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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1935

Page

27

Junior High Library Rooms Reorganized For More Classes

Franklin Roosevelt Wilson and McKinley library spaces were reorganized to serve six classes in the new six year high school program. Franklin houses 5 000 books and 21 periodical titles with a research oriented layout and open access. Roosevelt main room lists 2 500 books and 30 periodicals for seniors and ninth graders. Wilson holds 4 400 volumes with six encyclopedias and 25 periodicals and uses study hours for junior high and daily noon capacity. McKinley focuses on reference use with art displays and a pass system for study periods.

Franklin Wilson Roosevelt McKinley Elizabeth Curry Nellie Sherwood Harriet Welch Alta Loftus Roosevelt Library Nelle Martin Wilson Library Mildred Shelton Frances Christensen Ruth Subotnik Bernice Easker Frances Basker Frances Zitek Raymond Wittemeyer Jean Starry June Womochil Zdenka Brejcha Helen Stoutrac Melba Brawner Julia Pazour Rose Kosina Donald Conway Mildred Pazdernik Florine Fields Jean Monson Bulletin Board Theodore Steele Samothrace McKinsey Library

22 000 Books Available To High School Pupils

A pictorial from the Franklin library shows shelves filled with 22 000 books and new equipment across six year high school library rooms. Schedules have been reorganized to fit the needs of seventh through twelfth graders.

Franklin Library

School Library Crowded on Rainy Days

Four thousand books line the shelves as twenty five periodicals serve the students. The room stays open at noon and is a popular lunch spot for pupils. Miss Evelyn Ashby the librarian assists by Miss Mary Davidson.

Evelyn Ashby Mary Davidson

Health focused Girl Reserves programs in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids high school Girl Reserves emphasize health this fall with YWCA and YMCA cooperation. Dr Edith Hale Swift and Miss Lelia Montgomery spoke to multiple clubs, showcasing nutrition, proper footwear, posture, and diet, while other clubs explored service, charm, and dramatics in their health oriented activities.

Cedar Rapids Edith Hale Swift Wilson Triniclub McKinley Hi- Y-Ette Lelia Montgomery Linn County Relief Department Ruth Zicke Jane Ellen Grissell Helen Johnson Jane Curry Dorothy Wagner Jean Hrbek

9A6 Girls Volleyball Team Wins Franklin Meet

The 9A6 girls volleyball team captured the tournament championship at Franklin junior high with 9B2 taking second. Team members include 9A6 captain Mildred McKeely and players Allayne Kenecny Roma Dickson Kathryn Luberger Jean Knight Jane Beltz Jean Bailey Barbara Sgarlata Betty Like Betty Ruth Shaffer.

Franklin Junior High Mildred McKeely Allayne Kenecny Roma Dickson Kathryn Luberger Jean Knight Jane Beltz Jean Bailey Barbara Sgarlata Betty Like Betty Ruth Shaffer Barbara Shonka Virginia Miner Jane Wurster Shirley Linn Betty Anne Cottingham Donna Jeanne Bolenbaugh Dorothy White Gladys Coats Jane Hahn Lillian Goddard Elaine Helm Janet Jefferis

McKinley Seventh Graders Host Debate Assembly

Dorothy Meskness presided as chairman and David Keehn timed the seventh grade debate at McKinley school on Tuesday. Two debates featured teams including John Foster Angeline Varvaris Robert Kucera Kathleen Lehman Robert Bitzer Joanne Crawford Rebecca Hallman Mary Lou Protzman Eugene Pinney Roy Coffman Donley Collins and Doris Cone. Music included a vocal solo by Lee Etta Carr with Leone Engberg and a clarinet duet by Oliver Patrick Wilbur Gregor with El Jen Johnson.

Dorothy Meskness David Keehn McKinley School John Foster Angeline Varvaris Robert Kucera Kathleen Lehman Robert Bitzer Joanne Crawford Rebecca Hallman Mary Lou Protzman Eugene Pinney Roy Coffman Donley Collins Doris Cone Lee Etta Carr Leone Engberg Oliver Patrick Wilbur Gregor el Jen Johnson

Talks On Leadership At Roosevelt Assembly

William Whipple, graduate of Coe college, spoke at the Roosevelt assembly this week on "The Welcome Man in The World of Tomorrow." His leadership code centers on seven points: leave the other fellow on the other fellow's road, acquire diplomacy, avoid hurry, use humor, show interest to be interesting, listen well, and work hard.

