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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
4
Diane Tobin argues over whether SHS should impose limits on student offices and questions if the student body will engage. She says most students show apathy toward government work, risking abolition or reform, and urges individual responsibility to shape a strong, effective system. IT'S UP TO YOU.
A humorous column warns that a sweetheart will end a relationship a week after this Sunday for Valentine’s Day unless a heart shaped box of chocolates is given. It playfully notes the duration of the implied heartbreak and advises choosing affection or friendship over gifts for some.
The chart lists the top ten songs led by This Diamond Ring by Gary Lewis and the Playboys at number one. Other entries include Hold What You've Got by Joe Tex and Downtown by Petula Clark with various artists rounding out the ranking.
Sidney High reserves whittle down regular season with four games left after posting a 3-7 mark. Sam Rolls leads scoring with 74 points while Oskvarck 51 Gonzales 41 and Watson 39 pace the unit. Season scores and results against North Platte Cheyenne East Sterling Gering Chadron McCook Alliance Ogallala Kimball listed.
The subject born March 11, 1949, a sophomore and member of M. Y.F. S. Club Band and Eagle Scouts, leads a new Scrub Club as president with fishing and hunting hobbies. The piece recalls childhood friendliness and a humorous incident during a Christmas Cotillion involving a friend's father found in a bathtub.
Machinery at local cigarette plants can measure tobacco and form cigarettes at 1,700 per minute, performing papering, rolling, sealing, branding, and cutting to length. In Miami Beach, coconuts are harvested year round to prevent them from falling on pedestrians, not for sale.
Gary Harlan, eighth grader at Sidney Junior High, receives Student of the Week honors. He lives with parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harlan at 2245 Maple Street and has brothers Douglas 25 and Steve 16. Gary enjoys swimming hunting fishing and baseball and plays seventh and eighth grade basketball. He belongs to Boy Scouts Junior High Honor Society and the Presbyterian Church fellowship and leads the seventh and eighth grade band.
Ann describes arrival in Cordoba Argentina and life with Graciela and Luis. She details travel mix ups, school plans with twelve subjects, a nurse style uniform, warm climate, mountain setting, cooks and maids, and family hospitality. She asks Jehlaa to send slides and folk songs.
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington manufactures about $36 million in paper money each working day.
Sidney Highs Maroons defeated Kimball 63 to 47 in the Jr. High Gym on Saturday night led by a tough defense and balanced scoring after Kimball illnesses and rebounding advantage shifted momentum. Coaches say the win reflects a season goal of grateful teamwork.
Read details for Gering Scottsbluff and Sr. High activities including Varsity Wrestling at 7:30 and 6:15/8:00 basketball, Girls Volleyball 1:00, band concert 3:00, National Honor Society events 3:00, F.H.A. 3:00, G.A.A. 7:30, Masque & Gavel 3:00, pep club 3:00, wrestling tournament all day, and State Wrestling Tournament at Lincoln.
Roma Briggs from Geelong Australia shares contrasts between Australian and American high schools. She notes math and science structures, exams, grading, and extracurriculars while describing climate and driving differences and her hopes for science career.
Roland Englebright, biology instructor pictured with his son, has a long Army career of twenty years. He started in horse cavalry, then moved to armored divisions driving tanks. He served in England, France, Luxembourg, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Austria, Japan, and Okinawa. A Banner County High School and University of Illinois graduate, he chose teaching biology. He and wife Dorothy have daughters Jeri 22 and Teri 7, and son Gary 16.
The 14th Annual Exhibit of new library books will run February 8 to February 12 in the Sidney High School library for faculty. This is the second section of the exhibit following an earlier fall display. Teachers will view a collection from the new additions.
A list outlines 255 books covering topics such as problems of today history science mathematics religion literature arts and crafts sports and hobbies. Teachers will select titles most useful for their department to guide study and reference.
The Masque and Gavel club at Sidney High promotes theater knowledge through plays skits and readings. Members aid the speech department attend contests and sometimes assist Panhandle Players. New members join by earning 50 points through various theater tasks and endure a dawn initiation breakfast with sponsor Mr. Dale Butler.
The January five minute dictation test in Gregg shorthand was given to Mrs. Winn's classes. Connie Schnell and Lynn Robinson passed the 100 word per minute test in the two year class. Sharon Wilson Judy Houser Janis Deaver Nancy Hiett Kay Pattison passed the 60 word per minute test in the one year class. Gayle Smith Genevie Gallardo previously passed 100 wpm and Shirley Cobb passed 80 wpm. Each earned a pin for error-free performance.
Athens reports play cards now produced in the United Arab Republic with the first 100000 of a 600000 deck order sold in shops. The government maintains a monopoly on playing cards and previously printed all decks domestically in Greece under a state program.
The Yugoslav National Airline flew a group of 40 air scared applicants to Dubrovnik and back to prove flying is pleasant. Five thousand applications were received for the initiative and only one of the selected travelers did not board.
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