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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1973
Page
10
Winter brings skiing sledding snowmobiling and skating as areas open for fun. People stay warm with cocoa and family time by the fire, while hunting and fishing persist despite the cold. The piece celebrates winter’s beauty and shared joy, urging readers to enjoy the season.
A humorous sketch recalls Thanksgiving chaos with relatives arriving unasked to help. The narrator laments crowded tables, missing salads, parental scolding, and the long wait before everyone finally digs in. The piece ends with a hint that Christmas will repeat the same chaos soon.
Brian Willey, 16, a SHS junior, is among the nation’s youngest pro race car mechanics. He works for Art Ward in Denver, travels to tracks across the country, and studies metals, fuels, and air flow to tune funny cars. He dreams of a professional driving career after completing licensing steps.
Students say music helps study and relax during study time at SHS pass Severy Ave. They mix acid rock mellow and classic in study breaks. Most prefer radio over stereo when preparing for tests though some study with music. Overall, music shapes mood and is essential to many students.
A fragmented item lists staff and contributors including Tom Stikker Janet Bayer Tami Brumfield Sheryl Buhrdort Borb Glassburn Debbie Gordon Lenzen Lushrs Larry Olson Laurie Viecera Lynette Wolvin Randy Brown Bob Goodwin and advisor Linda E Janssen, in a reader notice.
A Sidney High School issue centers on inconsistent clocks. Although each classroom has a functioning clock, the office clock is unreliable, leading to misread bells and timing during tests. Students worry synchronized clocks would ease the time pressure and exam pacing.
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