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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
6
The Trail 1927 28 notes Preda Thompson as Editor in Chief with Virginia Daniel Paul Kahl Marjorie Adam as Associate Editor Chapel Editor Sunny Side Up Funny Side Up Grade School Notes and Athletic Editor roles listed along with Trail Sponsor details.
Frank Lally was elected senior class president at Wesleyan and is advertising assistant on the Wesleyan. Viola Poster, freshman at Wesleyan, was elected on the publication board.
With exams occupying classrooms, local news coverage narrows to essential updates. Teachers prepare schedules and students brace for assessments as districts finalize testing timelines and resources.
Sidney rallies to overcome Bridgeport with a hard fought win. Strong performances from key players lift the team as fans chant for a repeat. Local observers note momentum shifts and clutch plays late in the fourth period.
A Forward editorial praises the daring aviator who flew New York to Paris and compares him to Mallory and Panama Canal builders. It urges embracing audacious ventures to silence doubters and advance humanity.
A college level French class draws about six students including Mademoiselles Gillette Kennedy McCleneghan Morton and Messieurs Wright and Le Professeur Miss Orelaugh. Sessions run Monday and Thursday evenings often extending beyond an hour. Reports note talks by Rev Raub and Mr Storkan on rules of department citizenship and attendance with staff guiding students through the week.
Singing on account of Mr Havlovics absence Friday a pep rally. What are we going to do Beat Lodge Pole, and we did. Well with all this pep we showed this morning why couldn't we beat Harvard or Yale.
Sidney’s 40 point win over Lodge Pole featured three touchdowns in the first half and three more in the second. Lodge Pole managed only one first down late, as Sidney’s defense dominated throughout and set up a challenge at Bridgeport against a veteran eleven.
The Red Jackets held two meetings last week and practiced Thursday to learn new yells and stunts. They plan to beat Bridgeport with student body support, hoping to wipe Bridgeport off the map.
Lennie Darnell missed several days this week due to illness while Beth Musser began first grade on Monday. The class studied Ways to Keep Well and the children made progress on related activities.
On Wednesday of this week Grade VI Helen Harper and Helen Heck received gold stars for spelling.
A new organization named the Quills was formed on a Wednesday night in room seven of the high school. Officers elected include President Marjorie Adam, vice president Lucille Waddell, secretary treasurer Virginia Adam, and reporter Helen Doran. The group aims to promote standard authors, drama appreciation, and original writing, meeting 17 30 to 20 30 on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Members must be upperclassmen in good standing. The first regular meeting October 12 featured a program on discovery.
Senior jokes about gamboling on the green while junior notes a nickel wager on freshmen. Byron L. quips about time’s flight, and Mr. Weymouth asks Fanny Belle what she’s late for, with her answer being class.
The western comedy Denver Dude stars Hoot Gibson and promises patrons a fun packed Universal picture. A typical Gibson film is rambunctious and full of the qualities associated with his popular repertoire.
Neil Hamilton and Esther Ralston headline Paramount's Ten Modern Commandments arriving at U S A theatre next Sunday. Hamilton, praised as a rising screen leading man, plays a young American swept into jazz era society. The feature follows his rise after working with D W Griffith on The White Rose and America, with Hamilton recently signing a long term Paramount contract.
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