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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
16
L A Whitey Lindstrom highlights sourdough revival with pancakes biscuits and bread described as out of this world. A Wyoming column cited notes that sourdough hotcakes are no longer for sheepherders and prospectors but for urban homes.
A long excerpt gives sour dough starter instructions, care tips, and multiple batter and bread recipes. It includes methods for making starter, baking hotcakes and bread, biscuit guidance, and a Swedish Apple Crumb dessert plus practical knitting hints and a candy fudge recipe. Readers are urged to experiment and maintain starter health.
Local Sidney schools weekly roundup highlights events and updates from the district, including classroom activities, student achievements, and upcoming school calendar items reported in the Sidney Hi-Life.
Sidney High students praise a memorable Cotillion with Kris Bitner and Doug Adams crowned queen and king. Attendants Jane Landmesser Billie Blake Jim Langdon and Walt Griffiths. teen band Dynamics entertained for the first time at a semi formal dance amid strong student and teacher approval.
Sidney High students face extended study period as Christmas vacation is pared by teachers. Many plan extra work and jobs to fund gifts, while Cotillion proves a dynamic, crowd-filled highlight amid fatigue.
Sidney High journalism students braved cold weather to attend Scottsbluff High's annual journalism workshop last Saturday at 6 45 AM. Eleven first and second year students joined the trip with extra seats on the bus for tired editors like Bill Eddy. Sidney delegates included Bill Eddy Bob Jay Bruce Hennie Diana Fletchall Donna Landmesser Diane Tobin Mary Pittam Rachel Perez Cheryl Schnell Cheryl Mintken and Barb Helms. Sessions covered yearbook and newspaper topics with speakers on photography news writing feature stories and letter press printing. Newspaper attendees wrote stories from provided facts and received critique from Scottsbluff's journalism department. Several Sidney students were commended for their excellent stories.
The National Honor Society held its annual Christmas Tea on December 14 with abundant food and entertainment. Sup erintendent Russell J. Pederson spoke on Faith in the New Year while guest Jim Knicely prepares for a New Zealand exchange. William Fankhauser led carols as the event wrapped with a successful cleanup.
A timeless verse recalls the prince of peace arriving in a silent night to bring new joy to the world and guide all with a radiant light.
Cheryl Mintken and Kris Bitner argue the proliferation of Santas confuses children and dilutes Christmas meaning. They criticize the commercialization and suggest Santa should be a personal, heartfelt spirit rather than a public figure or seller of goods.
Students weigh LBJ civil rights stance before the presidential election. Some predict minimal impact due to the coming vote, while others argue a clear northern backing could offset Southern losses. The writer believes a strong pre election stand would not aid Johnson's chances but expects post election support for negro rights.
Sidney High School Concert Choir opened its season with a Christmas themed program on Tuesday December 17 at 7 30 p m in the Junior High Auditorium. Soloists Margie Nelson and John Buecher highlighted the evening with Deo Gratias Jolly Watt and The Lord Bless You and Keep You closed the concert.
This week's Baby Face shows a junior student active in band pep club and G A A. Her face recalls last year office girl status and friends hint at the name via the nickname Boney. The page notes changes since the photo and mentions past first grader Roger Luehrs identified by journalism students.
The Junior National Honor Society selects Kathy Akin as student of the week. Born August 27, 1950 in Casper Wyoming she moved with her family to Texas then Sidney. She attends Sidney Junior High and participates in Pep Club Girl Scouts and JNHS.
A fragment from a back page column previews lifestyle notes and social items. It hints at entertainment events and celebrity mentions without full details. The readable portion suggests a light, glossy tone typical of society columns.
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