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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1971
Page
10
Sidney High School outlines the value of sports for students and the community. It urges spectators to attend football cross country basketball wrestling track and golf events, highlighting how support boosts teams and offers wholesome entertainment for parents friends and townspeople.
Miss Person joins Sidney High as a new Communication Skills teacher focusing on reading listening and thinking. Born in Maryville Missouri she is a Wyoming graduate who enjoys skiing cooking traveling and contemporary literature and believes the program will improve the school and engage students.
The Sidney Hi-Life is prepared by the Sidney High Journalism class under the direction of Mr. Steve Sublette, instructor.
SHS cross country launches season with five veterans missing college moves. Four lettermen return among ten runners as new underclassmen fill the squad. The Harriers face a grueling schedule starting with the Scottsbluff Invitational at Riverside Golf Course this Saturday at 1100.
Sidney High juniors of the Class of 73 rehearse for The Curious Savage by John Patrick. Performances are set for November 6 and 8 with Mrs Muldoon as sponsor and students Frances Hayes Delbert Davison Scott Cook in key roles.
Students and staff express broad backing for girls sports in Nebraska with hopes for volleyball track and future gymnastics. Coach Monheiser envisions skill development and teamwork despite facility limits, noting football and wrestling remain excluded.
Sidney High School begins a thrill packed volleyball season with a pre school practice, new state rules limiting to 12 games per season and two matches per day, and a varsity squad led by coach Monheiser hoping for better results after last year’s 4 5 record. The roster includes Barb Walker Cindy Buecker Pam Fleming Denise Ross Sylvia Minshall Kim Minshall Sheryl Burd Dorf and others with a strong JV contingent. Upcoming schedule features matches against Scottsbluff St Pat’s Kimball Gurley Chadron and more with key players like Cindy Buecker Sheryl Burdorf Denise Ross and Kim Johnson shining in early games.
The 1971 72 term introduces revised rules on attendance and citizenship. Students must provide signed written excuses for absences with dates and reasons, and schools will call parents daily. Merits start at 100. eight merits lost for infractions, four for an excused tardy, with dismissal after thirty demerits and a required conference for readmission. Citizenship must reach 88 to be eligible for election or appointment in school organizations.
A group of characters including Ann Elwell Lily Belle Susan Easterly Florence Derris Wolff Hannibal Janet Hart Fairy May Jeffery Mrs Paddy The Nurse Dr Emmett are sketched as vivid, distinct figures. Each profile notes personality traits and evolving tensions within the ensemble.
A dense schedule lists多 activities from Sept 30 to Oct 22 across Scottsbluff Torrington Kimball Bridgeport Ogallala and other sites. It includes varsity and Freshman football punt pass kick band events choral and jazz activities student council and honor societies plus assemblies and meetings at Weymouth Field SH Auditorium and JH Gym.
Sidney High School introduces a redesigned Hi-Life with a new staff layout and banner. Steve Sublette leads the change while Tony Ramirez Joins as cartoonist and Don Kahl alongside Johna Platz handle sports coverage. The paper invites reader feedback and promises broader coverage of clubs government and girls athletics.
Willard Simms, a senior and offensive end in the Red Raider football program, earns the first Bench Warmer of the Month. From sophomore demotion to starting varsity dummy-holder, he credits hard practice and perseverance for his progress and urges peers not to give up.
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