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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
6
An editorial notes a rising apathy at SHS with declining pep rally interest and lower activity participation. The piece cites waning class unity and suggests Homecoming events may rekindle engagement, while acknowledging reader indifference as a central concern.
A committee to rewrite grades seven through twelve English curriculum was formed at a recent School Board meeting. Comprised of junior and senior high English teachers, the group aims to emphasize grammar and skills in junior high and will meet Thursdays after school from 3:05 to about 6:00 until the revision is finished.
The document lists Publications staff including editors and photo editors from TR and HL teams, with roles for Brenda Clark Sam Cunningham Tom Geo Susan Hendee Scott Henrichs Mark Johnson Karen Kuhns Jane Matzke Terry Meisenbach Wendy Patten Jeff Peetz Jenny Simmerman Loren Steffens and an advisor. It notes a past curriculum created by a committee of principals and English department teachers and outlines plans for a sequential program reusing existing material focusing on literature composition grammar and basic structure.
Sidney High School uses the New City Telephone Company Game from Northwestern Bell to teach economic decision making. Ken Moncrief guides students as they act as board members facing labor issues rising costs and expansion needs. Scores reveal best decisions and plans for a repeat session later this year.
The deadline to have senior pictures taken is November 1. Boosters are urged to buy tickets now and reserve the 1976 yearbook.
The issue celebrates a Sidney born playmate on September 27, 1958 who attended Central Elementary and Sidney High. A senior active in Job's Daughters Masque and Gavel Pep Club and 17 Club, she belongs to the Presbyterian Church and enjoyed Easter and the Easy Bunny. Last issue noted Chuck Mehling.
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