M . . M S. ' M -. Mr. T. R. Tillotson NI . BI . ' M . . 'S M . ' M . M . . ' Q wif? gif f, ,Www W, ,W as Y , .M 4218 .. , gin 4 ,MW W, 4 mm, is 2 , W , f ,fb 2 ., ,WWW my 'Y if 4 A gb C- K 'l MR 0 J WEYMOUTH TO THE SENIORS-Con ratulatlons upon the successful completnon of your course of study as prescrlbed by our school I feel that the achlevement of thus honor amply repays the sacrlflces made by those who are Interested ln your welfare Whether you now enter upon your llfe work or o to some h1 her mstltutlon of learnmg I want you to feel free to call upon me for any further service I may be able to render My lnterest ln you does not end wlth your raduatlon but rather follows you durmc, the comm, years Your achley ements wlll be an IYIQPITBIIOH to me for further seryxce ln my work I want also to thank you for your frlendshlp and cooperatlon whlle 1n Sldney' H1 h School I hope thls frlendshlp may contxnue To those who wlll be back next year I want to say we shall look forward to haym, you here and wlll do all we can to make your year worthwhlle and successful Wlth smcere best wlshes 2' Mr Weymouth ,, M :MQW Q S51 -1 ' x f wa, 'E ,gi ry- gf, 5552 Wifiiiefiiiii -,J f s-3 ,' 1 mms W 1 Vice-Principal E. T. C. JONES A Roll for Each All the departments in the school work together to keep a smoothly working machine. Mr. O. J. Weymouth heads the system while Assistant Superintendent Nlel Everingham and Vice-Principal E. T. C. Jones supervise its activities with the help of the guidance directors Ralph Spencer and Beth Dieh- ler. Board secretary Bill Kalous and senior high secretary Mrs. Merton Bowser are indispensible with their service. Each of these persons has an active part and separate responsibility which is necessary to the administration of a good school. Guidance Director RALPH SPENCER SPECIAL ER VI CES - I N . - ' at Excellent library facilities under the supervision of Mrs Marcia Carley provide source material and information to further our education. Sclnml nurse. Mrs. l.uure-nv Simmvrmun works 1-uch mluv to insure he-ttf-r stnfle-nt health while Nlrs. Marjurie Pals spec-Plt therapist. wurks tu Curre-vt faulty SlN'1'l'll. -www vp-gf 'ig 1 J Pig WI' want tu sux thzml-Q xwuu tw Xllll all fur tht- llliillf 1-xtrus 4lwm- fur our in-lfurv. fur ywur cheerfulnf-ss ami patienve. X X ,b...- 'J' '14, if NJ? H 'S Winter snows give f-xtra work to Mr. Bill Watts. AQ mfg, f,l'r1,-gpg flags 0 Julm F 101.,,,r Olin arc -d2arflQ A .11,' R :hm gp ' ful . 55' 'I f'l'a1, f 1mf,,1,aj 114. an 11, , . . 'l'hf'ir fond may amhl ifll'ilfxS to our wai-ts hut hnw grim! it ia Nlr-. Whitmirf-. Mrs. Nlmuly. Hn. Stuvve, Hrs. Osborn. Nlrs. Cullins, and Mrs. U'Cfvnnur pu-P in their qmtlvss kitvhen with Board president A. E Wright and Junior High principal T. R. Tillotsun. N 2 'x Q , A w'Z'fs The Free Mznd May Explore God 5 Wonders MR. GLENN ACKERSON A.B. Algebra and Football MR. DALE BLACK A.B. English and Speech MR. DON O. BURROWS Crafts. Woodwork. and Mechanical Drawing MR, JIM CANTRELL B.F,A. NIR CARL CROLSE A.B., M.A. History and Driver Education MR. WILLIAM FANKHOUSER X A.B., M.E. Choru Director and Instrumental A551 tant MRS. CENEVIEVE FITCH A.B.. BS., M.E. Homemaking MR. IAMEH T. LODFREH Adwanced Algebra and Senior Science 27 '1--:B kif? Fl! 41? WK. iq I 4 MR. WILLIAM HARRIS A.B. Physical Education anfl History MR. WILLIAM KALOUS AB. linnkkccping MR. LOUIS NEUMAN ILS. Study Hall MR. RALPH SWIFT B S iiioiliigy 11 XC 11137 MR. GEORGE HINN AB., M.S., M.M Band MR. LAVERN KOSTA A.l3. English MISS MABEL J. NIELSEN B.S. Mathematics MR. JERRY THALKEN B Q 1. 'US .5 F? 1 , tx.,-. .5 iv MRS. CECIL HOLLOWAY A.B., M.A. English and Journalism MR. ISUUIJY G. LADE Bb.. M..-X. Head Coach. Football, Track MISS MARY ELIZABETH SCI-IAFFER B.S. Girls' Physical Education MRS. VERGAL A. WINN A.B. Clerical Training, 28 Ste-nography -'of 'hotfix t X '75.w-Wasv .,h-'Z MISS RUTH HOLTOM A.B.. M.A. Latin and Spanish MR. ANCEL LEWIS A.B. Typing MR. PAUL SHEAMAN A.B. Modern Problems and American History MR. VERGAL A. WINN B.S.. 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Play za. lifXll0l-YN l5llES'Ill-Il. lr Soc-tety 3. 1: lmgiislutor 4: lep Club 4: tjlas- llay 3. M ansferred from Lodgepole High Svllouli National llonor I J ROl3Eli'l' ALRRO S Club 3: Track 2. JOANNE BAKER Girls' State 3: Sweetheart Attendant 2. 3: President? Cab- inet: Lieutenant Governor 2: Secretary of State 4: Masque and Gavel 2. 3. President 3: Pep Club 2. 3, 4. Reserw Cheer- leader 2: Band 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4: Pep Band 3. 4: Class Play 3. SHARON BALTMAN American Field Service Foreign Exchange Student 3: Home- coming Queen Attendant 4: Rotary Award 2: National Honor Soeiety 3. 4: President? Cabinet 4: FTA 3. Treasurer 3: Masque and Gavel 2, 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Reserve Cheer- leader 2: Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Librarian 2. 3: Drum Blajorette 3, 4: Pep Band -1-. DANNY BECK NS Club 3. 