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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
12
In a busy society students seek solitude to find inner strength. Being alone calms crises and restores balance as the shield of social contact falls away. Don’t fear solitude. pause to reacquaint with yourself. By Janis Geu, Editor.
This week's senior spotlight features Susan Knicely president of the SHS Pep Club and Jim Countryman president of the National Honor Society. Susan, born June 22 1950, attends Sidney High and Sweden study years, active in FTA TARS and Sidney Council of Youth with interests in swimming reading and skiing. Jim, born April 17 1950, attends Sidney High with National Honor Society Masque and Gavel and varsity wrestling, enjoys water skiing and motorcycling and aims to study biology or chemistry at the University of Nebraska next year.
FBLA Leadership Conference will be held Saturday December 2 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Center for Continuing Education on the Agricultural School campus. Sponsor Mr Ancel Lewis leads a group traveling from area schools to meet State officers and learn about FBLA projects.
The Sidney new School Journalism Class, under instructor Glen C. Houtz, presents the Hi-Life edition.
A humorous yet biting personal piece recounts a dental visit from hell. The writer details long waits, painful procedures, odd sensations, and a lingering half-face numbness, ending with a sarcastic farewell and a tease of a next appointment.
Auditions for Hastings Honor Band will be held December 7 at 2:00 in Sidney Junior High Music Room with Mr. Duane E. Johnson among auditors. Selected juniors and seniors pay a 5 dollar registration fee covering housing and one free college meal. 75 students chosen for the Honor Band will meet February 9 and 10 at Hastings College with guest clinician Ralph Stourt from Metropolitan State College Denver Colorado.
Bulletin lists upcoming events across sports clubs and student groups. Includes varsity basketball and wrestling meets at multiple locations from December 1 to December 13, with rooms, times, and host activities like Honor Band auditions and club social events.
Nebraska counties observed County Government Day on November 29 with high school juniors from Sidney participating. Students served as elected officials including clerk of the district court Gayle Goodwin. treasurer Tom Biggs. attorney Mike Peetz. sheriff Gerald Thompson. assessor Wayne Cornelius. clerk Carol Nissen. welfare officer Ken Boehm. judge John Jeppesen. district commissioners Irvin Butts Beth Edwards Kathy Jacobsen. and superintendent Silvia Mazal. Activities featured a welcome with certificate presentations, a mock trial, and a noon banquet followed by office visits to their selected posts.
The Sidney High School wrestling team welcomes Poudre High of Fort Collins tonight at 7 30 in the junior high auditorium. Ten returning lettermen power the squad led by Ray Kenton Phil Kurz Randy Bauer Marty Geiger and others. The same night Sidney basketball travels to North Platte for a 8 00 p m CST start. Earlier a November 27 three part scrimage featured the varsity introduction by Coach Gene Torzon with players including Seidel Adams Laux Lingwall Nienhuser and Cox. On December 2 Sidney meets the Cheyenne East Thunderbirds at home for the season’s first hoops game at 8 00 p m MST.
The Sidney High Journalism Department announces the sale of the 1967 Trail at five dollars per copy. To purchase a Trail contact Mr. Glen Houtz in room 301.
A frantic 3:30 am wake up leads to missing gear, freezing cold, and a string of mishaps on a hunting trip. Ducks fly by while calls freeze and the hunter blunders through ice, mud, and mishaps, ending with a comical epitaph for a doomed hunt.
Faculty News profiles Miss Cheryl Johnson, Sidney Public Schools speech therapist and 1962 Sidney High School graduate. She earned a BA at Colorado State College, studied at Kent State University, and will return next summer for a Master’s Degree. Johnson serves grades two through six and some high school students, noting speech therapy as a vast field with many practice areas.
New members for Math Club have been chosen and will be initiated December 6. Those to be initiated are Ken Boehm, Larry Clinton, Linda Christensen, James Copley, James Countryman, Beth Edwards, Kathy Grant, Freda Harrington, Sara Johnson, Julianne Narges, Michael Peetz, Deborah Rankin, Carol Rice, John Seidel, Gerald Thompson, Gary Tremain and Larry Wilcox. Officers are President Tom Welch, Vice President Bruce Luehrs and Secretary Treasurer Suzie Janda. The Sidney chapter is affiliated with Mu Alpha Theta for high school and junior college students.
In 1951 the Trail was published by the Sidney High senior class and 1951 announcements traveled through the Sidney Telegraph. The Journalism Dept sponsored a Star of Sidney High Talent Contest in 1958.
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