Lincoln High School News and Local Notices
The issue notes a state law punishing drivers who pass school buses halted to load or unload, with authorities enforcing safety. The school board requests marshal presence at the Central building morning noon and night. Also reports on Lincol n High seniors studying early colonization with seven topics and peer groups. A gold and black banner from Cambridge City honors Lincoln Hi and its community. seniors thank supporters.
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Main Street
Lincoln Hi
Smith
America
Wilma Duff
Lincoln High School
Lincoln
Cambridge City
Warren Ingermann
Millersburg School News Highlights Achievements
Dorothy McGuire earned a bronze pin for typing 45 words per minute for fifteen minutes. Irene Kelsey and Isol Vernon received certificates for typing 30 to 40 wpm. The Biology class studies fish while the agricultural class toured Indianapolis. Junior History scrp books on American history impress. Sophomores elect Ballinger as president and Manlove as treasurer. party at Manlove’s in Dublin on Oct 9 with games and refreshments.
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Dorothy McGuire
Irene Kelsey
Isol Vernon
Amick
National Daily Show
Indianapolis
Milton
Hagerstown
Centerville
Lincoln High Alumni Plan Surprise Party Night
A surprise party was held at the home of Marie Ulerich a former Lincoln High student. The evening featured contests and games with attendees including Miss Cummins Evelyn Boyd Isol Vernon Francis Hiday Katherine Sowers Ruth Howard Ruth Bell Lillian Goar Sarah Mason Marie Ulerich Gladys Doty Constance Adrian Ethel Mason Lonnie Myers Elmer Temple Warren Herr Lloyd Goar Wayne Goar Russell Clifton Kenneth Ammerman George Ganker Albert Vernon Frank Hanen Edwin Ulerich Also Fern Stevens visited Mary Beeson for Sunday dinner Everett Sutton visited Kokomo friends Olive Dilling and Mary Dickson visited Richmond Thursday Thelma May Elizabeth Stevens attended Sally at Washington theatre Harold Lloyd in The Freshman at Richmond theatre Friday morning the chapel program drew visitors The day included shopping and homecoming at Modoc Sunday suggesting a lively community weekend.
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Marie Ulerich
Lincoln High
Misses Cummiins
Evelyn Boyd
Isol Vernon
Francis Hiday
Katherine Sowers
Ruth Howard
Ruth Bell
Lillian Goar
Sarah Mason
Gladys Doty
Constance Adrian
Ethel Mason
Messrs
Lonnie Myers
Elmer Temple
Warren Herr
Lloyd Goar
Wayne Goar
Russell Clifton
Kenneth Ammerman
George Ganker
Albert Vernon
Frank Hanen
Edwin Ulerich
Fern Stevens
Mary Beeson
Everett Sutton
Kokomo
Olive Dilling
Mary Dickson
Richmond
Thelma May
Elizabeth Stevens
Margaret Ball
Marie Bolenbaugh
Sally
Proper Attitude Toward Basketball in Cambridge City
Asbury Stelle urges the public to respect high school basketball and exhibit loyalty and sportsmanship. Do not razz players or referees even after mistakes. strive for courtesy to teammates opponents and strangers. Promote a season marked by good conduct and strong community support.
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Asbury Stelle
Cambridge City
Chapel Program Doubts Prompt Parent Attendance
Community asks why parents stay away from the chapel program and notes improved orchestra. The piece hints at school activities while questioning parental involvement and student engagement.
Chapel program showcases school orchestra and address
Last Friday morning the chapel program featured the school orchestra making its first appearance under Miss Bolenbaugh. Lucille Ogborn Rev Scheidler and others performed with a closing quick pop session led by John Peters.
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Miss Bolenbaugh
Urine Pooummnin
Cancesli
Cloyd Bom
Inos Fo
Lucille Ogborn
Scheidler
Cloyd
Sean Sed
Winter
John Peters
Comic Dialogues and Light Jokes From Local Page
A collection of short humorous quips and conversations. The material features exchanges about love money travel learning and everyday mishaps with playful wordplay and social banter among townsfolk and family members.
Honorable and Near-Honor Roll Students Named
The list highlights students with averages of 90 or above and no grade below 85. Notable high scorers include Mary Catherine Johnston 91.2 and Satals Manes 90.3, with several others in the 90s such as Voyle Ammerman 97.3 and Arthur Sonnes 89.8. Near-honor roll mentions follow, featuring Anna Belle Hoent at 89.0 and Dorothy Fulton 88.3 among others who plan to improve and attend next time.
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Mary Catherine Johnston
Meneses
Pia Ooud
George Fagan
Nites
IAM PO
Voyle Ammerman
Gackaon RodeWler
Imolar Eos
Re Ea Ae
Pny Min Eg Ee
Death of Karl E. Swiggett in San Juan Puerto Rico
Edna Swiggett this week received notice of Karl E. Swiggett sudden death in San Juan on October 5 from heart trouble. He was found in bed and funeral services were held at his son Ralph Swiggett’s home. A native of the city, he was son of the late Levin and Hester Swiggett and worked in merchant tailoring in Indianapolis and Muncie before moving to San Juan. He spent much of the past year with his brother Professor Glen Swiggett in Washington. Survivors include他的?
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Karl E. Swiggett
Edna Swiggett
San Juan
Porto Rico
Ralph Swiggett
Levin
Hester Swiggett
Mr. Swig
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