Seniors Plan Party After Glenwood Institution Visit
EMAITCHESS reports underclassmen toured Glenwood Institution, signing in at the main office, observing inmate exercises, kindergarten, and crafts. They noted clean kitchens, steam cookers, and well kept girls’ cottage. A class meeting followed with a senior party planned by Carolyn Hail and others, with Miss Woods chairing. Senior photos slated for February 19 or 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Thay Qrst
Carolyn Hail
Pegey McCormick
Roberta Moore
Gene Jackson
Lee Robbins
Paul Plumb
Miss Woods
Predictions From a Roving Reporter for 1941
A humorous school page item unpacks the 1941 outlook with predictions from quirky figures Yehud, Yes!, Zombie, Mandrake and more. It jokes Malvern to win the county tourney if all games are won and notes unlikely events from a new school building to odd behavior by Miss Bates and Shirley Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yehud
Zombie
Mandrake
Malvern
Philip Hansen
Wleepy
Hitler
Goodnezs
Band Practice Resumed After Christmas Vacation
After a three week break due to the illness of Mr. Darrah, band practice resumed on Monday. Contests and a band concert program are in planning, with details on time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrah
Home Eco Girls Study Care of Sick
The girls study care of the sick, preparing diets and learning routines for health. They emphasize timely work amid a regional illness, plus proper taking of temperature and pulse, bed making and bedding practices.
Normal training exams soon for teachers and students
Teachers plan state exams and memorization as fourth to seventh grades show recreational reading. In fourth grade Miss Gidley demonstrated reading with watch bird pictures and poems to develop interest. Miss Williams taught poetry writing in sixth grade and Miss Woods led a patriotic poetry demonstration. N T girls commend teachers for demonstrations and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gidley
Williams
Woods
Biology and Public Speaking Course Outline
A compact list shows topics across subjects: Biology bones of the human body, Public Speaking phonics and the New Deal economics, Methods observing 4th 6th and 7th grades, English I friendly and business letters and paragraph developing, Geometry cathedral window drawings, Elements of business organization of corporations, Typing ten minute tests and personal letters.
Salyers Steps In For Ill Mr Kinsinger At Local School
Students welcomed Mrs. Salyers as she returned to her place at the assembly desk and took over Mr. Kinsinger's classes at M H S. Many were glad to see her back while learning Mr. Kinsinger is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Salyers
Mr. Kinesinger
Mr. Kinsinger
Phyllis Ann Viner
Elllote
Carl Jones
Pauline Steiner
Arlene Harbor
Chieftain
Cornell Bluffs
State Savings Bank
Corner Bluffs
Jim Bailey
Bilger City
Guetta
Otto Farrington
Harcy Clark
Rooth
J.C. Goss
Glenwood
Mr. Stone
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
Avoca
Marvin Bowen
A. R. Boyd
Thomas Belken
Bowens
Ella Stevens
Emarson
Claude Moore
Ken Williams
Omaha
Dr. DeWitt
Macedonia
Harry Paul
Denver
Colo
Uy Cattle
Mes
Reign Byers
Dust Pan praised by former students in fan mail
Two former Marble Hill School readers in Fort Ord Gal sent a letter to the editor praising The Dust Pan column in EMAITCHESS. They say the old high school days were the happiest and wish MHS a successful basketball year. The letter will be answered next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emailchess
MHS
United States Army
Fort Ord
Gal
Amaitchess
Leader Contest Winners and Honorable Mentions
The November and December Leader contest results list winners Joan Saar for a band editorial Miss Bates for remedial reading story Golde Cozad Bette Hatfield for the Dust Pan Peggy McCormick for staff cooperation along with honorable mentions for Marjorie Swoboda Baba Randerson John Imber Agnes Menschel and others. Each winner received two theater tickets with Golde Dozed Bette Hatfield and Malcolm Campbell getting one due to a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Saar
Miss Bates
Golde Cozad
Bette Hatfield
Peggy McCormick
Marjorie Swoboda
Baba Randerson
