Twenty Seniors Receive Special Recognition at Sidney High
Graduation exercises for the 1965 class were held Wednesday night with twenty seniors receiving special recognition. Awards included scholarships, work grants, and commendations from donors such as the Oberfelder estate, Danforth Foundation, Kiwanis Club, and various universities and organizations. Names include Mike Bragg, May Miller Brownell Memorial Scholarship, Judy Johnson, Connie Schnell, Donna Landmesser, Karen Jeppesen, Susan DeVier, Judy Headley Crees, and others with awards ranging from $50 to $1,000 and multiple Regents Alternates and Merit distinctions.
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Sidney High School
Mike Bragg
Oberfelder
Robert Oberfelder
May Miller Brownell
University of Nebraska
Nebraska University
Diane Tobin
University of Nebraska - Regents
Ither
Gary Boye
Elks
Rotary
Rotary Club
Judy Johnson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bruce Blanchard
W. P. Ackerman
Regents
Connie Schnell
Danforth Foundation
Dan McKay
Kiwanis Club
Nebraska Wesleyan
John Bergner
A. D. Greenlee
Robert Jay
Gary Thompson
Chadron State College
KSID
Kiwanis
Karen Jeppesen
P.T.A
Council For Teacher Education
Ellen Olsen
Sidney
Susan DeVier
Business Institute of Sidney
State Home Extension Club Conference in Kearney
Delegates to the Nebraska Council of Home Extension Clubs meet in Kearney on June 23 to install a new president and elect a vice president and historian. Mrs. Elmer Barnhill of Lincoln will become 1966 Council president after a year as president elect. Nominations include Mrs. Emil Banser of Omaha and Mrs. Joe Hull of Grand Island for vice president, while Mrs. Alma Youngs of Nelson and Mrs. Herbert Zartner of Bellevue seek historian. Balloting occurs at the June 3 delegates luncheon and meeting.
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Kearney
Nebraska Council of Home Extension Clubs
Elmer Barnhill
Lincoln
Barnhill
State Council
Emil Banser
Omaha
Joe Hull
Grand Island
Alma Youngs
Nelson
Herbert Zartner
Bellevue
Stitch'n Stir Club Identifies Contest Entries
The 4-H Stitch'n Stir Club met at Kathy Haupts home on May 21. Members Sharon Barbera Angela Mohart Connie Krueger and Mary Runge decided to enter the identification contest. Mrs Kurz offered tips on selecting apron material and demonstrated making a needle holder and pin cushion. Next meeting at Kathy Schmitts home with Barbara Mohatt.
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Kathy Haupts
Sharon
Barbara
Angela Mohart
Connie Krueger
Mary Runge
Shorter Man Freed in Armed Robbery Case
Rockford Illinois Oliver Whitaker five feet four and a half inches tall faced an armed robbery acquittal in circuit court Judge Arthur V Essington ordered his release after measuring him against accuser Terry Alfredson The judge found Whitaker at least three inches shorter than Alfredson and ruled the height discrepancy undermined the charge.
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Rockford, Ill
Oliver Whitaker
Arthur V. Essington
Terry Alfredson
Alfredson
Essington
Whitaker
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