Reps Debate Defeated Point System Bill At Sidney High
The House defeated the Point System Bill 4 to 6 after five absences shaped the vote. Rep. Bob Fry urged leadership restrictions to broaden student representation, noting 274 90 student support but saying many homeroom discussions were lacking. Other reps criticized the process while noting next year’s candidate filings and future push for a joint system.
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Bob Fry
House
Fry
Sidney High
Engineer builds indoor one tee golf courses
New Yorker M Richard Speiser, though never playing golf, creates indoor driving ranges using a 17 foot screen. Color slides of seven golf courses from around the world appear as shots are made, showing fairways, traps, and greens. Requires money and basement space to install.
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New York
M. Richard Speiser
Speiser
Maroon Golfers Open Season At North Platte Invitational
The Sidney Maroons placed fifth at the North Platte Invitational with Ken Mangels and Tom Wilson leading at 78. Caddies Tom Crouse and Larry Boye joined the squad. The team, coached by John Hettrick, then played leisure rounds at Cozad before a dual meet at Scottsbluff and a upcoming dual at Ogallala.
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North Platte
Grand Ireland
Alliance
Hastings
Sidney
Ken Mangels
Tom Wilson
Maroons
Tom
Ken
Tom Crouse
Larry Boye
John Hettrick
Cozad
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
Journalistic good news for SHS students in Lincoln
SHS journalism students Arlys Beese and Bill Eddy received two items of good news during a Lincoln visit. Kent Holen, former SHS instructor, will become associate editor of The Nebraska Farmer. The 1963 Trail cover design was selected as a top U S design by Universal Bookbindery Corporation, boosting outlook for careers in journalism.
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SHS
Arlys Beese
Bill Eddy
Trail
Hi-Life
Lincoln
Kent Holen
Holen
Nebraska Farmer
Fremont
Bill
Helen
United States
Universal Bookbindery Corporation
Corporation
Arlys
Calendar Of Events by Cheryl Schnell Apr 17 to Apr 25
Calendar highlights list events from Apr 17 to Apr 25 including F T A House of Representatives Golf meet at Ogallala Western Nebraska Invitational Track Meet at Scottsbluff Band Parents Carnival Pep Club cheer tryouts G A A gym Joint Spring Parents Night A District Music Contest Chadron Conference Track Meet Ogallala Golf Meet Girl Scout Hootenanny at the High School Auditorium Period 4 and 7 with times 3 35 p m by Cheryl Schnell Apr 17 3 35 p m Apr 18 2 30 p m
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House of Representatives
Ogallala Western Nebraska
Scottsbluff Band
J. High
G. A. A. Gr. High
Chadron
Sidney
Ogallala
Tryouts Held Semifinalists Announced Cheerleaders
Cheerleading tryouts were held Monday afternoon with six semifinalists chosen for both varsity and junior varsity teams. Finalists include Susan DeVier Peggy Jelin ek Cherie Miller Jean Olinger Kay Pattison and Sharon Wilson. Junior varsity selections are Barb Christ Connie Fleener Diane Hyde Coleen Mintken Tammy Schilraff.
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Pep Club
Susan DeVier
Peggy Jelinek
Cherie Miller
Jean Ol
NL President Says NL Baseball Superior To AL Work
National League president Warren Giles says NL play is superior to the American League because his club owners are more dedicated. He made the remark in Cincinnati.
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Pat
Cincinnati
Warren Giles
One Family at a Time Louisville
Mrs Keen Johnson recalls a shopping trip in Louisville where she asked to charge items and gave her name Governor's Mansion as her residence. A clerk asked if it was an apartment building, highlighting the former governor's wife in a light anecdote from the city.
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Louisville
Keen Johnson
Hootenanny Under Way At Sidney Junior High Auditorium
The Girl Scout Hootenanny is under way with auditions held April 6 and 8 in the Junior High band room. Entered acts include The Triangle and groups The Sammy Smellfungus Hillbilly Singers plus singles Johnny Bergner Bruce Blanchard and Margie Nelson. The event, hosted by Eddie Ott with Hull Cook on lights, is set for 7:30 p.m. April 25 to raise funds for a Savannah trip and a Senior Troop 19 camping project.
