Chapel talk and exams on campus events list
March 2 chapel talk by Rev. W. T. Kahne. March 3 assembly singing. March 4 six weeks exams. March 6 six weeks exams.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
7
March 2 chapel talk by Rev. W. T. Kahne. March 3 assembly singing. March 4 six weeks exams. March 6 six weeks exams.
The following list shows the names of students who achieved a perfect score in spelling for the week. Oval Friginus, Mable Foster, Robert McDaniel, Freda Thompson, Helen Reed, Clara Hemmer, Frances Greer, Jia Davis, Beany Wilters, Kait Smather, Chitford Ivernon, Joe Bartholomew, Frieda Siedow, Viola Foeter, Fanny Snydere, Eirle Willisens, Lillian Hostetler, Eunice Babb, Natale Buthetus, Arwis Hinricha, Virll Ely, Harold Thompson, Ada Nelson, Irene Brooks, Dorothy Irwin, Elisabeth Hart, Dorothy Garey, Agnes Qutter, Arthur Bike, Louis George, Martin Bell, Lyle Rabe, Katie Sheldon, Rowena Schiller, Delores Frankeberger, Estella Oberg, Eugene Davis, Esther Shaw, Florence Shaw.
A weekly senior class record recounts disappointment over insufficient funds for the annual and looming treasury transfer. It praises Potter as a strong opponent, notes Hollis K. announced a call for all paid annual money, mentions a meeting and sneak day laws, and reports a large turnout at the final game of the season.
A senior class meeting outlined thesis requirements including a 930 to 1500 word subject chosen and approved by March 15, with drafts due April 15 and final by May 3. Two typewritten copies go to the adviser, who files one with Miss Schlichting for proofreading and then to the superintendent for approval by May 10. Faculty advisors are listed, and Senior Speak Day bulletin items began with the president of the Senior class.
The Sidney Maroon and Black basketball team defeated Potter 14 to 9 on Potter’s floor then lost to Chappell 17 to 7 in a dull game. The Potter win featured a late scoring surge by Sidney as Kimball led a small cheering contingent. Overconfidence after the Potter victory contributed to the weak showing against Chappell, marking a week of upsets for the team.
The group will seek approval from the superintendent at least two days before the trip. It will last one day, stay within 75 miles of Sidney, and include a mother of a Senior girl as a chaperon. Mixed crowds are allowed only with a chaperon in each car. otherwise boys ride with boys and girls with girls. Seniors must comply with chaperon requests. A play is planned and a committee will select it.
February 10 meeting notes show absences and a review of the honesty system with no major issues found. Recommendations approved include notifying student athletes of delinquencies two days before a game and removing players from practice to complete work. Senior sneak day rules were discussed with some protest, council endorsing a one day sneak day concept.
A meeting on February 17 discussed abolishing strict rules during exams. Students opposed limits on freedom, urging a petition to recall them. The student council gave a six week grace period to study and prepare, or regular classes would resume during exams. A dispute over assembly dismissal methods remained unresolved. Mr Stokan offered to help if the council proposed a new approach.
Monday through Thursday记录 reveals student efforts to study and curiosity about a new club. Mr Storkan announces Bolshevik club for students with poor departmental performance, limiting participation in other clubs. Dorothy Garey achieves perfect hundred once, with only one student hitting that mark previously.
The piece features a viceroy’s praise of Doctor Jackson and a jokey wartime exchange about a “coon hunt” and arithmetic bugs. A punchline contrasts a Chinese cook’s language with broken English, ending with a page 10 continuation note.
Sidney High School will not publish an annual for 1925 or 1926 due to insufficient funds. Late start prevented raising money. contracts with advertisers will be void. organizers hope to plan earlier next year to publish an annual.
An ode praises a horse as a wondrous, self-starting machine with no buttons, gears, licenses or gas bills. The verse notes faultless tubes and spark plugs, a reliable motor, timeless frame, and few wants, celebrating enduring simplicity and freedom from modern automotive woes.
In 1910 11 a plague ravaged northern Manchuria driving hundreds to flee by train toward Monkden. Dr Arthur Jackson, 26, bravely examined arrivals despite fatal risk, treating many patients over ten grueling days. He fell ill and died, yet the native population honored his sacrifice.
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