Seniors and Juniors Clash Over Schoolhouse Decor
Prank war erupts between embittered juniors and seniors after the latter decorate the north assembly with streamers and banners and an improvised auto bomb prop. Destruction follows as juniors replace signs and drag down decorations while a rooftop flag swipes ends with junior capture of the senior banner. Frances Swoboda recorded 84 words per minute on a standard test for secretaries and stenographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iora
Fridees Rioboda Faene
Grege Weller
Frances Swoboda
Seniors Swear In Traditional Fashion at Omaha Trip
Four high school seniors battled mumps symptoms while on a day trip to Omaha. The group traveled early, visited Merchants Biscuit Co and Union Pacific museum, ate fried chicken, shopped, saw a movie, and danced at the Muele Box before returning. One student lingered to visit the draft board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Biscuit Co
Union Pacific Museum
Lawrence Frazier
Doris Hatfield
Frank Sinatra
Winter hog health prompts focused mange control
Veterinarians note mange often remains dormant in warm weather and rapidly develops with cold weather as hogs are housed indoors and bag weather weakens them. Therefore, effective gohtrot measures require special attention during fall and winter months.
Townspeople Praise Junior Dance Event Delights Community
A village junior dance drew a sizable audience with square and circle dances, hot dogs, doughnuts, and a fiddled finale. Residents voiced mixed views on future events, urging more square dances and earlier scheduling to engage both young and older townspeople while praising Rev. South and the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaticas
Pete Donner
Floyd Nefil
Rev. South
Paulsan
Albert Jackson
Tam
South
Forrest’ Chantry
Aduita
Square
Ohrel
Mare byRport
Monte
Literary Club News and Merit Examinations at Malvern Library
Litrary Club reports a March 25 meeting at Malvern Library discussing the Dewey system, book classification efforts, and library organization led by Mrs Camp bell. Merit examinations by the Laws Merit System Council are planned around April 29 with posts available for clerical and administrative roles. Sophomores practice alphabetical filing, facing lapses in order and pace, with teachers assisting to improve clerical skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malverti Yebi
Gaimpheli
Ritts
Gamphett
Laws Merit System Council
Malvern
Council Brifts
Christian Aid
Christian Ladies Aid
Hhea Sowers
Addie Fritcher
Genesee Stephens
May Wight
Miss Bouthman
Garret Bunday
Miss Heck
Earl Boileau
Grade Seventh Eighth students and readings noted
In the Grades Seventh and Eighth, Glenn Robbing and Gerald Sowers have the mumps. Those appointed in the eighth grade on the room committee for April are Alice Braith, Perry Perkins and Phyllis Schipper. The seventh grade is reading Courtship of Milea Blandish and the eighth grade is reading Evangeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Robbing
Gerald Sowers
Alice Braith
Perry Perkins
Phyllis Schipper
Milea Blandish
Evangeline
Senior Spotlights From Malvern Pioneers in School Histories
Arline Bateman and Maylan Hall, original Malvern pupils since 1931, boast long school careers. Bateman joined Girl Reserves and junior plans, enjoys movies and detective magazines, aims for college or nurses training. Hall advanced from kindergarten through bands, glee club, and chorus, loves reading and music, undecided on occupation but confident in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Bateman
Malvern
Maylan Hall
Betty Mullen Training Failure at Edmundann Hogphel
Betty Mullen is reported to have failed training at Edmundann Hogphel sources indicate setback during a recent session. Details and context remain unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Mullen
Edmundann Hogphel
Henderson News Roundup and Community Notices
Community notes from Henderson recount a April social at Eleanor Canningham’s home, PTA meeting planned at the high school, and various church activities. Highlights include senior class plans and a three act play, local electors, and numerous family and school events with emphasis on anniversaries, travel, and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yong Polka
Eleanor Canningham
Henderson High School
Helfer
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Wedneelac
Bvétyotie
Edis’ Maddocks
Wayne Maddocks
Joan Trively
Marie ‘Anderson
Clase
Omaha
Miss Perkins
Mise Bwos Boda
Opiaha
LA. Parsons
Ghick
Maph
Junior Dance
Litrary Club News
Zsenior
Anil
Wéltdre
Roenty
Post Office Bulletin Board
Post Office
High School Commercial Room
Alva
Wenigthy
Alphomores
Nelson
News of
Henderson
P.T. A
Suntot High
Towrnament
Macedonia
Hornbuckle
Full Gospel
Senderson
SM. Conmings
Maxter
Christ's Ambassadors
Mer Berth
Pay Bull Homebuilders
Me Butterfield
Swat
Pailine Nagel
C. H. Amick
C. H. Auick
Levon
Mercer
Red Osk High School
Merle Triplett
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Robert McMullen
iMrind
Merrel Crouge
Hastings
Fenny Coons
Mire
Nora Grevith
Mlse Cool
Aga
Eustern
Gordon Medullen
Califoraig
Mra
Howard
Dlleusworth
Claude Hel
Christian Ald
Church Marth
John Ayers
Rutan
T. D. Phillipn
Herman Copporks
Herman Cowpock
Hazel Hatabow
BY. K
Hazel Rainbow
Ethyl Parker
India
Lovely
Tome Thuraday
French
Carson
Herman Coppock
Will Small
Fred 8Bank
Kangana City
Laraine Taylor
Jeanie Ryan
Jennie Ryan
Sutton
Heverley Sutton
Plattsmouth
Neb
Mica Jones
Dorothy Jones
Methodist Church
Guenste
Walter Bowern
Tak Tne
J. C. Gosa
Lavone Mercer
Red Oak
Ken Willame
Margaret Harbor
Wil Rutledge
Oakdale
Retaliver
Clyde Gravitt
Emerron
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Glenwood
Beryl"Moore
Otis Pendergraft
Savanah, Mo
Marion Kesst
Sona Osnegr Hillett
Gerald Penwell
Near
Morton
Mille
ud-Coppock
Virgil
Galloway
Shenandoah
Lorel Viner
Clearfield
Ayening
Agnes Workman
Hamburg
California
Fred Bank
DeWitt
Gnd Winshine
Victory Garden
Iowa Power & Light Company
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