The Trail 1927 28 Debating Team Roster
The Trail lists the 1927 28 staff including pred a Thompson Virginia Daniel Paul Kahl Marjorie Adam Louis Miller Lomisa McCleneghan Helen Doran Kermit Moore Miss Ethel Fitzsimons Editor in Chief Associate Editor Chapel Editor Sunny Side Up Ag Notes Editor Funny Side Up Grade School Notes Athletic Editor Trail Sponsor Gwendolyn Jorgenson On the negative side are Lomila McCleneghan Marguerite Smith Loretta Osborn Other debate squad members include Henry Smith Aubrey Adams and George Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpreda Thompson
Virginia Daniel Paul Kahl
Marjorie Adam Louis Miller
Lomisa McCleneghan
Helen Doran
Kermit Moore
Ethel Fitzsimons
Sunny Side Up Ag-Notes
Funny Side Up
Trail
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Lomila McCleneghan
Marguerite Smith
Loretta Osborn
Henry Smith
Aubrey Adams
George Barker
March Schedule of School and Club Events
On March 21 P T A meeting. March 22 Sidney high school girls party. March 23 Wesleyan men's glee club at M E church. March 30 commercial contest at Scottsbluff.
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P.T. A
Sidney High School
Wesleyan Mens Glee Club
M. E. Church
Scottsbluff
Subdistrict contest events and local talks announced
Sid ney to host a subdistrict dramatic contest with date TBA. Scottsbluff hosts Western Nebraska commercial contest on March 30. Sidney to hold Western Nebraska high school music contest on April 27. Ideal Home essay contest ends March 30. Rev Welker, pastor of the Presbyterian church, addressed Sidney high school Tuesday, praising individual responsibility and expressing hope for another visit. Elaine Young joins Sidney high school senior class from Ravenna high school to pursue normal training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Western Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Rev. Welker
Presbyterian Church
Elaine Young
Sidney High School
Ravenna High School
S. H. S. Boys Attend Conference at Alliance
Five S. H. S. boys Keith Adams Aubrey Adams Paul Kahl Franklin Barger and Donald Jorgenson with Mr. Nielson of the agricultural department traveled to Alliance for the Western Nebraska Older Boys conference. Opening remarks by Paul Kahl and an inspirational address by L. C Oberlies were followed by a New York speaker C. C. Robinson. A basketball tournament featured Alliance Ger ing Chadron Hemingford and Sidney with Hemingford winning 7 to 6 over Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Aubrey Adams
Paul Kahl
Franklin Barger
Donald Jorgenson
Mr. Nielson
Agricultural Department
Alliance
Western Nebraska
L. C Oberlies
Abie
C. C. Robinson
New York City
Alliance High School
Gering
Chadron
Hemingford
Sidney
Debating Team Proposes Traits Over Subjects
Our debaters examined two questions before the assembly Tuesday morning. The first urged marking character traits in school over academic subjects with Marguerite Smith Robert Harper Byron Leonard on the affirmative and Leonard Jones Merriman Riggs Vernon Stiverson on the negative. The second asked Congress to submit a new child labor amendment to the states with Paul Kahl Kenneth Johnson on the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Smith
Robert Harper
Byron Leonard
Leonard Jones
Merriman Riggs
Vernon Stiverson
Congress
Paul Kahl
Kenneth Johnson
School Roster Aged Seniors Listed by Grade
All High School Freda Thompson 97 Loretta Osborn 96 Henry Smith 96 Irene Miller 95 Mable Emrick 95 Agnes Chambers 95 Kenneth Wright 95 Seniors Freda Thompson 97 Agnes Chambers 95 Mable Emrick 95 Kenneth Wright 95 Gwendoyn Jorgenson 93 Juniors Loretta Osborn 96 Lomila McCleneghan 94 Virginia Adam 94 Stuart Bush 94 Hazel Bales 93 Sophomores Virginia Johnson 94 Genestia Foster 93 Alfred Ladine 92 Mona Livoni 91 Elmer Fisher 89 Freshmen Henry Smith 96 Irene Miller 95 Lauree Lewis 93 Earl Young 92 Lola Lewis 91
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Thompson
Loretta Osborn
Henry Smith
Irene Miller
Mable Emrick
Agnes Chambers
Kenneth Wright
Gwendoyn Jorgenson
Lomila McCleneghan
Virginia Adam
Stuart Bush
Hazel Bales
Virginia Johnson
Genestia Foster
Alfred Ladine
Mona Livoni
Elmer Fisher
Lauree Lewis
Earl Young
Lola Lewis
Engagement Announced At Gamma Mu Upsilon Dinner
Willie Jones son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jones and Vera Harr daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Harr announced their engagement at the Gamma Mu Upsilon formal dinner on Saturday evening March 10 Mr Jones pursues electrical engineering at the state university and Miss Harr a Wesleyan freshman in business administration is a much loved member of the Gamma Mu Upsilon sorority The Wesleyan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Jones
Robert Jones
Vera Harr
F. J. Harr
Gamma Mu Upsilon
Jones
The
State University
Miss Harr
Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Trail notes praise and school experience echoes
The message from the Trail staff highlights Mable Emrick's help again in typing the issue and mentions editor Fred Thompson at S. H. S. It conveys a cheerful, community tone and recalls a teaching experience in rural schools shared by E. M. F. without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Emrick