4: Chorus 4: Class Play 3: Football 3: Wrestling 31 Uolf 2. BONNIE BROWN Regent's Scholarship Honorable Mention 4: Most POPUIBI Junior Girl 3: Cotillion Queen 4: Sweetheart Attendant 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Secretary of Treasury 22 Masque and Gavel 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Pen Band 3. 4: Manager Class Play 3. CARY BRLIZNGER RICHARD BURKE Track 2, JOYCE BURR National Honor Society 3, 4-,' Guard 3, 5eci'etary 4: House of Representatives 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Band I, 2. 3. SHARON CHRISTENSEN Alternate Girl Slater 3: Alternate for Rotary Award 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Presidenfs Cab- inet 3: FTA 3. 4: Masque and Gavel 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4, Point Recorder 3: Alternate Cheerleader 3. 4: Class Play 33 One Act Play 2: Oratory Reading 2. 3. CALVIN CFTRIGHT All-Conference Football Player: Football Star-Of-The-Week: National Honor Society 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Secretary of Treasury 3: FTA 4. Parliamentarian: Masque and Gavel 4. Vice-President: Club 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4. President 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 4. Nladrigal 3. Quartet 3: Football 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Golf 2. 3, 4. GARY ELY S Club 3: Band I: Student Manager of Football 2. LETOY ENSLEY National Honor Society 2. 3. Guard 3. Secretary 4: l'resident's Cabinet 4: FTA 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4. fag, 'fr gs K ,, , Elvira? M JERRY FELT Regent's Scholarship Honorable Mention: County Govern- ment Day, Cotillion King Attendant 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Governor 33 S Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Quartet 3, Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Class Play 35 One Act Play 45 Football 4, Wrestling 3, 4. WANDA FISCHER Outstanding Art Student 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Legislator 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH FOLAND House of Representatives 33 Legislator 29 S Club 3, 43 Football 3, 4. KAREN FOLSTER Legislator 2, 3g Masque and Gavel 4. EUGENE FRERICKS JERILYNN GEORGE Homecoming Queen 45 County Government Day 3, House of Representatives 4, Speaker 43 Legislator 2, FTA 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 49 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 4. BONNIE GLASSBURN Cotillion Queen Attendant 4g Secretary of State 24 Secretary of Treasury 43 FTA 43 Masque and Gavel 2, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Historian 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Pep Band 3. 4. VET HAKES Homecoming King Attendant 4g Cotillion King Attendant 4: Lieutenant Governor 4: County Government Day 33 S Club 2. 3, 43 Band 1. 2g Class Play 33 Football 3, 45 Wrestling 4. MIKE HARTZLER JOE HAUGAN Transferred from St. Patricks Academy: County Govemment Day 3: Governor 4g Legislator 3. TOM HAUCAN Transferred from St. Patricks Academyg Regent's Scholarship Honorable Mentiong House of Representatives 3, Sergeant-ab Arms 4. KATHLEEN HEATH SANDRA HEATH GLENN HOPPES Track 1. BETTY HRADECKY Pep Club 3. 4. DELL RAY ICKLER Basketball 2. LEROY KRAUTER FTA 45 HS Club 3, 4, Class Play 33 Football 4, Track 3, 4, Student Manager Basketball 2. LORETTA LAMBERT Pep Club 2, 3, Chorus l, 2. CATHERINE LILES National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary of State 3, FTA 4g Masque and Gavel 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Reserve Cheer- leader 2: Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 4g Class Play 3. JANET LIN DSEY National Honor Society 3, 4g Legislator 2g FTA 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Costume Chairman Class Play 3. BILL MADDOX Legislator 4, FTA 4. TOM MAGUIRE HOWARD MALEY Kegenfs Scholarship Honorable Mention 43 Boys' State 3, Rotary Award lg All-Conference Basketball Honorable Men- tion 2, 3g Homecoming King 43 Most Popular Junior Boy 3, County Government Day 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4g President's Cabinet 45 Governor 2, Lieutenant Governor 33 FTA 4, Vice-President 43 S Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Class Play 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain 43 Golf 2. 3. EARL MARTIN County Government Day 3. KELLEY MASON Band 1, 2. RONALD MAUL Chorus 2, 4. ANN NIEICK Transferred from St. Patricks Academy. NEIL MUNDERLOH National Merit Exam Honorable Mention 45 House of Repre- 5 3' - 9 , : ' ', - xv sentatnes 4 Q Club 3 4 Rocket Society 3 Secretary Treasurer 34 Class Play 33 Football 43 Golf 1, 2, 3. JIM PALS Transferred from Great Falls, Montanag House of Repre- sentatives 4: Band 4, Publicity Chairman 43 Hi-Life Staff 4. STEPHEN PERATT County Government Day 3: S Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Band 3. 43 Football 3, 43 Track 2. HERNIAN PERRY Transferred from Brush, Colorado. QL'IDA PERRY Transferred from Brush, Colorado. 