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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
12
The Sidney Telegraph invites teen and adult readers to contribute news pictures and letters for the Teen Age Page. Submissions may be edited or omitted at the editor’s discretion, and should be sent to Teen Age Page, The Sidney Telegraph, Box 219, Sidney, Nebraska 69162.
A Telegraph survey of Sidney High and St. Pat’s students gathers many youth definitions of a real friend. Responses center on trust, confidentiality, loyalty, and support through troubles. Notable quotes name Pat Covell Rodney Coupens Mary Rea Steve Banks Janis Deaver Rob Rauner Annette Kallhoff and others. The piece cites Henry Adams on friendship as a benchmark.
GILBERT'S What Young People Think surveys teens on lunar flight. About a third would risk a first moon landing, 68 percent refuse, 30 percent say yes. Boys 38 percent, girls 27 percent. If first landing succeeds, 54 percent would go later. girls and boys split yes similarly. 69 percent favor landing Americans on the moon, 20 percent oppose. Read quotes from Jeannie Whitey, Carl Spetz, Nancy Slatlin, Mary Chronister, David O’Hara, Tim Griffin, Ellen Livingston, Marlene Zychowicz, George Angelo, and Teresa Sarno.
Leslie J. Nason advises high school seniors to visit campuses ahead of time to assess people programs and facilities. Prepare by rereading catalogs, reviewing transcripts, and requesting appointments. Bring parents if possible and focus interviews on majors admissions and financial aid options.
Kimball County High School junior Steve Gilliland, son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Gilliland, won the District Voice of Democracy contest. Winners were judged at KSID in Sidney with second place going to Susan Beyer of Sidney High and third to Edwin M Wilkinson of Morrill. The state judging is in Kearney January 22 with a Washington DC trip and $5000 top prize at nationals.
Lodgepole alumni met Lodgepole High School Panthers on December 30 1965 with soap per admission. LPHS teams split wins as volleyball dominated alumnae and basketball edged 51 48. January calendar lists LPHS events and congratulates Sidney Maroon Band for Roses Parade participation in California.
Madison students enroll in the Scientific Evaluation of Compatibility Service run by graduate students Glenn Weisfeld and Michael Rappaport. Applicants pay a dollar and complete date-a-forms with subjective questions to pair couples. Weisfeld says human judgment is essential to find the right match. The form warns that cheating will lead to being matched with another cheater.
The piece covers top record hits like The Beatles We Can Work It Out and Day Tripper and lists charts entries from artists such as the Rolling Stones Simon & Garfunkel and Herman's Hermits. It also notes three major high school football rule changes adopted for 1966 by the National Alliance Football Rules Committee in Scottsdale Arizona and outlines timing and coaching box provisions.
Four finger signals or four taps indicate distress in underwater work. Tuareg desert warriors, once migrants in the southern Sahara, now operate at the French atomic installation in In Ekker Niger.
In a December 3 letter, Nancy Knicely describes a Henley Beach Rotary Club sponsored stay on Kangaroo Island. She details a modest “shack” life, fresh water via rain barrels, and a shore fishing day catching snappers and a shark, with Mr L assisting and Anita bringing in the big catch. Nancy resides with the Lightburn family while excelling in school. her teacher praises her adaptable, popular turnout and mature, gracious demeanour.
Nebraska colleges and universities will receive 544 851 in fall 1966 under the Educational Opportunity Grants Program for undergraduates with exceptional need. Grants range 200 to 800 annually and may not exceed half of total aid. the program also broadens eligibility for the College Work-Study program to all students needing work to pay college expenses.
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