Girls League Divided
Journalism students produced progress stories with Genevieve Carman’s piece selected for publication in Myrtle.
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Genevieve Carman
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
6
Girls League Organized Into Dramatic Home Economics And Athletic Groups
The school forms three Girls League groups: dramatics, home economics, and athletics. Dramatics teaches stage work and acting with critics and talks by Miss Grace Lim. Ellen Nunrad is president, Rose Kellenberger secretary. Home economics promotes leadership and citizenship, with a lunch room committee and officers led by Paulo Breuer and others. plans include Christmas toys and baskets for the poor. The athletic club features a gesture contest, dancing, first aid, swimming, rowing, hikes, and a year-end picnic. Joanne Perrot leads this club meeting weekly on alternate Tuesdays and Thursdays. A junior play is slated for Friday with a three-act comedy, and admission efforts are under way.
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Dramatics Club
Athletic Club
Grace Mary Lim
Ellen Nunrad
Rose Kellenberger
Har
Durrell
June Baker
Paulo Breuer
Imogene Burgess
Danford Mast
Evelyn Steinhoff
Eleanor Breuer
Dorthy Lund
Esther Nelson
Margaret Garrett
Joanne Perrot
Junior and Senior Games Highlight Interclass Sports Year
The article details interclass competition with soccer and volleyball wins by juniors and seniors. It notes a tied junior versus senior volleyball match to decide first place and lists the players on each team, along with classroom and extracurricular improvements and an extensive honor roll.
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Soph Terese
Ada Mac
Culbertson
Edith Willett
Danford Mast
Hazel Durrell
Misian Moll
Miriam Smith
Ant Harlocker
Mildred Barklow
Harriet Bones
Edna Doss
Audrey Davenport
Teanne Perrett
Marguerie Sunstrug
Frieda James
Christmas Gift Suggestions Discussed At December Meeting
A series of notes outlines talks by Huling and Longstee E Hulsh and a buyer focused talk. Miss Gertrude Sick will mail Adult Night Class schedules to interested readers. December meetings cover household management budgeting Christmas gift ideas and candy making.
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Gertrude
Library new rules proposed at librarians meeting
Miss Woodward proposed new rules at a librarians' meeting held Thursday December 1 after school. The librarians will closely check all references borrowed for one period, and an overdue book list will be posted each morning. Each student with overdue books must pay his fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woodward
Basketball men practice golf style shooting drill in gym
The team runs an 18 hole golf like drill between free throws to map shooting accuracy. Players circle the course to identify hardest positions with scores listed for Kirk Hoover Hail Shelton King Barkow Rockieff Pearser McConnell Woods Bartlet Barker and others.
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Imother
Roc
Abe Hether
Kirk
Hoover
Hail
Shelton
King
Barkiow
Rockieff
Pearser
McConnell
Woods
Bartlet
Barker
Oregon School Tax Laws Declared Need Reform
A comprehensive study by Dr W H Dreesen of Oregon State College assesses the public school revenue system as unnecessarily complex and only partly effective at equalizing tax burdens among districts. The bulletin analyzes county and elementary fund records, noting that over 85 percent of funds return to the origin districts, with limited impact on overall equity. the study urges clearer legislation to improve revenue stability and true burden equalization.
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Oregon
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Sun
Racha Tow
Ani
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W H Dreesen
Oregon State College Experiment Station
Dr Dreesen
Elise
Experiment Station
Uffec
Dreesens
Dreesen
Vetter
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The fragment notes a joint action involving school administration and taxation experts. It reflects on human behavior, stating a man shows his worst side to his better half, attributed to the Duluth News Tribune.
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Duluth Newa
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