Freshman Girls Bake Varied Pies for Home Economics Class
The freshman class prepared several kinds of pies and the guns were ready to serve a full luncheon. A moving picture entertainment was provided last Friday for the home economics group using a borrowed projector from Salyers garage. The display was sponsored by Farmers Wife Magazine Co. and showcased a model kitchen painted green with apricot trim and a black and white linoleum floor. Both sophomore and freshman girls attended with Ed Wearin as editor and Delpha Donner as associate.
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Salyers Garage
Farmers Wife Magazine Co
Junior High Cagers Show Superior Brand of B. B.
The freshman boys faced the junior high team last week in a basketball game and lost 24 to 12. Led by Red Knight who scored 12 points the juniors demonstrated stronger play on the hardwood.
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Red Knight
Training the first and second graders by girls
Normal training girls conducted practice teaching for two weeks in first and second grades. Each girl instructed five children in reading and demonstrated lessons given by Misa Churchill and Milas Kimsey, which aided the learners and supported the program.
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Misa Churchill
Milas Kimsey
Eighth Grade Civics Reports Describe City Growth
Eighth grade civics reports discuss how large U S cities grew for various reasons. The texts mention Hastings and a student named Nelyo moving there to study transportation programs. They note a focus on arithmetic and transportation problems amid fees and rates.
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United States
Nelyo Haw
Hastings
Review of Kipling and Bennett Books at Malvern High
Malvern High School features two reviews from Emailchess on its reading list. Rudyard Kipling's Soldiers Three follows Mulvaney Learoyd and Ortheres as they endure hardship and adventure with boyish vigor. Arnold Bennett's The Old Wives Tales centers on Mrs Baines and her daughters and the contrasting lives they lead through marriage illness and death.
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Malvern High School
Emailchess
Rudyard Kipling
Willard Millikan
Queen's Army
India
Mulvaney
Learoyd
Ortheres
Saldiera
Arnold Bennett
Delpha Donner
Miss Hays Accepts College Position
Miss Ora Hays, an English and normal training teacher at Malvern High School, has accepted a new job. She will leave Malvern at semester’s end for Sterling College in Sterling, Kansas, a four year accredited school run by the United Presbyterians, to teach English.
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Ora Hays
Malvern
Sterling College
Sterling
Kan
United Presbyterians
Start New Home Ec Unit Portrait of Student Dinner Unit
After completing the sewing unit, sophomore girls begin the dinner unit. They study different foods and the calories needed for a typical daily diet.
First Graders Celebrate with Two Birthday Parties
The first grade marked a week of celebrations with two parties. On Monday Barbara Jean Chamberlain brought candy bars for the class birthday treat and on Friday Freida Hall surprised students with birthday cake. The class has now begun its first workbook.
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Barbara Jean Chamberlain
Freida Hall
Geography pupils study U S possessions in class
Seventh grade geography pupils learn about Alaska Panama Canal Zone Hawaii Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. Thrift posters for Benjamin Franklin's birthday celebration made by the grade.
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United States
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaii
Virgin Island
Puerto Rico
Benjamin Franklin
Senior News Briefs Highlight Classes and Topics
Students discuss current topics with focus on democracy and world conditions. A Thursday English literature session featured Miss Hoye presenting articles from Kaypt and Europe, along with notes from the Moly Land and S Europe.
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Chu
Hoye
Henderson Becomes Stage For Busy Senior Week
A two week school break brought lively activity and mixed mischief among seniors. Henderson students praised sportsmanship after a tight basketball game, noted the beard few, and applauded a fair finish with Malvern. Delpha Donner shines as an editor guiding senior projects while biology and algebra classes prep for tests and state exams begin.
HOOEY by HODGES
A student satirizes exam stress and study culture as a dictionary hunt and late-night cramming, with playful slang and classroom banter about prep, dates, and coping tactics during finals week. The piece lampoons the strain on M.S. students and the humorous misfits in a campus setting.
Great 19th Century Figures and Events Across Cities
The record notes Cincinnati formal surveying in 1789 and platting, a great cold spell rising over the East River in New York. It also marks the birth of Robert E. Lee in 1807, identifying him as a leading Confederate general.
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New York
East River
Second Grade Jerry Miller Moves Away
Second grade pupil Jerry Miller moved away. Student teachers tutored in the vacant grade during the first week. Children engaged in reading activities under student teachers leadership. Pupils created a new black board border of buoys sliding down snowy hills.
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Jerry Miller Haus
Ehil-Dren
Fourth Grade Receives Egypt Talk From Miss Hays
Fourth grade students enjoyed Miss Hays talk about Egypt and wrote paragraphs about it. They express happiness to return to school after Christmas vacation.
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Hays
Egypt
Sophomore History Students Follow Travel Report
World history pupils show strong interest in Misa Hays guyvee travel report while geometry tests require minimum semester study time. English classes rapidly read Tvanhoe as Latin students begin reviews for upcoming tests. Geography pupils study Muropy.
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Misa Hays Guyvee
Freshman Exams Loom as Freshmen Review Frantically
Freshmen face semi annual exams and scramble to study while on Friday morning the Home Ee virlys were entertained in their room by moving pictures.
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Home Ee Virlys
Third Grade Begins After Vacation With Snow Theme
Third grade students return to class after a two week break and start a project on China. Classroom decorations include pictures of boys on sleds and snowmen reflecting the snowy theme.
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