Editorial notes from a Stadt Batter year group roster
A fragmented OCR list shows names across grades and classes including seniors Bernica Schoening Phillip Wiisor and Matwater McCormick, plus vocational and training references. The text mentions teachers and advisers like Advises Batters and High Adnain Walter, with scattered initials and place markers implying a school staff or yearbook page.
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Bitte Jerenny Ren
Mize
Robbins
Bernica Schoening
Phillis Wiisor
Pg Wearin Heiner
Matcolm Jnetke GR
Manis
Marie Sirohods Vocational Ag
Robert Bento Hote
Matwater McCormick Lot High
Adnain Walter
Vyornest
Walker
Olinda Brenalng
Snappy Days and School Slang Reflections
A garbled school page note reviews local slang terms, odd phrases, and comic incidents from Armstrong to KFNF broadcasts. It mentions Jamie Summers as a noted youth figure and mocks the World Herald slang dictionary while hinting at odd classroom enigmas and a quirky wood cutting season.
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Hle Este
Jamie Summers
Tom Denton
World-Herald
Washington
Hoya
KFNF
Roosevelt Letter Affirms Rural Education Support
In a letter to The Progressive Farmer editor, President-Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt argues for continued agricultural education, extension services, and cooperative work. He stresses the need to fund colleges, experiment stations, and rural high schools to prevent farmers from falling into drudgery and to provide opportunities for children.
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Agricultural Colleger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Progregaive Farmer
Rosenfeld Explains 4-H Club Work to Ag Class
County agent Mr. Rosenfeld explains 4-H club work to vocational agriculture students. He details 15 projects including cattle and hogs, with corn and colt clubs planned. Talks highlight Jamie Summers farm visit featuring purebred Hampshire hogs, Guernsey cattle, Angus stock, a new self feeder, and the farm’s dairy barn and frog house.
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Rosenfeld
Wau
Mandalao
Mih Rtalka
Jamie Summers
Hampshire
Guernsey
Jamie
Girl Reserves Learn Leisure Moments Tips
A Girl Reserve meeting on February 16 titled Interesting Things for Girls to Do featured Mrs. Roy Donner sharing Leisure Moments ideas. She described outdoor and indoor recreation, room beautification through framed pictures and vases, and making a dust proof closet from orange boxes to improve their spaces.
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Roy Donner
Ronuer
Donner
Poet Discovered and the Man of the Hour in Public Debate
A fragmented verse profile lauds a rising figure as the nation’s new politics reformer. The text praises equal rights, unity across classes, and governance based on facts, highlighting Olinda Brenning as the poem’s author and the “man of the hour” poised to lead.
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Olinda Brenning
Junior News on Safe Investments and Preparedness
A junior class discusses safe investment concepts and planning for near death or old age. They debate whether a ten year or twenty year approach best and note there are other virtuous investments to avoid foolish spending when funds are available.
Sophomore News Describes English Declamatory Contest
The sophomore editor voices nerves about the declamatory contest and shares a fragmentary note on English studies. They mention writing short stories with thrills and mysterious adventures, and new workbooks arriving with numerous exercises and drills in correct English.
Freshman News Writer Notes Busy Start of Term
The freshman class reports progress in multiplication lessons and early English studies. They discuss a Latin unit on the Greek Trojan War, Troy’s origins, and the rise of the Roman empire as described by student Edward Wearth. Willard Millikan signs off as today's freshman news writer.
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Greece
Troy
Aeness
Latium
Roman Empire
Edward Wearth
Futura Farmer
Willard Millikan
Eighth Grade Valentine Day Sparks Quiet Revenge
Snippets note eighth graders discuss Valentine cards and a minor feeling of revenge. Woven in are lines on choosing healthy homes, plus an English lesson on usage of gush words. Names Waltieeta Cox Thelma Davis Ruth McCord Burdelle Margaret Ang Butt appear as subjects in a brief, mixed-set item.
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Snffer
Jay
Waltieeta Cox
Thelma Davis
Ruth McCord
Fnal Certis Figare
Thay
Burdelle
Margaret’ Ang Butt
Seventh Grade Reading Botches History Lesson on 1833 War Claim
A seventh grade class misstates Shakespearean study notes and a history question about a supposed 1833 war with England. Students discussed Britain, bughish, and Subtlug, with unclear teacher guidance.
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England
Nevoleen
Robert HY F
Guess Who in the Hillside Schoolyard
A chaotic scene describes a student mascot named Guess Who causing disruptions in a school assembly. Proclaims of a horse hazard and animal cruelty group alert arise as students laugh and teachers remark tardiness.
Fourth Grade Spelling Achievers and Class Updates
The fourth grade lists 100 percent spellers including Carolyn Hoehner Goldin Co tad Dorothy Farel Carolyn Hall Hetty Hatfield Jane Johnson Pegey McCormick Betty Smith Madeline Bwain Bhirley Walker. The class will review subtraction before long division and plans a Washington story tour and a written music test. They report on counting spaces and scale writing while Betty Lou Barkus is absent due to illness.
