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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
2
An essay extols ideal students who study for understanding, show interest, and balance academics with outdoor learning. It urges collaboration with teachers, involvement in games, discipline, and proactive action, citing a senior example and a caution about shirking effort.
Committee outlines acceptable excuses for pupil absence and make up work credit. Valid reasons include death in the family and severe illness. other causes require case by case review. Parents should consult teachers in advance for trips or similar absences. rare instances only.
A fragment from a school board page shows a senior on a railroad track provoking a debate about attendance policy. The document discusses conditions under which a pupil absent from class may be allowed to wake, work, and receive credit, amid a broader note on failures and committee considerations.
Encourages trying one’s best in any sport and accepting outcomes. Highlights that hard work matters more than innate talent and praising good sportsmanship over victory. Urges players to be supportive, regardless of win or loss, and to value character in competition.
The passage discusses the concept of school spirit as a driving force for unity and participation. It argues that genuine spirit comes from loving one’s school and willingly engaging in activities, with organized efforts like teamwork programs enhancing overall enthusiasm and class pride.
Angri by private quarrel over not receiving an invitation, Fred Kynech climbed to the roof and severed electric wires at a house in Aberdeen. The incident paused the wedding preparations as a blackout ensued during the evening.
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