3. X f'X - ,B '7- The -A K vpn' ISAAC RAMOS Class Play 3. DAVID RANKIN House of Representatives 4g es Club 1g Track 1. LARRY RAPP ROBERT RENNICK Regenfs Scholarship Winner 4-g Lomb Science Award 4-3 National Honor Society 49 FTA 35 Rocket Society 3, Vice- President 3g MS Club 3, 4-3 Class Play 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Student Manager Basketball 4g Golf 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN SANFORD National Honor Society 3, 4. GLENDA REUTZEL SCHILLING Masque and Gavel 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 GAA 2g Class Play 3. JIM SCHILLING RUSS SCHOENFELDER Transferred from Yankton, South Dakota. Winner I Speak for Democracy Contest 4-3 One Act Play 33 Dramatic Read- ings, Oratory, Poetry 4. CYNTHIA SCHULZ Band 1, 2, 33 Pep Band 2, 3 SANDRA SHOOPMAN Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1. SANDRA SMITH JIM TAKAHASHI Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, STANLEY TALCOTT g Class Play 3. 3, 4 County Government Day 35 House of Representatives 2, 3g Senior State Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Class Play 3g Golf 2. GRETCHEN THOMPSON Chorus 1, 2. RICHARD TOUNEY Legislator 3g FTA 4g US Clu 39 Football 4. AN N ETTE TOURN EY 4g S Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2 b 4g Chorus 2, 33 Class Play CHARLES WILLIAMS ,W -1. . ' .g5' r?P' ,Quik r w-uf'-' 45a5i , V 2214 ANNETTE TROBOUGH Masque and Gavel 2, 35 Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1. 4. JUDY VAN CLEAVE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Point Recorder 4. GARY WEIMER Band 1, 2. JIM WHITE S Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1 DALE Wooos ra, County Government Day 34 Legislator 43 Band I, 25 Wres- tling 4. LARRY ZIXIBLENIAN Transferred from Denver. Colorado. MARILYN ZIMBLENIAN Transferred from Denver. Colorado: Gavel 4: Chorus 3. 4: Class Play 3. FTA 3. 44 Masque and QI QQQQF .A Meena Memories Are Made of This Some zaney pep rallies. Ag 'AW CW? ao' . 5, an5u09 hi' .' Ee. hefw 42 From ur Point of View - the Semors Our class of '59 has had exciting, stimulating, challenging, and educational ex- periences these past four years within Sidney High School. We have grown into adults who after graduation will go into the world to make our own lives. Perhaps Sidney High has not made scholars out of each and every one of us for it is not the purpose of education to mold all into scholars, but into better citizens. Our school has however given every individual one of us an opportunity to express himself and develop. It has molded our minds and formed our skills to help us in the future we are looking forward to. We leave as testimony our feelings toward our school in the words of our spokes- men: Sidney High has indeed been good to me. It has been patient with me while I grew more mature throughout the three years I have attended it. It has never expected too much of me, yet enough that I felt there was always a challenge to achieve higher goals. During the course of my three year stay, it has, with the aid of the faculty and the student body, developed my personality and my character for better. It has taught me to cope with my problems and to better understand the problems of others. It has enriched my life through contacts with the faculty and fellow students. For these and other reasons far too numerous to mention here, I am truly grateful to Sidney High. -HOWARD MALEY In my years at Sidney High, I have learned to appreciate my studies and the values of self-government. -TOM HAUGAN In my years as a student, I realized as each year was behind me, the importance of my education. The teachers have always striven to help me set higher goals and reach them. They have been responsible for my new outlook on life and education. -GRETCHEN THOMPSON I feel that I have received the best education possible from this high school, and I am proud to say that I graduated from it. -SHARON CHRISTENSEN Sidney High School was one of the best things that ever happened to me. It has taught me to respect other people and to realize that the world would be rough to live in without friends and people to help in time of need. I have learned to help others and found out that teachers are not a bad bunch. -J IM WHITE The Juniors The juniors began a busy year by electing Connie Borg- mann, Terry Gillilandg Jerry Misegadis, Sylvia Philips, and Marianne Wilson to the Unicameral Legislature of Sidney High. Selling candy bars, running the concession stand to raise money for the important junior-senior banquet and prom, and presenting a class play was work, but by the time May came, what had seemed work suddenly became a memory of fun. OFFICERS Governor GORDON PRINTZ Lieutenant Governor SUSAN COOK Secretary of the Treasury VIRGINIA BERRY Secretary of State BARBARA HYDE Sponsors Mr. Burrows and Mrs. Carley are busy planning for the banquet-prom juniors -6 '3' 'dr Rlchard Ackerson Frank Alllson Carolme Barba Beatrlce Bentzlnger Carol Bodtke Conme Albro Sharon Arnold Ronme Bauerkemper vlfglHla Berrv Sandra Boen Larolyn Allen Agnes AUYlCh Judy Bayne Pat Beyer Connle Borgmann 45 John Allen Rodney Bales Sherrv Beck Tvula Bobo Clara Burke . 6 gy .ru '. ' . . ., ,ev 1 53435 fgfaflgg .,g . QM 3954? W Y, 4, .wb JT' 3 . .2 9112? . A wifi,-Eg L , Y s vw we ff I . 