Calendar of events and student notes for February to April
February 11 Chappell here J L McIntosh Chapel talk Lincoln Essay Contest February 15 Bayard there Dr Kahse Chapel talk February 17 18 19 Chadron Tournament February 22 Debate at Julesburg Half holiday Martin Dimery Chapel talk February 25 March 1 Potter here Debate Child Labor with Julesburg here March 3 4 Six weeks exams March 4 Kimball there March 10 11 12 State Basketball Tournament March 25 District Commercial contest April 15 Debate Tournament Chadron Seventh Grade Clara Ladine Floy Thayer Merna Brown Edna Royer Peulah Breyer Mr Baker Eighth Grade Ruth Betts Benjamin Scheckler Russell Ahrens Earl Young Nelson Sorden Miss White.
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Julesburg
Martin Dimery
High School Class of '28 Sees Members Enter Business World
Ada Gerard led the class in leaving for business, followed by Kathryn Livoni who joined the American Bank of Sidney. The Trail staff reassigns roles with Freda Thompson becoming editor-in-chief, Frances McDaniel and Helen Doran as associate editors. Frances handles Sunny-Side-Up and Helen Chapel notes, while Ellie Williams and Gwendolyn Jorgenson retain their posts.
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Ada Gerard
Kathryn Livoni
American Bank of Sidney
Sidney
Kathryn
Trail
Freda Thompson
Frances McDaniel
Helen Doran
Frances
Helen
Ellie Williams
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
High Five Semester Standing For Central School
A fragment lists semester standings across grades from seniors to seventh and eighth with names such as Harlin Kinton Elrie Williams and Marjorie Adam. It shows mixed figures and grades like 4-5 3-4 1-6 and 8-4, reflecting a school-wide tally of student standings.
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Harlin Kinton
Elrie Williams
Marjorie Adam
Paul Keahl
Freda Thompson
Viola Foster
Genestia Foster
High Fives East Ward Grades Three through Six
School records listing students with grades for three four five six across names including Patricia Schroeder Eugene Reker Lucille Hardy Douglas McManes Carol Millett Gordon Tobin Clara Mae Woodworth Bessie Hinek Elmer Ladine Ada Bell Helen Harper Lois Hardy Sam McCleneghan Roger Armstrong Doris Hieitz Jane Dimery Joan Bicknell Lillian Martin Keith Ericson Thomas Daniel Reta Walters. The list shows varied scores next to each name, with several entries containing unclear or erroneous digits.
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Gordon Tobin
Clara Mae Woodworth
Bessie Hinek
Elmer Ladine
Ada Bell
Helen Harper
Lois Hardy
Sam McCleneghan
Roger Armstrong
Doris Hieitz
Jane Dimery
Joan Bicknell
Lillian Martin
Keith Ericson
Thomas Daniel
Reta Walters
Girls' Glee Club Forms and Practices Updates
The Girls' Glee club organized Friday with about fifteen girls meeting to rehearse several on hand pieces. Mr Havlovic has ordered new music, and the group hopes for a public appearance in the near future.
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Glee Club
The Dollar Lesson for a Working Boy
A column advocates teaching boys the value of money through earning and saving. It compares a smooth plan to move dollars across oceans with practical lessons, urging boys to invest earnings in lasting, worthwhile things rather than fleeting toys.
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Atlantic
Pacific
New Student Billy Jordan Introduced At Assembly
Billy Jordan was introduced as a new student at our high school by Don Shipman during the morning assembly. He had been attending school in Portland for the past semester amid hopes of boosting school spirit. At noon a mass meeting, led by Principal Storkan, urged student cooperation to revive daily chapel programs. Dirie Williams, president of the student council, moved for a standing vote. support was nearly unanimous.
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Billy Jordan
Don Shipman
Billy
Portland
Storkan
Dirie Williams
Student Counel
Almos
Local Rally and Chapel Events Highlight Week
Hollis Kepler, Paul Kahl, Fred Vath, Grant Poole, Gwen Jorgenson and Katheryn Livoni presented strong points on the issue. A Tuesday rally supported the Bayard game and chapel program returns. Mrs Weymouth awarded football letters as the team gathered. Gwen Jorgenson led the chapel program on Friday with readings and music ending in a humorous recitation by Bee Duncan.
