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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1975
Page
3
Mrs. Howard Emerson, Band Parents Auxiliary president, announces the Auxiliary is released from responsibility for the cancelled band trip to Washington. The travel agency will refund all money except a $2700 deposit. Students will receive refunds once funds are returned. no decision on future trips has been made.
Senior Cynthia Meissner receives the Sidney Educators Association $300 scholarship. She is ranked fourth in class with a 3.87 GPA and was chosen from 17 applicants by a committee including Pat Burrows and Jim Jones. Cindy plans to attend Nebraska Methodist School of Nursing.
Fine Arts Week at Sidney public schools runs May 12 to 16 with free 7 3 p.m. performances each evening. Monday features Masque and Gavel drama in the Senior High cafeteria. Tuesday hosts a choral concert by grades 7 12 with Men's Odette Triple Trio and Madrigal. Wednesday offers an instrumental concert in the Junior High auditorium. Friday showcases singers from North South and Central elementary schools.
Final preparations for the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom at Sidney High School are underway. The banquet for juniors seniors and sponsors starts 6 30 p m in the SHS cafeteria with entertainment by a sophomore skit and the band Phaeton. Decorations use real flowers funded by proceeds from magazine sales.
Sidney High music students travel to Chadron for the District Music Contest with about 16 ensembles and soloists, including vocal groups Madrigal and Boy's Octet and instrumental entries such as Woodwind Quintet. Choir director Barbara McDaniel notes a handicapped accompanist due to Claire Higuchi's accident but expects a valuable experience regardless of outcome.
Four freshmen, four sophomores, and four juniors were elected to the 1975 76 Student Council after a primary on April 15 and a final vote on April 22. Ballot entrants needed petitions with two faculty signatures and 20 student signatures.
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