Junior Class to Sponsor School Paper Next Week
The junior class will sponsor the school paper next week. The staff includes Marjorie Adam as editor in chief Elizabeth Harr as associate editor Kermit Moore athletic editor Lucille Waddell sunny side up Lomila McCleneghan funny side up Helen Doran senior opinions Helen Johnson grade notes Fannabelle Zike class poem Ruth Karvanek class history Bill Jordan agg notes Marguerite Smith debate.
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Marjorie Adam
Elizabeth Harr
Kermit Moore
Lucille Waddell
Lomila McCleneghan
Helen Doran
Helen Johnson
Fannabelle Zike
Ruth Karvanek
Bill Jordan
Aggie
Marguerite Smith
Sidney Students Compete in Regional Typing Contest
April events show Sidney at Bayard and tournament dates. Superintendent G F Liebendorfer, Newark? no, the Nebraska State Teachers Association executive member, visited eastern districts for teacher training. Sidney students placed in spelling and junior typing with Helen Doran and Freda Thompson earning third places. Final results list Scottsbluff leading with 611 points, and Sidney scoring 534. Seventy nine students from nine towns participated and were luncheon guests of the domestic science class. Next year’s contest will be at Gering.
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G. F. Liebendorfer
Liebendorfer
Nebraska State Teachers Association
Sidney
Helen Doran
Freda Thompson
Scottsbluff
Bayard
Dix
Oshkosh
Gering
Bridgeport
Farmall Tractor Tour Highlights Grain Study and Repairs
Monday and Wednesday lessons covered grain grading by U S Bureau standards and dockage tests on wheat. A field visit to International Harvester showcased Farmall tractors with a demonstration of turning radius and handling amid unloading of 3000 catalogued repair boxes.
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United States
International Harvester Company
Subdistrict declamatory winners named at Sidney contest
The subdistrict declamatory contest at Sidney High saw contestants from Oshkosh Dalton Kimball Chappell and Bidney. Winners included Bernard Gyger and Lomils McCleneghan in Extemporaneous, William Day and Clifford Jones in Oratorical, Mary Hemming and Gwendolyn Jorgenson in Dramatic, Odetta Lockwood and Hester Null in Humorous. Next Friday the district contest will be at Chappell with Sidney represented in all four classes.
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Sidney
High School Auditorum
Oshkosh
Dalton
Kimball
Chappell
Bidney
Bernard Gyger
Lomils McCleneghan
William Day
Clifford Jones
Mary Hemming
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Bidmey
Odetta Lockwood
Hester Null
Sidney High
Dame Fortune
Sidney High School entries in Scottsbluff contest
Nine Sidney high school students took part in a commercial contest in Scottsbluff on Friday March 30. Five traveled Thursday and stayed at the Emery hotel, while four went Friday morning. Sidney entered two in spelling, two in penmanship, three in shorthand, and three in novice typing with one remaining category unspecified.
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Sidney High School
Scottsbluff
Emery Hotel
Sidney
Why I Am Taking Caesar
Gladys Ellsworth explains that a freshman Latin teacher and a Caesar class inspired her to enroll. She describes Caesar as more than advanced Latin, encompassing history, geography of southwestern Europe, early myths, and philology, and credits the course with expanding her vocabulary and making history engaging.
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Caesar
Europe
Gladys Ellsworth
Cost Considerations Shape a Student's Course Plan
A student reflects on choosing classes by weighing costs and future benefit. He plans to become a teacher and, aiming for Caesar, considers six math credits and two years of language study. He opts for two years of one language over two languages, believing it strengthens his preparation.
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Caesar
Genestia Foster
Delegates at large listed from Nebraska figures
Sam R. McKelvie of Lincoln former governor C Frank Reavis and Albert W Jefferis both former officials. Norris Brown of Omaha former U S Senator and attorney general Charles H Sloan former congressman. George C Junkin of Smithfield and Cal N Wright of Scottsbluff, a farmer and banker.
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Sam R. McKelvie
Lincoln
C. Frank Reavis
Albert W. Jefferis
Norris Brown
Omaha
U. S
Caesar Chosen For Future Benefit by Genestia Foster
Genestia Foster explains choosing Caesar as a study path at college, aiming for long term advantage. She notes the challenge of continuing or starting languages, with fear of being unable to teach any of them. The decision highlights practical career planning and academic constraints.
Why I Am Taking Caesar and What I Am Getting Out Of It
Lillie Gade explains why she chose Caesar for language credit and her mixed experience. She enjoys Latin, struggled at first, and finds the texts engaging with stories like Perseus Hercules and the Argonauts, noting indirect discourse, some bawling outs, and Gaul history as gains.
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Gaul
Lillie Gade
Why I am taking Caesar and of what benefit it is to me
A student recalls last year’s Latin requirement and this year’s shift to vocational agriculture. With an encouraging teacher, he discovered interest in Caesar and the language, realizing the potential value and personal benefit of studying it.
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Caesar
Miss Orebaug
Caesar in Caesar I ve learned geography and history
A humorous column captures a student named Vera Driever noting how studying words from Latin enriches vocabulary and hints that Caesar helps learning. a light comic section follows with jokes about babies teething, Uncle visiting, American football, and editors.
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Caesar
Vera Driever
Lincoln and the machinery of manners
The text praises Abraham Lincoln for patience kindness and a genuine warmth beyond etiquette It highlights his humble nature his Bible as his etiquette text and urges readers to emulate his considerate view of others It argues that manners arise from love and kindness rather than formal finishing schools.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
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