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Carolyn Hoehner
Goldin Cotad
Dorothy Farel
Carolyn Hall
Hetty Hatfield
Jane Johnson
Pegey McCormick
Betty Smith
Madeline Bwain
Bhirley Walker
Clase
Betty Lou Barkus
Third Grade Honors List for Friday Test Recipients
Those achieving 100 percent include Shirley Bacon Genevieve Kelso Babe Randerton Bymvin Smith Elizabeth Trively Anna Mary Frazier Betty Knight Billy Cardwall Robert Chamberlain Bobbie Finkle Edel Knight Johnnie Paulson Charles Login John Millikan Junior Jackson Malcolm Campbell and Billie Walker. Washington’s birthday will be celebrated this Wednesday with story readings and singing.
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Shirley Bacon
Genevieve Kelso
Babe Randerton
Bymvin Smith
Elizabeth Trively
Anna Mary Frazier
Betty Knight
Billy Cardwall
Robert Chamberlain
Bobbie Finkle
Edel Knight
Johnnie Paulaon
Charles Login
John Millikan
Junior Jackson
Malcolm Campbell
Bille Walker
Second Grade honor roll for Friday spelling test
Those making 100 percent are Clyde Bateman Charles Brewer Donald Guzeler Jack Hering Robert Hedding Robert Kincaid Dean Millikan Kenneth Adams Peggy Cox Hazel Davis Betty Fickel Marjorie Herrick Joan Saar Darlas Brogdill Betty June Stroud. We are working on number pads and hunting stories of Washington to read on his birthday.
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Clyde Bateman
Charles Brewer
Donald Guzeler
Jack Hering
Robert Hedding
Robert Kincaid
Dean Millikan
Kenneth Adams
Peggy Cox
Hazel Davis
Betty Fickel
Marjorie Herrick
Joan Saar
Darlas Brogdill
Betty June Stroud
Washington
First Grade Valentine Boxes Brighten Friday
The first grade enjoyed a Valentine box activity on Friday. Each child received several valentines and Morlan-Hall distributed three cookie hearts per student. The class is reading the Winston primer and enjoys the stories.
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Morlan-Hall
Interesting Bits of Rural School News
Weak attendance noted in windy cold conditions last Tuesday as rural schools report limited class turnout. Teachers observed weather as a key factor, with lingering rough conditions affecting participation and daily routines.
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Pila Fave
Hook Ree Hoes
Eighth Grade Examinations Return Home
February eighth grade exams are finished and papers graded. Pupils now buckle down for the last year segment. The test reveals areas to improve and maintains high rural county school standards based on the county’s records.
Macedonia Chote Winters it Declamatory Contest
The Macedonia high school home declamatory contest was held at the Methodial Episcopal church auditorium. In the oratorical division senior Louile Frain won first, Marion Frumb second. Dramatic winner Eilene Alston with Eloise Lewin second. Humorous winner Phyllis Lee Dye, Vit- Alnla Noel second. First place advances to a four-school preliminary at Oakland in March. Second place advances to the county declamatory meeting. Comment on Senate napkin tablets and aspirin tablets funding follows in a separate note.
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Macedonia High School
Episcopal Church
Loulle Frain
Diace
Marion Frumb
Eilene Alston
Eloise Lewin
Phyllis Lee Dye
Vit- Alnla Noel
Atludenta
Oakland
Henderson
Macedonia
Carson
Lengthen Club to Lengthen Tee Shot
Golfers seek distance by extending the swing to gain yards without losing accuracy. Longer, smoother strokes help reach the ball farther, though precision remains essential. The article notes Jones uses a longer stroke to add distance, while others maintain form to avoid overreach. A few players gain power, then revert to controlled tempo to keep accuracy.
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Jones
Dilshoa
Nister
Harder
Raith
Bester
Senta
Ite Wang
Holt Byrn
Lon
Metally heirs reshuffle fortunes in a strange interlude
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes the second and third generation Metally are adept at redistributing large fortunes. The era between election and inauguration is described as a strange interlude highlighting shifting wealth and power within the family.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Hoey aims for bone fide remedy and senate resignation
The speaker states Hoey intends to seek a bona fide remedy for low mood and notes that if it fails after six months he will resign from the Senate. The remark treats political risk as a worthwhile or at least testable option.
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Hoey Long
Senate
Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Four Weeks Diet Letter
Mrs. Mac West of Bt Missouri reports rapid weight loss after using Krnarhen Balin a shot weekly for two weeks. The letter claims dramatic results and urges readers to try Kruschan Saits with hot water each morning. The ad promises money back if not satisfied, pressed as a health cure.
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Mac West
Font Mo
Kruschan
Clem
Nat Holtin
Tmaney
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