Candid Comments on Viet Nam Crisis by SHS Students
SHS students Connie Holbrook and Susan Beyer explore Viet Nam's clash of democracy and communism. They urge informed youth action to defend democracy, discuss drafts and gender roles, and call students to learn American heritage and world affairs to preserve freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Holbrook
Susan Beyer
Viet Nam
America
England
Vicki Peters
United State
Rex Swanson
United States
Bill Dorwart
Sharon Meyer
United States of America
Trail Deadline Faces Editors and Yearbook Plan
The Trail staff prepares this year’s book with a fifty page final deadline of April 1. So far 32 pages cover football, sophomores, juniors and Homecoming. The remainder includes organization, senior, faculty, student life, Cotillion, Sweetheart, wrestling and basketball sections. Gayle Osborn is overall editor. Senior credits move to end of sections. Budget is about $3000, split between student activity funds and the school board.
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Trailstaff
Gayle Osborn
Historical novels illuminate life in the Old West
Mr. Elmer Hartman assigns American History students Westward development from 1870 to 1890. He cites authors Bess Streeter Aldrich, Mari Sandoz, Willa Cather, Owen Wister, Emer son Hough and paperbacks like Them Was the Days by Martha McGeown. Life magazine’s April and July 1959 issues feature How the West Was Won.
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Old West
Elmer Hartman
The
West
Hartman
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Mari Sandoz
Willa Cather
Owen Wister
Emerson Hough
Martha McGeown
Mr. Hartman
Life Magazine
Let Me Introduce by Karen Green
Karen Green introduces Kyle Mines, new SHS faculty member teaching eighth grade science and coaching varsity and junior varsity wrestling. A Oberlin, Kansas native, Mines earned a BS from Kansas State University and an MA from the University of Arizona. He and his wife with two children moved to Sidney from Johnstown, Colorado after eight years teaching elsewhere. His hobbies are athletics golf and fishing.
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Karen Green
SHS
Kyle Mines
Mines
Mr. Mines
Oberlin
Kansas
Kansas State University
University of Arizona
Sidney
Johnstown
Colorado
Sidney Hi Life prepared by journalism class
The Sidney Hi Life is a school publication produced by Sidney High School Journalism Class under the supervision of Mr. Jim Rundstrom, the instructor guiding the project.
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Sidney High School
Jim Rundstrom
One-Act Plays Set For March 8
Sidney High prepares three one act plays for March 8 in the high school auditorium free of charge. The works The Lottery The Necklace and The Open Window compete for a March 16 17 speech contest berth. Miss Gay Woodburn directs with crews listed for property make up publicity lights set building sound and costumes.
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Sidney High
Sidney
Gay Woodburn
Bobbette Bryant
Kris Curless
Connie Kuhns
Jerry Benzel
Pat Cox
Dee Hare
Camelia Haven
Sharon Meyer
Sue Fry
Gloria Morris
Diane Cruise
Connie Chaffee
John Frerichs
George Loaris
Tom Buecker
Herman Kyrkland
Eddie Matthews
Becky Ladine
February Month of Americanism Emphasized by Sidney High House
Sidney High School lawmakers led by Speaker Tom Nightengale designate February to foster Americanism. Ric Beese delivered a speech urging students to defend heritage, promote patriotism, and counter communism while honoring Lincoln and Washington in a nationwide display of school displays, speeches, and community outreach.
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Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Sidney High House of Representatives
Tom Nightengale
Toin
Sidney
Telegraph
KSID
Sidney Junior High
St. Patrick’s Academy
SHS
Ric Beese
House
Ric
House of Representatives
Sidney High School
America
Student Of The Week Rita Miller Profile
Rita Miller born April 16 1951 earns Student Of The Week honors at South Ward. She is a National Junior High Honor Society member and serves as Pep Club treasurer. Rita is in G A A and the band and attends St Luther League at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. She enjoys swimming and water skiing with brothers Merlyn Kent and Phil.
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Rita Miller
South Ward
Rita
Alvin Miller
G.A.A
St. Luther League of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Merlyn
Kent
Phil
Book Selections Now At Library
The fifteenth annual Books On Exhibit display is at Sidney High School Library sourced from Mount Kisco New York. The service offers 50 to 65 leading juvenile and trade publishers books across elementary to high school levels, with two exhibits yearly in three grade ranges. Approximately one thousand books are available to view, sponsored by state and county education departments.
