Banquet Tour Highlights Fort Morgan Visit for Sidney Seniors
The junior senior banquet at the Union Pacific hotel May 9 featured circus style decorations and a program led by junior class president Paul Kahl. Toasts by Stuart Bush Fannabell Zike Miss Fitzsimons and Mr Weymouth were followed by vocal solos from Marjorie Pettett and Don Shipman and DeMolay quartet numbers. About 90 guests attended. The group toured Fort Morgan high school learned about the Megaphone journalism class and observed school signs. After viewing the Fort Morgan trip the seniors returned to Sterling and enjoyed a movie before returning home with no school the next day.
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Union Pacific
Paul Kahl
Stuart Bush
Fannabell Zike
Miss Fitzsimons
Mr. Weymouth
Marjorie
Fort Morgan High School
Fort Morgan High
Sidney High
Fort Morgan
the Megaphone
Ten Cent
Sterling
Sidney
Picnic at St George marks sophomore welcome for freshmen
The sophomore class hosted a freshman picnic at the St George ranch on Wednesday evening. Cars transported guests and a tasty lunch was served. Freshmen reported the event well organized and enjoyable.
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ST. George
St. George Ranch
Freshman Class Party At Local High School
Freshman boys and freshmen girls attended a party Friday night May 10 at the high school. Enjoyable games and refreshments followed, and the girls extend thanks to the boys for the courteous entertainment.
Lawrence Davis Commencement Plans At Sidney
On May 19 baccalaureate services will be held at Sidney Methodist church with Rev. Hal Schenck delivering the address. On May 23 Lawrence Davis will give the commencement oration after graduating from Sidney High School and now attending Nebraska Wesleyan University. The season included Maypole dances by kindergartners. May queen Phyllis Mauser with attendants Marilyn and Jacqueline Snell. May prince Edward Liebendorfer with attendants Leland Troutman and James Wolfe. Harold Hepner of East Ward hosted a birthday party for classmates Friday morning. Second grade pupils earning high marks in penmanship included Hazel Masse and many others. New third grader Helen Hart. Ethel Hart left school. Wanda Harte reentered eighth grade from Colorado. Lillian Martin returned after smallpox illness.
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Methodist Church of
Sidney
Hal Schenck
Methodist Church
Lawrence Davis
Davis
Sidney High School
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Phyllis Mauser
Marilyn
Jacqueline Snell
Edward Liebendorfer
Leland Troutman
James Wolfe
Harold Hepner
East Ward
Palmer
Hazel Masse
Douglas Martin
Marvin Sherrerd
Kenneth Bauman
Barlowe Appel
Jeannette Jones
Betty Ledbetter
Vera Harris
Mary Thompson
Vergie Atkins
Loraine Wright
Bill Tewell
Roland Darby
Earl Averman
Robert Palmer
Dean Wright
Bernice Thompkins
Stuart Russell
Virgil Henge
Mary Smith
Ada Schulz
Leona Harper
Robert Robinson
Mickey Green
Army Stark
Helen Hart
Ethel Hart
Wanda Harte
Colorado
Lillian Martin
Franklin Barger Visits Sidney From Denver High
Franklin Barger, former S. H. S&S student now at Denver high, spent the weekend in Sidney visiting his parents. Vern Hawkins, sophomore, attended the state Sunday school convention in North Platte last week.
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Franklin Barger
Denver High School
Sidney
Vern Hawkins
North Platte
Krueger’s Lake
Virginia Johnson
Bernice Foster
Sidney High School
Mary Call
Mildred
John Witters
Senior Sneak to Fort Morgan
The senior class chose May 10 for its sneak day. Instead of Scottsbluff they visited Fort Morgan Colorado. Fatigue after the dance delayed departure and many students stopped in Sterling. Lomila needed breakfast in Brush, so the group arrived around noon.
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Scottsbluff
Fort Morgan
Colo
Black
Sterling
Lomila
Brush
Seventh Grade Cantata The Swallow at Tobin Opera House
The seventh grade under Mr McCormack presented The Swallow cantata at Tobin Opera House with solos by Carolyn Kennedy Maxine Goodwin and Helen Harper. A violin solo by Kennedy and a second grade orchestra enriched the program. Students in music week included Grabill Doran Johnson Hiett Gates. Senior exams were held Tuesday with graduation near, and sickness kept several Miss Kiefee pupils home.