4W un- Mis i , A , N 5 wif, r . , Q Q 2? 47 Sandra Marty Marlene Meyer Sandra Meyer William Mika .lerry Misegadis ,lim Misegadis Richard Moore Dennis McCoy Cary McGee Judy McHenry Barbara McMillan Russell McMillen Lynn Nelson Donald Nightengale Nora Norris Ken Noteboom Kent Pvarfnn Alice Phillips Sylvia Phillips Rodney Plum Cary Porta-r Relwcra Powell Cordon Printz Connie Reisner llichafll Rcnnick .l6rmnc- Riewe Virginia Rulminsf n Patsy Rnllins Sandy Rufvnarht Bob Samson James Taylor Anna Thomas Carole Thomas Patti Thompson Pat Tschacher Angeline Van Mark Charlotte Schoenholtz Melvyn Schwartz Kathy Shipman Judy Shoopman Jean Simmerman Dick Smith Marilyn Sprinkle Gary Statler VN! ogigi gp CAN THE WINNER. And who did it? Why. the Juniors of course Don Wade J. I.. Yvhitnlirv Cvrald Wicknian Divk WilliQ Marianne Wil-nn Carolyn Wilt Mikel Wright Disk Yunckura Run X ming. Run Zalvxl-45' Diane' Zimmerman The Sophomores when eleetion time rolled arnund Sharun Kdains. Al- hert Hill. Stephen l'linric'hs. Karen Pr-lster. and Jean Wrulsteillwlin won over their uppunents fur seats in the National House of Representatives as Gary Srhmitt. Ed- ward Bowinan. Harlan Pals and Larry Pfeil assumed leadership of the Sophomore State. Doing mueh more than call meetings together. Cov- ernor Schmitt with the help of Committees and advice ul SPUIISUFS. 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N . N . V V. . .5 .,'r' - :ef . L ' , N Q offlce as governor. , , . I . Q . v ,. . Q .W S .N I , r . . . Strwes to Make the Best Better The House nses to 1ts feet as Legxslator Ronme Zale ky escorts Presldent 'Vlel Evenngham and Senator Dale Black from the mstallatlon services To make the best better and develop a POQIIIYC attltude toward cltlzenshlp and scholarshlp became the guldmg motto of student goxernment actlvltx for 1909 when Presldent Mel Ewerlngham establlshed the years objectue on the das of mstallatlon lnsplred by the flrst meetlng the Presldent s Cablnet mltxated a mose to brlng about an exchange of students wslth a forelgn countrx for the summer of 1960 The student bodx ralsed the necessary sexen hundred dollars expense monex for the exchange bx selllng one dollar shares ln the program The House of Representatnes worked mth the recreatlonal commlttee of the Sldnes Clty lmprosement Project to draws up plans for a recreatlonal bullclmg bl ' Pt' 99 T s I Qs , 5 . ffm xg .fi 1 7: ' President Everingham lis- tens as Lynn Nelson, secretary, reads the roll call of Cabinet members Ronnie Zalesky makes a nomination for speaker of the house. In sectional meeting are Kenneth Noteboom, David Rankin, Ronnie Zalesky, Mike Fisher, Jerilynn George, Jim Pals, Don Wade and Neil Munderloh. Secretary of State, Lynn Nelson, reads the President's proclama- tion during National installation services gixingl tht' oath uf nffim- In xvil't I'I'l'Fill!'lll E. l. f,. Jrnnvs as C8h1Ilr'I ll1f'IHlJQ'l'N and lait ye-L1r'- girl -tau-r. Juannr- Hal-avr. ssatvll. '-'s sn N inos- Chivf Ju-tive Plhm-r Lallinw if fhnwn hefrv Calxin llutright i- lwrv vul- lwtillgg 1'I'l 1iv'IlIi1il4 uf 1-ffivv from Hr. lhnlfre-5. Ur. Blum-k and Hr. Swift. Qffnators. A 1 in fr i E Q'Sill4'I1l EXt'l'iIlgh lzlkv- llii 1121111 uf Hffiml ,.,- ff Clvrk Calvin llutrigllxt zulnlinixlf-rx thf' -hath of Uffiw In 5vrgvAar1ts-ut-:XY111- Hull Rvnnivk and jvrry Fvlt Iakv thrir oath wwf Uffiw' fum Slwukvr. Jr-rilynn C1-urgw, SIN-akvr jl'I'1ljllIl flmrrgv, 63 County Government Da Q, Q. sg 46 .. yrraimk t sn. Qs sum . ' i- , A 2.-S ,. gffg L 1.1 an A nnnninf Pa . . fi ' If lst F , , 1? County Govemment representatives met with several Cheyenne County officers in the courtroom shortly before the program of the day got underway to have this picture taken. Standing in the back is county commissioner, Joe Ruttnerg attorney Frank Balderson and commis- sioner Cecil Hunt. On the left in the middle row is George Fleming, county commissioner and student officers Dick Yonekura, judgeg Karin Felt, treasurerg Cordon Printz, sheriff and Mike Fisher, commissioner. Standing in the front row are Ronnie Zalesky, commissionerg Virginia Berry, clerkg Marlene Meyer, superintendent of schoolsg Kathy Shipman, clerk of the district courtg Cheyenne County clerk of the district court, Mrs. Ruby Spindlerg Susan Cook, assessorg Mrs. Hart, County welfare agent and Miss Edith Oldershaw, county superintendent of schools. Not pictured are representatives Kenneth Notehoom, attorney, Mike Wright. welfare agent and J. L. Whitmire, commissioner. Successful junior candidates elected by their classmates as - County Government Day officials marched off Wednesday morn- ing, January 14 to the county courthouse to learn about govern- 5 ment as they worked with the county officials. 7 Sponsors of County Government Day, Mr. William Harris and Nlr Paul Shcaman. 