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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1970
Page
12
The Sidney Hi-Life is prepared by the Sidney High School Journalism Class and published in the Sidney Telegraph. It appears on every other Friday, offering student writing and school life notes.
Omaha Benson adds thirteen new courses including Creative Writing World History III and technical drawing while offering on the job training in vocational wood and drafting. KIOS underground radio runs student staffed programs. Kearney High adds computer math and Lincoln East plans teacher contracts and a work-study program with paid on the job training.
The Guidance Department runs a program where high school students serve as teacher aides to gain real teaching experience. Started February 9, 1970, the project helps with grading papers making tests and other tasks. Guidance counselor Mr Spencer endorses the program.
The Trail editor Deanna Trenerry reports the Sidney High School annual is on track with a second deadline met. Staff members include Dean na Trenerry Peggy Sharman Dana Jacobs Dan Sherrerd David Hendee Sherri Fritchley Larry Kiewit Bev Seibert John Knicely Lynn Mehling. Thirty five pages mailed. future sections cover Awards Day Fine Arts Week Chorus Golf Track Prom Seniors Graduation exchange students county government day and index.
A speaker argues that college benefits women beyond academics by shaping culture and confidence. She cites Meyers on women guiding the world’s software and notes college aids marriage, parenting, social growth, and independence, while acknowledging short-term gains from even limited attendance.
The Sidney FHA chapter will attend the state convention and leadership workshop in Lincoln April 3 and 4. Officers for 1970-71 include Pam Messner, Judy Nienheuser, Shannon Scott, Linda Harrison, Kathy Chaon, Marilyn Rice, Joy Reed, Connie Hickman, Laura Baudek, and Suzy Fankhauser. They’ll stay at the Center for Continuing Education East Campus during National FHA Week April 5 to 6 focusing on community and family goals.
Sisters Misty and Starpeyton achieve gold Presidential Awards for Physical Fitness after high national percentiles across sit-ups shuttle run broad jump and dash. Test conducted at start of first semester with patches and merit certificates awarded by P E instructor Cheryl St Clair, with Awards Day planned later.
Sugarland High School records reveal the 1950 sophomores as the largest class with 91 students and Mrs. Winn as Junior Class sponsor. 1956 Sweetheart game vs Scottsbluff ended 59 to 45 in Scottsbluff. 1949 office break in and 1958 season start November 3. drama department plans for Fine Arts Festival in May and Rock Festival one-act plays. 1970-71 FBLA officers elected March 23 with Lonnie Kurz as President and May 13 installation in the cafeteria.
A reader asks how to attend the prom with his wife who wants to lead, while his car is in a junkyard. Advice suggests she lead, take a cab, or go alone, plus a solve for a girl unsure about a makeup-focused suitor.
March 27 Good Friday no classes. March 29 Easter and March 30 no classes. March 31 no classes. Triangular track meet in Kimball at 3:30 p.m. April 1 no classes. April 2 classes resume at 8:25 a.m. Student Council Room 201 10:23 win. Report cards issued. April 3 golf in McCook at 9:00 a.m. April 4 varsity track all day in Stottsbluff. Golf in Sterling at 9:30 a.m.
The Sidney VICA chapter took a field trip to Denver March 20 21 visiting General Iron Works in Denver IBM in Boulder and Adolph Coors Brewery in Golden Fourteen students three sponsors and a bus driver joined the tour They arrived about 9 30 AM toured in two groups at the iron works then three groups at IBM It ended about 11 00 AM then they went to Golden for the Coors Brewery and ended with a film showing unseen factory parts at Adelph Coors Co guests badges were issued.
The Sidney High Red Raiders face Kimball in a dual track meet with note of returning state athletes Jim Holechek and Kent Halley. Golf season opener at Ft. Morgan canceled due to winds. Sidney sent five boys Brian Blome Ric Schmidt Mike Wilson John Knicely Matt Janda.
The Sidney High School Library hosts its 19th annual Book Exhibit March 16 24 1970 featuring about 187 books and roughly 400 titles. Books on Exhibit supplies show sixty five publishers with categories for junior and senior high levels and a list of notable titles including Custer Died For Your Sins and The College Scene.
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