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Mr. McCormack
Tobin Opera House
Caroyn Kennedy
Maxine Goodwin
Helen Harper
Carolyn Kennedy
Catherine Grabill
Helen Doran
Virginia Johnson
Lois
Lucile Hiett
Ruth Jane Gates
Alliance
Mantor
Omaha
The
Eastern Star
Jewett
Miss Kiefee
Roger Appell
Kenneth Bales
Ethel Brickley
Hazel Olson
Susan Call
Pearl Greenwood
Fragmented Classroom Exchange On Science Proofs
In a terse dialogue a wiry washing comment leads to a challenge to prove the world is round while a student claims not to have stated it. A tin physics class joke notes to begin with lightning and then thunder tomorrow.
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E. C
Black Tin
Community Notes From Lodge Pole Area
J F Hanson of Fremont visited the Dick Volkman home Thursday. Numerous local residents attended gatherings and church services for Ascension Day. The O D O club met at Mrs Frank Krauter’s. several families visited relatives over the weekend. New baby Mary Louise arrived for Mr and Mrs Wayne Forney of Brule, formerly Lodge Pole. Shoppers and visitors from nearby towns frequented Lodge Pole, with many calls to and from Haxby, Rogers, Bruns, and Windsheimer families.
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J. F Hanson
Fremont
Dick Volkman
Effie Frerichs
Haxby
O. D O. Club
Frank Krauter
Howard Kahler
George Rabe
Hume
Beulah
Neice
Henry Kahler
Gus Henning
Carl Busboom
Charles Darrah
Weibke
J. W. Buttrick
Ogal-lala
Herman Bruns
Harry Thompson
Carl Smith
Frank Rogers
Torrington
Wye
Robert Haxby
Cecil Hamilton
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
Carl Brown
Chappell
John Windsheimer
Will Windsheimer
Mary Louise
Wayne Forney
Brule
Lodge Pole
Herbert Westerhoff
Clairbe
Lavon Haxby
Lucile Rubado
Don Williams
Lodge
Bauer
Otto Rahe
Bunker Hill Triumphs In Rainy Sunday Game
Dix played for Bunker Hill on the local diamond amid rain. Bunker Hill won 11 to 9 over Dix. Ted Borcher served as caller at Hilbert Borcher's home Monday morning. F A Beyer conducted a business call in Sidney on Tuesday.
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Dix
Bunker Hill
Ted Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
F. A. Beyer
Sidney
Catholic Bazaar Draws Local Community in Sidney
A Sidney Catholic bazaar drew several area residents last Wednesday night. Various households reported visits and meals from friends and relatives, including Doris Thurston, Bernice Beyer, Hugo Hirmsen, Iva Beyer, Rex Bayne, J E Bayne, Hilbert Borcher, Charles Altis, Art Borcher, Clara Beyer, Fred Heine, Henry Schmidt, Walt Greenwalt, and William Edwards. The gatherings occurred at homes of the Beyers and nearby neighbors, with multiple calls and dinners noted.
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Sidney
Doris Thurston
Bernice Beyer
J &E. Bayne
Iva Beyer
Hilbert Borcher
Charles Altis
Sterling
J E. Bayne
Neva
Charles Anderson
Art Borcher
Clara Beyer
Fred Heine
Henry Schmidt
Walt Greenwalt
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Marjorie Adam
Elizabeth Harrer
Loretta Osborn
Helen Zalesky
Seus
Renesseten East Ward
Donald Baker
Floyd Miller
Earl Young
FT. Morgan
Harold
Miss Abbott
Helen Z
Miss Lute—Lewellen
L. N
Per Dor
Anaheim
Yellow Jersey
Parcel Post
Morgan Floral Company
Fort Morgan, Colorado
Hugo Hirmsen
F J. Beyer
J Beyer
Fred Hoine
F. J Beyer
William Edwards
F J Beyer
R. J. Reynolds Tobacc Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
Case Dresberg
Case Combine
Finz
Jj. I. Case
T. M. Co., Inc
Nebraska
Hickory Street
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