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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
4
The article explains class rank as a GPA comparison within a class, with grades from A to F and no plus or minus. It notes nonacademic courses and double counting for two-period classes, cites support and opposition, and says students can ask the guidance office for their rank.
About 15 seniors serve as teacher aides at grade schools and the high school, earning ten hours credit after applying in the guidance office. Teachers report aides are helpful, students and aides get along, and duties include papers, reading and math help, and bulletin boards. Some teachers favor more than one aide daily. others worry about underclassmen.
The subject born February 12, 1957 attended South Ward Elementary then Kimball before returning to Sidney for Junior High and is now a Sidney High senior. He has two years of football one year golf and three years basketball and pursues hunting and cards as hobbies. He attends Holy Trinity Church and has several nicknames. last issue featured Chuck Borcher.
Sharon Levin details a chaotic 11 am chemistry period in SHS room 203 with 21 juniors and seniors rushing to finish a lab. The class rings with sizzling burners, calls to the instructor, and anxious banter as students redo calculations and seek proper procedure before the bell.
The Sidney Hi-Life from the Sidney Telegraph credits the Journalism Department of Sidney High School. The page lists editors and staff including Susan Luehrs Jane Matzke Larry Olson Wendy Patten Jeff Peetz Rick Rush Amy Lenzen Barb Glassburn Janet Bauer Brenda Clark Sam Cunningham Tom Geu Debbie Gordon Susan Hendee Scott Hinrichs Mark Johnson Karen Kuhns Sharon Levin Doug Loghry Terry Meisenbach.
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