Christmas Greetings From San Antonio Public Schools
Children and teachers of San Antonio public schools express heartfelt thanks for the new school buildings, equipment, and improvements. They extend warm Christmas and New Year wishes to citizens, praise the district, boards, and clubs, and vow to become good citizens through expanded educational facilities and programs.
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Pan Anton
Eldrun Aha
Thyriothere
Echols
Crockett
San Antonis
Eugene Darley Meh
San Antonio
Son Antonio
Entina Yon
Smith School
Ban Antonio
San Antronio
Perente
Sehanls
Midi
Bath School
Eleanor Brackeurifiga School
Christmas Greetings From San Antonio School Communities
A collection of messages from students and teachers across San Antonio area schools praise local philanthropy and the recently erected four room building. They express thanks to the board of education, the public, and patrons for Christmas wishes and support for the new facilities and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choate
Garisange
Hera
Main Avenue High School
Iy Isi Pf
San Antonio
United Hearts
Cus Christinas
Braskenridge High School
Ana
Stephan B. Astin Schoo
Puplia
Ceachers
Stephen F. Austin
Tuc Ture
Milam School
San Antnpia
Burnet
Echonl
Iggy Bowleh
Som Annexia
Pegcr Uni
Thomas Jefferson
Shepdert
Foesler
Berle Sanool
Prraitc
Alba
Briscos School
Mel
Ridge
High School Club Activities Disrupted by School Closure
The article reports a high school congress meeting held after a Friday closure. Minutes describe committee actions, a mock convention shift to a mock triad plan, and a new jelly snack trial. A greeting by Madden praises the Hyphi Svhija Congress theory and wishes members a prosperous New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Activites
Tamar
Atiqk
Formien Relatione
Congresa
Sultans of Iava and the Dutch rule in Solo and Djokia
The World's Work depicts the two remaining native rulers of Solo and Djokia under Dutch possession. Their lavish courts survive in name only, with rulers confined to palace grounds and denied visitor access, yet they retain influence through ceremonial power and ancient customs.
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Rone
Susushan
Solo
Sultan
Djottis
Jaus
Jove
Snenkarta
Dokjakarta
Djokia
Juve
Kalo
Opwiele
Christmas Atmosphere Pervades Week at San Antonio High
Read as a lively year end feature at San Antonio High School the week wrapped with Christmas activities. Students and teachers organized class exhibits including holiday meals displays and thoughtful gifts while planning future school improvements such as a new basket court and expanded outdoor recreation space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio High School
Bymington
Miss Morey
Biatory
Ptudents
Unem Acivis Tata Uso
Giles Htalea Sonite
Ifauy
Lepreavas Lottyes
Missen Narey
Suses
Juhiaon
Ming Yassin
Aweros P
Done Verke Ar Bel Hon
Gorne
Baskin
Eifel
Emerson
Boy Wonder
Luz C. Rohulin
Bashel
Righy
Scientists Celebrate Christmas Meeting of Sripatitte Society
The Sripatitte Society held its regular meeting in the botany room with a Christmas theme. Members discussed ady and photography during the war, welcomed Stephenson and St. Clair applications, and planned a new pennant and yearbooks. A surprise program featured a Christmas tree, refreshments, and toasts led by Miss Irma Huehinger, with engagements announced and humorous skits performed.
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Sripatitte Society
Mise Stephenson
WH Limin St. Clair
Voss
Irma Twyebinger
Lu Rebalin
Lewis Kayton
Irma Huehinger
Enenseil
Moward
Outdoor sports program expands at Dish High School
The school board starts outdoor sports for students with Rosine gloves purchased and equipment set up. A physical director is sought to supervise boxing essentials and fencing lessons as more boys participate in newly added activities.
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Amxuchition
Yennia
Lund
Conéernttas Mierete
Aiguuy
Mild« Inkine
Aquditorium
Omnemual Arte
Ater
Aeen
Hem
Corty
Shhool Board
Christmas meeting of the Phily Matheanebating Club
At Monday afternoons weekly gathering the Birks of the Phily Matheanebating Club held an impromptu debate to celebrate Christmas. Speakers contended on better Christians and celebratory themes in a lively, informal session.