64 if K gt Our Schools Representatwes Gordon Prlntz repre entatlxe to the 19.39 Box State was flrst elected hx the hl h chool facultx alon mth other ell 1 ble nommee The candldates name were then ubmltted to the Rotary Club for flnal SCl6Cll0I1 of the repre entatlxe candl date Gordon was selected to represent hls school at Boxs State OIR DELEGATE ABROAD Sharon Bauman 65 'vi QXUN P D '. BOY STATER Gordon Prlntz Sharon Bauman AFS representa tue to Germany last summer was the flrst student from Sldnes H h to 0 abroad as a fore1 n exchan e stu dent So that more tudents may hate the opportumts to 0 the students of Sldney H1 h School haue begun a fund ra11n plan throu h whlch fund max be ralsed to ponsor an other exchan e student to Sldney to enable Sldney to send another stu dent abroad The S600 Club crants member hlp to all who contrlbute the one dollar dues to sponsor the ex change O Q s 4. - ,- ft ,Q !, . . - , . S ' 'S . ' . i V . v -. .U.- . - 5 . 51 5 . if r- , . . - . S. ' . S ' S , I . V' . S .V .- . v , 1 --+. - - 1' lg or 'cr cr . F C C S , . ' ' cr . F 5 . Y .U V C .Q. U U . ' P C s ' ' s - rv ' v A :- n A - G S . ' . Qu.. ff... Qi 'H 1 -R .X 2 . 4 m 1, .J ii? 4 Q 2 A I X 4 . P 44 Fi' L., Q- 1 are 'Ls W V V.-f Q ,ll , k 17, - Ld ' , ,Ja ,1 ' ' . 0 . ' , ' , ' ' A , - - v 4 U u ' 1 4 . . ' 5 , Q' Y ,, -4. -1, .V 0 , , , . s ' , 1 .- A. . . e - . ' . 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If s . - fs ,gf mx , X iw ' 0 'ix Y BONNIE CQIASSBPIIN I I'ICNIMN'l'S 3 ,luzulnv Bake-r flurrim- Vizinzl Pr II lx Z1 'PS FIISUII hunk l5z1r'lvurz1 Huff- I Qtr ' LC I gf , 1 TC Ita, ,Q fe ,Xgaiii the ptilvlif-atimis staffs spuiistwef the uk talent show. hut this time soinethinv new was 'l .fn U B C Qafw mlmlecl. .X ten Cent aflnnsswn fee was eliargerl tu 'U .fb 6 he given as a eontrihutiun to the Nlareh uf lliines 5- I . resulting in a gift uf sixty clullars antl ten vents 7' fl Ci fur the lsllllfl. 'M C A fi X Full 1-reflit goes to Hl-LlFl'f editor. HFBEC . N l'flWlfl.l. for organizing ancl rlireeting the show. C 3 Gary Statler with his sicle-splitting pantomime Lg uf What It Was Was l74mthall was juflgefl the winner mer fifteen entries. A' Judges were Nlrs. Charles Hain. Nlrs. C. B. J 7, W! .mattiigif iw N llnrwart and Mrs. Joe llarhison. j TALENT CONTESTANTS - Back row: Patti Thompson, Lynn Nelson. Anna Thomas, Dun Ray Cruise, Jeanette Raddatz, Lee Bowker Cary Statler. 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It differs from other operettas in that all scene changes are made dur- ing stage blackouts and the properties and scenery used leave much for audience imagination and participation. fC' ' Q 1 I Qupportin role' were 'Q . V g : .- s taken hy Duane Farm- fNf Y er as Preacher and Leader: Jerry Mise- , gadis as Thomas Bou- i che: Jim Bruenger as Mr. Parsons and Con- rad Friede as Guard. , Q 1' Not pictured: Gene ' Morris as Peters. Lighting and set designs were done hy Mr. Jim tlanlrn-ll. art instructor. and Nlr-. E. J. Madsen. ff 5. ' 80' xv'- i MEMBERS - St 1' U: G ' P 1. DV' Y ' ' 9 arzrmt, ary ortpr uk onflkura. C,-ary lolivky. Susan Cook. lluiiiiic Bnrgniann, Lynn Nelson, Anna Thomas, Leland Lewis. Wanda Fischer. Rodney Bale-s. Joyce- Burr. Sealed: Howard Mulvy. Bonniv lhmsii. Jerry Fvlt. Calvin Cutright. Katy Liles, Letoy Ensle-y. Sharon Bauman. Richard Muorv. ilarwilyn Sanfurd. Te-rry llilliliiml. Kariilgn liiwstn-l. janv! Lindsey. Richard ,-Xckvrsnmn. Sharon illiristvrisvn. Miki- HQ-nnick. Not pivlzirml: llnli Km-nnick. Uwvn Rvwll. Ili-anna Mahr. Sylxiu Phillips. Linda Gadslis. Mrs. Yergal Winn and Miss Ruth Holtom. sponsors. ational Honor Society The National Hoiicn' Fwwivly was ui'guiiize'cl in Simlnffy High just five years ugu lu gin' l't'l'UgllllIllIl lil students ini u lvasis . uf sclinlarsliilu. Ivadership. I'llZll'i1f'lK'l'. and serxin-1-. X grmxlh X frmn eleufii uvtiw invinlu-rs in l'?55 in tliirly-mimi ,in l'73'7 is X iiiflivzilive uf its influ6'nr'v. ' k lf i Shari-n flhristi-nsf-n pinning initiates Micliar-l RPnnic'k. ,i QV i . Q, u 'C .J lfiliy lfnsl-5. Llllhl 'liliiiiims im-I 1-innii' ll-ii: sh in. -4-' The major project of the club for the year was to reawaken interest in speech and clramatir A variety show was sponsored by Masque and Gavel April 3 in whieh talented high school students were featured. The group plans to present either the variety type progrznn nr a series of plays next year. Agnes Aurieh Ronnie Bauerkemper Sherry Beek Beatrice Bentzinger Patty Beyer Carol Bodtke Camille Bond Susan Cook Barbara Cox Calvin Cutright JEROME BIEWE , CALVIN iIU'I'RlCH'l' Linda Davis David Dorman Karen Felt Dennis Cade Terry Gilliland Karen Greene Kay Greene lla Hamilton Barbara Hyde MEMBERS Vicki James Mary John-on Beverly Maddox Lynn Nelson Lolly 0'f,fnnnnr Beyerly Pari- Sylvia Phillips Rebecca Powell Jeanette Rarlrlatl OFFICERS l're.vir1e1zt KAREN GREENE Vit e-l're.side11l KATHY SHIPMAN jf-rmiie Riewe jean Simmerman Marilyn Sprinkle Gary Statler Anna Thomas l'atti Thompson Dun Wade Marianne Wilson Marilyn Zimblem MR. DALE BLACK and MH. JAMES GODFREY Sponsors HH qtllfy ' gtlllf, .0 5 tb I' MEMBERS-Bark row: Cordon Printz. Gene Printz. Ronnie Bauerkeinper. Ronald Zalf-sky. Harold Pierson. Mike Fisher, Terry Gilli- land. Calvin Cutright. Richard Touney. Howard Haley. Edward llomnan. l.erov Krauti-r, Dick Ynnekura. Serond row: Virginia Berry. Connie Borgmann. Letoy Ensley. Sharon Christensen. Jerilynn George. Katy Liles. Patti Thompson. Marianne Wilson. Lynn Yelson Firsl row' Karen Greene Kav freene Pe v Kennedy, Jeanette Raddatz. Anna Thomas. Bonnie Classburn, Marilyn Zimhel- . , . . . 