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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
3
A satirical piece proclaims profanity’s rising popularity across ages and settings from alleys to schools. It credits parents and teachers for spreading the term while noting opposition from Christians and language purists who object to its use and impact.
This week’s faculty feature profiles Mr Kenneth Crookshank a Spanish and English teacher at SHS. He is a Fairfield Nebraska native trained at Kearney State College with a BA in education and has lived in Sidney since relocating from Central City. He aims to start a Spanish Club next semester and is teaching Spanish I and II while thanking the community for Junior class magazine sales totaling 3000 dollars. He and his wife Joan and sons Jeff and Dan join in Sidney life.
The Sidney Red Raiders host Ogallala at Weymouth Field at 7 30 p m in the season finale both teams entering with strong records 7 1 vs 6 2 The Raiders aim to extend a season with close outcomes and eye high state ranking after recent games including a 26 7 win over McCook and a top ten state placement.
Sidney High School's Hi-Life weekly publication, produced by the journalism class under instructor Glen C. Houtz, appears in the Sidney Telegraph every other Friday.
Twenty two Sidney High School volunteers spend an hour daily as teacher aids under grade school teachers. They tutor, check papers, make bulletin boards, and operate tech devices at Central North South Wards and the TMR Cottage. Ralph Spencer directs the program now in its second year.
Future Homemakers of America outlines a busy year including a slumber party Christmas party and mother daughter event plus fundraisers Holly sale and Special speakers. Officers include President Pam Meissner Vice President Judy Nienhueser and Secretary Jodeen Bahr with a long list of members.
Mrs. Ethel Massie features a Concord map display while juniors study Emersons Essays including Self-Reliance and The Over Soul. The unit fosters nonconformity and self trust as marks of independence and segues into Walden by Thoreau.
The Junior Class at Sidney High School will stage Fathers Been To Mars on November 13 and 14 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. The farce features Captain Galaxy turned family man Larry Gibson played by Anthony Ramirez with a cast including Debbie Fleming Jeannie Stark Vicki Havorka Trish Mueller and more.
The 1970 cross country season saw 22 runners from grades eight to twelve with 17 returning next year. No varsity top ten finishers, one novice top ten by eighth grader Rick Kuhn, and 9 lettermen including Scott Neinhuser and Dean Rexroth. Coach Osterday calls 1970 a building year with improving individuals and plans for a 500 mile running target for returning runners.
Educational Planning Night formerly College Night will be held in the Senior High on Monday November 9 at 7 30 PM. Sophomores juniors and seniors are urged to attend with parents invited. Representatives from universities technical and business schools will provide information and answer questions.
A compact chronology highlights girl proposals in leap year, Carl Crouse’s 1950 army enlistment, the 1955 Ballad of Davy Crockett top ranking, the Jr. Class Play Crewcuts and Longhairs, S H S fashion trends, 1930 senior rings prices, fall 1948 booster ticket fate, 1930 exam exemptions for high averages, and 1947 after school detentions for grass-walking students.
Seniors voted October 22 on graduation announcements. The Red Raider emblem fronts the silver and red design, with SHS imagery and exercise details inside. Ordered via Inter-Collegiate Press, about the same number as last year per sponsor Paul Sheaman.
The Sidney High chorus names two new groups the Girl's Triple Trio and the Boy's Chorus chosen by Mr Jordon Ball. Members include Sylvia Alba Kristi Cox Debbie Young Ramona Gonzales Darlene Runge Ruth Spencer Lila Willis Rynda Austengarten Nancy Rexroth for the girls and Tim Brei Bruce Nieman Tim Wotan Wayne Morrison Delbert Davison Allan Goddard Tom Boehm Craig Hendee Wayne McConnell Dan Boehm Dave Green for the boys. They will be accompanied by Tim Brai and Miss Judy Walker respectively. Repertoire includes Yesterday I Left My Heart in San Francisco and Til Never Fall in Love Again for the girls and Promises Promises Black Rode the Wind for the boys. Neither group will perform at yearlong concerts but will sing for meetings and banquets.
Art II and III completed architecture and interior design projects by building model homes. They now begin figure study. Art I finished color study and perspective drawing. Art Club with 30 members, led by Nancy Rexroth, plans Veteran’s Day signs Thanksgiving favors for the Rest Home and a Christmas party.
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