Eds Atkinson Sustains School News With Class Updates
EMAITCHESS Editor in Chief Percy Atkinson and staff deliver a school page update noting staff roles and a list of students. Wilma Stroud returns to school Monday while yivia Smith enters third grade and Sylvia rejoined classmates. The third grade room plans a spring housecleaning with window washing and curtain cleaning, flowers blooming, and room decor to improve after renovation.
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Betty Lou Barkua
Genevieve Kelao
Carolyn Boehner
Janet Johnson
Beulah Blargerstaff
Peggy McCormick
Goldie Cozad
Wilma Stroud
Marilyn Cupp
Madelyn Swain
Dorothy Farrel
Bhirley Walker
Carolyn Hail
Betty Hatfield
Frank Bell
Hager Qgok
Johnnie Paulson
Herbert Brogdill
Lee Robbins
Wilma
Yivia Smith
Sylvia
Students Learn Folk Dance And Poetry This Week
This week the group decorates vases for mothers and practices a new folk dance The Shoemakers Dance They enjoy it and hope to perform well They study a new poem Up in the Ewing by Robert Lots Stevenson in class
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Robert Lots Stevenson
First Grade Welcomes Betty June Etroad Back to School
The class expresses happiness at having Betty June Etroad return after several weeks. Pupils practice letters and ABCs as they prepare to spell words. Peggy Hall shares pussy willows to decorate the room and grow their project. Job Bieshower’s mother visits, and the class hopes other mothers will visit as well.
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Betty June Etroad
Ahapnor
ABC
Peggy Hall
Echool
Bieshower
Wisi
Boma
Reed
Fourth Grade Spelling and Arithmetic Reflections
Fourth grade notes long division work and daily progress. Names listed include Heber Hatten Doris Guselen Charles Johnson and Johnie Schorr for class contributions. Perfect six week spellings earners named. multiple students praised. End of week celebration mentioned with Washington's birthday upcoming.
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Heber Hatten
Doris Guselen Charles
Johnson
Johnie
Schorr
Richard Fickel
Tamla Hering
Whitney McCormagk
Ralph Per Ae
Betty Rasen
Janet Sra Adios
Dorothy Blothower
Doris Guseler
Rather Hatten
Paul Plaraan
Mane
Washington
Fifth Grade Honors in Week Long Examinations
Fifth grade reports show all girls and two boys scoring perfect 100s in spelling and several students excelling across arithmetic history hygiene and other subjects. The week featured story writing on Washing ton with a booklet and silhouettes for cover art. Walter Smith is welcomed back to the class as perfect attendance is noted for six weeks amid illnesses.
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Wthen Storey
Jane Ilaar
Darlas Ireland
Billy Shepard
Jule Jean Steele
Donna Ireland
Ethel Storey
Ralph Hall
Washington
Walter Smith
Seventh Grade Palay Smith Returns After Absence
Seventh grader Palay Smith returns to class after a three month absence spent in the can sae 40. Peaceville notes the hope she will pay her own way back to school and resume studies.
Freshmen to Send Two Delegates to G R Meet
Six weeks tests concluded as freshmen anticipate report cards. Algebra with Miss Walker proves challenging while English covers The Merchant of Venice. Freshmen to attend Girl Reserve conference in Omaha March 4 5 and 6 with delegates Mary Elizabeth Summers and Charlotte Wederquint. Erma and Leland Stroud return after absence. Geography studies Mexico and reading turns from Ulysses to Aeneas.
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Walker
Wilbur Wright
Aero Hanes
Omaha
Niary Elizabeth Summers
Charlotte Wederquint
Erma
Leland Stroud
Mexico
Ulysses
Aeneas
Reading
End of Week Grammar Struggles and Verbs
The passage shows a school note on grammar struggles with verb forms and parts of speech. It mentions studying tenge and verbs, and a MOY chapter titled Mercanine Arithmatic. It also references a path to employment and a MONO 88 puoh wi.
