May Schedule of School Commencement and Closings
May events include Sneak Day on May 1 as well as Junior-Senior Banquet on May 13 Class Night May 20 Baccalaurette Service May 22 Commencement May 27 and school closing May 27 with a break in sessions.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
2
May events include Sneak Day on May 1 as well as Junior-Senior Banquet on May 13 Class Night May 20 Baccalaurette Service May 22 Commencement May 27 and school closing May 27 with a break in sessions.
Editor notes Sidney has strong showings in football debate and ties Scottsbluff in Western Nebraska Music contest. Measles outbreak affects several students. only three weeks remain of real school. Freshmen or sophomores may soon sing a chorus about school ending.
A student journal records a week of class meetings with seniors absent on Tuesday and returning on Wednesday as the debaters share news about a spree. The tone shifts from studious to cheeky as teachers and pupils discuss military training talks and campus antics.
The passage recalls a spelling lesson ending in humor as debaters win a cup amid roars of laughter. It mentions a sponsor Mr Storkan and notes the group trotted off and returned with the cup. The tone is informal and reminiscent of a school page item.
Freshmen assembled before the school for a trip to Krueger s Hap py Hunting Ground. At six fifteen the group filled the area with BATS chatter. After hot dogs and coffee, rowing and a baseball game entertained the crowd, while the Miss Ink Links returned soaked from the lake.
Virginia Johnson recalls waking from the Marshmallow Rush ruins and joining others as cars arrived for the trip home. The group packed in and began singing Home Sweet Home on the way back.
Neal Atkins and a list of residents including Joan Bicknell Julia Bicknell Lorana Boling Clarence Boyes Dalen Clark Ruth Curless Thomas Daniel Cecil Hendriks Cath erine Jones Lewis Morris Marie Mick Irene Rash Nathalie Schiller Pearl Twist Reta Walters Ray Hale and Billy Frahm show higher scores on the Do I Improve Roll with improved class averages across the East Ward notes.
On Monday April 25 the district debate team Harold Thompson Paul Kahl Viola Foster Gwendolyn Jorgenson alternates with coach Mr Storkan and chauffeur Don Jorgenson traveled to Alliance for the district contest. The journey featured Lake Jorgenson named for its inventor. Debaters arrived by 4 30 pm and the day’s events concluded with Sidney defeating Alliance 2 to 1 in the morning, then Sidney beat Scottsbluff 2 to 1 in the afternoon. The championship final between Bayard and Sidney ended with Sidney narrowly favored despite luck.
Voters favored Bayard and Sidney High in a local election. The article notes Sidney High’s coach and most debate pupils are expected to return next year, signaling a likely district success for the school.
An American court scene unfolds with J Swain claiming deafness and denying hearing a whistle and stop order. Mr Nelson counterpoints that the hearing will occur next week. A young lady and young man lecture about listening and speech in a sharp courtroom moment.
A faculty member asks to view red two cent stamps. the clerk presents a sheet of stamps and she requests one from the center, saying I' ll take that one.
Mr Storkan asks Weldon what actions he would take if a gun were fired at him. Weldon jokes he would take a holiday. A playful exchange follows with remarks about posts and graduates as students tease a classmate.
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