Debating program at Brackening High School highlighted by judges decision
A literary and debating event at Brackening High School featured Mines Halt Symlogtun and Mar kuvette Jaton defended by Mines Glivette Wies ias alive. The program included several addresses on foreign nations by Nitsa Blurrison and many food beer remarks, with Dry Demosthenes Le hallug Cll presenting two debates on timely topics. The judges favored the negative in the first debate and the affirmative in the second, with final remarks by Vine Jef Terstsr. The event marked the Liter ary Society’s first outside-organized activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mines Halt
Symlogtun
Sane Baskin
Markuvette Jaton
Mines Glivette
Wies Ias
Iiterary
Migy Yernun
Chrisinus
Nitsa
Mie
Mise Huth Ragsdale
Dydmostarnes
Dry Demosthenes Lehallug
Bracking
Uwe
Carlos Hawking
Carl Reece
Ama George Tadatty
Veijom
Mitr
Dos Mies Meergelbink
Herndon
Debating Club Chooses New Lineup for February Contest
The High Selig group nominates a fresh program and names Carter Griner to key roles amid resignations and new joiners. A March contest at Austin aims to represent the society with four speakers per side judged by experienced lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhe Ferrera Miers Suter
Selig
Chrlaivas Sur
Fuurery
Bhor — Bnelaves
Will Gorrow
Haspelal
Prin Archer
Und
Toreiu
Carter Griner
Fl Lns Vortices
Mr. Griner
Elu
Dhe
Mitind
Lire
Roy Amith
Carter Grluer
Jerrorsomian
Robert
Put- Tim
Paul
Terry
Rome
Austin
Roberts Underwood
Marlin
Alfred Apple
Brouichard Smit
Lee Roy Smith
Robert Putnam
Carter
Griner
Alex Garza
Seniores to Produce Play A Gold Mine at Grand Opera House
Final preparations overwhelm the February class as rehearsals continue for the class play A Gold Mine. Tickets, rehearsals, and roles are being discussed at upcoming meetings in the weeks ahead.
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Fst
Uw Clase
Mendey Allyrmyan
Mi Gutzeu'x
Taviéa
Segotar Potaey
Richter
Studhalter
Washington University
St. Louis
Mimself
Last Big Lumber Raft on the Mississippi River
The article chronicles Captain Steve Caplan and the Guimne Belle as the last large lumber raft to be towed down the Mississippi. It recalls early raft pioneers like the Caplan lineage, River history from Lip Flueries to St. Louis, and the shift from rafts to towboats by 1846, noting vast timber salvage and a life spanning river adventures.
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Yat Lonistiile
Christ Tuunal
Hanan
Albury
Casitin
Steve Doake
Tom Biaranail
Wallhaburs
Tela
Ibtengo
Sumier
St. Toll
Steve Enderlook
St. Crola
St. Louis
Raf
Tanke
Oie
Mississippi
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Herff Schoo
Louise
San Antero
Bookham School
Mothers’ Club
Whatley
Mathers” Club
Pancho Roskin
Law’ Firnt
Holy Cause of Education
Fred Smith
Tamar School
Qurds
Lamar Patent Teachers’ Club
Iiduals
Sentos Saenz
Johnson
Collins Gardens School
THE
Philomathean Debating Club
Green Memorial School
Uhal
Mybert Leon Seiwol
Beacon Hill School
Benton Il
Riverside Pah
O Ur
Milton Norris
Stade Seven
Margit Scheal
Nmng
Margil School
Thre
Agallester Day
Nelly Wauhls
Ake Messrs. Nova
Wik and
Iason
Congress Phiny Mook
SAN Antonio, Loan & Trust CO
Commerce Street
Dus Suprenices
New Year Cards
Pabst Engraving Company
Mienna Vien Lll
Iava
Maki Merry
Ulph School Society
Robend
Ghent
Wires
Christimas
Yiniteu Ue
Laredo Igi Seteo
Hu Deletlax
Dleath Joie Ately
Tlw
Ute San Asitunly High School
Scclew
Sam
High Schol Society
Hines
Gunter Hotel
Prosperity
Telephone Crockett
Percy Tyrrell
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