William Whipple Coe College Roosevelt Assembly

Roosevelt Pep Song Winners Named for New Touchdown

Roosevelt contest honors Arvada Baresh and Edwin Youtzy for writing the words to the Roosevelt pop song Touchdown. The music department and student activity committee served as judges.

Roosevelt Arvada Baresh Edwin Youtzy

Trophy split as East Side high renames allocate displays

Washington high athletes and followers faced concerns last spring over the fate of the trophy case and its contents. The case remains but trophies are divided between the Franklin and McKinley additions with plans to dismantle the old case and reuse materials for two new display units for the east side six year high schools.

Washington High East Side Franklin and McKinley

No Accidents Slogan Used By Polk School Safety Council

The Polk school safety council adopts No Accidents as its slogan. On Monday and Tuesday mornings the council presents its rules to intermediate grades. Safety commissioner Henry Haegge and deputy Na dine Morse lead a team including Laura Ann Safely and patrol captain Allen Singer with a list of patrols.

Safety Council Polk Henry Haegge Nadine Morse Laura Ann Safely Allen Singer Orval Lanning Leonard Furham David Ryan George Cropp Roland Roupe James Casey Norman Dake Darlene Vaughn Imogene Lubben Winnifred Stryker Dorothy Holley Phyllis Johnson Miriam Armstrong Helen Prochaska Jane Alexander Phyllis Milbrath Marilyn van de Walker Mary Evelyn Robbins

Franklin High Woodworking Class Builds Walnut Furniture

In Franklin School the woodworking class creates small walnut pieces with end tables occasional tables telephones writing desks and hall trees. Notable students include Lloyd Davis Adolph Maciejewsky Donald Reed Gaylord Sacora Donald Crabbles John Bowne and Albert Eddy. Albert Eddy makes a drop leaf table in Duncan Phyfe style and Donald Reed a coffee table with an antique marble top. George Iler crafts a large drafting table for a home workshop. A new 86 inch handsaw addition will replace hand sawing for curved lines.

Franklin High Machine Lloyd Davis Adolph Maciejewsky Donald Reed Gaylord Sacora Donald Crabbles John Bowne Albert Eddy Duncan Phyfe

Introduce Officers At Franklin High Sophomore Program

Franklin senior high school introduces officers for classes 10A and 10B at the first sophomore assembly. 10A officers are Joseph Markey president Mary K Fiebig vice president Marie Dolson secretary John Hershy treasurer. 10B officers are John Hodgson president Peter Thurman vice president Donald King secretary Jean Killen treasurer.

Franklin Senior High School Joseph Markey Mary K. Fiebig Marie Dolson John Hershy John Hodgson Peter Thurman Donald King Jean Killen Mary K Fiebig Girls Thomas Brice Edward Horak St. Louis Chicago Don Ross John Severson Lucile Hamlin Charles Dulin Miss Keith Ilsigret Weber Vernon Guttenfelter Jean Stookey Pryor Madison Wis

Roosevelt High Announces Annual All-School Play Tryouts

More than seventy five Roosevelt Senior High students auditioned for Owen Daer s Robin Hood with Miss Roberta D Sheets directing. The project aims to become an annual event with a mix of experienced and inexperienced actors from the student body.

Roosevelt Owen Daer Roberta D. Sheets

Roosevelt Radio Club Builds Short Wave Set

The Roosevelt Radio club builds a short wave transmitter and receiver to help members obtain government amateur radio licenses. The station will let members observe actual operation, with two members Donald Bradshaw and Donal Armstrong already licensed.

