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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
6
Cindy Rainbolt urges students to join and participate in school clubs. She notes dwindling membership due to busy schedules but argues involvement builds teamwork, responsibility, and personal growth while having fun. She emphasizes high school is a unique chance to experience activities beyond class work.
A writer argues that heavy emphasis on school clubs pressures students and fosters conformity. They note work and personal interests outside clubs are undervalued, harming individuality and dream fulfillment. Moderate participation is acceptable, but overcommitment reduces perspective and fuels prejudice.
St Patrick’s High School hosted the 1976 Teachers Inservice Day for schools in Cheyenne, Devel, Garden and Kimball counties on Monday September 27. William Kelley of Educational Service Unit No 14 led sessions on classroom challenges and new accreditation standards while Dr. Bill Pedraza and psychologist Stan Gorman presented programs on management and individual differences among students.
Ralph Spenser, guidance director, announces sophomores and juniors plus some seniors may join over one million students worldwide in the PSAT NMSQT this fall. The October 19 test, cosponsored by the College Board and National Merit, offers scholarships, student college referrals, and SAT readiness insights. Students may register in the Guidance Office for a $2.75 fee.
Honor Society sells carnations boutonnières and corsages after school on October 14 and on the Homecoming morning. The flowers, donated by the House of Flowers, cost seventy five cents each and are to be worn that day as part of Big Red day. They will also be sold at the game gates on Homecoming night.
Boz Scaggs Silk Degrees blends disco orchestrations with rock and reggae influenced tracks. Highlights include Lowdown and It's Over while Sido Shuffle Jump Street and Love Me Tomorrow show Horn and synthesizer flair. We’re All Alone Harbor Lights showcase softer tones, making the album a notable all around showcase.
The Sidney Hi-Life page credits Cindy Rainbelt as Editor and Jaimi Preble as Co Editor with Connie Loghry as Photography Editor and a long roster of staff members. Written by the Sidney High School Journalism department and published biweekly in the Sidney Telegraph.
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