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SCANDIA HIGH NEWSHIGH SCHOOL TABLOIDS-SLIDES SHOW TO P.-T. AVISUAL EDUCATION VALUEColored slides of the Hawaiian Islands demonstrated the value of visual education to parents and students -at the second P.-T. A. meeting held .Tuesday evening, October 20, in the •high school auditorium.PUpils of Miss Rosenquist’s room presented a play concerning thq Crusades which they have been -.studying in social studies.Short talks on the Industrial Revolution were given by pupils of Mr. Porter’s room. -• Lenora Isaacson and Paul Albro iplayed a trumpet duet.After the meeting the pep girls served ice cream and cake.FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASSDRAMATIZES ORIGINAL PLAY ♦-Nina Jean Hawkins, a freshman, has written a one-act play, “Hiring the Cook”, as a class project concerning the short story, “The Romance of a Busy Broker,” which they have been studying. The play was dramatized by the freshman English class Tuesday, October 27.SCHOOLMASTERS MEET TO * COMPLETE B. B. SCHEDULE 4-Teachers of various schools of the county met in the Hotel Elliot in Belleville for the second schoolmasters meeting of the year, Monday, October 12.SENIORS PRESENT FIRSTCLASS CHAPEL OF YEAR-4-Assembly exercises Wednesday, October 21, were prepared by the senior class. The program consisted of group singing Jed by John Nylund and Woodrow Anderson, devotional readings by Leora Loring, piano solo by Mavis Freed, “Sweet Sue” by boys’ quartet, “Mexicali Rose” and “Misty Islands” by girls’ quartet, a cornet, duet by Lenora Isaacson and Paul Albro, and announcements by several teachers.MILLER SPEAKS TO HI-YON WORLD BROTHERHOOD— -f-“Creating World Brotherhood”was the subject of Supt. F. L. Mill’s informational talk at the Hi-Ymeeting, Oct. 28. Bill Reece and LeRoy Nelson gave a report on the recent Hi-Y Conference at Concordia which they attended. Andy Thompson, the World Brotherhood Chairman, had charge of the meeting. Songs were sung by the group.GRADE STUDENTS USE NEWTABLES TO LEARN PIANO --Two new tables have been made for the piano class that Miss Furry is teaching. Cardboard keyboards are placed upon these tables and the pupils play upon them while one per^ son plays the piano.Thirty students are enrolled, andPEP ASSEMBLY IS HELD- TO AROUSE INTERESTTo create enthusiasm a yell contest among the freshman, sophomore, junior, and classes was themain feature of the pep chapel, held Friday, October 16, preceding the game with Republic. Each class yelL ed “Yea, blue! Yea, white!” two times. The treasurers of the junior and senior clesses were each awarded a prize for giving the best yells. The contest Was judged by Miss Nich-ol and Mr. Miller.Following this Mr.v Miller gave a short explanation of the different rules of football.Preceding the contest each pepgirl recited a poem about one of theplayer's or coaches. The studentbody and pep girls also sang “Oh,dear S. H. S.”, “Hep, Rep, hep”, andgave yells. -SWANSON AND HARDTARFER PREPARE WEEKLY CHAPEL-4--Wednesday, October 7, Miss Swanson and Mr. Hardtarfer had charge of the assembly exercises in the study hall. Frances Cooper .played a piano solo entitled “Good Night”. Herb Johnson played a trombone solo, “Bells of St. Mary’s”. Mildred Johnson gave a reading entitled, “Now Folks”, Lenora Isaacson, then gave a cornet solo entitled “To A Wild Rose”. Following this Faye Cady and Georgine Johnson sang a vocal duet, “Roll Along Prairie Moon”..priniuRithniHHtoeswinicoh£scfaarspCOsuthWiclifosu
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Scandia High News
Narka, Kansas, US
Fri, Oct 30, 1936
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