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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1955
Page
4
Time describes the Russian education path after elementary and secondary schooling. Students select a single specialization through nationwide exams and universities, with fixed curricula and heavy government direction. The system emphasizes general education briefly, heavy specialization, and political indoctrination, shaping graduates' focus and outcomes.
A fragment from a historical notice reports Our Town being staged December 8 and 9 with cast from local college. Details are unclear but mention of a student director and community support.
Fragmented notes reveal juniors discuss a dramatic production Our Trey by Thorton in English class and several assigned pieces like The Rodel Tease. They mention roles, a volunteer bulletin, a sale, and uncertain plans amid garbled lines and unclear actions.
Community sewing session for Christmas gifts features Sin Tou Dons and Raven Orde guiding projects. Participants craft raincoats dusters and barbecue accessories while shared plans include gifts for relatives and home items.
A fragmented report describes a talent assembly with names like Rutherford, Woodson, Kosthiey, and Helen, detailing performances and participants from diverse groups. It notes a marching scene, student roles, and a formal reception with various individuals listed among organizers and performers.
Fragmentary text appears garbled with unclear meaning and missing context. No coherent facts or entities can be extracted to form a reliable summary.
Calendar entries show Our Town performances on December 8 at 8 and December 8 85 Auditorium with nearby November 11 events, and basketball games including Jay vs Kemper at home on December 11 and December 9 11. College Chorale at church, Capitol Caroling, Jay vs Fulton at home in December, and county American Legion oratorical contest. Also Jay vs Mexico on December 22 and a January 3 Christmas vacation note.
Junior Class promotes the Our Town production with ticket sales Nov 27. Funds raised support the Junior Prom while students and faculty supervise the sale and manage proceeds.
Local council outlines Christmas plans for donations and a community dance. A tree will be set up in December with baskets of goods for those in need, and tickets will be sold to fund the Christmas dance. Students are asked to contribute goods and support council activities as they prepare for holiday events.
Injured Bill Lichius resumes classes after a period away as he recovers. BM Tachisis comments on his readiness to rejoin the swing of schoolwork and wake-up assignments while he regains strength. The note mentions his return to regular attendance and expressions of gratitude from peers and staff for support during his absence.
A brief poll by Red and Black suggests six of ten redheads show even temper, with students Sharon Grihan and Piscus Walker noted as cool heads in study while others like Darrel Gordon and Rab Bryant display hot temperaments. Insights say redheads can be tamed with kindness and calm handling.
Students describe their daily parking lot scene with numerous car makes and colors. The piece notes Phoebe Quimby in a blue Studebaker, Jeannie Som in a red Crosley, Kelly Pooly in a convertible, and many others including Ford, Mercury, Willys, and Chevrolet, painting a vivid campus auto culture.
Alumni and coaches present at the ceremony name standout players and awardees. Rex Adams hosts as Rex Adams announces top lineman Joel Cise and back Melvin West earning honors. Richard Russell receives a trophy for a key downfield block in the Hannibal game.
Anita Barigkinien stands out as a versatile senior involved in Student Council Players and Henan Mawes activities. She contributes poetry and articles to Vision Magazine and Vision High School Anthology, plans a future in religious journalism at Texas Chris University, and has served as associate editor at Hill Top Keha while earning top honors such as the tenth grade Student award.
The J C College choir, selected by Ver Rugent, will perform in the annual program. Members include Pat Teenkie, Carolyn Keathley, Pat Mov, Jeanette Price, Carla Christina Dunedy, Lloyd Warele Trepst, Bil Covington, and Goon Wears. Frank oi, the director, led a feature in the 1945 Spanish Club activities. Two pictures were included in a magazine. The high school and college voices join for a colorful performance at Sapol celebrating.
Students at LUM.C. owe thanks to a special group for cafeteria meals and improvements. Miss Erina Knowagers and Mrs. Dorothy Keelling, with head cook Mrs. John Engelbrecht, oversee daily service feeding about 425 people with plates. Charles Bower plans menus and purchases. New decorations by Carol Wheeler and drafts brighten the lunch area. a large refrigerator was added. Suggestions include handling small change, faster service at the steam tables, and more efficient plate lunches to speed crowd flow during peak hours.
A World Literature Class gathered at Hubert Wheeler’s home for an afternoon of television entertainment. At 3:00 they watched Maurice Editsons The Devil's Disciple while the group, including Miss Stella Heteman's students, viewed slides by Lida Dawson and Carol Wheeler.
Jay Boosters honored the Jay and Bear squads at a November event with ideal weather and religious meals. Guest speaker F F Kim addressed relations among religion, athletics, schoolwork, and attitude. Case and Mel West named most outstanding lineman and back, with gold footballs ordered.
About one fifth of FCJ students earned S or above. Krades to get on the honor roll with 3% units of credit or 12 hours of college work. Twenty of 131 in the upper division made the hour roll. Top five include Janice Long Jo Ann Allisot Shirley Linserhardt and Maxine Miedernelman.
Chaos gripped Devender as the season’s first snow slowed traffic on hills and halted daily routines. Students arrived late to LCS.C, with 39 in first class, while Erma Walther noted buses ran far slower than usual. The disruption affected education, commute times, and safety.
Ronan Alexander, a high school senior and Kirkwood High School alumnus, recently moved to Jefferson City for junior college. He notes social differences, mentions wrestling as a sport he pursued, and plans to study engineering after attending academy in Denver.
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