Mike Bragg Takes Oath As New NHS President
Sidney National Honor Society held its Spring Tea at Central Grade School with officers installed led by Mike Bragg as president and Gary Boye as vice president. The candlelight ceremony featured four membership requirements and remarks by Elmer J. Hartman, now an honorary member, praising equal opportunity and earned success.
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Kris Bitner
Sidney National Honor Society
Central Grade School
Mike Bragg
Gary Boye
Lynn Robinson
Gary Tsuruda
Judy Johnson
Elmer J. Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Australia
David Martin
Bill Eddy
Dorothy Holloway
Judy Lebar
Carolyn Tuchenhagen
Society
Ron Peterson
Standards Of Honor In NHS Spring Tea Message Texts
The Hi-Life presents the full text of NHS talks on Scholarship Character Leadership and Service from Kris Bitner's account of the National Honor Society Spring Tea. It covers definitions, expectations, and examples including a high standard of scholarship, moral character, responsible leadership, and selfless service anchored in quotes and reflections.
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Kris Bitner
National Honor Society
NHS
Ken Mangels
Webster
Barb Helms
Adolph Hitler
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
America
Sidney High School
Larry Boye
As Hillel
Sidney Hi Life updates from Sidney High School
News from Sidney schools reported by the Sidney High School Journalism Class under instructor Mrs Ethel Massie and published weekly in The Sidney Telegraph.
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Sidney High School
Ethel Massie
Club Crier elects Gary Thompson president at meeting
Gary Thompson was chosen president at the S Club regular meeting last Monday. Dan McKay was named vice president, Kelly Wood secretary, Jim Bonesteel treasurer, and John Bilby sergeant-at-arms. A brief discussion of the May 24 picnic concluded the session.
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Gary Thompson
Dan McKay
Kelly Wood
Jim Bonesteel
John Bilby
Math Club Meeting Postponed to May 18
The regularly scheduled Math Club gathering for May 11 is postponed and rescheduled for May 18.
Senior Banquet Honors Senior Class Leader and Guests
Friday May 1 at the Elks Auditorium marked the Senior Banquet preceding the Junior Senior Prom. Speaker and Senior Class Governor Bill Eddy urged seniors not to “sell their education short” and warned against risky driving. The Triangles performed three folk songs, and 100 guests were served by senior fathers as decoration featured table centerpieces, nut cups, and name cards.
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Bill Eddy
Paul Sheaman
Neil Allison
Elks Auditorium
Winn
the Triangles
Margie Nelson
Bob Jay
Bruce Blanchard
Louie Schnell
H. C. @. Nelson
Lloyd Mintken
Harold Kettler
Mel Adams
Russ Fisher
Ed Travis
Is It Fictitious UFO Talk or Real?
Cheryl Schnell writes on annual reports of unidentified flying objects, noting initial sightings in New Mexico and later in Wyoming and Colorado. The piece questions public reaction, urges caution against overreacting to sensational claims, and exhorts focusing on real issues rather than exaggerated fears.
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Earth
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado
Mole Hills
Jean Olinger Wins Pin For 80 WPM Shorthand
Jean Olinger was the only first year shorthand student to pass the April Official Dictation Test at eighty words per minute. She earned an official eighty word per minute pin for scoring above 95 percent.
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Jean Olinger
Jean
Sharon Cruise
Luanna Herboldsheimer
Ginger Gordon
Genevie Gallardo
Teresa Rood
Marilyn Atkins
Mary A. Winn
Hartmann Receives Honorary Membership From Sidney High Honor Society
Elmer J. Hartmann, longtime American History and Latin instructor at Sidney High School, was honored Tuesday night with honorary membership in the local National Honor Society chapter. The nomination praised his scholarship, service, leadership, and character training, noting his influence on students and community involvement.
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Dave Martin
Australia
Sidney High
Dave
Scotch College
Melbourne
Winn
Sidney High Chapter
National Honor Society
Elmer J. Hartmann
SHS
Hartmann
Mr. Hartmann
Honor Society
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Horace Mann
Elmer Hartmann
Bill Eddy
Nebraska Class A golf preview at Hillcrest course
Gering and Alliance host two invitationals this week ahead of the state tourney. Nebraska golf teams travel across the state to practice on varied courses, with Hillcrest Country Club in Lincoln as the championship site where Sid ney faces 15 other Class A schools for the 1964 Nebraska state title.
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Gering
Alliance
STATE
Scottsbluff
Ogallaia
Sterling
Hillcrest Country Club
Lincoln
Nebraska
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Palmer
John Hettrick
Hillcrest
Sidney
Senator Hruska invites students to apply for service academies
Senator Roman L. Hruska says he will hear from high school students seeking admission to the Service Academies in 1965. Applicants must take Civil Service exams on July 13, 1964 and notify him by June 12. He can nominate several candidates to the Air Force, Naval, Military, and Merchant Marine Academies with age and eligibility requirements.
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Roman L. Hruska
R-Nebr
Air Force Academy
Naval Academy
Military Academy
Merchant Marine Academy
Senate
Washington, D.C
Peaceful Rust at Louisville Theater Marquee
A faded AP wire snippet shows a theater marquee reading The [ron Curtain May it Rust In Peace revealing a playful misprint and eerie wordplay in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Woman seeks club notice as news item in radio scrap book
Topeka Capital editor Jim Petterson notes a caller wanted a club notice treated as a news item. She said she heard the radio program that morning and, while aware clipping is difficult, insisted the notification belong in the paper’s scrapbook.
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Topeka, Kan
Jim Petterson
Topeka
Dust from space coats Earth annually in tiny grains
About a million tons of cosmic dust from distant space settle on Earth each year. The grains are so minute that a microscope and special equipment are required to identify them.
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Space
Earth
Officers Named For '64-65 Student Government
In a Wednesday General Elections the 10th 11th and 12th state ballots chose next year’s student leaders. National Senator Mary Winn leads a slate including governors and secretaries with a mix of national and state representatives and incumbents across periods and tickets.
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Rachel Parez
Mary Winn
Joyce Thomas
Jim Bonesteel
Eddie Ott
Sheryl Peter
Bob Jay
Knicely Speaks On Law Day May 1
Sidney attorney Jack Knicely told High School students that law rests on mutual respect for individual rights. He linked the Declaration and Constitution to ideals beyond paper and warned against juvenile delinquency organized crime and jury bribing. He cited international law and the Nuremberg trials and urged Congress action plus enforcement for domestic peace.
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Dave Heizer
Russia
National Bar Association
Sidney
Jack Knicely
United States
Knicely
Congress
John R. McConnell
Nuremburg
Sidney Senior High School
Winn
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