Sidney Set for Nebraska State Music Clinic Highlights
The Nebraska Music Educators Association will hold the State Music Clinic in Sidney November 16 to 18, hosting about 800 students in homes and 600 teachers from 160 schools. Sidney High students are listed for orchestra band and chorus as guest clinicians include Dr. Charles Leonhard Eva Mae Struckmeyer and James Bixby. Public concerts feature All-State ensembles conducted by Abraham Chavez Jr J R McEntyre Elmer Copley and others with a tentative schedule of registrations concerts and final performances.
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SHS
Sidney
Nebraska Music Educators Association
Sidney High
Ellis Vaughn
Cynthia Schmale
Jeanette Jones
Nancy Meier
Rita Underdown
Donna Cornelius
Harvey Herman
Russell Jobman
Charles Leonhard
University of Illinois
Eva Mae Struckmeyer
Horace Mann Junior High School
Wausau
Wisconsin
James Bixby
American Music Conference
Ruth Pollack Hamm
Carl Orff
Cntaven
Abraham Chavez, Jr
University of Colorado
Southwest
el Paso Symphony Orchestra
J. R. McEntyre
Odessa
Texas
Odessa Public Schools
Permian
Los Angeles
Elmer Copley
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kansas
Copley
Bethany Oratorio Society
Come Rain Or Shine Presented By 69ers
The Class of 69 presents Come Rain Or Shine in the Senior High Auditorium at 7 30 on November 10 1 Admission 50 cents for students and 1 for adults The plot follows Jacqueline Grayson and Rosemary as they vie for a summer theatre director's attention amid a bustling cast including Dan Lyons Wayne Cornelius and Peggy Mason all set on a lake side porch summer cottage backdrop with comedic misadventures in a lively period production.
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Connie Kuhns
Graysons
Jacqueline Grayson
Debi Rankin
Julia March Cheryl Mitchell
Rosemary
Peggy Mason
Jacqueline
Dan Lyons
Keith Rexroth
Jac
Wayne Cornelius
Glenn
Phil Smith
Ken Boehm
Freda Herrington
Mrs. Grayson
SHS Marching Band Leaders Named for 1967-68 Season
Teresa Tucker and Cynthia Schmale lead the SHS marching band for 1967-68. Tucker, born November 24, 1949, is a majorette with pep club and band duties and plans modeling studies in Denver. Schmale, born February 8, 1950, participates in multiple clubs and aims for Hastings College as a music major in an orchestra career.
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SHS
Teresa Tucker
Cynthia Schmale
Harry H. Tucker
Teresa
North Ward
Sidney
Denver
Majorette
Louis Schmale
Sunnyside
Central Elementary
Future Teachers of America
Cynthia
Hastings College
Europe
Congratulations to Coach Ernst and the Varsity Football Team
Wessee praises Coach Ernst and the varsity football team for a tremendous win over Gering to end the season on a high note.
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Wessee
Ernst
Gering
Veterans Day assembly honors Americanism at high school
A senior high assembly in the auditorium focused on Americanism and the role of veterans. In coordination with school boards nationwide, the program stressed freedom and appreciation for veterans and the flag pledge.
Juniors Complete Magazine Drive Nets Nearly 1200
The junior class completed a magazine subscription drive raising about 1200 dollars to fund the Junior-Senior prom next May. One third goes to the class treasury with top seller Phil Smith earning over 100 dollars and eligible for Curtis Publishing prize drawing.
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Phil Smith
Kathy Grant
Curtis Publishing Company
Phil
Wayne Cornelius
Carol Smith
Gerald Thompson
Keith Rexroth
Roger Maxhek
Rita Miller
Karla Childers
Steve Mattoon
SHS fashion fads and campus milestones through 1953
The 1950s SHS era featured girls in seed pearl trimmed collars and printed designs plus tiny jingle belt ties. Anklet bug pins appeared with 1949 freshmen hazing rumors. In 1953 a 250 capacity stadium section and a concession stand were added by Carl Christ Construction. Senior class traditions included a 1945 sneak day to Kimball and Scottsbluff and a 1946 motto The World to Conquer with red rose flower and red and gold colors.
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SHS
Carl Christ Construction Co
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Sidney Hi-Life journalism club note
The Sidney Hi Life column from the Sidney Telegraph is prepared by the Sidney High School Journalism Class under Glen C. Houtz, the instructor, and appears every other Friday.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney High School
Glen C. Houtz
Student Teacher Leaves Sidney High After Nine Week Stay
Mr. John Torezon completed a nine week student teaching tenure at Sidney High at the end of the first quarter. He taught American History under Mr. Gene Torcezon and assisted the varsity football staff as part of Kearney State College program.
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John Torezon
Sidney High
Gene Torcezon
Kearney State College
Veterans Day remembered heroes who died for peace and freedom
The article traces Armistice Day origins in 1918, the Unknown Soldier’s symbolism in 1921, and the 1954 name change to Veterans Day. It notes the day honors those who fought for freedom and the warning by General Wedemeyer about losing freedoms by taking them for granted.
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Veterans’ Day
Cindy Wolf
Forest of
Compiegne
Woodrow Wilson
America
Germany
F. Younger
59Th Infantry
Bony
Belleau Wood
Romagne
Thiaucourt
Chalons
Washington D.C
Congress
Bute
Albert Wedemeyer
Seniors Choose Announcements for Class of 1968
The class officers narrowed about 15 styles on Tuesday and displayed three choices. The final vote selected graduation announcements for the class of 1968. Caps gowns measurements were taken and lustre blue robes chosen for commencement with a white rose as the class flower.
Sidney Teams Open 1967 68 Seasons in state
Basketball and wrestling begin with nine returning lettermen for Sidney. Coach Gene Torczon notes Class B status affects district play later, while Kyle Mines sees Class B balance as easing. Early highlights include Sidney Invitational January 29 and a home wrestling meet December 1 against Poudre High School.
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Kyle Mines
Sidney
Lexington
Alumni Name Change Vote Sought at Sidney High
Sidney High School asks alumni to return a questionnaire on a proposed name change for the Sid ney Maroons. A committee will select five names from submissions for student and staff voting with a possible runoff.
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Sidney High School
Sidney Maroons
House of Representatives
Cabinet
Senate
Administration
S Club
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