Fred Thompson
Dear Old
Wheat experiments under artificial light boost maturation time
On Monday March 12 George Null reported wheat grown under artificial light matured in 13 weeks, far quicker than the usual five months. Bill Taylor cited a Washington estimate that 36.6 percent of the prior corn crop remains in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Null
Bill Taylor
Washington
Aggie Tractor Demonstration Reports Grow Interest
Reported at Dalton on Wednesday March 14 Aggie members watched a tractor demonstration featuring twelve tractors plowing six acres seven inches deep each. New automatic guidance stopped on rocks or furrow edges. Lincoln hosts the aggie contest April 26 and 27 with up to 250 expected from 31 schools. Hart-Parr led, John Deere first in its class, final judging pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jorgenson
Bill Jordan
Lincoln
Aggie
Dalton
John Deere
Local residents Mrs Dirks Miss White and Miss Ore baugh recover from serious flu
Mrs Dirks Miss White and Miss Ore baugh have recovered from a siege of flu severe enough to confine each to her home. The community expresses relief they are well and back with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dirks
Miss White
Miss Orebaugh
Knowing Doing Being Joseph Parker’s Devotional Call
The passage presents Joseph Parker urging knowledge of God’s world and self, then turning to action and character. It defines knowing, doing, and being as interdependent aims, with being as immortal and the ultimate end, while nature’s beauty frames the divine hand in creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker
Poem Fragments Reflected in Nature's Life Emblem
A literary fragment notes Nature as the emblem of tree life, praising its simple infinitely sweet essence. The lines hint at a poetically intimate view of life and nature, echoing Renaissance or Romantic sensibilities about growth and beauty.
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Nature T
Sidney High Students Named For Scotts Bluff Commercial Contest
Selected Sidney high students will represent the school in the commercial contest at Scotts Bluff on March 30. Penmanship: Helen Doran Virginia Johnson. Spelling: Helen Doran Fannabelle Zike. Typewriting: champion class Freda Thompson Erwin Hinrlehs Mable Emrick. Novice: Elizabeth Warr Helen Johnson Sabina Morton Shorthand: Geraldine Kennedy Elizabeth Harr Fannabelle Zike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High
Scottsbluff
Helen Doran
Virginia Johnson
Fannabelle Zike
Freda Thompson
Erwin Hinrlehs
Mable Emrick
Elizabeth Warr
Helen Johnson
Sabina Morton
Geraldine Kennedy
Elizabeth Harr
Fragments of schoolyard banter mix Poe and algebra
A witty exchange among students and teachers blends literary references with math jargon. Lines touch on Poe’s Raven, algebra roots, reverie and a clumsy run in. The dialogue also notes patriotic paren ts and an army store purchase, with a Civil War union suit as a humorous memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Daniel
Alie Baker
Sam
Sunol Items Highlight Local Visits and Flu Struggles
Mr and Mrs J W Billeter were in Sidney Saturday Roy Loney from Canon City Colo spent a week in Sunol delivering sermons at the Church of Christ Emil Englert shipped cattle to Omaha Saturday Mr and Mrs Emil Zalesky and family visited Sunol Saturday Mr and Mrs John Hornicek and family shopped in Sunol Saturday Many neighbors are suffering with flu Mr and Mrs E A Ruttner were Sidney shoppers Friday evening Dr R E Roche attended Mrs Williams at her Floyd Williams home who was ill Mrs Williams mother arrived Sunday evening for care Ernest Seeger was in Sunol Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Billeter
Sidney
Roy Loney
Canon City
Colo
Sunol
Church of Christ
Emil Englert
Omaha
Emil Zalesky
John Hornicek
E. A. Ruttner
R. E. Roche
Floyd Williams
Williams
Local notes on Sidney area residents and dairy ad
Frank Patlat planned a move to Wisconsin to pursue cattle buying after a business call in Sidney on Thursday Joy Warner of Minatare managed local interests on Monday. W W Craig works at the Demers store. George Barlow had tonsillectomy at Taylor hospital Saturday. Mr Williams drove to Sidney Friday. Leona Lindley stayed overnight at the G W Barlow home Saturday. 3 color ice cream bricks available in pints or quarts from The Farms Dairy telephone 324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patlat
Sidney
Joy Warner
Minatare
Wisconsin
W Craig
Demers
Taylor Hospital
Williams
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Nature
Pia
Mr. Weymouth
Poe
Raven
Fan Zike
Mr. Davis
Ed Busboom
Plain People of
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United States Senate
Spillman
United States
George Barlow
Leona Lindley
G W Barlow
U. S. A. Theatre
Uerney Wyncey
Shirley Mason
Richard Arlen
Abres GB Vranste
Bary
Crecher
Walter
Kathigen Witte
Vieennes
Paramount News and
Call OF the Cuckoo
Paramount News
Cooke
Kit Guard
Legionaires
Paris
Wm. F. Lewis
NMC Oee
Prince
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Banking House Conservation Fund
Guaranty Fund
State of
A. J. Jorgensen
R. F. Dedrick
J. L. Melniesh
V.-Pres
Geo. E. Taylor
LE. Armitage
Asst
Cashier
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