1 1 . gg. man, ffamille Bond. Agnes Aurieh and llarliara Hyde. The You cant pull good teachers out of a hat. 'llheir training lvegins early with eareful planning. Ffll..-X. for-uses the spotlight of student attention upon the teaching profession as ever inf,-reasingr numlmers he- eome memlwers. To help the Sidney Chapter better understand what teaehing means. the group visited Chadron State 'l'eaeher's College where experts reviewed how a teacher makes preparation for his c-areer. Later classrooms in the Sidney elementary svhools were visited so that a lietter understanding of the duties and importance of the teaeher in a free soc-iety might he had. J. Weymouth Chapter 0 in i,iUlp,, CHAPTER SPUNSURS ANI! UFlr'l4fliRS Baal: TONIC NIL Ko-ta. sponsor: fialxin tiutright. parliamenturian: Howard Nlaley. Nice president: llit-lx tom-laura. treasurer: Xlr, Speiir-er. sponsor. Front mir: Virginia Berry. historian: Anna Thomas, president: Kay Ure'-ne. -ei-rr-tary. Q, + wif Vw . WW g fl if ln gg i 0 'Q 'UI an 3 W il kw'5Sg3g,q SQ T ' 1 K I, ,? , T Ri' i' - .4 ,., tfwiwjg Q ii Q' Q ix '- ff - . 'ff:F?'i , ,nfl 5 1 -j f!!! .gif P' QAQQVHQ wg. 5.5! -z.,- Q Q iff, QA' Q' 0.l 0ffQ1ly, 'hilfti 'Gyn - S X if yiigfflf Q 'iffy' -'K' 'if' -if f ', :'g,n .1 ,nj f is .. f'Qf, fQQ,.g, 5 , ...II Qgfffgsffj Qitgi-ni' m 5 - av 1i 'Q 'f 1i-'QP Q Ni z hm.Q 'Pi 5 - fini.,-fnff. ,L t .R 9- 1 X- , , iffaf. gfgfngeg' ,- , A gn, ,I nL...:,1..,':,:. --E v- ig ' 11 fff:f25'5:'f25rf:f1a 552'?r?25 f 7, I . .Q Q iii-Q stag u. 1 ,, . Q Vi , H -1. 1,15 I . if W I lg .p 1 ,sf X21 tv- A ' h il 1 ',4 Q Q ' , Rs A PHWQQ3 OFFIC ,., . .Slmnsu ' f12re.ejdf,m A J Hes. H '+'ard Vale . xy' vricehpr -. - . . Z esidpm Ca -Inn K. 'Wright q ' ' aeCrera,.yT ' 'eflSur LL - . NIENIBERS-'Back row: Mr. E. T. C. Jones. director, Cary Schmitt. Cf-ne Printz. Richard Tnuney. Neil Xiunderloh. Edward Bowman, NIi'h el R4-nnick. Bob Rennick. Rodney Plum. Mike Fisher. Harold Pi:-min. Coarlu-s Bill Harris andvl.aVern Kosta. Middle row: 1 a Dan Beck, Harold Irwin, Calvin Cutright, Howard Maley. Cordon Printz. Terry Gilliland. Leland Lewis. Jerry Felt, Stephen Peratt, Lerov Krauter, Coach Buddy Lade. Front row: Vet Hakes, J. L. Whitriiiri-. Dick Yon:-kura. Mike Wright, Dick Willis, Kenneth Foland, Bob Samson. Sandy Rufenacht. mn smfv M slain 9 SU Smfr .mf gunz, M, 950 f S cius 5 ie ' S guilty 9 S ' :Lua :tu ELUI S cw. .ln I 5 if, Bm 0 ur, sl e 2.4 -X-' 1 jim v :iso glllfy I. v ltiiil QW' 'SIUHV O at 7 .gg 1 fi ,X l 1:9 + ' , gsm A . XX A fa , A JER1 GEORGE ,AT 1 V ' I - PATTI THOMPSON fq g 2 x A J A P S G ' A WA , ' as-'A f SYLVIA PHILLIPS 5 CAR JL! if CAROLE THOMAS PP , A 5 V AU,-, I fi L'r'k . f :A ' . FP VVLV I KATHY SHIPMAN MARK THURSTON SANDRA BORN Cheerleaders RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Carol Lilfld-ITIES ser, Jeanette Pierson, and Rachel Ramos. The PEP CL B f'ff'iI If'f1f BONNIE BROWN l'1'ff'4l'ff'-Iflffif UML Glrli St'fH'fIUt Gl.llBl.-X PITTBI.-XX T1r'ri.t1m'r SXNIJY B01-IN l'o1'nt Reforffem JLDX XQXX QLEAY1-Q CUNNIE ALBRU 51 '-WV 31155 ELIZABETH SCIHAFI-'ER J Q A .hr--4. lille' lIllll2lIt'4 slvliln-rl rlglyt mul uf llolitlay lanfl. Nll-'NIBFBF Hawk rout Pat llollins. Jntlv Glafslnirn, Carolyn .Ntkina Qally Nla-on. llliatlvtte Ohi. Carmen Bilmera. Patsy Guerra. Serenlh rout Marilyn Nlalvy, l.alJonna Govn. Billie- Stn- George. Corrine Yizina. Nlary Taylor. Sharon Shoopnlan, Judy Irwin, Gloria Sanks, Peggy Steuve. Szfrtli rout Dianne ljnffer. Lintla Gatltlia Barlmara Cox. Carolyn l'liillips. Jeanette- Ranltlatz. Vicki James, Karen Felt, Sherry Beck, Janice Hume-. Fifth rout Sandra Nlarty. Mary Littleton. Jnmly Shoopman. Carolyn Wilt. Anna Thomas, Klarleen Meyer, Nora Norris, Connie pillmro. Connie Borgmann. Nlarianne Wileon. Jean Fimmvrnian. Fonrllz rozv: Jucly Ziegler. Judy White. Dianne Carley, Peggy Hakes, Sandy Iiooli. Kart-n I-illiott. Virginia Berry. Gail Gixli. l.ollie O'lIonnor. Barlmara llytlv. Fuxan tjook. Beatrice Bentzinger. Thinl rout: Cynthia Grimm, Karen Pelfter. Sharon .Xtlaiiix Sandra Slioopnian. Janet Linflfey. Gloria Porter. Wanda lfi-vlier. Joyce Burr, Letoy Ensley, Gloria Pittman, Jucly YanCleave. Sefonrl wtf: Rebecca Powell. Glenda Schilling. Sharon Bauman. Katie Liles. Bonnie Glasshurn, Joanne Baker. Bonnie Broun, Cartflsn Bn-stol, l.vnn Nelcon, Front rozcr Carole 'I'l'ion1as, Jeanette- Pieraon. Santlra Boen. Patti Thompson. Carol Landmesscr, Kathy Shipman. Jerilynn George.. Bavliel Baniox. Sylyia Phillips, Mark Tlniraton. lr I uw-1 Xtllleue lim 4 tor C JU ff SIDNEY l t ID EY SID EY YEA SIDNEY o' any 5' mn N10 wisle: pflrticiaae i'1 p'1hlL f'1culty leatlers. Throu 'h these Lxperienceg 'mm xsitl tht- 'iicl lf fine liL1ClC1'SlllIJ. tht cleveol- Il ant of stronger at i uc e: ' li h scho a: ic 3Cl1l6Y6II1f.Ill. ood citizenshi , res ect for the other c P fellow. rtslect for rules. and mam' other social l . ,Crates help vrefate the type of citizens thftt is wanted ulie