Book club picks Marathon Man and The Choirboys
Ken Franzen reviews Marathon Man by William Goldman and The Choirboys. He notes Marathon Man’s thriller plot and dual characters Levy and Scylla, plus connections across the story. He sees The Choirboys as a cop memoir with tension and strong themes, but questions its impact.
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Marathon Man
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William Goldman
Levy
Babe
Scylla
Los Agneses
MacArthur Park
Sidney High Band Hosts Midwinter Winter Concert
The Sidney High School band, led by Mike Lewis, performed its annual Midwinter Concert at the Jr High Auditorium. The program featured Sousa and Bicen tennial March, Reed sacred suite and Jubilant Overture, Nelhybel Chorale, Jenkins American Overture, Purcell Battle Symphony arrangement, and a Sounds of Disco medley. Soloists included Nancy Allison, Kathy Anderson, Leigh Ann Brumfield, Stuart Fankhauser, Colleen Gable, Dean Jones, and Lila Studnicka, with Larry Tow on drums. Lewis praised the performance and noted upcoming District Music Contest on April 21 and 22.
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Jr. High Auditoriu
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Mike Lewis
John Philip
Bill Holcombe
Nancy Allison
Kathy Anderson
Leigh Ann Brumfield
Stuart Fankhauser
Colleen Gable
Dean Jones
Lila Studnicka
Anderson
Brumfield
Larry Tow
Student on the Street asks if Carter is down to earth
Hi-Life debuts a new feature querying ten Sidney High seniors on President Carter. Responses show mixed views on his relatability, religion, and policy, with some students praising his humility and others criticizing his short tenure and leadership amidst Cold War concerns.
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Bonnie Babcock
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President Carter
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White House
Silk screen art club screens club symbol on shirts
The Art Club, led by Mrs Mildred Elwell, continues silk screening projects to place the club symbol on t shirts and craft own designs. After about two more meetings the group will switch to other projects. Sophomore class rings arrived February 3, the earliest in years, delighting students and governor John OHolleran who cited a quicker, more valuable delivery than last year. A Rolling Stone review of Elton John s Blue Moves praises orchestration and Taupin lyrics but notes one overlong track Bite Your Lip. Joni Mitchell s Hejira is hailed for themes of constant travel through vivid road life scenes and travel imagery such as Refuge of the Roads Amelia and Black Crow.
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Mildred Elwell
John O’holleran
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Rolling Stone
Elton John
Blue Moves
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Benny and
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One Horse Town
Cage
Edith Piaf
Taupin
Joni Mitchell
Mitchell
Amelia Earhart
Amelia
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