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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
8
Bucklin Wildcats edged Browning 41 to 20 after a tight first half. Smith led Browning as high point girl while Bucklin's Fitzgerald and guard play sparked the late surge. Disqualifications and oncourt substitutions caused brief confusion but Bucklin pulled away in the final two quarters.
Wild Kittens lost 26-17 to Bucklin last Friday. Starting lineup included R Dixon Woolf and Smith as forwards with Head McCormick and Kelly as guards. R Gooch substituted for McCormick in the final period after fouls disqualified him. First quarter score read Browning 45 Bucklin 9 at the half Bucklin led 10-9.
Enrollment shows 14 students in eighth grade and 12 in seventh in Room III. Last Wednesday group hike to Rocky Ford yielded two sacks of milkweed pods for Uncle Sam and a pleasant trip with a rainy return. Officers elected: Eighth Grade President Richard Mundell. VP Gene Carter. Secretary Carmen Hedges. Treasurer Jimmie Nevins. Seventh Grade President Gale Hedges. VP James Elliott. Secretary J. D. Elliott. Treasurer Bonnie Foster.
Our grade chorus works on two part songs The Mill and All through the Night with over 50 children. Rhythm Band had its first rehearsal last Wednesday and fourth graders practice with Jonette. Mrs. Clay Dell donated house plants for our room, creating a cheerful appearance.
This year’s enrollment is thirty six with seven in fifth grade. There are four pupils in the fifth grade and fourteen in the sixth grade. Last Thursday in Art the class drew well themed pieces titled The Carnival. Six students achieved perfect spelling scores over the last three weeks: Jerry Hedges, Earnest Hill, Helen Atkins, Lavette Ginder, Marilyn Jennings, and Cynthia Moore.
A large crowd attended the Scottsville event as forecasts hinted at cooler weather ahead, drawing residents to the scene and creating a lively community gathering despite changing temperatures.
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