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Sidney J. Lee Memorial Concert Benefit (1962)
No full textSidney J. Lee Memorial Concert Benefit for Bismarck Junior College Music Scholarship. Featuring Louis Kaufman Violinist with Annette Kaufman at the piano. Location: Bismarck Junior College Auditorium/Sidney J. Lee Auditorium. Time: 8:15 pm (Friday). "Sidney J. Lee joined the faculty of the Bismarck Public Schools in the fall of 1942. At the time he was a member of both the Bismarck High School and the Junior College facilities. He was appointed Dean of the Junior College in 1948. The Junior College was located at the time on the third floor of the high school building. Through his leadership as Dean, the College outgrew the facilities in the high school, and the College was moved to a campus on the Capitol grounds.
Presentation of portrait of Dean Sidney J. Lee to Dean Ralph Werner
No full textDean Ralph Werner accepts from the Mason Owen's Studio a portrait of the late Dean Sidney J. Lee. Published in Jay-Cee-An (1962, p. 68
BJC Groundbreaking ceremony for Capitol Grounds location at 900 Boulevard Ave., with Dean Sidney J. Lee speaking
No full textBJC Groundbreaking ceremony for Capitol Grounds location at 900 Boulevard Ave., with Dean Sidney J. Lee speakin
Oral History Interview with Sidney J. Spahr
No full textA recorded interview with Sidney J. Spahr, in English. A document which lists the topics and their time stamps is also included in English.Memories of Terrebonne is an Oral History Project conducted and produced by the Terrebonne Parish Police Jury and Cote Blanche Productions. The interviews were conducted over the span of two years, 1983-1984, and cover subjects such as the folklore and cultural traditions of the Parish as remembered by its long-time residents
Sidney J. Harris oral history recording on his experiences as a riverboat captain
No full textAn audio recording of an oral history of Sidney J. Harris, sternwheeler riverboat captain on the Columbia and Willamette towing logs and ships from 1913 until retirement in approximately 1955. Harris operated a Stern Weaver from Astoria or Cascade Locks down carrying crates and logs. It took around 13 men to operate a single ship during a trip. Running into things, going onto the ground, sinking were all part of the job
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