SHS Fashion Revue Show Highlights Student Clubs
SHS Distributive Education and Future Homemakers clubs presented a style show on Saturday March 21 at Lee's Department Store in the store fashion center. A large crowd viewed sportswear casual wear and dress fashions with Pat Mahaffey introducing each outfit. Models included Slenda Printz Candy Holbrook Winnie Swanson Karen Jeppesen Wanda Anderson Janine Nielson Caren Ely and Marlene Rapp with Hedy Colling assisting with fittings. Sponsors were John Hetrick and Mrs Carolyn Tuchehanagen.
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SHS
Homemakers of America
Lee’s Department Store
Lee’s
Pat Mahaffey
D.E. Club
Slenda Printz
Candy Holbrook
Winnie Swanson
Karen Jeppesen
Wanda Anderson
Janine Nielson
Caren Ely
Marlene Rapp
Hedy Colling
D.E
D. E
F.H.A
John Hettrick
Carolyn Tuchenhagen
Chorus Studies Music Theory under Larry Delinger
The Chorus meets weekly for music theory learning harmony melody and rhythm. Students read write count and hear music and discuss Bach Brahms philosophy religion and action reaction. Under Delinger the lessons show music as a natural part of life beyond routine practice.
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Larry Delinger
Salaries Improve as 1952 to 1972 Projections Shown
Cheryl Maintken chairs the Salary Committee as Future Teachers of America hears Bill Rush note national teacher salaries rising from 3920 in 1952 to 5735 today and potentially 8390 by 1972. He adds Nebraska uses 89.1 percent of property tax for teachers pay. April is Teaching Career Month.
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Oy Cheryl Maintken
Bill Rush
Teachers of America
Ken Mangels
Sidney Educators Club
SHS
Educators Club
Senators Help House On Bill
The House passed a bill empowering a joint committee of Representatives and Senators to draft a points system bill. The committee, aided by survey results, will submit a bill to satisfy students. The Conduct Code committee will meet the Advisory Council to debate a Conduct Code for Sidney High students. A larger flag for the flagpole between the Junior and Senior High Schools was proposed.
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House of Representatives
Committee of Representatives
Senators
House
Advisory Council
Sidney High
Maroons Face Busy Schedule Amid Snow Delays
With two early matches canceled for snow, the Maroons anticipate extra practice time. Using Adult Education facilities some of which have been misplaced, the duffers brace for a packed schedule and adjustments to their routine.
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Maroons
Duffers
Population Dilemma Report From Midwestern Assembly
Elmer J Hartmann, a Lincoln high school history teacher, joined sixty leaders from nine states at the Twenty-Third American Assembly on The Population Dilemma March 12 15 at the Center for Continuing Education in Lincoln. Delegates discussed world population policy economics and immigration and urged a federal program run by local units with expanded birth control information and services while opposing immigration limits and global population issues. Hartmann called the conference highly beneficial for its diverse participants and discussions.
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Weath Ae Aeish Sidney
Elmer J. Hartmann
American Assembly
Hartmann
Great Plains Assembly
Center For Continuing Education
Lincoln
United States
Assembly
Spring Track Schedule and Easter Reflections
The piece lists upcoming meets from April 3 McCook Invitational to May 16 STATE Lincoln, with times and locations. It includes a light recap of a pitch and putt contest won by Tom Wilson and Mike Fosher, spring weather musings, and student Easter vacation plans shared by Ellen Olsen, Jean Manley, Susan Bonstead, and others including Barb Helms planning a Tahiti trip.
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McCook
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
Ual
Sterling
Alliance
STATE
John Hettrick
Tom Wilson
Mike Fosher
Bob Jay
Gary Thompson
Sidney
Nebraska
Ellen Olsen
Jean Manley
Susan Bonstead
Susan
Cactus Cook
Donna Landmesser
Barb Helms
Tahiti
Kris Bitner
Rachel Perez
Margie Nelson
Universal
Gary Boye
Gary
Jean Olinger
SHS Speech Team Wins Superior Ratings at Alliance
Sleepy Time Joes from SHS plus sponsor Paul Moss traveled through snow to the Alliance Class A Speech Contest. Jon Münerloh earned a superior rating for Radio and TV commentary, with Mike Braggs also superior. Several students received excellent ratings for performance and extemporaneous speaking.
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SHS
Paul Moss
Alliance
Jon Munerloh
Mike Braggs
Jon
Bob Jay
Jill Fine
Rachel Perez
Bob
Jean Olinger
Lynne Sentency
Eddie Ott
Jim Selzer
Jackie Moran
Allan Tremain
Gary Fisher
Karen Richards
Margie Nelson
Parks Chief Foehr Born In City Park In Refuge Camp
Frank Foehr, newly named superintendent of San Francisco parks, finds the post fitting as he was born in a city park when his parents lived in an Army tent in Hamilton Square Park during the 1906 earthquake and fire refugee crisis.
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San Francisco
Frank Foehr
Hamilton Square Park
All-Conference Laurels Bring Fame to Sidney Team
Scottsbluff Star-Herald selects Jim Allen Ken Mangels and Dave Hinrichs for the All-Conference basketball team amid the 1963-64 season. The Sidney squad gains pride for its players and collective effort, as the season ends with memories of triumphs and losses.
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Sidney High School
Dave Hinrichs
Jim Allen
Ken Mangels
Cheryl Schnell
Winn
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Jim
Sidney
Easter celebration and meanings across ages
The piece explains Easter origins from a Teutonic goddess of spring and outlines its modern Christian observance as the resurrection of Christ. It contrasts Easter bunny lore with religious reflection, urging readers to worship and reflect on Jesus’s sacrifice.
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Santa Claus
Christ
Jesus
Age Defying Composer Turns Rock in Opatiya
Eva Kreutzer, 84 and Yugoslavia's veteran composer, abandons classical writing for rock style tunes. Critics note her recent songs feel rejuvenated and spirited, reflecting a vitality not expected from an octogenarian.
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Opatija
Yugoslavia
Eva Kreutzer
Panama Area Compared To South Carolina Size
A comparative note states Panama covers about 29,306 square miles, roughly the same area as South Carolina, highlighting Panama’s land extent in a regional context.
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Panama
South Carolina
Diversified WMCC Meet Outlines Interstate Sign Rules And Industry Talks
OGALLALA April 1 agenda for the Western Nebraska United Chamber of Commerce meeting features a briefing on Interstate 80 billboard sign regulations by Charles Chace and a short talk on industrial opportunities by David Osterhout. Beef imports and I-80 priorities are also listed as topics. Ernest Johnson will preside at the banquet where Dr. Robert Manley of the University of Nebraska History Department will entertain and inform with Nebraska history and folklore. Manley recently named by the University centennial committee, has taught across Nebraska and Wisconsin and was briefly considered for a professional baseball career.
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Ogallala
Western
Nebraska United Chamber of Commerce
Hokes Cafe
VFW Club
Charles Chace
Lincoln
Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska Petroleum
David Osterhout
Division of
Nebraska Resources
Nebraska
Ernest Johnson
Chadron
WNUCC
Robert Manley
University of Nebraska History Department
Manley
University of Nebraska
Measles Hits Seven Children in Plainview Household
In Plainview New York the Archie Young family faced a significant measles outbreak as all seven children contracted the illness. Nancy eight Linda seven Donald six Patricia four Robert three Steven two and Laura ten months were affected in the household.
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Plainview
N.Y
Archie Young
Nancy
Linda
Donald
Patricia
Robert
Steven
Laura
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