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John Bergner
Otto Aufdengarten
Frank Baca
Triangle
Sammy Smellfungus
Deltones
Dechords
Leaners
Sidney Junior High
Eddie Ott
Hull Cook
Savannah
Georgia
Projects in American History Shine at Sidney High Exhibit
Sidney High eighth period students completed diverse history projects for Mr Hartmann including an electric Q A board a Civil War musical study a graphic Civil Rights overview and a Nazi camp model with maps. An exhibit on Parent Teacher night April 22 will showcase capsule history reviews on display.
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Sidney High
Hartmann
Bulletin Board
New Reading Techniques Demonstrated at Wesleyan Workshop
Mrs Dorothy Holloway presented demonstrations at a reading workshop on April 11 at Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln showing new vocabulary skill building techniques and efficient study skills for junior and senior high students. She will conduct a several day workshop for reading teachers at Nebraska Wesleyan in July with college credit awarded to enrollees.
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Dorothy Holloway
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Nebraska
Veteran harness racer Bion Shively recalls early days
Chicago AP reports Bion Shively born 1866 rode first race in 1892 at Aurora Nebraska at age 14. At 86 he earned the 1952 Hambletonian with Sharp Note and though no longer driving he stays active in harness racing.
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Chicago
Bion
Shively
Sharp Note
Aurora
Neb
Disabled Veterans Make Memorial Poppies for Legion
War veterans in hospitals and convalescent workshops nationwide are making memorial poppies for the American Legion Auxiliary. Poppy chairman Mrs. Millard Zalesky of Francis DeBrunner Unit 286 in Lodgepole says the crepe paper flowers with wire stems provide occupational therapy and income for the disabled. About 20,000,000 poppies will be produced this year for Poppy Day in May by Auxiliary volunteers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Millard Zalesky
Poppy
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
X Ray Technicians Meet In No Platte
North Platte will host the annual Nebraska Society of X Ray Technicians convention on April 25 and 26. Sessions at Pawnee Hotel will include the election of 1965 officers. Ronald C. McGowan of Cincinnati will speak on skeletal anatomy, with Dolores Banks of Kearney and Sara Susman of Omaha present.
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North Platte
Nebraska Society of X-Ray Technicians
Pawnee Hotel
Ronald C. McGowan
R. T
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Society of X-Ray Technicians
Dolores Banks
Kearney
Sara Susman
Omaha
Creighton University
Mrs. Trump Dies in Chappell Funeral Held for 85
Mrs Frank Trump 85 died suddenly in Chappell Hospital. Funeral services were held April 13. She was mother of Ben Trump of Sidney and had lived in the Chappell vicinity since 1932.
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Chappell
Frank Trump
Chappell Hospital
Ben Trump
Sidney
Hare Enlists in U S Air Force Stationed at Lackland
James Hare 18 son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hare is now stationed at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas after enlisting in the Air Force A St Patrick s Academy graduate 1963 Hare left last week for physical examination and camp He joined with Larry Wolf 19 and Thomas Jackson 18 who are also at Lackland taking basic training On completion of this training they will be sent to an Air Force technical training school or a duty assignment for on the job training in an Air Force society.
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James Lee Hare
Clarence Hare
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
St. Patrick’s Academy
Hare
Larry Wolf
Thomas Jackson
Lackland
Air Force Technical Training
Frontier Airlines sign two year contract with mechanics union
Frontier Airlines president Lewis W. Dymond and International Association of Machinists officials signed a two year contract effective April 1. The pact includes improved working rules and about a 4 percent wage rise aligned with industry standards. It affects 217 JAM personnel in Denver Phoenix Salt Lake City Billings Kansas City and El Paso.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Lewis W. Dymond
Mechanics’ Union
International Association of Machinists
Frontier
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
Billings
Kansas City
el Paso
Carleton Heads Lodgepole Lions Club Officers Named
Ralph Carleton is elected president of the Lodgepole Lions Club with Ed Schmid as 1st vice president Leonard Bond as 2nd vice president Gene Bond as 3rd vice president Ernie Meyer as treasurer Morris Hernbloom as lion tamer the Rev Gary Aten as tail twister Election was held April 13 installation set for June 22 Duane Freeman and T W Mayborn elected to two year board terms Family picnic scheduled for June 14.
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Ralph Carleton
Lodgepole Lions Club
Ed Schmid
Leonard Bond
Gene Bond
Ernie Meyer
Morris Hernbloom
Gary Aten
Duane Freeman
T. W. Mayborn
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Donna Landmesser
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