le ' ' S ' ' :XII 'Incl wo' society. SPORTS U Athltticg in our school provide the opportunity Sulatlwiseml pro ram. directs-Q hy well trained. ' - FOOTBALL COACHES AND MANAGERS. Student managers Larry Alhro and Eugcrnefllorris with Line Coarh James Godfrey. Varsity Coach Bud Lads. and Reserve Coach LaYeri'1 Kosta. FOOTBALL SQUAD. First row: LeRoy Krauter. Cordon Printz. lloh Samson, Leland Lewis, Eugene Printzu. .lim White, Vet Hakes. Stew Peratt, Kenneth Foland. Student manager Larry Alhro, Seronff row: Cal Cutright. Harold Pierson, Dick Yone- kura. Dan Stovall. Jim Misegadis, Rodney Plum. Mike Wright. Robert Rennick. Jerry Felt, Student manager Eugene Morris. Third row: Varsity coach Bud Lade, Mick Rennick. Ben Ford. Harlan Pals. Terry Gilliland. Dick Willis, Neil Klunderloh. Richard Touney, Line coach James Godfrey. Fourth row: Reserve coach LaVern Kosta. Mike Fisher, Ron Cronk. Harold Irwin. Kent Miller, Phillip Ham, Albert Hill. Tony Rock, and Howie Haley. STEVE PERATT NEIL MUNDERLOH Halfback Emi Senior, Number 21 Senior, Number 24 The CALVIN CUTRIGHT Fullback Senior. Number 32 TERRY GILLILAND Quarterback Junior, Number 10 LELAND LEWIS End Junior, Number 82 Line-Up KENNETH FOLAND Tackle Senior, Number 74 VET HAKES Halfback Senior, Number 22 HOWARD MALEY End Senior, Number 80 1 90 VARSITY SCOREBOARD VISITORS SIDNEY DATE 19 Lincoln Northeast , ,,,, 0 September 12 7 Alliance ,,,,..,...,,,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,, 13 September 19 55 Scottsbluff ., ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 0 September 26 9 Kimball ..,, ,,..,,..i, 2 6 October 3 12 Gering .,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , 27 October 10 25 Ogallala ., .... ,, , 7 October 17 46 McCook .,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 October 22 0 North Platte ,,,,,, 6 October 31 20 York ,,,,,....,,,., ,t,,,.,.,t 1 4 November 7 RESERVE SCOREBOARD VISITORS SIDNEY DATE 6 Alliance ,,,,,, ..,..,,,,,.,,.. 1 3 September 15 27 Ogallala ,..,., ,..t 6 September 23 14 North Platte ...,. ........ 0 September 30 0 Kimball ,,,,,,,.... ...,,,.. 3 8 October 7 13 Sterling .....t, .,..., . 7 October 14 14 Cering .,,,t,,,,.... ,..,..,, 1 9 October 20 0 Scottsbluff ..,,, .,,,... 2 5 October 30 A patromzmg home crowd cheer the grldd ers on to victory' f I txt lx h Q it 1' I A - . ' IS . - Bots SABISOIN DICK WILL EUGENE PRINTZ conoox PRINTZ Guard Taclcle X lm 31 Center Guard . ' ' - ff ' um ' 7 N I 64 ,Iumi . Senior, Number 50 .Il1I1i01', Number 63 Junwr um Hr Q. 3 . ' 1 1 . X Q, ' ' ff iii 5' N9 . 55545 : Y K A I J K f if 'J f , ' L, I KW i 0 .-i'?'f7 2 ls ,f' h b A - eg 1' , - . rp. 1 A 5 Y fx -1.2 W' 5 ' , . ,, A Ag. -,QV 'Y 3 ll , .. I . ' '- 0 - ' 1' T, 1 xy n- V' t A l ' A K-5 4 la '75 ff 1 N.. ' . 0 , 1 -W , , . f I ff Ki! ff,'f,f '43 I 17 f xv ' , I W V 4'- ,Q af Q.- !.d.A S J r x 93 ah si if: 1.1 Q tv 'Z'fc:, 5.1 axial? Q? ?'9's'? ?' A Q If if 2. ,,,, Sidney Rated Fourth in Cage Competition Getting off to a g fvfn cl start in the hasketliall season. Sidney cle- featetl North Platte lo a technical cleeision. Sitlney was ratecl fourth in hoth the Wlestern Conference and over-all ratings. ln the Vvestern Conference the Nlaroons lost six games antl won none. They sc-orefl fi2l points anfl their opponents seoretl 33137. Un the whole the varsity team won six games and lost ltl. seoring 890 points. ln league standings Nlike Fisher was fourth with 83 points, Nliu-liae-I llenniek was sixth with T2 points. and Howard Haley fifth with 05. In the over-all ratings Howarfl Nlaley was fifth with 201 points. Xlike Fisher seventh with 192. and Michael Rermick tenth with l64J. The Nlaroon Cage-rs were clefeatefl hy Gering in the Class AN tournament helfl in Chappell the night of Nlareh 2. J' 9 'z 'Qs- 1.1 Q9 y jf UE? wi I 3 , lf' -, fx Q . ,L ' , ff .M , um QX 5 '11 NR 497 i 5 11 Matmen Win 5 Matches, Lose 4, Tie 2 SCOHEBOAHIJ For a comparatively new team. the wrestlfrs did well I, lliul 2 HM ,1A- IMI In Hlllwlw this year with a winning score. 1, ,...4 12 'H 1,.,.,.- IAM U,,,,,.1i,,u The Nlarmins traveled to Belyue Fvhruary Zl. In mini- ll .-+-, 18 ll .-1' ff. 1.1.4 l1vKt'LlI'Ill'y pete in tht- state' tournament where tht-y plat-4-fl fnur- Jam. Il il1ll1'I'f'.'l1lt'.5 t-1- llxltlllll tcenth in unrilwlitimi with sixtven utlwr svh evii ls and lim- I H ' t- WW l I' lk madv fiw points. Conrad Flohr and Vet Hakvs nun their 'lim' 20 Ylillmi' WH Hi Wilm mattlhes. .lzin. Z1 vl1llt'I't'. l.uNt l1P,xliI1IIl IN-lv. 1 llt-1-m'.W'or1 4vxr- r S t-:1 thlvluff Ft-Ii, I3 He-rv. Wuntm-1 l'1+1'rir1gt1u1 I-R-Il. lf llt-re. Tim ilurtix I'--lv. I8 ll'-rc. Won wx--1' Xllianw NI.-XRUUN NIXTXIEN Hllrlf rout CU2:tt'llCh Jim llutlln-y and l.4-N l.1lIl4llHl'NNt'I'. 7-111,711 mu: ,lim Pala. lim-nv lyrintz. l.f-my Kruuln-r, Kr-nt Milla-r. Harlan Puls. iill2lI'lt'S Hannnund. llan HQ-ck. .la-rry Felt. Svwrzzl rout l.arry Kurz. Harold Irwin. Richard Tuunt'y. Gary l'nlin'ky. Larry Holtz. fiunrad lflohr. Calyin Cutright. llc-nnix fladv. ,Ian l.21llY.SlL1llt'Ill rmimigvr. l ru11t mu? Halt' Wtmd. Loyd Sc-arlcs. Ve-t Hakw. Kyle Carllill. liunrad Frictle-. Dave Pulicky. Don Hut:-r. Ct-rw Nlurri-. ,liln liriit-ng:-r. lluh Dorman. .Vol pictured: Cordon Prinlz. Byron Whitt' and Frm-tl XHIIIIUY. Wi? 