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MONO
Ranaassions
Latin Class Display Shows Carved Keepsakes
The second year Latin class presented carved pieces last week. Exhibits included busts of Julius Caesar, weapons, aqueducts, boats, and ancient coins. Picture books accompanied the display and drew interest from all Latin students.
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Julius Caesar
Declamatory Pieces Entertain Local High School Patriots
Friday afternoon Freda Brenning and Bernice Schouning performed declamatory selections for students. They represented the high school in Saturday’s contest but did not win first place. Lavonne Worstal could not speak and Marjoria Donner spoke Mae Butterfly. Farm Crops boys test corn while shop boys gather and repair roller skates. students find it interesting.
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Freda Brenning
Bernice Schouning
Lavonne ‘Worstal
Marjoria Donner
Reverend Gugeler Visits High School for Brief Talk
Rev. R. B. Gugeler visited our high school for a few minutes on Thursday and invited all high school students to attend a religious meeting for high school students at the Methodist church that evening.
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R. BE. Gugeler
Methodist Church
Irwin Finds Fine Salamander in Community Building
Mr Irwin discovered a salamander in a dark corner of the community building. The specimen is on display at the schoolhouse, just as last year when a smaller black one was found in the same spot.
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Irwin
Mr. Irwin
Scobamate News Mise Walker Geometry Report
Scobamate News notes Mise Walker and the class facing difficulties in geometry. The report highlights poor performance among nine top students, with several trainees said to be below target in the geometry syllabus.
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Mise Walker
Senior News on Six Weeks Grades and Dickens Study
Seniors joke about post graduate learning after six weeks tests. The English Literature unit will study Dickens A Tale of Two Cities. Future Farmer boys will stay after hours to finish lessons. Junior Dashner, Joamy Wills, and Allen DuVal are noted with chores and expected late routines.
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Dickens
Tate
Daga
Farmer
Mr. Amos
Junior Dashner
Joamy Wills
Allen DuVal
Seniors to Have Pictures Taken in Omaha This Year
The question was asked when will the Benlers break the Kodak. Mr Kincaid replied Friday March 11. The year we are having our pictures taken at Slog lund's studio in Omaha.
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Omaha
Benlers
Kodak
Mr. Kincaid
Sloglund
Atudio
Qrioliana Migs Kalwkety Exchange in a Fragment
In a garbled Latin style exchange the group questions a desired addition as Betty Bwain raises her grade. Mig Waker and Clarence argue about comparison with Jack and Arthur, while Marla Wa and Saba speak on dates and identity in a confusing classroom exchange.
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Migs Kalwkety
Uke
Betty Bwain
Rural Schools Report Highlights February Activities
Fiethlehem celebrates Valentine's and February birthdays with tea and cake after school. Sunnyside students Vonda Wirgoved and Allen Carl aon win 100 perfect spelling lessons. Oak Bluff adds Keith Bruce Eileen Bruce Lorraine Bruce to dental honor roll. Hawthorne hosts visitors day with shop tours and a pot luck dinner, ending with a student program. Centerline and Pleasant Valley pupils earn Pupil Reading Circle certificates. Mt. Vernon pupil Marth Jenkel joins district honors. Rawles township reports 200 perfect spelling lessons.
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Fiethlehem
Sunnyside School
Vonda Wirgoved
Allen Carlaon
Keith Bruce
Eileen Bruce
Lorraine Bruce
Oak Bluff School
Hawthorne School
Washington
Juneoln
Tteacher
Pelpha Donner
Centerline
Fern Maddocks
Pleasant Valley
Lana
Margaret Rose Rodmyn
Ray Pavierson Faye
Loney Rol
Center Achcal
Rawles
Marth Jenkel
Mt. Vernon
Ingrabayn
Atte
Prairie Valley School News Highlights Report Cards
Readout shows week’s progress with signed return reports and improved conduct. Highsaver students exceed averages, with several scoring above ninety. Notable names appear as students reach top marks, while weather notes and future events are briefly mentioned.
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