Abundant SHS Scholarships Aid Students
The article lists numerous scholarships available to SHS students including the University of Nebraska Regent's Scholarship worth 204 dollars, the Sidney Educators Club and Sidney PTA awards, Chadron State College tuition support, and several business, nursing, agriculture, and random scholarships. It notes application deadlines and criteria such as class rank leadership and citizenship.
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SHS
Tom Edwards
University of Nebraska Regent’s
Sidney Educators Club
Future Teachers of America
Sidney Pta
Chadron State College
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Institute of Sidney
Business Institute
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Charles Deaver
Students Cadet Teaching At Sidney High
Four cadet teachers from Chadron State College will guest teach at Sidney High School for eight weeks. Barbara Brauer from Peetz Colorado will work with Mrs Vergal Winn in the business department. Daryl Dedik of Potter will join Mr Don Burrows in Industrial Arts and Drivers Education. Floyd of Mullen will assist Mrs Charles Everett in Art. Roland Englebright will supervise biology with Mr Charles Staetz of North Platte.
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SHS
Chadron State College
Barbara Brauer
Peetz
Colorado
Vergal A. Winn
Daryl De=dic
Potter
Don Burrows
Floyd
Mullen
Charles Everitt
Roland Englebright
Charles Staetz
North Platte
Shorthand II classes show speed gains and tests
In the senior shorthand II class most girls have passed 80 to 90 wpm dictations with several at 110 or 120 wpm and many passing 80 to 90 wpm mailable tests. The faster speeds will be pursued in the last quarter. The Shorthands class near 60 wpm with some at 70 or 80 wpm. March Official Dictation Tests are planned for the week of March 28. Correspondence Filing and Typing I focus on manuscripts and business letters.
Hi-Life Staff Names Listing
The note lists staff members including James Rundstrom advisor Connie Holbrook editor Rita Blome Cathy Brening Deanna Clarkson Janice Griffiths Kathy Hall Dean Hyde Jim Johnson Irene Keiper Colleen Mintken Janet Mitchell Jan Gell Suzie Janda Connie Kuhns Mary Prester Alma Sullivan Deanne Theis Teresa Tucker Rita Underdown Cindy Wolf and June Zwickl.
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James Rundstrom
Connie Holbrook
Rita Blome
Cathy Brening
Deanna Clarkson
Janice Griffiths
Kathy Hall
Dean Hyde
Jim Johnson
Irene Keiper
Coleen Mintken
Janet Mitchell
Jan Gell
Suzie Janda
Connie Kuhns
Mary Prester
Alma Sullivan
Deanne Theis
Teresa Tucker
Rita Underdown
Cindy Wolf
June Zwickl
Tiny Tot Born in Stuart Heads Toward Sid ney Move
A blonde curly haired tiny tot born July 31 1949 in Stuart Nebraska is a senior and recently moved from Sterling Colorado to Sidney eleven years ago. He enjoys football and babysitting his eleven year old twin sisters. He is involved with S Club and Vica. last week's tiny tot Judy Benzel was named by Ken Childers Jackie Kurz and Judy Tolles.
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Tiny Tot
Stuart
Nebra
Sterling
Colorado
Sidney
S Club
Vica
Judy Benzel
Ken Childers
Jackie Kurz
Judy Tolles
Sidney High Speech Team Shines at Chadron Fest
At the District Speech Festival in Chadron on March 16, Sidney High students earned four superior and three excellent ratings. Bobbette Bryant won best actress for Lenora in Seven Women, with Jill Jackson also earning two superiors. Others included Pam Himes, Steve Anderson, Jerald Benzel, Janet Mitchell, Cathy Brenning, Lynn DeMers, Coleen Mintken, Cynthia Schmale, and Tammy Schilreff. John Emerson directed and accompanied the group.
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Chadron
Sidney High
Bobbette Bryant
Lenora
Bobbette
Pam Himes
Steve Anderson
Jerald Benzel
Janet Mitchell
Cathy Brenning
Jill Jackson
Lynn DeMers
Coleen Mintken
Cynthia Schmale
Tammy Schilreff
John Emerson
Easter Egg Meaning and Traditions Across Ages
The piece explains Easter origins from the Jewish calendar and the Christian week of Passover. It notes Easter timing between March 22 and April 25 and links eggs to resurrection symbolism. It mentions the goddess Eastre and traditions like new clothes and eggs as spring customs.
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Jerusalem
Dess
Eastre
Christ
Inservice Day Set for April 3 at Sidney High
Teachers will hold an inservice day Monday April 3 to discuss accreditation committee suggestions that renewed Sidney High's AA rating. The aim is to decide how many recommendations can be integrated into the Sidney High curriculum. Mr Glen Schafer chairman of the state education department will speak. School will not be in session.
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Sidney High
Glen Schafer
State Education Department
Advice Shared And Tested In Sidney Band Clinic
In a reflection on giving advice and learning from it, Sidney hosts a western Nebraska class A band clinic March 30 31 with Frank Baird University of Colorado band director planning two hour rehearsals. About 20 members from Sidney Gering Kimball Scottsbluff and Alliance will rehearse April 1 in Alliance for a final concert. Read as a human-interest note on college level music education.
