Malvern Girls' Glee Club Earns Good Rating at Creston Exposition
Malvern high school glee club traveled to Creston with director Miss Thiedeman for the district music expedition last weekend. The group placed in several categories with one excellent rating and two superiors awarded among 13 entries, and Lorraine Flotch placed second in piano solo. Despite not securing a superior, the trip was enjoyed, aided by transportation provided by local officials, and the club returned home early Sunday.
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Malvern High Schoool
Creston
Lorraine Flotche
Lor Fain
Plee Club
Miss Thiedeman
Schol
Supt
P.M. Davisat
Date Dyke
Frank Judke
Pred Buttmann
Elmer Jackson
Malvern
Oswald
Talk of the School and Student Pranks at M. H. 8
The article recalls students attempting to educate peers with hooks, ten sophomores reportedly drank perfume for a stunt, a senior's extravagant remark followed by a request for cash, and several rubber band marksmen were summoned to the office after a Friday incident.
Third Grade Notes On Letters And Art Class
Third grade pupils practice English letter writing with amusing results from original Friday notes. Art class draws pictures for the Swiss notebook started earlier. Dewayne Huey has been absent over a week with the flu. On Wednesday Mrs. Charlie Herrick and her son Keith visited.
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Dewayne Huey
Charlie Herrick
Keith
Sixth Grade Studies Emphasize Habits and Summaries
Sixth graders focus on reading study habits and topic summarization. They track appearance cleanliness neatness and posture with personal diaries. Arithmetic explores percentages and discounts. A Germany study covers industries geography and recovery with reports on sugar beets colonial losses and notable figures.
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Germany
Fifth Grade Studies Alaska and the West Indies
Fifth grade students spent the week studying American possessions including Alaska and the West Indies. Peggy Hall donated books given during her illness for class enjoyment, with girls favoring Shirky Temple titles and boys preferring comics. The class also explored bird stories and noted birds migrate annually. Mrs Hering visited the room Chorseau peening.
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Alaska
West Indies
Peggy Hall
Editorial Staff Directory Card
Editorial staff listing with roles across departments includes Editor two, Associate Delpha Donner, Department Editors Willard Millikan and Helen Walter, Organizations Lorraine Dashner, Funvires Lorraine Hodges, and Sports Delmont McCaustand.
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Wealin
Delpha Donner
Willard Millikan
Helen Walter
Lorraine Dashner
The New America editorial urges youth to lead change
The piece argues young people will bear more responsibility as society evolves. It stresses moral and political reform, seizing education, and using initiative to improve the nation. It calls on youth to elevate standards so future generations praise their generation.
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South
Tulips by Junior Journal
A poem about spring tulips of red yellow purple and blue that circle a big tree in the yard. Children play happily by day and sing as dusk approaches then flee as night and wind cause the tulips to close.
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Junior Journal
Sixth Grade lessons on history and health topics
Eighth Grade arithmetic uses the short method for multiplication and finds it easy. History week covers the constitution. Civics discusses coins, federal banks, and the pie tree shilling. Health studies focus on Lister, Pasteur, Trudeau, and Riis with tuberculosis. Reading explores stories and poems of notable lives. English covers relative pronouns and outlines.
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Joseph Lister
Louis Pasteur
Trudeau
Jakob Riis
Seventh Grade Studies Trimmed Areas and South America
Seventh graders practice trapezoid area in math while observing real objects. In geography they map South America noting rivers capitals and key features. Uruguay and Paraguay are studied. In history they begin Andrew Jackson. Debates last Friday asked if Gail can succeed without high school and if boys should learn to cook.
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South America
Uruguay
Para-guay
Andrew Jackson
Seniors Plan for Spring Events
The senior class discussed spring activities at the last meeting. Debates over frolic timing and announcements paused decisions until a firm date is set. They favored a tasteful, personalized ecard approach and anticipate graduation time as a highlight.
Fourth Grade Presents Interesting Reading Program
The fourth grade reading club presented a varied program of poems and authors. The lineup featured works by Franklin, Whittier, Longfellow, Hawthorne, and others with pieces like The Fish I Didn't Catch and The Children’s Hour. Roy Dean Mansfield and Gertrude Rosenblatt were absent and did not participate in the closing song of America.