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Hollis Kepler
Paul Kahl
Fred Vath
Grant Poole
Gwen Jorgenson
Katheryn Livoni
Bayard
Mildred Houge
Helen Doran
Bee Duncan
Sidney Lads Spark Fast Passing Bayard Game
Sidney dominated Bayard with sharp passing and precise shooting as Kepler rebounded from a layoff to feed Poole Williams Thomas and Witters on fast breaks. E Williams and Ladine limited Bayard’s scoring to long shots while Sidney avoided fouls.
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Sidney
Bayard
Kepler
Kep
Poole
Q. Williams
Thomas
Witters
Bayard Stands Out With Strong Conference Win
Sidney netted extra points as Bayard played fast, tough basketball Tuesday Evening, proving among the conference’s best. Alliance, said to boast the school’s strongest team, was toppled weeks earlier by Bayard. Pep from backers and town business support buoyed the squad as they aim to sustain momentum.
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Sidney
Bayard
Alliance
Potterites trounce Sidney 33 to 9 in one sided game
Potter defeated Sidney 33 to 9 last Friday night at Potter as the Potter team dominated with height and speed. Coach Place said his squad was better than all year while Sidney struggled offensively and against Potter's defense. Chappell edged Kimball 12 to 11, and Sidney hosts Chappell tonight urging fan support.
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Potterites
Sidney
Potter
Weymouth
Chappell
Kimball
Funny Side Up Practice Makes Perfect Roc Joke
A humorous vignette where a child asks if he should eat dinner with a fork and a mother confirms. The joke contrasts a miser who saves every penny by frying bacon in lard and speaking through his nose to save his teeth, highlighting comic thrift and malapropisms.
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Roc
Whimsical exchanges on electricity and fate spark thoughts
In a playful exchange, Weldon and Grant joke about heaven and surprise endings while Doris M and Mr Weymouth remark on the wonders of electricity. The brief dialogue captures lighthearted reflections on timeouts, attire, afterlife, and invention with a casual newspaper voice.
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Doris M
Mr. Weymouth
Dalton Happenings Report On Local Medical Updates
Dr Roche and Dr Zarbaugh treat Sylvester Seymour for an impacted fracture of the left arm this week. Dr Hedlund notes his condition is serious and very low. Mrs Z N Allen leaves Pioneer Memorial hospital after treatments with her case greatly improved.
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Z. N. Allen
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Local Notes: Ills and Appointments in Sterling April 15
Mrs J S Gillman suffers another stroke of paralysis Evelyn Osborn contracts chickenpox Ernie Davison recovering from typhoid fever Nurse Miss Briggs leaves for Scottsbluff and Omaha Aston Blain opens new barber shop Joseph Vogler buys Iverson property and plans move C H Rowan resigns from Farmers State Bank to Gurley Bank Rowan to relocate Clarence Iverson assists in bank Dr Zarbaugh treats Edward Edwards rheumatism Nursery stock and landscaping services offered by B C Johnson Fiorist Sterling Colorado April 15
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J S Gillman
Evelyn Osborn
Ernie Davison
Miss Briggs
Scottsbluff
Omaha
Aston Blain
Joseph Vogler
C. H. Rowan
Farmers’ State Bank
Gurley
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Athletic Editor
J. L. McIntosh
Lincoln
Kahse
Chadron
Clara Ladine
Floy Thayer
Merna Brown
Edna Royer
Peulah Breyer
Mr. Baker
Ruth Betts
Benjamin Scheckler
Russell Ahrens
Earl Young
Nelson Sorden
Miss White
Lusinda Brauer
Mabie Foster
Taylor Daniel
Mabie Emerick
Lucille Waddell
Opal Kirkby
Sabina Morton
Virginia Adam
Lomila McCleneghan
Paul Kahi
Geneatia Foster
Virginia Johnson
Mona Livon
Gladys Ellsworth
Alfred Ladine
Central School
Elvira Martin
Mary Roth Lanmon
Mable Curless
Ina Mae Kinton
Marie Green
Miss Kieffe
Patricia Schroeder
Eugene Reker
Lucille Hardy
Douglas McManes
Carol Millett
Girls’ Glee Club
Scott
Funny Side UP
Weldon
Grant
Dalton
Red Crown
Dr. Zarbaugh
W. B. Edwards
Edward Edwards
B. C. Johnson
Fiorist
Sterling, Colorado
Gehrig-Wright
West Third Street
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