EMAITCHESS Honor Roll For First Six Weeks Of School
Honor roll lists high achieving students across grades with Lorraine Dashner and Amnella Waller at top. Senior honorees include Frances Brewer, Dela Cary, Lorraine Dashner, and others. juniors sophomores and freshmen named with standout academic averages and no absences.
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Lorraine Dashner
Amnella Waller
Frances Brewer
Dela Cary
Delpha Doaner
Evelyn Latchaw
Willard Millikan
Enid Pace
Virginia Scott
Ed Wearin
Margaret Ann Buttmann
Fern Maddocks
Ruth Louise McCord
Roberta Ranne
Florence Swoboda
Annella Waller
Loucha Berks
Edith Brewer
Winnifred Calkins
Edna Mae Lowrey
Lenore Mansfield
Mae Shepard
Ralph Hall
Marlin Richardson
Jutta Jean Steele
Associate Editor Ed Wearth Belpha Nonner Department Editors
Names and roles listed: Ed Wearth Belpha Nonner associate editor, high school editors Max Beals and Willard Millikan, Lorraine Dashner in features, Lorraine Hodges, sponsor Miss Ora Hays.
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Belpha Nonner
Max Beals
Willard
Home Economics Room Redecorated and New Equipment Added
The home economics department has been greatly improved with new electric stoves and built in cupboards. Sophomore and junior girls made white curtains for kitchen windows, boosting room attractiveness. The sewing room was painted light green with matching green drapes and soon new shades to complete furnishings. A class project chose wall colors and curtains. Last week Spool Cotton Co exhibited cotton threads for clothing accessories.
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Witten
Iis
Girigag
Home Economica
The
Spool Cotton Company
Girls Glee Club Split Into Two Groups This Year
The Girls Glee Club is divided into two groups with the senior group at 32 members and the junior group at 28. Both groups perform similar work. Senior officers chosen include Harriet Talbott president Virginia Beatt secretary and treasurer Trane Waller librarian. Senior group meets Tuesday and junior group meets Friday.
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Glee Club
Harriet Talbott
Virginian Beatt
Trane Waller
Meath
Fey Try Out This Year for the Boys Glee Club
The article notes 80 fewer boys tried out for the boys glee club this year. Two small groups were organized. frat group members include Paul Galither Ed Wearin Donald Jackson Bernard Schoening and the second group lists Ralph Hall Laula Berks James Evans Clarence Archer Bud Wertz Marlin Richardson and Ralph Maddocks.
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Paul Galither
Ed Wearin
Donald Jackson
Bernard Schoening
Ralph Hall
Laula Berks
James Evans
Clarence Archer
Bud Wertz
Marlin Richardson
Ralph Maddocks
Third Grade Studies Indians Then Plans Japan Unit
The third grade finishes a unit on Indians with strong interest from the students. Next week they begin a study of Japan and its people likely to captivate them as the previous project did.
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Japan
Seniors Set Plans for Commencement Attire and Officers
Senior sponsors Misa Nervig and Mr Davison oversee the class with Delmont McCausland as president Lorraine Cashner as vice president and James Cardwell as secretary The class voted to wear caps and gowns at commencement following a majority in favor
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Misa Nervig
Davison
Delmont McCausland
Lorraine Cashner
James Cardwell
Freshman Echoes On Geometry And Egyptian Customs
Sophomore News notes geometry troubles with a quiz showing two lessons on circles and triangles. Miss Walker’s test insights reveal basic circle construction with a compass and a triangle defined by its air surrounding sides. World history features Egypt and marriage customs as described by Miss Hays who has traveled there. Jamie Swann jokes about old maids in that society.
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Lowrey
Egypt
Jamie Swann
Old Maida
Seventh Grade Celebrates Columbus Day Program
The seventh grade marked six weeks tests with a Columbus Day program. Guests included the normal training girls, the sixth grade, and teachers Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Barkus. Carolyn Boehner was elected president of an English club formed for weekly programs. King Arthur studies and American colonization were featured topics.
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Brade
Smith
Barkus
Carolyn Boehner
America
Columbus Day Program Highlights By Local Schools
The fifth grade hosted seven mothers and the fourth grade as guests for Columbus Day activities. A play and poems honored Columbus with Peggy Hall absent due to medical trouble and Kenneth Adams missing last week for tonsil removal. Jack Hering presented a fire log section from Longview mills and spoke on it for current events.
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Columbus
Peggy Hall
Kenneth Adams
Jack Hering
Longview, Wash, Mills
Second Grade Class Completes Geography Project
A second grade class at Pacific Junction 6 completed a geography language project about India and its peoples. One reading team studied the Wee tome-ohivka tribe while the other studied Wabs won-igy-aena as part of the unit on Indian navies.
