Fifth and Sixth Grades Study Germany at Whittier School
Devona Armstrong, an eighth grade pupil, reports fifth and sixth graders are studying Germany for geography. They made a map of Germany and writers on German industries. Poland and Czechoslovakia will be studied next. Fifth graders learn two figure division, which has been challenging but is getting easier.
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Devona Armstrong
Whittier School
Lyla Mae Pier
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Czechoslovakia
Grant School League reports treasury and art purchases
The Grant School, taught by Lydia Engel, held its second meeting and reported 85 cents in the treasury. Miss Engel received new art books for the fourth through eighth grades and provided wall space for student drawings. Patricia King, reporter.
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Patricia King
Club Hosts Mothers At Dinner Night
The S. O. S. 4 H Clothing Club treated mothers to a three course dinner at Myrna Hein’s home. Green and white four leaf clover decorations framed the table for ten. Weather kept planned show attendance, so the group stayed in for games and visits with ice cream and cake later.
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Beng
Lakatah Troop 1 Teaches Ballroom Dancing at Church
Lakatah Troop No 1 held a Monday meeting at the Congregational Church led by Captain Mrs. Toler and lieutenant Ruth Elaine Knapp. After brief business the girls were assigned tasks, invited to attend church in a group on Sunday November 4, and Ruth Elaine Knapp taught several ballroom steps with Pegey Teuber at the piano. Alice Ann Huntley attended as a visitor as the group sang Run Along Home.
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Jeannette Kunhart
Woomsocket visitors visit Woon Socket area weekend
Mr and Mrs R W Boxdorfer and son from Sioux Falls spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs R Palmer in Woonsocket.
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Six SD 4-H Coeds to Broadcast on National Farm Hour
Six State College 4-H Club members from South Dakota will sing on the National Farm and Home Hour on November 4 between 11 45 and noon. Myrtle Trumm Hayti Marie Bonell Brookings Fay Tyler Bronx Falls Betty Morse Pierre Fay Aalseth Huron form the Merry Melodiers aboard KSCO Sioux Falls. The program also features a 1959 4-H summary and future clus events with central time listing.
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Masquerade Party Held by Woonsocket Middle School
Woonsocket seventh and eighth graders hosted a Halloween masquerade at the school dormitory. Marlo Medley won first prize as a girl costume, Joan Brastsberg took second in a mammy outfit, and Paul Basham earned third as a pirate. The event began at 7:30 with games, tricks, pranks, and refreshments supervised by teacher William Dankey.
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William Dankey
Agriculture Class Threshes Sooner Milo at McGirr Farm
Wessington High School agriculture class hauled their sooner milo crop to James McGirr’s farm where they threshed it and brought it to town. They currently have 2 bushels of sooner milo for sale.
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James McGirr
Sixth Grader Receives New Art Work Book
Viola Wipf, a sixth grader at Sunshine School in Iowa Township, received a revised art workbook titled Eight Summers at Bonny Oaks. The volume is divided into six periods and features a gray cover, reflecting instruction under teacher Della Davis.
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Sunshine School
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vViolas Wipf
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Girl Scout Troop Resumes Meetings After Vacation
The Girl Scouts of Sikakawoa Troop 7 gathered at the Presbyterian Church for the first meeting after a two month break. They sang songs The Captain and A Good Girl Scout, reviewed the Scout sign promise slogan and motto, played games, and practiced first aid through a car accident skit. After leader Mrs Easton announced a church service for next Sunday, the girls went home.
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Fairfield School Subscribes to Current Events Paper
Sixth grader Billy Clezs reports Fairfield No. 2 School has subscribed to the Current Events paper. He notes pupils with radios or newspaper subscriptions get their news from those sources, and the west side uses the Current Events paper. current events are read every Friday morning.
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Billy Clezs
Fairfield No. 2
West
Celebrate Juliette Low Birthday Party by Girl Scouts
Celebrate Juliette Low birthday at the Fair Grounds Girl Scout house. Troop 4 hosted activities led by Captain Walker including games Upset the Spool Room and Objectives and Adverbs, songs, and Happy Birthday. Lunch featured Maxine Lundgren and Joy Cranston with ice cream bars. a birthday cake by Maxine.
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Wessington seventh and eighth grades plan Halloween party
The Wessington Seniei seventh and eighth grades held a C. L. meeting Monday and decided to have a Halloween party the next day. Lunch committee members were Betty Biegler Alive Alien and Phyllis Chesebruw, while program committee members were Dorothy Fitch Minette Freedman and Delores Marshall. The party celebrated half Halloween.
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Betty Biegler
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Dorothy Fitch
Minette Freedman
Delores Marshall
Halloween Party Sparks Fun at Lake Preston Event
The Home Economics girls held a Halloween party Tuesday evening featuring stunts and contests for entertainment. The event showcased community participation and festive spirit in Lake Preston.
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the Home Economics Department
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