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Western Nebraska
Frank Baird
University of Colorado
Sidney
Kathy Owen
Debi Thayer
Nancy Meier
Connie Chaffee
Linda Abrams
Jeanie Olsen
Janie Oliverius
Jim Ellison
Rita Underdown
Cynthia Schmale
Henry Loebe
Ric Reese
Ellis Vaughn
Penny Pedersen
Rose Hochman
Cheryl McHenry
Tom Edwards
John Lindell
Bob Hos
Sle
Connie Fleenor
Barb Christ
Sidney, Gering, Kimball, Scottsbluff and
Alliance
U N Leading Choice Of Future Graduates
A survey of 113 SHS seniors shows 65 percent plan to further education with 24 choosing the University of Nebraska. Kearney State College is next with 17, Wyoming 6, Colorado State 4, Chadron State 5, and 16 attend various outstate colleges. 9 percent undecided, 3 percent seek steady work, 3 percent enlist, 2 percent plan to do nothing.
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Suzie Jand
SHS
University of Nebraska
Kearney State College
University of Wyoming
Colorado State University
Chadron State College
Business, Beauty and Trade
Sidney Business Institute
Sidney Beauty Academy
Milford Vocational Technical School
Freshmen Administrat ion Conference Held Across Neb colleges
Nebraska colleges including Kearney Chadron and the University of Nebraska hosted Freshmen Administration Conferences on March 16. Seventeen SHS students attended University visits with high school principals to review social and academic performance. Principals report freshmen keep their high school grade level and urge future students to study hard as the key to success.
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Nebraska
Kearney
Chadron
University of Nebraska
SHS
Eleven SHS Students Tour Nebraska Capitol
Eleven SHS junior and senior high students visited Lincoln on March 15 and 16 to observe the unicameral legislature. The group met Governor Tiemann, toured the University of Nebraska campus and Capitol, attended sessions and committee hearings, and explored area museums with sponsors Mr. Elmer Hartmann and Mr. Dick Osterday.
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Tiemann
Nebraska
Lincoln
SHS
Capitol
Daryl Johnson
Lin Abrams
Ellis Vaughn
Lars Kamp
Janis Gell
Jeanette Jones
Kathy Chaffee
Bill Fankhauser
Matt Janda
Rece Elsen
Richard Walsh
SHS golf squad has new coach Gene Torczon
Three returning lettermen lead the 1967 SHS golf squad under new head coach Gene Torczon. Seniors Bob Tobin and Kent Brauer plus juniors Jim Ellison and Billy Christ compete among 24 tryouts as the team trains for season openers at North Platte on April 7 and Alliance on April 8.
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SHS Golf Squad
Gene Torczon
Bob Tobin
Jim Ellison
Billy Christ
Torceron
North Platte
Alliance
Ken McKay
Kent Brauer
Larry McCaslin
Lee Goodwin
Rich Slocum
Don Sutton
Steve Leinemann
Tom Welch
Elliot Noteboom
David Nienehaeser
Stan Ackerson
Ellis Vaughn
Jim Countryman
Charlie Yester
Bruce Outright
Tom Atkins
Wayne Cornelius
Ric Schmidt
David McCumber
Larry Wilcox
Scientists Tour Colorado State Science Program Trip
Members of Sidney High School Science Club will visit Fort Collins Colorado on April 5 to tour Colorado State University. They will tour the veterinary and science departments on the main campus learning about medicine biology chemistry and physics and then visit the foothills campus to see a wind tunnel. About 15 members are expected to make the bus trip.
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Sidney High
Fort Collins
Colorado
Colorado State University
Foothills
John Seidel Leads Maroon Cagers With Stellar 1966-67 Stats
John Seidel, a 6-4 junior, finishes the 1966-67 season as leading Maroon cager. He piled 260 points 240 rebounds and 34 blocks in 17 games with a best 28 points 21 rebounds game against Ogallala. Seidel hit 76 of 103 free throws for .736 and earned unanimous All Western Conference honors plus two Star of the Week awards from Scottsbluff Star Herald.
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John Seidel
John
Ogallala
Seidel
Maroon
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Star-Herald
Yearbook Staff Faces Deadline for 66-67 Trail
The SHS Journalism Department prepares the 66-67 Trail with 150 pages after two deadlines. December finished 25 pages including Homecoming royalty. April adds sophomore pictures and spring activities. final deadline in early June covers prom graduation and all spring events. Journalism II leads Sidney Hi-Life to meet the deadline.
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SHS
Sidney Hi-Life
Journalism II
Auxiliary Chooses Geu and Schou As SHS Staters
Sidney High School selects Janis Geu and John Schou as Girls and Boys Staters from the junior class. They were chosen from five girls and five boys after B averages and interviews by American Legion Auxiliary and Rotary representatives. Geu and Schou express pride and anticipation of Lincoln trip and government learning.
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Geu
Schou
Bovy
SHS
Janis Geu
Earl Geu
John Schou
John H.schou
Debbie Thayer
Sharon Stately
Bobbette Bryant
DeAnne Geu
Jim Countryman
Bruce Luehrs
John Ceidel
Ellis Vaughn
American Legion Auxiliary
Rotary
Janis Gell
John Scholl
Sidney High
Senior Spotlight profiles Tobin and Lewis in golf and cheer
Features on Linda Lewis and Bob Tobin highlight their senior year achievements and plans. Lewis, daughter of Ancel and Linda Lewis, recalls cheerleading memories and goals to attend the University of Nebraska. Tobin, son of Gordon and Tobin, discusses his sub par 68 round, state tournament trip, and aims to study medicine while pursuing golf.
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Bob Tobin
Linda Lewis
Linda
Ancel Lewis
North Ward
Central
Bob
SHS
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