John Imber
Agnes Menschel
Betty Lou Barkus
Anna Mary Frazier
Golde
Malcolm Campbell
Carolyn Boehner
Star Cooperation
Carolyn Boelcher
Shirley Walker
Bette
Malcolm
First Grade Holiday Room Displays and Progress Reports
The Grades feature winter decorations by first graders with snowmen and elf pictures. third grade shared Christmas gifts and thank you letters. health lessons cover teeth care with poster projects and tooth brushing records. second grade reports three reading tests this year showing improvement and perfect attendance. fourth grade starts the year with ten resolutions and geography tours from Eskimo to Congo. fifth grade studies Benjamin Franklin and displays patriotic borders. several visitors and health class projects noted. scattered notes on English telephone usage and art drawings. end with routine classroom activities and misreadable lines due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belzer
Munro Leaf
Congo River
Africa
Vivian Bell
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Franklin
H. L. Gearhart
Chantry
Sixi
Phyllis Hoover
Frieda Hall
L. A. Jones
Mire
J.B Ellison
Mise Baive
Malvern School Class Weekly Notes and Dates
Summary of classroom notices and student reminders. The seventh grade prepares notebooks for the second semester. several students receive personal encouragements or admonitions. Event list includes Malvern games on Jan 14 and 17, semester end on Jan 17, and a dance on Jan 18. Also notes birthdays and years-ago sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Farragut
Sidney
Marilyn Stout
Mr. Kinsinger
Helen Ann Stevenson
Eugene Everett
Bonnie Archer
Herbert Stogdill
MHS Thrills and Heart Throbs At Friday Afternoons
Local biology class chatter hints at genuine science as juniors and seniors exchange rumors and love notes. Gossip centers on Claire Steele and Billy Zanders, Ronald Scole's sadness over Miss Bates, and Evelyn Gray’s other interests. A few teachers, like Mrs Salyers, draw attention for spirited antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Claire Steele
Billy
Ronald Scole
Miss Bates
Evelyn Gray
Glenwood
Romeo
Huroye
Henderson Community Activities Highlight Monthly Notes
Henderson residents share club and church events from January gatherings. Methodist Aid heard a speaker and collected Christmas shower items while Christian Aid began a new year with puzzle activities and a donated lunch. Local families are noted attending, visiting, or moving, with numerous social visits and small-town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Aid
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Rockes
John Blothawer
Shirley Jackson
Era. Salyers
Fort Dearborn
Amina Mi
Cocktal
Donna Tackett
Bette Knight
Shirley J
Miss Kopp
Bill Welker
Bill Baer
Bob Finkle
John
Bill Cardwell
Misa Bates
Helen Ann
Roberta M
Joan
Sr. Koy
By Bette & Golde
Betty Louet
John Liothower
Betty Knight
Betty Haden
Henderson
Methodist Aid
R. W. Felt
John Cain
Wheeler Grove
Ald
God's Acres
Christan Church
Valentine Fox
M T. A
Bevis Sowers
J. C. Goss
Worber
Darla Triplett
Marian Keast
Howard Allensworth
Claude Holt
Ward Cunningham
Leslie Slouser
Merrill Crouge
Mesdames Barry
Marie Paul
Clarinda
Dorsey Byers
Carson
Dave Jenkins
Near Wales
Margaret Harbor
Jos Buck
Duck
Montana
Ardith Allensworth
Marian Harbor
Jo Ann Stonebraker
Herbert Stevens
Edith Viner
Lydia Maxwell
Sim Danford
Harvey Saar
Devis Sowers
Waldo Edmondson
Anna Welmeier
Lon Coleman
Chicago
Charley Ayers
Relgu
Allande
John McDonald
Ned Oak
G. W. Wilson
Rolly Good
Emperson
Jud Coppock
Don Franks
Oakland
Maude Kindigg
Arthur Allensworth
Otis Allensworth
Hastings
Mia
Champ Harover
Sons
Lenox
Owens
Harry Clark
South Omaha
Fred Skank
Dr. Barre
Emerson
Clausen
Larmon Dobbs
California
Herman Coppock
Judith Ann
Gerald Penwell
Morton Mills
Paul Edmondson
Excelsior Springs
Ivan Houser
Jim Carmacks
Massena
Otto Harris
Harvey Timms
Des Moines
Eldridge Shook
Earl Graham
Emerger
R. W. Casebolt and Son
Wil- Meca
Elaworth Smith
Roger
Cap Perkins
Dale Norton
Hugh McSweeney
John Ayers
FORD
United States
Ford Rouge
Rauge
Mpora
Br Vstgla
Parison
National Association of Underwriters
Ford Motor Company
The
Rouge
Henry Ford
National Defense
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