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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1975

Page

4

Youngest Pilot in Sidney High School Soars

Jenny Harmon, 16, a Sidney High School sophomore, soloed a Cherokee 140 on her 16th birthday April 3, becoming the town's youngest pilot. She began lessons in mid 1974 after expressing interest at age 13, logging ground school, and taking weekly flights with instructor Virgil Lehmann. Jenny plans to pursue a license after 40 flight hours and a four hour exam, while hoping aviation careers remain open to her as a woman. Also mentioned is junior David Neitz, another student pursuing piloting at Sidney, aiming for airline or military work.

Amy Lenzen Sidney High School Jenny Harmon Jenny Federal Aviation Administration Virgil Lehmkuhlier Overland Air Service WNTC Sidney High David Neitz David Sidney

Colling Wins Math Contest At Sidney High

Vance Colling, a Sidney High senior, tops the annual Math Contest with 58 points. Patricia Spaeth scores 47 and Chuck Borcher 44 as Colling will have his name inscribed on the Mu Alpha Theta plaque for recognition of the highest score.

Sidney High Vance Colling Vance Mu Alpha Theta Vance Patricia Spaeth Chuck Borcher

Playmate spotlight features Sidney High senior

This week's playmate is a Sidney High senior born March 15 1957 in Sidney. He attended St Patrick's Elementary and Sidney Duntor and Senior High schools. His hobbies include baseball fishing lake trips and hunting. He played football and basketball and belongs to St Patrick's Church. His early memory recalls watching oil rigs pimp up and down, making him giggle. The prior issue noted a national test in Sidney on March 12 with about 30 Math Club members. The Nebraskas South Dakota district includes 162 Nebraska and 19 South Dakota schools with 5258 students competing. Omaha Benson's student won with 96 points.

Sidney High Sidney South Dakota Nebraska Omaha Benson

Calendar highlights from Western Conference events and school activities

A calendar of school and district events lists ACT tests, golf and track meets across Western Conference sites including Valentine Gordon Kimball Gering Scottsbluff Alliance and a disaster drill at Sr High. Notable items include Honor Society installation, Law Day Assembly, university representatives, prom festivities, and district track championships.

Valentine Gordon Kimball Sr. High of Nebraska Gering Western Nebraska Alliance Alliaince

Ric Miller Places Second in State Essay Contest

Sidney High senior Ric Miller earned second place in the Nebraskan for Peace Organization statewide contest for his eight page essay Affluence and Hunger. The $50 prize honored his work, inspired by an English assignment and a nine week information search followed by a final week of writing.

Ric Miller Sidney High Nebraskan For Peace Organization

Driver's Education Program Set for 1975

Director Carl Crouse announces a 30 hour classroom plus six hour practice driver education course for summer 1975. Classes begin Monday June 2 at 8 a.m. in the Senior High auditorium, run weekdays through June 13 with films lectures and guest speakers from Nebraska State Police telephone company insurer and motorcycle safety expert. After ten three hour classes students become eligible for driving under supervision by Crouse and Leroy Bruce with city and country driving. no charge.

Carl Crouse Nebraska Telephone Company Representataive

Sidney Hi-Life biweekly page from Sidney High School

The Sidney Hi-Life is a biweekly publication produced by the Sidney High School Journalism Department at 1900 Linden St, Sidney Nebraska. The staff includes editors Statt Susan Luchrs and Jane Matzke with a large roster of photographers and reporters led by editorial team and faculty advisers.

Sidney Telegraph Sidney High School Linden St Sidney Nebraska

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Colling Sidney He Crouse Leroy Bruce Bruce Sidney Hi-Life Statt Susan Luchrs Jane Matzke Larry Olson Wendy Patten Ref Peets Rick Rosh Jenny Simmerman Loren Steffens Laurie Vecera Julie Whitefoot Amy Lenren Barb Glassburn Jaret Rower Brenda Clark San Cunningham Tem Gen Debble Gorden Susan Hendee Scelt Hinrichs Mark Johansen Karen Kahns Sharon Levin Deag Loghry Terry Meisenbach
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