Roosevelt Radio Club Donald Bradshaw Donal Armstrong

Major Sanders to Speak at Schools in Lecture Series

Major James C. Sanders an archaeologist will headline the school assembly series with illustrated talks on Ancient Civilizations of the Americas at four senior highs on Oct 30. He has explored Mexico Guatemala and South America and will present colored images of cliff dwellers Maya temples Yucatan pyramids Inca lands.

James C. Sanders Americas Sanders Mexico Guatemala South America Yucatan East Side Charles E. Barker East West Side Jack Raymon Plantation Singers Andy Kerr McKinley Franklin Wilson Senior High C. Warner Williams Williams Roosevelt Luther Gable Dr. Gable Gable Chicago Mr. Williams William Bickham New Orleans University Jack Rayman

Van Buren Kindergartners Celebrate Delores Lattner Birthday

Delores Lattner celebrated her sixth birthday with a party for Van Buren advanced kindergarten pupils last Friday. Refreshments with a Halloween motif were served by her mother, Mrs. Elmer Lattner.

van Buren Delores Lattner Elmer Lattner

Ohio University Professor To Address Faculty Group Tuesday

Ohio University Professor L. L. Jones will speak on Consumer Education at the Cedar Rapids Teachers and Principals and Supervisors clubs joint dinner Tuesday night at the Cedar Rapids Country club. Guests include members of the board of education and Supt. Arthur Deamer. after dinner a five piece orchestra and bridge with prizes will be offered.

L. L. Jones University of Ohio Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Country Club Teachers’ Organization Board of Education Arthur Deamer

Columbus Day Program at Wilson School

Wilson school observed Columbus Day with a seventh grade play about Diego Columbus. The production featured a mixed chorus, costumes, and a pantomime setting with songs from Miller’s Sail On and On. Directing staff included Miss Louise Renner Miss Jane Houghton and music by Miss Christel Palmer.

Wilson School Diego Columbus Diego Miller Louise Renner Jane Houghton Christel Palmer Donald van Dura Wilmer Cimprish Richard McEvers Earl Beck Dean Schultz

Wilson School Notes on Freedom and Union Jack Study

Seventh grade literature explored Our Inheritance of Freedom and Scottish stories, then examined the Union Jack and its use. Donald Konigsmark Donald Kimball and Charles Zel eny colored nine mags on the board while Lloyd Watson displayed flag reproductions as a hobby at the school.

Scotland Donald Konigsmark Donald Kimball Charles Zeleny Lloyd Watson

Little Women Still Tops Cedar Rapids Library Readings

The Cedar Rapids public library children's reading room shows Little Women remains the favorite with fourteen copies and forty three editions of Louisa May Alcott works in demand. Invincible Louisa by Cornelia Meigs, a Newbery winner, also draws many young readers as a close rival.

Cedar Rapids Public Library Louisa May Alcott Louisa Cornelia Meigs Thomas Niles

McKinley Junior High Orchestras Begin Rehearsals

McKinley Junior High starts rehearsals for two orchestras, one with eighth and ninth graders and another with seventh graders. The article lists each instrument section and student names for both groups.

Garfield Pupils Form Safety Council At School

Garfield intermediate pupils organized a safety council to promote safety in the student body and protect younger children. Officers include Richard Pettys president Ruth Ross vice president and Margaret Ann Paxton secretary.

Garfield Intermediate Richard Pettys Ruth Ross Margaret Ann Paxton Bob Williams Ramona Miller Milo Kopecky Virgil Knake

Diary School Notes Highlight Local Honor Roll and Club Posts

The Dairy Dale School lists names on the dental honor roll including Norma Sorenson Bernice Vavrach Richard Krohn Betty Frederikson Roy Sorenson Ray Sorenson Libby Zrudsky Wayne Sorenson Ivan Nemecek Martha Lippert. New officers for the Friday afternoon literary society include President Ivan Nemecek Vice President Martha Lippert Secretary Clarice Decious Treasurer Libbie Zrudsky story writer Lawrence Williams editor of the Humming Bird Leonard Sterns program committee Wilbur Young and Wayne Sorenson.