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Carroll Wynna
Alice Odell
Claire Steele
Benjamin Franklin
Lawrence Frazier
Pour Richard
Wiolet Walker
John Greenleaf Whittier
Teddy Watson
Whittier
Louise Fritz
Willam Kelso
Longfellow
Tommy Salyers
Hiawatha
Alvey Biggerstaff
Annette Wynne
Arlene Bateman
Doris Hatfield
Hawthorne
Miraculous Pitcher
Marjorie Herrick
Iona Biggerstaff
Gilda Perkins
Ronnie Austin
Anthony Croushorn
Edward Hauger
Walls Topic of Girl Reserves Meet
The meeting centered on Walls as a metaphor for personal and social strength with Delpha Donner presenting an illustration of walls as a house and life. Winnifred Calkins led devotion, Harriett Talbott sang Love Has Eyes, and Mrs. Gilley shared insights on mental spiritual social and physical walls.
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Delpha Donner
Winnifred Calkins
Harriett Talbott
Senior Class Meeting muddled vote and timing confusion
A senior class meeting led by President Mac degenerates into a debate over announcements and samples. Students argue about choices, wallpaper style and timing, with exclamations and interruptions as Davison insists on a 12 o clock final meeting. A party planned follows the adjournment.
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Mac
Spanwir Davison
Waitil
Freshman Class Views Ford V-8 Features
Freshman students undergo routine classes but in general science they watched films of the Ford V-8. The presentation highlighted the engine’s mechanical features and sparked interest among the pupils.
Ceremony corey ip wheat tiles hres helt digs Hin Sttnat
Ceremony details are unclear in the fragment. Key names and places are unreadable, making precise summary difficult. The readable bits suggest a regional event or notice but lack concrete facts for a proper card.
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Corey
Home Ec Topics Deal with Personality
The Advaoeed Tome Be oclass girls study Personal Grooming and Developing of thy Personalty. Freshman girls are working on spring dresses and will display attractive outfits when completed.
Jitters Bite Through Junior News Week Highlights
The six weeks ends next week and Mr. Dyke and Mr. Davison require all work completed by the first of the week or it will be rejected. Arithmetic studies focus on interest while public speaking continues sales talks selling insurance and newspapers.
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Davison
Macedonia News Roundup Reflects Local visits and Fire Loss
Box Elder and Macedonia residents shared visits across families including the McVays and DeBolts while Laura Keast and Vivian DeBolt were among students and seniors seen in recent days. The Macedonia opera house burned Wednesday night, a severe loss for locals. Admiral Hepburn, with 42 years in the navy, is slated to command the U. S. fleet soon.
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Admiral Hepburn
U. S
Pacific Junction Farm Bureau Meeting Noted in April
The Pacifi c Junction Township Farm Bureau gathered Friday evening April 3 at Bethlechem school base. Harnest Barker led the meeting with singing and recitations. County Auditor Harnest Schader spoke on taxes, followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs. Harry Kiszier Mrs. Herbert Lincoln and Mrs. Earnest Harker.
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Pkawville Farm
Bethlechem
Harnest Barker
Harnest Schader
Harry Kiszier
Herbert Lincoln
Earnest Harker
J T Club Meeting Highlights and Prizes Noted
The J. T. Club met Friday afternoon April 3 at Mrs. Frank Kemp home. President Mrs. Allen Watts presided. After business, members played pinochle and prizes went to Mrs. Claire Dasher and Mes.
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J.T. Club
Frank Kemp
Allen Watts
Alb
Claire Dasher
Mes
Allen Watts and Residents Attend May Meeting
Refreshments were served by Mrs Kemp and Mrs Myr tie Stuucher. The next meeting will be in May with Mrs Chire Dashner. Mrs Harrison Fitch sold her house, goods, and plans to stay with her granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Eider Bagley of Council Bluffs moved into Fitch’s former home. Win Dobernecker moved to Fitch’s former house. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday in the church basement. Walter Fisher and Pete Larson visited Council Bluffs last week. Victor Harod returned from Iowa City hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs J J Stouder and Mrs Cora Kirkpatrick and children are visiting relatives at Streator Michigan. On July 1, 1935 there were light admirals on the retired Hat of the navy.
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Jean Weatherly
Here
Council Bluffs
Omaha
John Brown
Acie McVay
Fred McVay
Macedonia
Earl Fritcher
Henderson
Harrison Fitch
Wid
Eider Bagley
Win. Dobernecker
Fitch
Victor Harod
Towa City
J. J. Stouder
Cora Kirkpatrick
Streator
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