House of Brackenridge to Organize a Student House of Representatives
Brackenridge High School plans a student House of Representatives modeled on the U S House. One hundred members, chosen for grades or debate experience, will form committees like Ways and Means and Foreign Relations. The body will follow Jefferson’s Manual and parliamentary rules, studying constituents and national matters, with a faculty president and officers guiding proceedings.
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United States House
House of Representatives
United States Congress
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Parliamenary Aw
Weers Hold Banquet for Teffeysonian Literary Society
The semiannual Teffeysonian Literary Society banquet was held on a Monday with toastmaster Mr. Roblin speaking on saving gas. Harold Simon, ex-president, and president Carlos Bose contributed remarks while Wool delivered a response poem. Members Tirshfield Gerege and Toel spoke, and Simon announced a prize for the best ballot effort.
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Wisnel
Tenuney 2
Robalin
Jeff
Harold Simon
Carlos Bose
Wool
Tirshfield
Ganrge
Toel
Simon
Thabalin
Womar
Yvelee
PIES WAKE BLANKET AND CLUB ACTIVITIES AT HIGH SCHOOL
The Philymathean Club of Main Avenue High School highlights war work and knitting for Red Cross. Members crafted a blanket for a Belgian baby and plan a Gope Preach ceremony while raising funds. Feb graduates Marjory Winirs and Miles Larkin attended a social at Miss Tillan Jaimes's home. New officers installed: Eu Jocie Stark president, Laura Frimces Hater vice president, Lilla James secretary, Bui Jones treasurer, Alicebe Bald w Tepprier parliamentarian, Tetelle MuLo Vo Bod Clarkie ducksom cuayors. Friday's Congress Debating Club discussed immigration repeal with positive and negative sides, judged by Andrew AL. Bmilth and Carty Jonnson, favoring the negative. Curtain draws on term recognitions: Kuss, Vestery Wink, Itactuestyackson, Dibgeld Burger honored. Lyn Taylor delivered closing remarks.
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Philymathean Clu
Main Avenue F High School
Ttsrlr
Red Cross
Phils
Marjory Winirrs
Miles Larkin
Sdist
Tillan Jaimes
Neve
EU Jocie Stark
Laura Frimces Hater
Lilla James
Bui Jones
Miew
Alice Bald
Tepprier
Olivbeth — Shurlser
Mirsea Tetelle
Clarkie
Fiiday
Congress Debating Club
Main Avenue High School
Carty Jonnson
Cme
Cammarisons
Anonnend
Declaimers TN Contest Inspires Layne Society Debates
The Layne debating society hosts a declamation contest selecting three finalists for a statewide meet to represent the school. Judges name winners and themes include The Woe of Jeet titon while posters announce Mayne activities and a new monthly program.
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Layne Bubating Society
Avena
Thin Alatriek
Pampele Fae Ielena
Wortiel
Jones
Giette Duivered
Charles My Crewe
Lye
Sariskxige
Lo Wonevess
Som Rm
Keitiona Wis
Robert Merrylves
Titrich Henrys
James Graves
Jeet Titon
Kivedon
Han
Inova
Meeting of several societies at Brians Nike High School
The Tanter literary society held a Wednesday evening meeting in the music room of Brians Nike High School. President Georsiin Sooth opened with words of welcome. The Tantera and Glun groups joined, final program discussed.
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Taner Lierary Society
Briansnike High School
We Tantera
Mise Georsiin Sooth
Nildtais of
Volcome
Tha Sneyls
Dramatic Reading and Debate Event At Local Club
Mrs Kove Burgan led a drama reading at the Brackenridge Producing Club with piano accompaniment by Miss Uljvaleth Joxee. German readings were given by Jes Clatro West, while Miss Deedie Mae Suilth led the Lac Laniers. The Stevenson Literary Society presented but could not attend. refreshments and a raffle were offered. The Philomatheana debated the motion that conserving one dollar’s worth of wheat is better than four inferior grains, with the affirmative by Mary Laskin and Enid Jones and negative by Ruth Cain and Ja aa Stewart. The first meeting of the Scientific Society was held and committees named to plan future events. Membership limited to thirty, with six officers, dues set at twenty-five cents monthly, and a Community War Sign to organize a Juvenile Court Day on March. A community effort was planned with a proposed schedule and program arrangement.
