Trail Marjorie Adam Editor in Chief and staff list
A compact staff roster lists positions such as editor in chief Elizabeth Harr and assistant editor Loretta Osborn, with roles including personals editor Virginia Johnson convocation Gelen Zalesky and various ward notes and notes on agriculture and music box in a school or community publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Adam
Elizabeth Harr
Loretta Osborn
Virginia Johnson
Gelen Zalesky
Donald Baker
Ee East Ward
Lloyd Miller
Helen Doran
Earl Young
Sidney High School News Mixes Spirit and Involvement
A Sidney High School bulletin stresses true school spirit as welfare for the school, urging student participation beyond athletics. Notes describe sewing class projects, dress exhibitions, exchange papers from other schools, a radio installed for inaugural ceremonies, upcoming exams, and visits from former students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jordan
Jordan
Math Club Meets Again Teas Bridge Evening
The Mathematics club resumed its bi monthly meetings last Tuesday evening. It is hoped new interest will be shown in this organization. The evening was spent in playing bridge, after which refreshments were served by Loretta Osborn and Elizabeth Harr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Osborn
Elizabeth Harr
Scottsbluff Boys Band Concert Pleases Sidney Audience
The Scottsbluff boys band gave a pleasing concert at the U S A theater Friday night. Brought to Sidney by music supervisor Mr. McCormack to organize a Sidney band. The concert was greatly enjoyed and there is hope Sidney may soon boast a band as good as Scottsbluff.
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Scottsbluff Boys
U.S. A
Sidney
McCormack
Scottsbluff
Arthur Zike Wins $100 Union Pacific Agriculture Scholarship
Arthur Zike, senior and vocational agriculture student, received a $100 scholarship from Union Pacific for excellence in agriculture. The award may fund a full term agriculture course at the University of Nebraska. Sidney High School congratulates him on the achievement.
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Arthur Zike
Union Pacific Railroad
University of Nebraska
The Big Mogul and Other Works List
A fragmented catalog lists titles and authors including The Big Mogul Mr Weymouth The Understanding Heart Mrs Mantor Red Hair Lewellyn Nelson The Sheik Bill Jordan The Woman Haters Dyke Brew The Ramblin Kid Paul Kahl Her Man Wilmena Kennedy My Best Girl Lawrence Portrey One Increasing Purpose Donald Jorgenson The Perennial Bachelor Al Ladine Man Size Merriman Riggs The Hawk Eye Mr Black Her Prairie Knight Katherine Gra.
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Mr. Weymouth
Mrs. Mantor
Lewellyn Nelson
Bill Jordan
Dyke & Brew
Paul Kahl
Wilmena Kennedy
Lawrence Portrey
Donald Jorgenson
al Ladine
Merriman Riggs
Mr. Black
Katherine Gra
Hanson speaks on overland trails at Nebraska history gathering
J F Hanson of Fremont, president of the Nebraska State Historical Society, addressed the group about the overland trails this week. Attendees enjoyed the talk, noting familiarity with some trails and reflecting on imagining life in a less civilized era.
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J. F. Hanson
Fremont
Nebraska State Historical Society
Local events noted at familiar sites
A brief report states that certain happenings occurred at locations well known to residents. The piece emphasizes recognized venues and recurring settings, underscoring familiarity and community relevance.
Social Weekend Visits Bring Local News
Miss Lute spent the weekend visiting at her Denver home. Miss Clarke and Miss Pilger also traveled to Denver for the weekend. Miss Gillette visited her mother in a hospital in Kearney. Elinor Hart, recently enrolled at S. H. S., has dropped her studies there.
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Miss Lute
Denver
Miss Clarke
Miss Pilger
Miss Gillette
Kearney
Elinor Hart
W. A. T. C. Club Organized for Typing Tests
Miss Abbott, a commercial teacher, organized a W A T C Club last week. Members are chosen weekly by speed tests with fewest errors, from two in the advanced class and four in the beginners class. Last week’s advanced members were Helen Johnson and Ruth Karvanek, with Opal Birkby as honorable mention. Beginners were Virginia Johnson Varena Laird Virginia Adam and Glenis Pearson, with Elizabeth Couch as honorable mention.
