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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
5
Three weeks from tonight in June the seniors will present their play on opening night. Friday the tith will be class night followed by a commencement sermon Sunday the seventeenth at the school auditorium. Graduation exercises occur Monday evening June the eighteenth. A fuller Herald schedule will appear soon.
Students transition from phrases to clauses starting tomorrow after finishing English work on Old Transides. Pearl Posey misses school due to illness while the class works hard to be exempt from this quarter's examinations.
The program committee includes Inez Johnson Edna Chambers James Harmon and Milton Childres. The room committee lists Margery Walker Pauline Cooper Aaron Duerzin and Olmer Stevens. Students finished the health book and were tested last week. They then studied the presidents and vice presidents their parties and terms of office.
In science we review the year while latin studies cover the third declension and fourth conjugation. English emphasizes subordinate clauses and diagrams to deepen understanding. This week includes oral spelling with a head marks contest.
The class reviewed progression in Algebra and recalled debates from English class. Students learned the value of argumentation and studied what constitutes news in newspaper analysis.
Tenth grade geometry class studied Wargons designs and linoleum patterns. Top designs were by Grace Molnvale Mildred Peed Mary Jim Godrman Lorena Daniel Nita Richan son Richard Turk Myra Nell Chambers and Bessie Dreizin. English lessons covered types of sentences period and comma faults.
Eleventh grade students begin rehearsals for a senior lay to be performed Wednesday night June 14. The cast is reported strong with four honors listed Mary Booth Kathleen Anthony Robert Mathews and Elsie Heath as top students announced last week.
Alumni notes describe visiting scholars and students from Georgia Southwestern attending a program at the college. The event featured oral solos and an instructive talk on curriculum and Christian activities, with participation from Dean Herr and Miss Fran.
The speaker expresses pride in the school’s past representation in Americas and hopes to maintain the same high standard in upcoming years.
The article notes farm youths building hog houses using salvaged lumber with A type movable units and guard rails for farrowing. It also reports Butler High School baseball wins over Oglethorpe and a second team victory led by pitcher Herman Hill with Anglin delivering key hits.
Proceedings of a May 30 gathering at Montezuma High School Auditorium detailing opening songs, welcomes from city and groups, readings, addresses by officials, and a focus on the hearings before the Senate Post Office Committee regarding H. R. 8919. Carriers discuss support, subscriptions, and aims to influence bill passage.
The notice urges district meetings to promote subscriptions to a postal publication. District secretaries should collect $1.50 and send subscriptions after meetings so carriers can begin delivery. It lists counties achieving 100 percent in various districts and calls for full enrollment by May 30 to sustain the association’s work.
A patron from Ellaville Georgia commends rural route carrier G J Coram for delivering mail daily on a challenging thirty mile route. He details Corams honesty, long service since 1909, frugal sacrifice, support of an orphaned student, and personal lifestyle as a model booster for the R F D service.
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