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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
4
Seniors discuss whether to break a three year Balfour ring contract chosen to honor local history with a covered wagon design. Some oppose breaking the deal, others warn against signatory mistakes and urge careful reading of contracts as typical cautionary tales from better business bureaus.
Seniors met three times last week to order class rings by November 1, discuss breaking the Balfour ring contract, and decide on graduation announcements. The talks included a history review, tests excused for PT students, and speculation about the new high school building and a potential extra year.
A Sidney delegation traveled to Alliance Friday to witness the annual high school football tilt. The Maroon faced the Bulldogs in a hard fought game marked by sharp tactics and standout plays. A Griswold to Lowe pass set the first score as Alliance battled back.
The kindergarten and first grade at the north school form a toy orchestra using new equipment for every child. John Goforth enters first grade this week, while Laurel Goforth and Greta Bartlett join kindergarten. Thirty two children are enrolled. Edith Belle Palmer hosted a sixth birthday party at school Friday with refreshments. The first grade plans a Halloween party for the kindergarten next Tuesday in the primary room, with invitations delivered by a brownie postman.
The report covers fourth to eighth grades with student names and scores from tests, recent classroom visits by Mrs Batey and Miss Oldershaw, illness and hospital stay of Roberta Jackson, new pupils Walter and Earl Sunderline, and moves of Marian Travis. It notes spelling contest results, football attendance, and ongoing manual training and science lessons on tools and water sources.
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