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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1965
Page
2
The article advises high protein snacks for energetic study sessions among teens. It recommends cubes of natural cheese cottage cheese or yogurt as quick energizers, with Melba toast Zweiback and fruit juices as suitable drink options.
College costs are rising and students should draft a practical financial plan early. Use college aid offices, personal savings, scholarships, part time work, and loans. Government and college programs limit work hours and emphasize maintaining grades and health while pursuing financing options.
Students are urged to decide between enlisting in the United States Armed Forces or starting college in the fall. The message targets both boys and girls and asks for comments to be submitted in school offices, with names kept confidential.
Julian Union High School in San Diego County has nine teachers for 130 students with many classes of two to three pupils. The 4,300 foot elevation school serves ranchers, store owners, resort camp workers, and Forest Service employees, with some students traveling 121 miles round trip by bus to attend.
The Sidney Telegraph invites news, pictures and letters for the Teen Age Page from youths and adults. Submissions may be edited or omitted but will be used if judged interesting and acceptable. Address contributions to Teen Age Page, The Sidney Telegraph, Box 219, Sidney, Nebraska 69162.
Potter won the Minuteman Missile Conference for the second straight year by defeating Lyman 25-20. The report notes excitement across football basketball and volleyball seasons with both A and B teams recording wins and losses including a 49-47 A team victory over Alliance St Agnes and a 58-48 A team win over Chappell. Volleyball tryouts began December 6 with 25 girls practicing while pep club outfits showcased black boxpleated wool skirts white blouses tennis shoes and bobby socks. Seniors sat for a Business Institute Aptitude test on December 14 in Sidney.
Readers are invited to express opinions on community issues in letters to The Telegraph Teen Page Sounding Board. Signed letters have higher printing priority and should be addressed to The Editor, Teen Page Sounding Board.
Seventeen-year-old Jane Anthracite from Florham Park builds a doll business from home. She sews bodies and outfits in bulk and adds facial detail herself, selling Jo Jo the clown Hansel and Gretel and Flopsie to stores after a Morristown Memorial Hospital gift shop order. Her father arranged a small loan to support the venture as she handles growing orders and expansion.
Lodgepole High School girls volleyball, coached by I A Caldwell, toured Venango on December 13 with Venango, Madrid, and Hyannis. Venango won, Lodgepole beat Madrid, Venango took first against Lodgepole. Players included Talich, Stickley, Lindley, Martin, Wellsandt, Fraass, Dailey, Helfrich, Kastens, Glanz, Kreider, Houser, Hokeem, Quinn, Larreau, Glassburn. Teammates thanked drivers. Also: Christmas concert December 18 led by Tom Copple with chorus, band, and small groups. sock hop, refreshments followed. Christmas Tea December 15 by Lodgepole homemaking girls taught by Martha Thoelcke. class projects, cookies, candies. mothers and teachers attended.
Jeanne Anderson, homecoming queen at Detroit Lakes High School last year, gave up the crown this year. Her sister Janice Anderson won the honor, keeping the crown in the family as Jeanne now attends Moorhead State College.
Jill Fine reports on a survey of 25 responses from Sidney High School seniors about the California band trip. The mix of band and nonband viewpoints covers joining motives, trip value, and whether band is overemphasized, with many praising the educational and community stakes and a few arguing limits on expectations.
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