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Riverdale Pointer in Riverdale, Illinois

02 Apr 1937

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Riverdale Pointer

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Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1937

Page

5

Lincoln School Sets Easter Program And Roundup Of Activities

Lincoln School notes highlight a Kindergarten Easter program on April 5, First Grade Easter baskets and a room Easter party, Second Grade reports on Field Museum trip, Third Grade perfect spelling and new reading book, Fourth Grade newspaper pictures and rope-jump tourney, and sport teams from Washington and Lincoln with strong records in basketball and volleyball. The eighth grade plans a bank visit and the school prepares an operetta.

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Lincoln School Field Museum Jack Needles Nathan Humbrecht Mary Louise Mazzacavallo John Martin Annabelle Lorenz Ray Gebauer Charles Connors Don Quixote Silas Marner Hazelcrest Washington School Ruth Alm Betty Brown Beatrice Frampton Holly Matz Mary Jane Middleborn Dorothy Ziemann Washington Calumet Valley Junior Barfield Albert Stroh Louis Corselo Thomas Frampton Dominic Salerno Raymond Bogenschneider Billy Stage Lincoln Coolidge St. Paul Bowen Franklin Lights Kenneth Hansen Vernon Braselton Frank Johnston Leonard Diehl Billy Sutton John Biiney Arthur Stroh MD Irssa Edna Snell Lorraine Lund Mitzi Meurisse Margaret Frampton Madelyn Middleborn Muriel Unrich Delores Kay Mildred Propper Mary Jane Middlebron Rose Bartolo Theresa Farrari Virginia Kraeff Bobby Prill Jean Woodward Lillian Jay James Ferguson Robert Pii Muriel Wortleman Leo Kainrath Rose Marie Smith Shirley Targenhorst John Norman Miss Hedtke Miss Larson Dorothy Pedric Vera Lee Grelck South Holland Iitkle Achievement Club Chicago
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Washington School First Grade Highlights at Home Visit

First graders toured Richard Neander’s home last Monday. They saw a pet goat, puppies, white rabbits, chicks, and pheasants. Third grade welcomes back Herbert Wills after illness and celebrates selling movie tickets. The group imagines Niagara Falls and New York, visiting Dutch friends Kit and Kat in Amsterdam.

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Washington School Richard Neander Richard Herbert Wills Niagara Falls New York Kit Kat Amsterdam Holland Faith Petraske Wilmer Bonse Robert Allen George Wells
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Bowen School News Highlights classroom happenings

Miss McCarron is ill and in Woodlawn hospital. Grades update English work on page five. Tulips, leaves, dolls from Budapest and American Indians appear in Holland study. LaVerne Deichen returns after illness. Room activities include librarian duties, Easter travel, and new maps for geography and ancient history.

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William Wilde Michigan Room Three
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Berger School Dutch Scene On Sand Table

Students in Room I build a Holland themed display with a dike, windmills, a dog cart, tulips, and twoSnails named Sniddy Snail and Grandaddy Snail. Amaryllis blooms, three flowers show, another grows. Bulletin board pictures recall a Dutch play. Room II Friday night we took

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Holland
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Franklin School Classes Recap and Visiting Tour

In Franklin School students across grades 1 and 2 shared items with Betty Bohl presenting clowns and a crystal ball. Grades 3 and 4 visited the Wonder Bread Bakery in Hammond with Mrs Harms, Mrs Baumgartner and Mr Cornwall guiding a tour of dough mixing baking and wrapping by machines.

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Billie
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Local Shop Classes Present Arts and Craft Projects

Rodman begins a Napoleon bust while Arthur Cornwall carves a swan as two students lead craft work. In electricity, John Schultz Parker Gibson Constant Prosperonus George Staat and Arthur Larson join the new course during shop period. Woodwork students Emil Capriotto Van Tiers Lewis Rodman Billy Carson Alfred Peters Benny Varco Donald Bonema and Jack Zoller plan scenery for the operetta set for April 1.

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Rodman Napoleon Arthur Cornwall John Schultz Parker Gibson Constant Prosperonus George Staat Arthur Larson Emil Capriotto van Tiers Lewis Rodman Billy Carson Alfred Peters Benny Varco Donald Bonema Jack Zoller
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Public clubs push national academy to train future officials

Women’s groups urge creation of a national academy of public affairs to prepare youth for public office and end the spoils system. They argue offices should not be awarded as political rewards, and that the public will demand a merit based system.

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National Academy of Public Affairs
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Square meal minded folks chase better deals

A sharp line about people who prefer a hearty meal over a fair bargain runs through the verse, highlighting a social divide between appetite and ethics in everyday life.

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J. F. Chandler Roofing CO Chicago ST Dolton, Ill Thornton Township William F. Propper Dalton Clerk WM. H. Winterhoff Lansing Walter Haines Harvey Thomas G. Salkeld Harvey Joseph Nitz Calumet City Justices of the Peace Jacob P. DE Young John A. Hoch Homewood Albert F. Webb Thornton Paul Cipowski William L. Coale Harvey Fred T. Ehlert Dalton Frank L. Willis Thomas W. Claffy Homewood Claude IV. Gallett Harvey Harry Wellheimer Harvey Fuil
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