Dairy Dale Dairy Dale School Norma Sorenson Bernice Vavrach Richard Krohn Betty Frederikson Roy Sorenson Ray Sorenson Libby Zrudsky Wayne Sorenson Ivan Nemecek Martha Lippert Clarice Decious Libbie Zrudsky Lawrence Williams The Humming Bird Leonard Sterns Wilbur Young

Polk Third Grade Organizes Melody Rhythm Band

A melody rhythm band forms in Polk school third grade with plans for a similar unit at Johnson. The project links Coe Conservatory of Music with public school activities to prep youngsters for orchestra. Students learn notes, read music, and play instruments purchased for 48 cents to three dollars.

Poll School Johnson School Coe Conservatory of Music Coe College Conservatory Polk School Coe Northwestern University University of Minnesota Richard Albright Arthur Brose Donald Clemmer LaVonne Bachman Norma Lou Haegg Don Hastings Velma Luse Darlene Moss Shirley Long Dorothy, Roupe Robert Safely Ruth’Shean Roger’ Skaar Eugene Slaman Rosie Brose Jimmie Threlkeld Richard Drake David van Ness Donald Fitzsimmons Patricia Stebbins Peacilyt Rudin James Gilam

Moving Time in Seedland dramatized by Johnson 4A class

Indian summer inspires Johnson school 4A pupils to stage Moving Time in Seedland in three stories. The tales follow Cocky Cocklebur riding a rabbit to a shortened trip ending with a plant stop, Mike Milkweed Seed floating like a parachute seed, and Mr Squirrel guiding Mr and Mrs Sandbur and Sandbur with sharp hooks to a happy move and shared journey.

Seedland Johnson School Mother Nature Cocky Cocklebur Cocky Fiona Kennedy Milkweed Mike Milkweed Mike Margaret Hruska Mrs. Chestnut Mr. Squirrel Mr. Chestnut Mr. Squirrel Said Yes. On the Way They Saw Mr Mrs. Sandbur Jimmie Pickford

Roosevelt Athletic Groups Name Officers

Roosevelt senior high school athletic groups have elected officers. John Reilly is president, Elmer Nelson vice president, Clair Nelson secretary, James Endsley treasurer. For the girls association Jane Grissel is president, Eleanor Lockwood vice president, Mary Forrest secretary, Janet Kuns treasurer.

R.A. C Roosevelt Senior High School Roosevelt Athletic Club John Reilly Elmer Nelson Clair Nelson James Endsley Girls’ Athletic Association Jane Grissel Eleanor Lockwood Mary Forrest Janet Kuns

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gazette Tru Polk Safety Council Franklin School News Franklin High Roosevelt Senior High Ohio University Nell G. Boyack Franklin Senior High Lillian Clark Teachers’ Association Ruth Griffith McKinley Senior High Miss Boyack Miss Clark Erma Oberg Lillian Dinsdale Arthur School Edwin Bruns Laura Dick Taylor Caroline Preston Jackson Mabel Rugh Fillmore Lasswell Wilson School Notes Isa Miss Meigs Miss Alcott Laurie Hero Goethe Louisa Alcott McKinley Junior High McKinley Junior High School Edward Kopecky Ian Patrick Carmen Murillo Charles Joss Pauline Floetchinger Darwin Jack Pauline Condos Dale McDaniel Madge Young Paul Thomas Jack Tewart Libbie Jekerle Frederick Weatherill Herbert Penningroth Arthur Abodeely Carita Smith Margaret John Krabbenhoff Robert Arnold Joe Hummel Wallace Hollingsworth James Collins Clark Mahannah Dick Olson Harold Smith Maydean Swatosh George Zemlica Herby Lane Clifford McDaniel Bob Jules Tom Pratt Richard Grover Billy Caldwell Joe Nemec Seventh Grade Harlene Bailey Darlene Johnson Eleanor Mitter Jeanné Aubineau Elaine Kinkead Kenneth Cornell Donald Hunter Eugene Pugh Charles Vejda Allan Himmel Robertina Smith Junior Nemec Kenneth Knaus Marvin Jones Donald Gietrop Marino Pusateri Vernon Harger Charles Sova Patricia Marshall Helen Turnbull Bryce Fisher Johnson Roosevelt Athletic Groups
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