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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1929

Page

11

Freshman Initiation and School Play Retell the Week

Freshmen at S. H. S. faced an excited anxious afternoon during the eighth period with a dance by Margaret Schamp Irene Rash Rosetta Seimers and Vera Hawkins and an onion lunch. The event included Atkins vaudeville acts Meronn and Black giggles and a boxing of anticipation. Friday featured a pep rally and sketches from Alias The Deacon to be staged October 28 and 29. Bill Davis Robert Morris and Earl Masse performed mouth harps and a banjo for the orchestra. The Deacon play’s prologue included a box car scene and the portrayal of Tony a desperate Colorado prison escapee. The cast listed Brick Paul Kahl Tony Earl Mass John Adams Lawrence Portrey The Deacon Kenneth Johnson Phyllis Hester Null Mrs Clark Genestia Poster Mrs Gregory Olive Bush Luelle Virginia Johnson Ed King Ben Sheckler Cunningham Lloyd Westover Bull Moran Clifford Jones Slim Sullivan Clayton Jones Brakeman deputy sheriff Alfred Ladine Student Manager Alie Baker Mona Livoni Fern Dodds Irene Miller. Sid ney pulled out of danger and the quarter featured a Sidney score on a Riggs to Maley pass. The fourth quarter saw near basketb al play as locals threatened Kimball’s goal but were held. Quarterback Riggs outsmarted Kimball with solid play and all the boys showed good sportsmanship.

Margaret Schamp Irene Rash Rosetta Seimers Vera Hawkins Howard Maley Vivian Clark Evelyn Corbett John Thompson Imogene Mowrer Brick Tony the Deacon John Adams Colorado Paul Kahl Earl Mass Lawrence Portrey Kenneth Johnson Phyllis Hester Null Clark Genestia Poster Gregory Olive Bush Luelle Virginia Johnson Ed King Ben Sheckler Cunningham Lloyd Westover Bull Moran Clifford Jones Slim Sullivan Clayton Jones Alfred Ladine Alie

Sidney 13 Bayard in slow game with late Bayard surge

Sidney Maroons edged Bayard in a cautious gridiron clash. Bayard opened with a passing attack in the fourth quarter, but Adams to Ladine connected for a touchdown and the extra point as Sidney recovered and prepared for today’s Alliance matchup.

Sidney 6 Kimball 0 Defeats Visitors on Goal Line Stand

Sidney led 6 to 0 as Kimball pushed to Sidney’s eight yard line before fumbling on fourth down. Gug Fisher recovered for Sidney after Kimball advanced to the doorstep, continuing the home team’s strong defense in a hard fought game.

Kimball Sidneys Gug Fisher

Scores From Multigrade Merit List Show Mixed Results

A readers digest of grades lists seventh to eighth graders with scores ranging from 79.8 to 94 in various classes. Names include Dorris Fisher Elvira Martin Dorothy Daggett Lucile Hardy Marjorie Sellers Zelpha Lockwood Robert Jones Joyce Hietz Margaret Miller and others across seventh to eighth grades.

Dorris Fisher Elvira Martin Dorothy Daggett Lucile Hardy Marjorie Sellers Marian Bassett James Hand Lucile Schulz Joyce Anderson Abbott Slayter Florent Bayliff Jean Liebendorfer Nyda Schwasnick Billy Craig Helen Masse Zelpha Lockwood Robert Jones Joyce Hietz Margaret Miller Duane Willey Evelyn Millett Eleanor Templin Erma McDonough Kenneth Swenson Marjorie Taylor Helen Harper Richard Craig Carolyn Kennedy Bessie Heinek Jane Dimery Evelyn Bundy Pearl Johnson Dorothy Hietz Marion Hinek Ida Morris Eeighth Grade Virginia Larson Zelena Worden Gertrude Troutman Florence Brown Fern Poquette

Advanced agriculture class promotes Cheyenne county poster

The vocational agriculture class led by Prof. Neilson and County Agent Willey plans a poster for the Ak-Sar-Ben show in Omaha, with about 150 dollars prize. They toured Van Aelstyn's garden farm where Willey demonstrated methods to destroy bindweed. Several students were briefly ill after a day of eating plentiful turnips and carrots.

