Five Babies Born in Moose Town Miracle
In Moose Town Canada Dr Luke aids a newborn miracle as Asa Wyatt reports five baby girls born to his wife. Amid license fears and a race to obtain care the doctor and nurse save the quintuplets while townsfolk rally. The Tribune chronicles the event attracting wide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Today
John Luke
Little North Woods
Mogsetown
Montreal
Moosetown
Tony
Mary MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Montréal
Luke
Dr.wilson
Asa Wyatt
Asa
Dr. Luke
Wyatt
Mama
Orden
Jim
Jim Ogden
Doc
Nurse Kennedy
Dim
Ogden
Kennedy
Constable Ogden
Columbus Art Gallery
Rees
Altcove
Highlights of Sophomore Class Lotta Club
A weekly feature lists new Lotta Club members and nicknames for the sophomore class. Notables include Lotta Sweetness Alberta Butler and Lotta Blue Eyes Helen Martin, with many students named for humor and charm. The piece also cites popular classmates like Mickey Clover and Ruth Snider, plus the ideal girl Ruth Snider and ideal boy Dick Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta Club
Lotta
Alberta Butler
Marvine Stine
Pauline Snyder
Mary Richards
Glen Wilson
Helen Martin
Thelma Flaynes
Lotta Freckles
Carl Cannon
Helena Dugan
Evalyn
Meeks
Lotta Daintiness
LaVerne Shallenbarger
Alfred Fetters
Wanda Myers
Mary Louise Perry
Alfred Foting
Edna Cunninghan
Ruth Kline
Barbara Roeberts
Bil Taylor
Larence Bauer
Garland Hughey
Bob Barnes
Kermit Kennedy
Lloyd Tobias
Faul
P. J.) Miler
Mickey” Clover
Stn
Clawson
Bill Smith
Virginia Mithert
Ruth Snider
Kenneth Ewing
Margery Smith
Harry Evans
Dick Reed
Ruth Ridenour
Paintings and sketches inspire high school art week
Miss Middleton displays a Purple Pepper collection loaned to Gallery members and students study portraits by Clovet Bruegel Durer David Van Dyck and Duveneck plus copies by Chardin Velasquez Murillo Raphael Siw Joshua Reynolds Ghirlandaio and others. They analyze composition color harmony brushwork and landscape prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Middleton
Clovet
Bruegel
Durer
David
van Dyck
Duveneck
Chardin
Velasquez
Murillo
Raphael
Siw Joshua
Reynolds
Ghirlandaio
Monlet
Renon
Viannik
Gangrim
Coleanne
van Gogh
Cleveland
The Poetry Submissions From Miss McCoy's Class
Student poems printed in the Purple Pepper show two entries selected from Miss McCoy's English class. The pieces Torture TRUE BLUE and YELLOW capture teen frustration, memory, and dream with notes of school life and longing, reflecting a high school culture and a Columbus concert.
Home Economics Club Hosts March Party At School
Home Economics Club hosted a March 6 party in the school cafeteria from 8 30 to 9 08 with 28 attendees and guests. Hillroppers' orchestra provided dancing music while games unfolded at cafeteria tables. Advisers Miss Natzgar and Miss Yanger chaperoned. planning committee included Bob Fricker Aileen Hattendorf Jayne Herbert and Joan Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
Hillroppers’orchestra
Natzgarl
Yanger
Bob Fricker
Aileen Hattendorf
Jayne Herbert
Joan Parks
Scattered Chatter Whispers and Classroom Mischief
In a noisy school day recap students gossip about Ray Morris calling Ruth Eline a Burgler Glen Wilson’s misbehavior in public speaking class leads to a public reprimand by Ralph Winland who makes him write I am a naughty boy on the brick wall Martha Fippen pursues two friends to reach her goal while Bernard Wilson, known as that great big, allegedly teases or teaches the younger girls, and a mystery person remains sought by classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Morris
Ruth Eline
Glen Wilson
Ralph Winland
Glen
Glenn
McCoy
Martha Fipjpen
Bernard Wilson
Miss Holt's Home Room Wins Banking Contest by Two Points
In assembly period, Miss Holt's home room lost the banking contest by two points but kept their bargain by treating the boys to pep and cookies after the event. Students had to navigate around to the maly floor due to a door change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holt
World's fastest typist demonstrates at Chillicothe High
George Hassfield, eight time world typing champion, spoke to junior and senior classes. He boasts a current record of 135 words per minute and 21 errors in a one hour speed contest. Other items note Circleville High's journalism party on March 10 and a humorous test anecdote from Sidney High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hassfield
Chillicothe High School
Jr. Hassfield
Circleville High School
Nef House
England
Sidney High School News
Sidney
Ohio
Helen Kiphen
Choral Triumph at Capital University by Lancaster High
Lancaster High School’s Capella choir, directed by Kenneth Keller, performed at Capital University’s annual choir festival in Mees Hall on March 3. Ellis E. Snyder praised the rendition, while the group awaits a future concert. The FFA chapter met March 3 at the high school. Mr Metcalf presented Gypsy Tour photos and a pest control contest continues with points assigned to animals. seed corn tests near 100 bushels weekly. next meeting set for early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster High School
Kenneth Keller
Capital University
Mees Hall
Ellis E. Snyder
Capital
Future Farmers of America
Metcalf
M. GC. A
Russell Moore
Imagining Ross Frazier and friends in school hints