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Abbott
Helen Johnson
Ruth Karvanek
Opal Birkby
Virginia Johnson
Varena Laird
Virginia Adam
Glenis Pearson
Elizabeth Couch
Kindergarten Study and Student Movements Reported
Theola Ann Morgan moves away from Central ward kindergarten as the class observes Dutch culture. Claire Ericson enjoyed a three day visit to Kearney. Second grade students led by Theola Ann Morgan receive their first Palmer method award pins, while Wanda Hart moves to Colorado for schooling and Vera Wilkins returns after a two month illness.
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Theola Ann Morgan
Kendergarten
Claire Ericson
Kearney
Hazel Masse
Robert Robinson
Mickey Green
Virgil Heng
Stuart Russell
Earl Averman
Dean Wright
Beatrice Tompkins
Betty Jane Ledbetter
Bill Tewell
Vergle Atkins
Loraine Wright
Virginia Walker
Loring Tobler
Marlowe Appel
Jeannette Jones
Roy Hutchinson
Rolland Barley
Clarence Couch
Kenneth Bowman
Douglas Martin
Ada Schulz
Mary Smith
Percy Leonard
Amy Stark
Leona Harper
Wanda Hart
Colorado
Vera Wilkins
Freshman Tales and Freshie Nicknames at School
A lighthearted exchange unfolds as a freshman endures a cold and sniffs while a teacher reacts. Bill asks for a handkerchief. replies that his mother won’t lend to strangers. A playful gauge of school life follows with giggles and nicknames such as Flannel.
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Bill * Se
Bill
Weyerts News Brevity From Community Notices
Mr and Mrs Herman Bruns and family visited Henry Block on Monday night. Pearl Folkerts spent an all day visit at Weyerts school on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs F G Bauer and family called at John F Folkerts home Monday night. Mr and Mrs F G Bauer drove to Amherst Tuesday and back Wednesday. Sunday afternoon guests at Otto Rahe s were Beulah Hume Garbart Thurow Orville and Elda Hume and Carl
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Herman Bruns
Henry Block
Pearl Folkerts
Weyerts School
F G. Bauer
John F. Folkerts
F. G. Bauer
Amherst
Otto Rahe
Beulah Hume
Garbart Thurow
Orville
Elda Hume
Carl
Community Notes From Amherst Area
Busboom George Buss and Raymond Busboom and Mr and Mrs Henry Block with sons Donald and Myron drove to Gothenburg from Thursday to Monday. Frank Rogers ate supper at the Busboom home Friday. Edith Volkman went to Gurley to work Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Hargens visit Abbe Bruns before moving to Montana. Pete Hume returned Sunday from a failed trip to Arizona due to road conditions. Art Larson hosted the I H club Thursday evening. Hadda Hadden spent Sunday with Richard Bartling. William Bauer and daughter Carlena, John Weyerts and daughter Donelda, and Pauline Dykman of Amherst were guests at the Fred Bauer home. F G Bauer helped Harm Hippen dress chickens Monday. Kord Dykman and children, Carl Smith and daughter, and Fred Smith were guests at the Fred Bauer home Saturday. John F Folkerts and family were invited but had a flat tire on the way.
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Henry Block
Donald and
Myron
Gothenburg
Frank Rogers
Busboom
Edith Volkman
Gurley
Albert Hargens
Abbe Bruns
Montana
Pete Hume
Arizona
Art Larson
I. H. Club
Hadda Hadden
Richard Bartling
William Bauer
Carlena
John Weyerts
Donelda
Pauline Dykman
Amherst
Fred Bauer
F. G. Bauer
Kord Dykman
Carl Smith
Fred Smith
John F. Folkerts
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