Miss Hintgen Talks to Students at La Crosse Hi Cribune
The December 3 1920 La Crosse Hi-Cribune reports Miss Hintgen, a guidance supervisor at a local school, addressing students on assembly day. She argues high school life is essential, cites seven reasons for quitting, and contrasts earnings with education. Also covers girls basketball selection, athletic awards, physics class studies on electric lighting, dressmaking for children, and local club announcements.
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la Crosse Hi-Cribune
Sliss Hintgen
Laur
Pierse
Geometry Club Organized With Mack's Method
A fragmented report describes a geometry club with a Mack method. The method involves a referee, captain, and players flipping coins to determine which side presents a problem before a captain calls on a member to prove it.
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Mack
Eagh Ghiss
Geetiores
Rasareipiin
Aml Storvokeeser
Babies Loaned to High Livery for Home Economics Work
A baby is to participate in the Home Economics department at Lbs, aiding students in caring for infants and sewing clothing while the family receives clothes and a Thanksgiving dinner. The scene includes a mother guiding the child to a stool for supervised learning by students. The piece notes vast counts in the universe, with births and deaths among billions of beings.
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Lbs Department of Home Economcs
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