Neilson Willey Cheyenne County Omaha van Aelstyn

History class debates six week exams after revolution

The American history class spent the past week studying conditions in the colonies after the Revolutionary War. The class also discussed whether schools should implement six week examinations.

Colonies

Classes Study Silas Marner and The Magic Spear

One division of the elementary composition class is studying Silas Marner. Another division of the advanced composition class reads The Magic Spear and enjoys it. The advanced class also does visual writing and sense appeal work. The oral English class prepares plays and performs extemporaneous tasks.

Silas Marner

Mathematics Bulletin Tracks Drawings in Mechanical Drawing

A board bulletin in Mr. Davis room lists drawings completed by each student in mechanical drawing. Kahl and Daniel lead with 12 drawings each, followed by Matthews 11, Riggs 11, Baker 10, Coach 9, Jones 7, and Young 39. Last Tuesday marked the first monthly meeting of the S H S Math club with checkers and cards and brief reports on activities.

Davis Kahl Daniel Riggs Baker Coach Jones Matthews Young

Transportation talk and club meeting summarized

Sidney Ladine presided as club president delivering a speech on airway transportation. Richard Chaney spoke on railways, Olive Bush on highways, and Merriman Riggs on airplane transport followed by resumed games. A 9:30 lunch sparked favorable reaction. Members listed include Ladine Chaney Kahl Johnson and others.

Sidney Alfred Ladine Richard Chaney Olive Bush Merriman Riggs Alfred Ladine Paul Kahl Kenneth Johnson Sam Daniel Virginia Johnson

S H S orchestra and glee club debut at P T A meeting

The S H S orchestra and girls glee club debuted at a P T A meeting last week to positive reception. The orchestra, new to Sidney high, featured cello and string bass, with the glee club also performing. Katharine Krech, dramatic soprano, will give two concerts November 15, with a school pupils afternoon and a public evening program.

S. H. S. Orchestra Girls Glee Club P.T. A Glee Club Sidney High Katherine Krech Miss Krech

Lunch Project Kickoff for Six Weeks Health Focus

A six week program begins to explore healthy eating habits and foods that support good health. Students plan meals, learn nutrition basics, and set goals for improved eating patterns.

Short Hand Class Studies Transcription Notes

Commercial notes report on the week’s short hand class work with Miss Abbot reading a letter and transcription underway The bookkeeping class finished its first set and moves to the second The typing class learns new letters on the machine and copies exercises perfectly Examinations occurred Thursday focusing on reading materials beyond standard subjects Mr Weymouth conducted the test Some books passed the censor while others did not

G A A elects sports leaders at Monday meeting

The G. A. A. met Monday afternoon at the eighth period and elected sports leaders. They are as follows: Josephine Jordan, swimming. Kathryn Grabill and Evelyn Tompkins, tennis.

Josephine Jordan Kathryn Grabill Evelyn Tompkins

Quip filled school chatter and football pep talk

A collage of light humor and daily school life unfolds with a doll purchase in calico, jokes about kissing and war, a moon England riddle, fortune telling, football team quirks, romance denials, and a coach urging players to develop individuality and leadership.

Oddities Amid a Job Hunt in a Quiet Town

A college man recalls wandering from a bookshop where a lady paid him two dollars to a plan to loiter in a piano store. A rambling morning follows as the absent minded professor drives into a garage. His wife mentions a red lantern by an excavation as a clue to the night prior. Lawrence Witters notes his Ford rattling before a strike. Mr Cochran questions loud playing and a sign PP meaning power.

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Mona Livoni Sidney Maley Bayard Sidney Maroons Bayardites Maroons Adams Ladine Alliance Mathematics Alias Hymer Clemens U.S. A. Theatre THE Sidney High School Samuel French New York Home Economics Patty Granny Miss Shires Irwin Weymouth England Clifford Sonny Riggs Loretta Tank Aubrey Adams Loretta Aubrey Dick Wade al Ladine Evelyn Lanterman Lawrence Witters Ford Mr. Cochran Sidney Motor Sales Co Oldfield Star Chevrolet Forder Tudor Furniture Atwater Kent Screen Grid Radio Court House Nebraska
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