'QS if GQ 5 g 'sr5d M D ji X 1 5: r MEI 9.111 gig, x K fri-7 , 'W' Qi TH W? W ' H Q Q . 1 X a Q gl if -. gg if? ig ig ga: 1 s 17 f Wu f 5541 J W :wif a sf,-1 W? :Ji W 3 w Kifwiza- Q' , , A., U z 'f if 5 f' ,, uf 1 X, , ,f , N 4 A .is , 5 3 W. x X ig ,lv 4 '13 5 'z 1 Q' v gThe Concert and Marching Band Where there was fine music. excellent stage presence. precision marching. and what we were all so proud of - there was the Band under the direction of Mr. George Hinn. BAND OFFICERS - Standing: Karen Searles, librarian, Jim Pals, publicity chairman: Steve Peratt, sergeant-at-arms, Bonnie Brown, treasurer, Jerry Felt, vice-president, Calvin Cutright, president and Judy Ziegler, drum major alter- nate. Kneeling: Sharon Bauman. drum major, Bonnie Glasshurn, sergeant-ab armsg Joanne Baker, secretaryg and Katie Liles, drum major. CONCERT BAND - Standing: Joanne Baker. Lee Bowkcr. Karen Felt. Virginia Berry, Vickie James, Pam Hinrichs, Eva Jo Carey, Carol Clark, Cheryl Fredrick, George Siders, Lloyd Searles. Cal Cutrigllt. Bark row: Jane Weymouth, Karen Searles, Pat McHenry, Janet Plum. Fourth row: Gloria Sanks, Sharon Adams. Karen Elliott, Sherry Jimmerson. Georgia Grimm, Cynthia Siders, Leland Lewis, Richard Moore, Steve Hinriehs, Jim Takahashi, Randy Bauman. Gary Schmit. Dennis Gade, Don Hofer, Lyndel Nelson, Merlin Gish. Third row: Gail Gish, Carol Bodtke, Dianne Puffer, Mary Littleton, Janice Hume. Karen Pelster, Virginia Foland, Beverly Paris, Judy White, Gary Policky, Michael Rennick. Sherry Beck. Second row: Helen Jorgenson. Marilyn Haley. Bonnie Brown. Bonnie Glassburn, Susan Cook, Judy Hiett. Barbara Cox. Judy Shoopman. First row: Sandra Marty. Corrine Yizina. Kristin Cave. Camillea Choate. I 7,114 15: 1: ffl F' , .5-iv? .- 2O lab X 2, 1:1 'fl gf -if! D -4-. ' . I I ' fe ,, 1 F Y A f 9 y 1 Q if I - I Q' H ' ' X 'F Q if fl Y 'af 'V Q. ,' 3. rf ,S X A L.. 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' ' , Q 1 : ' ini: -Xcker on Wlr Glenn 27 Ncker on Rlchard 29 43 11 -Xdam Sharon 33 81 106 Nlr Nleltm 19 -Xlbro Conme 45 81 Xlhro Larry 26 53 89 93 'llbro Robert 8 9 12 32 42 'ldam Allen Carolyn 17 45 103 106 -Xlltn John 43 4111 on Frank 43 103 106 Atlllson Larry 8 33 Allman Cyrena 103 106 Anderson Judrth 33 Xnder on Ronald 53 Anno Llnda 8 Armatage Carolyn 3 Arm trong Pamela 78 102 Arnold Sharon 43 Atkms Carolyn 53 87 103 Aurlch A nes 6 8 4 2 Baker Joanne 31 32 42 60 62 63 71 73 74 87 104 106 Balder on Wlr Frank 64 Balt Rodney 45 72 81 94 95 103 106 Barha Carolyn 45 Bauerkemper Ronald 5 14 45 77 82 83 Bauman Randy 53 88 95 104 106 Bauman Sharon 32 59 62 63 65 66 70 71 72 81 87 104 105 106 Bayne Mrs Judy Wolverton Beck Danny 32 42 60 78 85 98 99 102 Beck Donna 5 Beck Sherry 45 76 82 104 106 Beene Donald 42 Beene 'Vlrs Gwen Revell 4 Beene Ronald 53 Bell Mrss Gladys M 12 Bennett Chrrstma 53 Bentzmger Beatrlce 45 77 82 87 Benzel Patr1c1a 53 Berry V1rg1n1a 5 9 44 45 64 80 83 81 104 106 Beyer Patrlcxa 45 82 B1 gs Nlr Ronald 19 B1shop Jack 53 61 105 106 Black 'Nlr Dale 2 8 27 63 76 77 82 Blalr Wanda Bobo Twylla 5 45 72 73 78 Bodtke Carol 45 82 104 106 Boen Sandra 7 8 45 78 86 Bond Carmlle 8 32 75 78 83 101 103 Borgmann Connle 11 43 75 8 81 83 84 87 101 103 Bowker Lee 32 10 104 Bowman Edward 52 53 60 83 83 Bowzer 'Nlrs Nlerton 23 Brestel Karolyn 32 71 87 Brooks Wendell 53 Brown Bonme 33 69 70 71 72 73 81 87 104 106 Bruenger Gary 8 33 Bruenger J1m 53 78 79 98 Burdlck, Mr H Dean 13 I DEX Burke Clara 3 45 Burke Rlchard 33 Burke Ruth 3 Burr Joyce 33 81 87 Burrow 'Nlr Don 8 27 44 Borrovs Donna 105106 Bu boom Judlth 33 18 102 Campbell Daud 45 Cantrell Nlr Jlm 21 19 Carey E1aJo 104106 Carhxll Kyle 33 98 Carley Dranne 8 53 73 87 100 105 106 Carley Hrs 3181013 24 44 Cave KFISIIH 75 78 101 102 104 106 Cha11ng Wlr Nlao Hsun 13 Choate Cam1l11a 9 53 104 Chrlstensen Sharon 8 9 13 33 81 Chu Nlr Hv2e1S1ng 13 Claar Judy 45 Clark Carol 8 53 59 62 104 106 Coleman Georg1anna 53 Cook Dr Hull 20 Cook Sandra 7 8 53 87 105 Cook Susan 44 46 64 67 74 77 81 82 87 104 105 106 Cox Barbara 46 82 87 104 Cram Cheryle 54 Cronk Phllllp 54 Cronk Ronald 46 94 Crouse Mr Carl 8 27 Crulse Don Ray 75 105 106 CTUISC Wir Ray L 19 30 Cull1ns Nlrs J C 25 Culver John 46 Cutrrght Calvm 33 60 62 63 69 70 71 13 78 81 82 83 83 87 90 92 98 100 101 102 104 106 Dan1e1 'Vlr Norvel 13 Dav1s Lynda 46 82 Dnebler Nlrss Beth 23 Drederrch Dorothy 54 Drederlch Jerry 78 Dolan Larry 54 Dorman Bob 78 98 99 Dorman Dav1d 46 82 99 Downs Len 78 103 Edwards Dr James 20 Edzards Mr John 25 Ellrott Darlene 54 Ellrott Karen 46 87 104 106 Ely Gary 8 33 42 Ely Karel 34 78 102 Ensley Letoy 13 15 33 59 62 81 83 87 Essner John 78 Exermgham Doctor 'Nlel 13 19 22 59 61 62 63 Fankhouser Nlr Wllllam 27 78 100 103 Farmer Duane 46 78 79 Felt Jerry 34 63 73 81 83 98 103 105 106 Felt Karen 46 64 72 73 76 80 82 87 104 106 Flscher Wanda 12 34 81 87 Flsher Nllke 46 61 62 64 83 85 94 95 96 97 05 Fxtch, Mrs Genevteve 8 27 Flemrng, Mr 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