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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
4
Sidney’s Maroons push through a rough season with pride and high spirits. Coaches plan mentally for the next game while players stay upbeat after losses. After a recent upset by Gering and a 33 to 6 defeat by Scottsbluff, expectations rise for a tougher Western Conference showdown.
Summer work at Sidney senior high added ten classrooms and a cafeteria expanding capacity. Five new classrooms and three offices on two floors improve class sizes. two typing rooms, a lab, and seven English social studies rooms enhance offerings. Cafeteria space allows quick service with two serving isles and dual cash registers. a movable partition can split the room for meetings. Open house on Oct 11 invites all parents to view the improvements.
Secrecy surrounds S H A halls as seniors juniors and sophomores secretly prepare their Homecoming floats for Friday October 9. The theme is American History before the 1900s. Winners announced at a courthouse pep rally after the parade. Seniors seek first win while juniors chase their third and sophomores aim for first win.
Four Sidney High School students Janis Deaver Martha Frerichs Steve Ham and Mike Fosher with sponsors Mr and Mrs Carl Crouse traveled to Lincoln Nebraska for the Annual Safety Convention. They toured the Capitol Building registered for a dormitory and joined workshops. Gov Morrison Lt Schroder George Chestnut and other speakers addressed the group and Steve Ham was not elected chairman.
Local office supply note inviting customers to visit The Telegraph Printing Co at 83th Ave for affordable sales books and office forms with emphasis on value and quality.
Prepared by the Sidney High School Journalism Class under the direction of Mr. Jim Rundstrom.
Sidney High prepares for homecoming with parade floats, pep rally, and the crowning of king and queen. Contest and rivalries among sophomores, juniors, and seniors shape the week as students mock, build, and anticipate the halftime ceremony followed by a festive dance.
A SHS column urges reading as a Door of Reading opening knowledge and adventure. It lists books and biographies by authors such as San doz, Cather, Kennedy, Humphrey, Goldwater, and Lincoln, notes a library open house, and invites students and parents to attend the Book Fair.
SHS juniors met October 5 in the high school auditorium where new junior class play director Connie Madsen outlined tryout dates and the play to be produced. Students interested were told to contact class secretary Gayle Osborn for slips. The show is set for November 13 and 14.
The Six th Annual Health Fair in Chadron Nebraska featured Sidney High School Advanced Biology students guided by Mr. Englebright. Exhibits covered Cancer birth defects and effects of alcohol on the body along with artificial respiration bacteriology and more. Dr F Clark welcomed attendees and Prof Harold Simonton with Mrs Penny Bashore performed gymnastic demonstrations. A lung cancer talk by Dr W D Corley preceded student dismissal to guidance programs in health fields.
Delegates from Sidney High Distributive Education Club will travel to Kearney Nebraska on Saturday October 10. Eleven members will meet at 3:00 AM at the school to begin the trip driving in two cars. After 8:30 AM registration and coffee they will elect state officers and hear acceptance speeches then be installed. Lunch follows then more meeting time before adjournment at 3:00 PM and return to Sidney that evening.
A detailed schedule lists events for the month including homecoming activities, football games at Kimball and Ogallala venues, dances at Fort Sidney Hotel, and various club meetings. Notable items include a district cross country meet at Scottsbluff, open house, and assemblies across different days and times.
The junior class chose oval rings with a crest center for Friday October 2 at a special meeting. Options include rose gold black gold or white gold with stones in black red blue purple green and mother of pearl.
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