Sidney Maroon Warriors Rout Kimball in Hopeful Parade to Title
Sidney high school maroon warriors dominated Kimball with perfect first half football and team play. Jones and Masse starred on both line and interference as Sidney eyes Thanksgiving clash with Chappell for a potential ten championship, aiming to beat Chappell and secure the season’s lone loss early.
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Maroon Warriors
Kimball
Maroons
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Masse
Sidney
Chappell
Sterling
Ogallala
Sidneyites
Modern Youth Debated War Effects Across Nations
This week covered how war impacts people in various countries through lively discussions. Debates on modern youth arose but ultimately concluded to the group’s satisfaction after serious arguments.
S. H. S. Debate Club Forms Ambitious Team
The S. H. S debate club held its first meeting on Thursday as members vow to win a championship. Miss Foster coaches a mix of veterans Paul Kahl Kenneth Johnson Lawrence Portrey Merriman Riggs Clifford Jones Elmer Fisher Lewellen Nelson and new entrants Virginia Johnson and Hester Null. The season opens with a timely question stirring American interest about jury criticism.
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Este Nseae
Kenneth Johnson
Nessa
Mona Livoni
Mee
Seeeen
Raymond Davis
Ssaen Genestia Foster Athletics
Evelyn Tompkins
Lawrence Portrey Ogglubs
Eeuld
Uedenee
Earl Young
Rence Music
Ceco
SSS
TEES
Virginia Johnson Normal Training
Muriel Riggs
BSS
ESS
Paul Kahl
Seere
Donald Baker
Miss Foster
Lawrence Portrey
Merriman Riggs
Clifford Jones
Class Report on English Studies and Debate Interest
This week covers progress in oral English with parliamentary law and advanced composition. The three group method analyzes stories from The Magic Spear while another class studies Silas Marner and pronouns. Miss Foster noted growing interest in debate as students hope to form a stronger team than last year.
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Silas Marner
Typing and shorthand tests at Abbott class
Miss Abbott conducted a speed typing test for 16 minutes across Monday and Tuesday and averaged words per minute. A shorthand word sign quiz occurred Wednesday along with dictation work and a bookkeeping test. Addition problems were assigned Thursday.
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Miss Abbott
Clubs Plan Programs and Reading for Students
The Fiction club met on Wednesday and announced a program for the schoolPA at the next gathering. Members discussed ideas and recommended books every high school student should read. The Math club is scheduled to meet Tuesday night at 7 30.
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P.A
Arithmetic class studies profit and graphs in algebra
A business arithmetic class learns to stretch a dollar through profit concepts. An upcoming advanced algebra test Tuesday will cover solving equations with graphs and determining values of two variables.
Monthly math meeting postponed to November 12 at high school
The eighth period math meeting, postponed from Monday October 27 due to an interesting program by Prof. Cochran, will resume on Tuesday November 12 at 7 pm at the high school. In the mechanical drawing class, Sam Daniel leads with 19 drawings, Paul Kahl has 17 of 33, Merriman Riggs 14, Alie Baker 13, Harry Matthews 20, Earl Young 16, Elizabeth Couch 15, and Leonard Jones 13 toward semester goals.
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Cochran
Sam Daniel
Paul Kahl
Merriman Riggs
Alie Baker
Harry Matthews
Earl Young
Elizabeth Couch
Leonard Jones
Concert Postponed In Sidney Until December
Owing to Kathryn Krech's absence the concert is delayed to December. Rumors say a flute and oboe will be added to the orchestra soon. It is widely expected. We suggest learning the words of the Star Spangled Banner.
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Kathryn Krech
Sidney
Weekday Cooking Class Menus Featured Potatoes Apples and Cabbage
The class prepared baked potatoes on Tuesday baked apples on Wednesday and scalloped cabbage on Thursday. The group continues work on the lunch project and schedules upcoming sessions.
Normal Training Club holds second meeting at Dyke home
The Normal Training Club gathered Tuesday evening at Miss Dyke's house with hostesses Genevieve Dyke and Elizabeth Bryant. All members attended and set the year's program and a Christmas party. Miss Shires, sponsor, described her summer trip through the Southwest with photos of the Painted Desert, cliff dwellings, the Grand Canyon, Ramona's wedding place at San Diego, and other spots. A lunch was served by the hostesses.
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Miss Dyke
Genevieve Dyke
Elizabeth Bryant
Miss Shires
Grand Canon
Ramona
San Diego
Whose Sweater Is Loretta Wearing Revealed
Loretta is asked about her sweater as Clifford Jones seeks the answer. Doris also inquires whose garment Loretta wears, prompting curiosity among those nearby.
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Loretta
Clifford Jones
Doris
Revolution talk and student parade reflections
A fragment from a 1920s style column notes peace after the Pact of Paris, mentions girls and marching in a parade, a few social curiosities, and a comment on an impersonator in the event. It reflects casual campus gossip about what students think of peace, travel to Denver or Lincoln, and a coat loan.
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Sidney
Sam Lowe
Denver
Lincoln
Alie Baker
Muriel
Anthony's Letter Dear Paw Shows Student Notes On Life
A humorous school letter details the writer's love life confusions and focus on improving grades. He lists classmates Mary Frances Jane Lou Margaret and Dorothy, notes no grades below passing for three days, praises English and history classes, and recalls a dream about a free for all in class.
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Mary
Frances
Jane
Lou
Margaret
Dorothy
Weymouth
Student Letters From High School Play and Parade
Andy writes from tenth period about a brutal school play and a muddy parade with many kids. He mentions John and Phyllis, hopes to join the football team, and plans to try again next year. He notes a pep talk from Miss Shires about learning from the bottom and jokes about Kenneth J.
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John
Phyllis
Paw
Chappell
Andy
U P Sidney Athletic Club to Host Grand Ball at Wal Bur Hall
The U P Sidney Athletic Club announces its annual grand ball at Wal Bur hall on Wednesday November 27. Music by Grabill's Merrymakers promises a big treat with festive attendance and dancing. Tickets likely offered in advance.
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U. P. Sidney Athletic Club
Wal-Bur Hall
Grabill
Merrymakers
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