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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
7
Delphi school notes document students visiting Lafayette Monticello and Camden, with parties, recitals and a birthday observance. Club events include the Boys Glee Club supper and music class activities, plus junior high civics and home economics lessons and a luncheon service. General Hugh S. Johnson profile appears alongside local school updates.
The article notes cocoa sold Thursdays at 3¢ a glass or two for 5¢ to warm children’s lunches. Over 100 children each day benefit. Miss Reil leads a committee mulling daily hot soup service. Cutler Hi Y service team has converted two basement rooms into playareas with three chain swings a large hand powered swing device and a big sandpile. The sand was donated by a patron and Mr. Cook with Mrs. Sandifur provided transport. Patrons’ cooperation is appreciated and further surprises for the youngsters are promised.
The 8th grade H. E. girls learn to arrange flowers for baskets and the 8th grade dramatic club begins practice for upcoming programs. Mrs. William McVay visited the primary room. Carroll County Teachers Institute meets at Delphi on November 18. Adams attendance stands at 99 percent in the first two months, a very good record.
The text notes high attendance targets for all students. Mr. McCarty attended the South Bend football game last Saturday. Callane’s physical education classes will focus on basketball and volleyball in winter with early baseball tournaments in the first weeks. Spring will include track work. Advanced English studies Shakespeare comedies and tragedies while senior English analyzes verb types with complete classifications.
Mrs. Cecil Atkinson of Cutler is improving satisfactorily two weeks after an operation in Louisville Kentucky. She will stay with her parents in Louisville for two or three weeks before returning to Cutler.
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