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Sidney High School Library
Mount Kisco
New York
Oxford University Press
Random House
Patrowsky
Sidney High School
Becky Ladine 2nd Nationally In Shotput
Becky Ladine a Sidney High junior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Ladine earned second place in the Jr Olympics intermediate shot put national competition after district and state victories. She threw 35 feet 11 1 2 inches to set a state record and trains after school and on Saturdays. Becky competes in volleyball G A A Masque and Gavel Pep Club track and is active in the Sidney Youth Council and church. She plans to study physical education at the University of Nebraska or Colorado State University.
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Becky Ladine
Sidney High
Elmer Ladine
American Athletic Union
Scottsbluff
Bellvue
Becky
S.hs
Sidney
Sidney Youth Council
Methodist Church Choir
M.Y.F
Job
G.A.A
University of Nebraska
C.S.U
Kiddi Kandid: Sidney High Jr. profile
Charlene Greene highlights a Sidney High junior born June 20 1949 in Bridgeport Nebraska. He attended North Ward kindergarten through fourth grade East Ward for grades five and six and belongs to S Club Math Club Honor Society JV basketball and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. He enjoys Luther League and recalls pinning a clothespin on his dog’s ear as a child.
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Charlene Greene
Sidney High
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Kindergarden
North Ward
East Ward
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Order of St. John and Luther
Kiddi Kandid
Sidney Maroons Face Conference Tests In 1965-66 Finale
Sidney High teams head into a key weekend with basketball at Ogallala and Alliance after an idle week. The wrestling squad ends the year at state with champions Rich Slocum and multiple top placers, while Sidneys basketball lineup led by Dale Trude John McHenry and Steve Harlan aims for Lincoln playoffs. The Maroons previously beat North Platte 56-54 and nearly upset Alliance in overtime.
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Maroons
Ogallala
Varsity
Indians
Sidney Varsity
Alliance
Bulldogs
Sidney
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Lincoln
Dale Trude
John McHenry
Steve Harlan
Nebraska
Rich Slocum
Steve Slocumm
Rod Anderson
Omaha South
Omaha Ryan
Omaha Tech
State
Slocum
Steve Slocum
Anderson
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Smokey DeWeese
Jim Kaylor
Ray Kenton
Modern Problems class studies American religions
Students in Mr. Paul Sheaman's Modern Problems class are studying twenty six major American religions and nine major world faiths. They research in libraries and via local churches, presenting reports on groups such as Amish and Christian Science, focusing on understanding beliefs rather than indoctrination.
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Paul Sheaman
United States
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Sheaman
Sidney High Band to Present Winter Concert
The Sidney High School Band will host its annual winter concert on March 6, 1966 in the Jr High Auditorium. Under Duane Johnson, the program features selections from My Fair Lady, the Chester overture, and a trumpet trio with Nancy Von Forell, Henry Loebe, and Rich Henkel. The group will also prepare for the district music contest in Alliance April 21-23 after the concert.
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Sidney High School
Jr. High
Rose Bowl
Chester
William Schuman
Nancy von Forell
Henry Loebe
Rich Henkel
Duane Johnson
Alliance
Do-It-Yourself Phone Network Reaches Red Rock Area
In Lordsburg area north of Lordsburg New Mexico ranchers built a community telephone network serving 15 of 17 families. Residents completed $5 000 in labor to install $36 000 worth of telephone company equipment over 25 miles from Lordsburg.
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Lordsburg
Red Rock
Telephone Company
New Mexico
Free Lab Rules One Chem Lab Wednesday Schedule
Students in Virgil Winn's class conduct independent chemistry experiments each lab period under four safeguards. Each Monday a lab plan is submitted detailing the chosen experiment which must align with current material, be safe, feasible, and use store materials. Approved plans return for execution the next Wednesday.
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Virgil Winn
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Sidney Hi-Life
Sidney Telegraph
Rose Hochman
Kathy Curless
Eddie Mathews
Jerald Benzel
Cage Maroons
Steve Ham
Printing. Service
Telegraph Printing Company
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