A whimsical list imagines students and staff in altered roles and quirks. Names include Ross Frazier as an angel, Micky Clover singing mockingly, and others like Mr Neff and Ross Doolittle in classroom twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Frazier
Micky Clover
Mr. Neff
Ross Doolittle
Ralph MacCracken
Bob Johnson
Don White
Adeline Conrad
Betty Schneider
Glen Wilson
Spanish Club Meets With Talks on Toledo Topics
The Spanish Club met during Wednesday assembly with Mary Louise Ritter as chairman. Jean Anne Hamilton spoke on the two Toledos, Toledo Ohio and Toledo Spain, while Ritter discussed Spanish names in Texas. Tona Buchanan named chairman of the next meeting, with March 18 noted for Betty Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Ritter
Jean Anne Hamilton
Toledo
Ohio
Spain
Texas
Tona Buchanan
Betty Schneider
Easter Vacation Looms Five Weeks Away
Barbara Roberts notes varied schoolyard snippets including students counting five weeks to Easter break, Esther Crook's honesty, Mrs Shallenbarger’s partitioned office near the mailboxes, Martha Fippin’s listening, pajama coats among senior boys, and social interactions in French class with Elizabeth Ditto and Judith Radebaugh. Violet Loo’s grandmother in China is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Crook
Robert Burns
Miss Shallenbarger
Martha Fippin
Elizabeth Ditto
Judith Radebaugh
Violet Loo
China
Barbara Roberts
Character Sketch of a High School Senior Lad
A tall slender student who always acts well and takes lessons seriously. He participates in athletics and supports L H 8, guided by a kind, smiling teacher who makes English classes bright. He enjoys football coaching and interacts with students, while the teacher keeps lessons lively and approachable.
Girls Athletic Club Program Do’s and Don’ts for Members
The Girls Athletic Club outlines eight core areas for earning a letter: sportsmanship leadership health posture intramural athletics stunts rhythmics and skill tests. It lists strict do’s and don’ts for players spectators captains and winners, emphasizing fair play respect for officials and steady academics.
Latin Club discusses dues and upcoming event payments
At the regular Latin Club meeting Esther Crooks urged paying all dues and Mirage picture funds before March 19. Russell Moore spoke on Roman poverty, Henrietta Kirn spoke on Americans and poverty, Ann Brenstuh amused with a report on Spendthrift Millions of America, and Miriam Schlub delivered a talk on Luxury and Extravagance in Ancient Rome. Loretta Finley noted remarks during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin Club
Esther Crooks
Mirage
Russell Moore
Henrietta Kirn
Ann Brenstuh
America
Meriam Schlub
Rome
Loretta Finley
School music club forms leadership group and meeting plan
The vice-president is Frank Silver and the secretary treasurer is Dick Reed. They met Monday during the assembly period in the auditorium where meetings will be held on the first and third Monday each month. All active sophomores, juniors, and seniors in school music organizations are eligible to join. Mr. Keller is the adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Silver
Dick Reed
Keller
Helen Robinson
Calendar highlights from March school week
The schedule lists events from March 9 to March 12 including Bank day, junior and senior girls athletic club, journalism class, Thrust club, girls basketball games, Home Ec Nomis club, and Ileen Nichols involved in activities across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomis Club
Hidden Words in Names Among Student Examples
Hidden word play appears in student names with embedded items like Ann Brenstuhl for stool, Harold Dresback for dress, Ruth Figgins for fig, Bernard Wuilson for son, Judy Radebaugh for baugh, and Rosa Lee Sheumaker for Shea, illustrating naming quirks in a school setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Brenstuhl
Stool
Stuhl
Harold Dresback
Ruth Figgins
Fig
Bernard Wuilson
Son
Judy Radebaugh
Ball
Baugh
Rosa Lee Sheumaker
Shea
Dramasquers Discuss Broadway Shows at School Meeting
Dramasquers met Wednesday evening at the high school to gain information on current Broadway shows. Ruth Johnson reported on Best Plays of Broadway, Helen Robinson described Chaplin's Modern Times, and Mr Stil reviewed other notable movies and plays. Barbara Roberts,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Ruth Johnson
Helen Robinson
Charlie Chaplin
Modern Times
Mr. Stil
Barbara Roberts
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Canada
North Canadian
NEA Service Inc
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Helen Koon
Ceer
Virginia Wells
the Poet's Corner
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Columbus
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Chulicothe
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Miriam Schlub
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Ethel Tiggins
Helen Schleich
Earl Long
Martha Poling
John Brown
Louise Mithoff
Ruth Walkey
Ted Young
Franks
Nellie Bay
Mary Jane Anderson
Charles Stuart
Charles Hawkins
Circleville
Ralf Winland
Delpha Rarick
Patience
Gladys Vaughn
Music¢ Club
Ted Alfred
Ileen Nichols
J. V. Halteman
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
West Wheeling St
Johnson-Orr
Main Hill
James H. Sheridan
South Columbus St
Reed’s Drug Store
E. P. Loeher
Hal's Liniment Co
West Side Lumber CO
Weis
Frank E. Smith
Columbus Street
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