Girl Scout Scholarships Offered Nationwide and Locally
The Girl Scouts national headquarters announces two scholarships for 1987 at Innugudint Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs and nationwide. Eligible active registered members must have a high school diploma or equivalent and complete fifteen College Entrance Examination Board units. Applications with troop number and letters of recommendation must reach the Personnel Division, Girl Scouts, 14 West 49th Street, New York City, by June 10.
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Girl Scout National Headquarters
New York
Innugudint Skidmore College
Sacatora Spring M.Y
Pen
Saratoga Springs
Girl Scouts
West 49Th Street
New York City
Skidmore Collet
Titonia Scouts Meet In Groups At Homes
Titonia Troop 6 held separate group meetings at various homes. Dorothea Dunbar led on copper work while Elsie Disney reported on the Court of Honor. June Johnston’s group opened with a song, then focused on first aid and a game. Ruth Everetts was elected sons leader. A cupcakes and cocoa lunch followed. Patty Petters group did a taffy pull and a sensory game. Perfect attendance noted. Valentines began. They played Scout law game and closed with The Golden Sun Sinks in the West. Mary Elizabeth Wilhelm’s group sang, reviewed laws and promise, and made crafts.
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Titonia
Dorothea Dunbar
Elsie Disney
June Johnston
Ruth Everetts
Sons
Patty Petters
Mary Elizabeth Wilhelm
Valentines and health pledge end meeting at court scene
Rosemary Loder's group held a skating party after earning five health points and completing a sens ing. They returned to Horton's for supper and games then discussed the Court of Honor. Frances Horton's group began with bed-making tests for Maxine Doner, Frances Horton, and Mary Ellen Kooyman.
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Valentines
Rosemary Loder
Horton’s
Frances Horton
Maxine Doner
Mary Ellen Kooy- Man
Girl Scouts Plan Anniversary Party and Meetings
Titania Troop 6 of the Methodist Girl Scouts held a Court of Honor at Mrs. O. D. Dunbar’s home. They plan a church meeting and a potluck on February 12 to mark the troop’s sixth birthday and a valentine party with an investiture service and a Juliette Low fund march requiring pennies. A music week is set for April 25 and a tea and awards event for June 1.
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Titania Troop
The
Methodist Girl Scouts
O. D. Dunbar
Juliette Low
Mary Elen Kooyman
Indoor Marble Games At Fairfield School
Fairfield No 2 School pupils play marble games indoors when weather keeps them indoors. They use basement space and, if too cold, the school room, as reported by Jamies Clark.
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Fairfield
Fairfield No. 2
Jamies Clark
Pupils Rewarded For Scholastic Records at Pleasant View
Pleasant View School awarded a quarter day off to students averaging 90 or higher. Honor roll members named include Emil Ochsner Waldo Schroder Leo Koer ner Marian Rehrer Clarence Reher and Maric Schroeder. Article written by Mareil Schroader.
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Pleasant View School
Emil Ochsner
Waldo Schroder
Leo Koerner
Marian Rehrer
Clarence Reher
Maric Schroeder
Mareil Schroader
Winter Posters From Jefferson School Students
First and second graders fashioned snowmen from construction paper and mounted them on grey backing. Third and fourth graders study palm trees in art with palm tree scenes. Fifth and sixth graders create masses in varied designs while seventh and eighth graders craft winter scenes. Charlote Gleason wrote this report.
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Jefferson School
Charlote Gleason
Weekly Reports Record by Lincoln League Members
Raymond Schroeder of the Lincoln League notes that in the Timm School the group keeps weekly reports on a board. Teachers Miss Wiese and colleagues Jack Rogers James Rogers and Donald Timm have already written a report for the week. The first grader is exempt from report duties.
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Timm
Raymond Schroeder
Lincoln League
Miss Wiese
Jack Rogers
James Rogers
Donald Timm
Milford pupils memorize Gettysburg Address in class
Seventh graders at Milford School recite the Gettysburg Address and read The Perfect Tribute by Mary Raymond Andrews as part of their elast work. The excerpt highlights civic memory and literary study within a local classroom setting.
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Milford School
Mary Raymond Andrews
Beadle Essays and Health Habits Books for Students
Second graders completed essays on General W. H. H. Beadle and received new books titled My Health Habits. Reporter Menno J. Walter and teacher Miss Glanzer attest to the classroom updates.
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W. H. H. Beadle
Pleasant View YCL Elects New Officers
Pleasant View School Housed a U C S meeting electing Tillie Ochsner as president Waldo Schroeder as vice president and Lea Koer ner as secretary Monitors were chosen and duties assigned The teacher reads a story for opening exercises Kidnaped Stevenson The seventh and eighth graders memorized the Gettysburg Address Leo Koerner wrote it with teacher Vearle Neumeyer
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Pleasant View
Reorganized Patrols Of Sakakewea Troop 7 Meet Evening
Girl Scouts of Sakakawea Troop 7 held a Monday after school meeting opening with songs including John Brown's Ford. They reorganized patrols due to new members and heard Mrs. Bert Phillips discuss the Juliette Low Memorial Fund and troop chair election. Taps was sung at closing in Indian fashion. Phyllis Gross
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Sakakewea
Girl Scouts
Sakakawea
John Brown
Ford
Bert Phillips
Juliette Low
Phyllis Gross
Pioneer Story Read At Connell School By Miss Davis
Pupils at Connell School listened to a book read by Miss Davis titled Picorers in Dakota by O. W. Cursey. Reading occurred at opening exercises and at noon, detailing their father and brothers early pioneer experiences, the 1888 blizzard, a Fourth of July celebration, and the Milwaukee tracks laying.
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Connell
Connell School
Miss Davis
Birthday Party At Ackerman School
Ackerman pupils honored Gloria Kelley and Orville Gianzer with a short program and treats of ice cream cake oranges and apples. Rebecca Entg teaches the school and Edna Pullman reported the event.
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Ackerman
Gloria Kelley
Orville Gianzer
Rebecca Entg
Edna Pullman
Freshmen Hold Return Party For Bancroft Upperclassmen
A Bancroft high school freshman return party was staged in Community Hall on Friday night. The program featured musical numbers, a tap dance, and a talk by Supt. M. B. Finley, followed by dancing, games, and a lunch served by the freshman class members.
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Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Supt. M. BR. Finley
Typing Awards Go To Commercial Students
Miller Feb 9 Special The high school awards typing progress certificates to commercial students for five of ten minute tests. Names include Charlotte Wilson 51 WPM Marguerite Hanna 2 WPM Robert Fritzell 27 WPM Flussel Firemark 25 WPM Lois Bell Mb? words Louise Klotcbacher 24 WPM DeWayne Liverteen 1 WPM Galen McXown 23 WPM Kenneth Brown 2 WPM Outstanding work by Marjorie Molesworth 5 WPM Louise Brown 46 WPM Nathelle Rudd 44 WPM Certificates awarded for five tests.
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Flussel
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