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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
11
Gurley High School celebrated its 1965 graduation with a rare feature two sets of twins among the 12 graduates. Rollie and Rodney Ahlm, born January 1947, and BeverLy and Barbara Bruce, born December 31, 1946, attended Gurley Schools from first grade onward, all born at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Dalton under Dr. J B Pankau.
Honors Night and awards flow at Chadron State College and Chappell High School. Sandra Redfern crowned Miss Redfern of Ivy Day 1965 and engaged to Lynn Nelson of Sidney. Other honors include Who's Who selections for Philip Ham and Jack Bishop, Sigma Delta Nu and Alpha Phi Sigma recognitions, and National Honor Society inductions at Chappell. Roger E. Young receives $800 Sigma Tau scholarship from Socony Mobil Oil at University of Wyoming banquet.
Sixteen Lodgepole High School seniors will receive diplomas at 8 p.m. on Wednesday May 26 in the school auditorium. Dr F M Shada from Kearney State Teachers College will deliver the principal address. The invocation and benediction will be offered by Rev John Schmidt. Vocal solos by Rollie Schmid and Pat Huff. Baccalaureate services Sunday at 8 p m in the auditorium with Rev Gary Aten as speaker. Msgr L Keating to deliver invocation and benediction. Eight grade graduation follows at 8 p m Tuesday with Supt Duane Freeman presenting diplomas. Seniors named include Dean Applegate Carol Bruns Jim Bondegard Carolyn Fraass Lezlee From Barbara Forell William Hixon John Helfrich Pat Huff and others. top scholastic honors awarded to Carole Munson and Larry Castle for seniors. Charlotte Aden and Gordon Smith for juniors. Julie Wertz and Barry Bruns for sophomores. Randy Rogers Marcia Groves Joyce Clouse tied. John Emerson received the Grover Click Award on behalf of the senior class. Grover character cited for mischief since its creation ten years ago. Eighth grade graduates listed include Charles Bondegard Barbara Dickinson Larry Disney Roger Duncan Kay Glassburn Sandra Houser Patricia Hyde Herman Jiminez Dan Kasten Sue Larreau Stephen Luxa Michael McCarthy Anita Quinn Susan Schlaman Dennis Soucie and Jim Howlett.
A list of upcoming local gatherings includes Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club officers and committee members meeting at the Masonic Temple on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club hosts a banner burning dance at the National Guard Armory at 8 p.m. On Monday Cub Scout Pack 82 shifts its meeting to 7 p.m. at the Youth Center from Wednesday, with Rotary Club at the Fort Sidney Hotel 6:15 p.m. and BP&W Club at 6:30 p.m. Lions Club meets at Fort Sidney Hotel Wednesday at 12:05 p.m.
St Patrick s High School Sidney schedules graduation for Sunday May 30 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. The 31 graduates include 16 girls and 15 boys and Senator Carl T Curtis is the commencement speaker. Mass and Holy Communion begin at 7 30 a m with a graduate parent breakfast to follow. Diplomas and honors will be presented after Senator Curtis delivers remarks before the class recesses.
The Deuel County high school 1965 graduation at Deuel High School’s auditorium featured Jack Knicely of Sidney delivering the commencement address to forty graduates. Principal Kenneth Bryant presented the class which included valedictorian Carole Munson and salutatorian Janette Pace. scholarships were given by Superintendent William Hasemeyer and Mrs. Vance Clark.
Members met Tuesday evening at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with eleven in attendance. President J. D. Harkreader led the session and delegated the proxy vote for the WCA convention to the Norfolk Nebraska local. Harkreader seeks more members in the traffic department. D R Clanch of Bridgeport won the door prize.
Twenty one members and two guests attended the General Christian Women's Fellowship meeting at the First Christian Church on Tuesday May 18 at 9 am. The breakfast was sponsored by the John Ross group. Mrs Duane Martin led the business session and program leader Mrs Earl Baack presented Decade Past President and Future assisted by Mrs Robert Hiett Mrs Henry Reitz Mrs Clarence Couch Mrs Mel Hiett and Rev Drexel von Forell. Mrs Al Peters guided the worship with Decade Up To Now as the theme.
The notice lists Friday and Tuesday through Wednesday bookmobile stops across Kimball County including Dist A B C and several named stops such as John Perkins Farm Sioux Army Depot Cizek School Meadow Lawn School Dalton Public Library St. Pauls Lutheran Gurley Main Street Bushnell Main Street and Ordville with dates from May through August and start times from 8:30 to 5:15.
Colleen Christ daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Christ JF was elected honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel 25 at a regular Bethel meeting held at the Masonic Temple in Sidney Senior Princess Barbara Christ is also a Christ daughter Other elective officers include Becky Ladine junior princess and Jamie Spearow other members named with parentage noted
A gift was presented to Mrs. Robert Maine who attended the state convention of Christian Churches in Omaha last month and will soon move to her new home in California.
Wipe a wooden salad bowl with paper towels then rinse with cold water and dry. Let the bowl stand an hour before storing. For cheese puffs fold grated cheese and seasonings into stiff egg white, heap on crackers and broil.
Mr and Mrs Merle Spearow and Leslie Robinson guide the upcoming officer installation. The installation will be held Monday June 14 at 8 pm and open to the public. Practices are scheduled Thursday June 10 at 9 am and Sunday June 13 at 1 pm.
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