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Lwonyrd Hedlund
Pacific Junction #6
Building a Home Girl Reserve Theme Meeting Oct 16
The Girl Reserves met on October 16 to discuss Building a Home. Harriet Talbott led the group and introduced speakers on Building materials, durability, and combining materials. Edith Brewer, Wilma Custer, and Vada Holden presented topics, followed by an ideals discussion led by Miss Gladys Kimsey. The meeting closed with a code singing and a prayer by Deta Cary.
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Girl Reserves
Harriet Talbott
Edith Brewer
Wilma Custer
Vada Holden
Gladys Kimsey
Deta Cary
Juniors Enthused Over Class Play Go Slow Mary
Juniors show great enthusiasm selecting Go Slow Mary for the class play and await books to begin practice. Some report sadness over tests as Mr Davison notes they will be discontinued at semester end. In psychology, students study eye parts and color effects with color discs made by Mr Dyke.
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Mr. Davison
Bud Regenauger
Misa Hays
Mr. Dyke
Methods Class Observes Work in Primary Grades
Under the supervision of Miss Hays the methods girls have made experience charts to aid primary reading. Clay observation work has been done in first through fifth grade rooms. The focus has been on spelling and reading with a Teachers' meeting in Glenwood planned for Friday and an antenna dinner if weather permits.
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Miss Hays
Glen- Wood
HOOEY by HODGES HOOEY by HODGES
Seven weeks of school have passed and old M. H. S. is full of gossip. Seniors bribe for higher allowances while freshmen anticipate initiation. Sophomores discuss geometry, while juniors tease Mr Davison by spelling drown. Dorothy Henderson brings a flyswatter misheard as flashlight. Lester Wilma Custer offers handkerchief chains with new letter stock.
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Mr. Davison
Dorothy Henderson
Lester
Mids
Wilma Custer
Eighth Grade Civics Map Project In Malvern
Eighth graders work on a civics project mapping Malvern and showing events in American history. In assemblies and classrooms friezes illustrate historical events as students craft essays and compositions to reflect study.
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Malvern
First Grade Progress in Reading and Number Skills
The first grade class shows growing reading ability with a 41 word primer and counting up to 45. Students are learning to write numbers and practice basic math. They are engaged in activities involving pictures, including items featuring Jack and Jill.
Sixth Grade Honor Roll Named for Last Week
Six grade students named on the honor roll include John Slothower Elizabeth Trive Malcolm Campbell Billy Baer Anna Mary Frazier George Talbott Edel Knight Babs Randerson and Billy Walker in a district announcement listing names and achievements from the previous week.
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John Slothower
Elizabeth Trive
Malcolm Campbell
Billy Baer
Anna Mary Frazier
George Talbott
Edel Knight
Babs Randerson
Billy Walker
Freshman Honor Roll and Training Class Work
The article notes at least four studious freshmen on the honor roll and mentions others with greater difficulty. It describes the manual training class under Mr Dyke, where students are experimenting in mechanical drawing and producing interesting work.
Congress in Review By Congressman Othe D. Wearth
Congressman Othe D. Wearth reflects on the 4th Congress noting social changes from land abundance and mechanization. He compares U S and England responses to rising social problems and references parliamentary debates and policy experiments. The piece frames legislative challenges and historical significance amid rapid industrial shifts.
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Congress
Othe D. Wearth
The 1936 Ford V-8 Debuts as the Finest Ford Yet
Ford presents the 1936 V-8 with a longer hood, new grille, larger fenders, concealed horns, steel wheels, and refined appointments. Improvements include easier steering, larger radiator with two pumps, rapid air-flow hood louvres, shorter gear shift travel, and Ford Super-Safety Brakes. The car emphasizes safety, comfort, and space efficiency, now on display at Ford dealers.
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Ford
Ford Dealers
Low Ford V-8 Prices by Body Type Across Range
Ford V-8 models list thirteen body styles with prices from 510 to 760 dollars. Notable entries include Coupe five windows 510 Tudor Sedan 520 Forder Sedan 580 and Convertible Sedan 760. The ad highlights standard safety features, Universal Credit financing, and an economy angle through Universa Credit Company.
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Detroit
Busopers
Tommy
Universa Credit Company
Four Year Debate Spurs First Step in Social Security Plan
The piece argues Congress can start social security progress within months while tackling broader national issues. It notes imperfect legislation and the need for ongoing adjustments, praising the administration for proposing measures to protect workers and the elderly. It warns unemployment relief should not be a temporary fix but a lasting approach, with a course laid out for eventual stabilization.
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Congress
Sears
American Boy Magazine Adventure Features and Offers
American Boy Magazine presents a world of travel fiction and science, inviting readers to imagine voyages from the South Seas to Mars with stories by Heffron and Terrence. It highlights activities, hobbies, sports, and career guidance for boys, promising practical tips and competitions, with a subscription cost noted.
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Amerteci
Geutith Ocea
South Seas
Mounted Pollee
Ior Navy
Mars
Paves
Africa
Cagtiark
Heffron
Othnologier
Tereddttlan
Kidity
Connie Mergam
Denise Lis Hentrow
Teader
Adyde
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