Calendar of May Senior Events at Local School
May dates outline student events including Junior-Senior Banquet on May 18 Class Night on May 20 Baccalaureate Service on May 22 Commencement on May 26 and School Closes on May 27 for the term.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
6
May dates outline student events including Junior-Senior Banquet on May 18 Class Night on May 20 Baccalaureate Service on May 22 Commencement on May 26 and School Closes on May 27 for the term.
Editor notes busy scene as Thomas helps in Room 3 with paper wires and roses for the upcoming Junior Senior banquet. Spring is in full glory with Keep Off the Grass posted and Sneak Day rumors fading. Play practice runs under Miss Orebaugh as students anticipate events to offset spring fever.
A historical clipping shows a roster of students with ages and class years including Marjorie Adam 97 Gwendolyn Jorgenson 97 Freda Thompson 96 Virginia Daniel 96 Elrie Williams 95 and others such as Orville Brooks 9544 Viola Foster 95 Mable Foster 95 Mildred Houge 5 Agnes Chambers 95 2-5 Mable Emrick 9 4-5 Sophomore Virginia Adam 95 2-5 Qonal Birkby 2-5 Lomilla McCileneghan 5 2-5 Lucille Waddell 95 Freshman Paul Kahl 95 2-5 Genestia Foster 95 Gladys Ellsworth 9414 Virginian Johnson 0444 Alfred Ladine 0414.
School records list grades 3 to 8 with teacher names and student averages. Miss Hansen and several other instructors see top scores such as 96 and 95 while many students score in the low 90s across East Ward and Grade levels.
Marjorie Adam, Virginia Adam, Helen Doran, Fannie Bell Zike, Freda Thompson, Willie Kennedy, Viola Foster, Doris Maley, H. Kinton, Cookie Lowe are listed as names in a lighthearted item with a proverb about a ring on the hand being worth two on the phone.
A quirky saying advises staying true to oneself and embracing one’s nature. It contrasts sunflowers, daisies, melons, and roses to urge authenticity. The piece ends with a playful reminder not to pretend to be something one is not.
A coaching style proverb echoes through dialect saying a person who pretends to be more than he is will fail. It warns against vanity and pretense, urging authenticity and humility in leadership and speech.
A school column recounts Miss Schlichting awarding Underwood typing pins to Martha Alen, Freda Thompson, Ella Davis, and Ellie Williams. Seniors hold a class meeting while students note varied chapel programs, music interest, and a tense moment with Principal Storkan during spelling drills. History paper allotments arrive sparingly, with word of more to come.
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