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The Sidney Hi-Life printed by the senior High School Journalism Class under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Massie, instructor.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
3
Youth Delegates Return From Sidney Conference With Plans
Seventeen Sidney High School delegates returned Sept 19 from the 17 Sidney Youth Conference with renewed energy and a slate of initiatives for the coming year. The group heard Governor Morrison call Nebraska youth the invigorating blood of progress and formed city workshops to pursue projects in recreation education and economic opportunities. Dr Otto Hoiberg outlined cooperation rules for youth and adults to ensure productive collaboration and steady progress on each plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High State
Sidney
Nebraska
Frank B. Morrison
Sidney High- St Pat’s
YES
Sidney Youth
Hoiberg
Bob Cook
Gering High
University of Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Chadron State
Lincoln
Guidance Department Provides Valuable Services
The Guidance Program at Sidney High School led by Ralph Spencer offers counseling testing and college prep for all grades. Staff include Richard Black and Mrs Harold Chaffee with external tests like ACT PSAT and SAT administered through the Guidance office to aid students in college planning and scholarship opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Spencer
Spencer
Sidney
Richard Black
Harold Chaffee
Fine Performance By Junior High Band
Despite rain and cool weather the Junior High Band delivered a fine half time show at last Friday's ballgame. Conductor Ron Reidler led a precise drill with drum majorette Culeen Mintken. The band played a tribute to moms and pops in the crowd, earning a positive reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Reidler
Culeen Mintken
Parent's
E Moms
Pops
Hruska seeks academy applicants for 1964 openings
Senator Hruska announces immediate contact for Nebr high school seniors aiming at Service Academies. Exams to gain admission this year include the November 9 Civil Service test. He will nominate ten candidates for Merchant Marine slots and fill one each at Military Naval and two at Air Force Academies. eligibility requires 17th birthday by July 1 1964 and under 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman L. Hruska
Rnebr
Military Academy
Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
Merchant Marine
Academies
Senate
Washington
Hi-Life poll asks for student and parent feedback
The Sidney High School Hi-Life asks students and parents to complete a poll about preferred article types from the past two years and the first two weeks of this year. Readers may submit to The High-Life Staff or any staff member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Life
High-Life
Sidney High School
Sidney
Nebraska
Astronomy Session Sparks First Science Seminar
The Tuesday evening event at SHS launched a monthly science seminar series the public can attend. VT. Miller and Jay Hackett hosted an astronomy session at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds with a telescope view of Saturn Jupiter and the Moon under clear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VT. Miller
Jay Hackett
SHS
Dney Public
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Miler
Wheatbelt
Hackett
Miller
University of Nebraska
Sophomore State Officers Installed at Senior High
Jim Swanson was installed as Governor of the Sophomore class at the Senior High Auditorium. New officers Mike Fosher Roger Wuthier Peggy Jelinek Bob Selzer Tim Curless Jed Perkins Colleen Christ Linda Blake Gayle Osborn were sworn in and addressed the class. The election featured ex Governor Jed Perkins as Speaker of the House. Plans for a Homecoming float were discussed at the class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Swanson
Wanda Anderson
Hinn
Carl Crouse
Mike Fosher
Roger Wuthier
Peggy Jelinek
Bob Selzer
Tim Curless
Jed Perkins
Fankhauser
Linda Blake
Colleen Christ
Gayle Osborn
Colleen
Gayle
Swanson
Scottsbluff and Sidney Clash In Seasonal Rivalry
In a storied rivalry, Scottsbluff faces Sidney as the Bearcats seek victory. Coach Bob Cook profiles and career highlights alongside a historic run of results showing Scottsbluff's struggles against Sidney and Cook's coaching tenure across multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Edison
Nebr
Fleming
Colo
Sidney
National Merit Competition Set for Sidney High Class of 65
Sidney High invites all 1965 graduates to register for the National Merit Scholarship program. The qualifying test will be held at 9 am on Tuesday March 10 or Saturday March 14, 1964, at the school. Fees may be waived for those unable to pay. stipends are renewable yearly. Students gain career guidance from test results and receive a Merit Program handbook to aid plans.
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Sidney High
Ralph Spencer
Pundance
Spencer
Science Research Associates
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
NMSC
Ford Foundaion
Carnegie Corpora One
New York
House Organizes Report Given In First Meeting
Larry Boye reports on the first House of Representatives meeting led by Speaker Gayle Nelson. Jane Landmesser elected secretary. a committee on noon ping pong sessions is formed, chaired by Glenda Printz with Donna Landmesser Sheri Kaylor and Cindy Connelly. Elmer Hartmann praises Sidney Council Youth and Jim Knicely summarizes the Youth Conference. Rep Perez to study member pins purchase duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Jane Landmesser
Donna Landmesser
Glenda Printz
Rastei Perez
Pritz
Printz
Sheri Kaylor
Cindy Connelly
Elmer Hartmann
Sidney Counci
Nebraska
Nelon
Jim Knicely
Hartmann
Perez
Baade Scores In Shorthand Test
Mrs Mary Winn heads the business department as September station tests are posted. Diane Baade passed the 100 word minute five minute test with 97 percent accuracy and will receive a pin and certificate. October tests follow in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Winn
Dian Baade
Diane
Junior High Pupils Take Constitution Quiz On Monday
Junior High students faced a Monday Constitution test directed by Mr. Black with two amendments making a passing score a filing prerequisite and offices non-political. Teachers noted increased interest in government and student candidates, while many pupils reviewed the Constitution from copies posted around the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Tobin
Black
House of Representatives
Titterington
M. Christy
Thayer
Osterday
Glenda Printz Named New D E Head at Kearney Meet
Glenda Printz was elected D E head with W N Swanson as vice president Pat Jahaffey secretary Candy Hoal treasurer and Gob Plantz as reporter. The Sidney club plans to attend the October 19 delegate assembly in Kearney to elect state officers and set a date for the leadership conference profits from sticker and pin sales fund future trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Boye
DFE
Glenda Printz
W.ne Swanson
Pat Jahaffey
Candy Hoalrook
Gob Plantz
Sidney D E
Kearney
Distributive Education Program Overview
Instruction in marketing and distribution is led by John Hetttuk. The program serves high school students in a twofold role, offering on the job training at various sites and functioning as a national state and local organization for Distributive Education.
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John Hetttuk
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