Browning High School Announces Schedule And Activities
School notes outline Browning High School football and basketball dates with Linneus Galt Forker Bucklin Laclede Shelby Meadville and Purdin venues. It also details home and away games for boys and girls and reports on recent visitors, band changes, and a budding beginning band program.
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Browning High School
Linneus
Galt
Browning
Forker
Bucklin
Laclede
Shelby
Browning Linneus
Purdin
Meadville
School election results and upcoming games announced
The Seniors elected President Phyllis Vincent Rex Bundies as Secretary Faye Lumsden Treasurer Dick Askey with red class color and blue graduation wear. Juniors elected President Von Dean Ogle Secretary Mary Lee Askey Treasurer Helen Falconer. Freshmen chose President Jean Woolf Wessgoss Betty Powell Secretary-Treasurer Mary Smith. First home game vs Galt September 12 with 10 and 20 cent admission. Boys basketball struggled in last Wednesday game 23-15 with 7 baskets on 33 attempts. next conference opener September 18 with two practice games planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Vincent
Pregona
Rex Bundies
Faye Lumsden
Dick Askey
von Dean Ogle
Junior Hollow
Mary Lee Askey
Helen Falconer
Hollon
Peterson
Askey
Bartow
Grice
Hall
M. Kelly
Mitchell
Woolf
Three Marys Share Freshman English Seat
Three girls from different districts, all named Mary, sat in adjoining seats in a freshmen English class. The students were Mary Lou DeVore, Mary Elizabeth Smith, and Mary Ruth Fanning.
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Mary
Mary Lou DeVore
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Mary Ruth Fanning
Theme as Exing Problem for Sophomore English
The note discusses how selecting a compelling theme posed a challenge for sophomore English students. It emphasizes clarity, relevance, and student engagement in choosing central ideas for essays and discussions.
Farm Life Study Ties to Local Classrooms
Pupils in various classes pursue topics from farm experience to travel and school life. Reading from magazines informs talks on the United States Army. The senior literature class explores Ichabod Crane with humor and observation. DeVore family prominence linked to agriculture.
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Reader's Digest
Life
Look
American
Liberty
Colliers
American Observer
United States
Ichabod Crane
Washington Irving
DeVore
DeVores
Bennett
Head
Fanning
Mundell
Watson
Orange crates repurposed as shelves and desk
Frances Lou Lawrence, acting librarian, organizes the new collection with a motto a place for every book and every book in its place. Basketball practice starts this week for grade girls and boys as the district works to build a strong high school squad for 1944 and 45. Betty Lou Steele joins eighth grade as new pupil. welcome to elementary grades.
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Frances Lou Lawrence
Betty Lou Steele
Progressing Health Chart Rewards And Reading Circle Goals
Students advance with weekly gold stars and aim for a final red star after six weeks. Perfect first test scores by Val Jean Gooch Mildred Williams Mary Armstrong Donald Williams John Haskel Jones Themla Lee Gender Janet Lumsden Cherrill Williams. Ballad songs storytelling and drawings shown. Library cards fixed. two week loans with fines. Reading goals: sixth grade 20 books fifth 18 fourth 16.
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Val Jean Gooch
Mildred Williams
Mary Armstrong
Donald Williams
John Haskel Jones
Themla Lee
Janet Lumsden
Cherrill Williams
Ballon
the Ballon
First Grade Shares Flash Cards and Indian Life Project
The class enjoys picture word flash cards with front pictures and back words. They started a sand table unit on American Indians, making tepees canoes and trees from construction paper. Donald G. Rinehart makes bows and arrows at home while Donald Nevins brought Indian beads to school.
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Donald G. Rinehart
Donald Nevins
Shafter Items Brief Local Notes and Visits
A roundup from Shafter notes several visitors including Mr and Mrs Glenn Morris Mrs Floy Morris and Billy to Mrs Omi Phillips while she battles asthma. The Shiflett home had a small fire Saturday with quick neighbor aid. Corn cutting continues as True Blue Club meets at Mrs Tom Kimbrough's. A Cecil Morris sale drew a large crowd with strong prices.
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Glenn Morris
Floy Morris
Billy
Omi Phillips
Edgar Morris
Browning
Shafter
True Blue Club
Tom Kimbrough
W.H. Pridemore
Sale
W. E. Morris
Joe Edmunson
Miss Dixie
General Hospital
Kansas City
Cecil Morris
Local Residents Attend Business Trips and Visits
Mr and Mrs H R Anderson and Coach Horn visited Brookfield on Friday night for business. Mr and Mrs J P Bolling rode to St Joseph on Saturday for business. Harold Elliott and George Taylor went to Neosho last week seeking work. L M Kenley and wife visited Kansas City Wednesday and Thursday. James P Bolling stayed with Mrs J B Harmon last night. Edgar Tully of near North Salem visited Browning Saturday afternoon. Mrs Sallie Prather dined Saturday with Mrs Lula Carter and her son Fern Guy Grider of near Linneus conducted business in the city Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Anderson
Coach Horn
Brookfield
J. P. Bolling
St. Joseph
Harold Elliott
George Taylor
Neosho
L. M. Kenley
Kansas City
Jas. P. Bolling
J. B. Harmon
Edgar Tully
North Salem
Browning
Sallie Prather
Lula Carter
Fern. Guy. Grider
Near Linneus
No newspaper can succeed without reader advertising
The notice urges readers to support the paper through advertisements, noting that advertising helps keep the publication available and financially viable.
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Parke-Davis
Lilly
J. G. May Drug Company
I. E. Hook
FeExakl
Browning, Mo
B. H
Galthere
Brownning High School
Marilea
Phyllis Mundell
Barbara Collins
Eudora Harris
Patricia Gooch
Dorothy Head
Elizabeth Prather
Kathryn — Lynch
Viola Mitchell
Doris Creasen
Nona Clair Neet
Missouri
Boys Glee Club
Sepprmore
Myron DeVore
WV. Press Cos
Joel Brookshier
Charles Vincent
Nina C. Taylor
Jean Woolf Wessgoss
Betty Powell
Treas
Mary Smith
Horn
Post Toasties Miller’s Corn
Rogers
Browning Farm Club
Thad
Ants
Norge
Farmers Store
Sparmak
Zenith Radios
Zenith
Blue Bell Pork & Beans
H.G.F
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