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Kove Burgan
Bain
Brackenridge Pehucing Club
Jes Clatro West
Cit Tha Laniers
Deedie Mae Suilth
Uljvaleth Joxee
Aydott
Levin Pyron
Belentite Society
Philomatheana
Philomatheans
Danues Mary Laskin
Enid Jones
Ruth Cain
Jaaa Stewart
Dolly
Chonias
Miss Vernel
Tlerted
Josephing St
Constanre Wil
Thomas Burke
Milton Weet Devick Bruin
Reagan Starts New Term Debates City Government Form
Debating club held its first meeting of the term. Members argued for adopting a city manager form of government. The session featured remarks by speakers and judges, with committee appointments announced and a resignation filled at the club.
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Gan Apto~ Fio
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Staborough
Meesty
Cowart
Nordhans Nordhaus
Deroy Gerhart
Mint Vindeenturken
Uty Goodrich
Trator Ox
Gilbert Wilkinson
Vernot Grey
Onn
Prognars
Toxo
Diam Cowart
Vaneerstudiens
Gil Bayhien
Php ‘Robertson
Garenvilin Biller
Willan Hoya
William Fekhart
Sylva Nord Nang
Chass Elects Staff For Annual High School Publication
CHASS elects staff for the upcoming annual publication of the Brain Avenue High School class. Editor in Chief Sim Welly. assistant editor Everett St Jones. business manager Travin Mourland. Kingston Thoms. Moll Calancea Cocke as clerk. treasurer Ritche Taylor reports ample funds from a dinner dance held January 26 to honor February seniors. report notes preparations for the issue within a week.
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Brain Avenue High Shea
Sim Welly
Everett St. Jones
Travin Mourland
Kingston Thoms
Mink Urancea Cocke
Ritchie Taylor
Traviy Finh
Bolle High Schorik
Mary Twain Gluk High to Host Valentine Dance
At Main Avenue High School a Bt Valentine dance is planned with a masked theme. A committee was formed to organize the event and members expect a full program and refreshments. The club supports Red Cross war work and thrift stamp drives. Assemblies featured the San Antonio Symphony under Prof Julian Bilt and talks on War Savings Stamps.
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Mary Twain Gluk
Main Avenue High School
Stampa Ami
The
Red Cross
Main Avenue
Tigh. Seligal
San Antonio Symphony Oreos
Julian Bilt
Galveston
Watts
Charles §. Meak
Wdd
James Moley
San Francesa
World’s Best Fruits and Plants Seedling Hype
Fragmented OCR notes describe chance seedling fruit trees and plants. Mention Weir and Johnson, with names like Wealthy apple and mulberry varieties, plus unrelated people and places amid garbled phrases and scattered quotes.
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Gideon
Hypnagogic Visions Across Sleep Border Explored
The excerpt discusses hypnagogic visions described by Alfred Maury and linked to Poe. It notes visions as vivid but not scientifically explained, with references to crystal gazing, mescal, and brain activity. Personal recollections recount dreams blending with waking life and the difficulty of expressing these sensations in words.
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Poe
Mugar
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Tia
Poo
Boy
Jong Betira
Coal Shortage Amid War Strains Hitting New England
Bishop Lillis reports severe coal bans and freight delays as the Fuel Administration enforces conservation. He notes Washington eyes a wartime tightening while weather and shipping disruptions push coal shortages across states, with families bribed to the seaboard and trains largely infrequent.
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America
Lillis
Kansas City Star
Iben
New England
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Middle West
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