St Pat's School In Sidney Plans Fresh Start For 1956
St. Patrick's high school and grade school in Sidney will open on Tuesday September 4 with about 550 students expected. The Ursuline Sisters staff includes 15 teachers and four aides plus four lay teachers led by new coach Patrick Fahey. Enrollment is heaviest in grades with 380 students, and major upgrades include a new water system and plans for a gas furnace during Christmas holidays. Registration dates will be announced after nuns and staff arrive.
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St. Patrick’s
Sidney
Nebraska
St. Pat’s
Albert Albel
Sisters of the
Ursuline Order
Blanche Powers
Betty Green
Lillian Cochran
Patrick Fahey
Fahey
Albel
Sidney Junior High
Academy
College Pennants Made Into Handy Tote Bags
Modern college girls repurpose pennants into fashionable items such as felt skirts pillows and roomy tote bags. The article gives step by step instructions for a triangular tote using pennants felt a cardboard template and a zipper to create a go in away gift or handy carry all for notebooks or sweaters. It suggests using pennants from three colleges for a multicolor effect.
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AP News
Sidney Public Schools to Employ 86 Teachers for 1956 57
Sidney Public Schools will staff 86 teachers for the 1956 57 term, an increase of five. The list includes Supt. O J Weymouth, S H S principal, A E Nimtz asst supt, and a full faculty covering subjects from algebra and world geography to English, art, and physical education.
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Sidney Public Schools
Sidney
Supt
O. J. Weymouth
Glen Ackerson
Henry Amend
Marjorie Barlow
Arthur Bauer
Don Burrows
Marcia Carley
Carl Crouse
Beth Deibler
Roger Eply
Sidney Community Improvement Project
William Frankhauser
School staff and students listed by class and ward
A long roster lists teachers and grade level staff by subject and ward across North and East sections with names such as Elene Knudsen Laura Larson and Mary Winn. It also notes hotels in the Netherlands offering free babysitters and pineapple growers applying hormones to advance fruit maturity. Independence Hall Philadelphia undergoing a 30 million restoration tied to the Declaration of Independence.
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia
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Regory Peck
Captain Ahas
Pequior
Vines
Ay—&I
Secretary OF the Treasury
Humphrey
A. E. Nimtz
S.H.S
T. R. Tillotson
Genevieve Fitch
Elmer Hartmann
George Hinn
Dorothy Holloway
Ruth Holtom
E. Thomas C. Jones
Juilliard
Greenlees, Inc
Elene Knudsen
Laura Larson
Robert Lott
Jan Mitchell
Louis Neuman
Mabel Nielsen
Roy Oak
Myrtle Oak
Jean Rankin
Edna Seriber
Paul Sheaman
Ralph Spencer
Carroll Swift
Pauline Tewell
Mary Winn
Vergal Winn
Ruby Wood, Jr
Mildred Tillotson
Laurene Simmerman
Bill Harris
Phyllis Thompson
Ann Merrick
Gail Wellensick
North Ward
Melen Jeppesen
Irene Lingerbach
Pauline Pickmer
Helen Rexroth
Helen Christiansen
Olive Agnew
Mary Ellen Laubner
Eva King
Shirley Glantz
Nancy Bott
Arven Reynolds
Margaret Dissmore
Frances Nelson
East Ward
Esther Mae Heath
Myra Masters
Lucille Mason
Beverly Nelson
Blanche Baker
Opal Brown
Mary Range
Carol Ladine
South
Carole Pursell
Delta Bennett
Patsy Johnson
Faye Smith
Delphia Jay
Rosa Wendt
Marjorie Verplanck
Lavone Niece
Kathryn Kilgore
Agnes Dixon
Nadine Hinn
John Jensen
Betty Lees
Bette Golden
Lucile Kriegsmann
Alice Anderson
Lexie Clark
Anna Drum
Jane Trautman
Mae Scanton
Agnes Ladine
Mattie Bryan
Marie Nichelson
Netherlands
Freenlees’ Inc
Westport
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