Military Training Debate At Main Avenues High School
A student gathering at Main Avenues High School debated the potential introduction of military training into the curriculum. Willem Cinic and Mr. McCloud spoke for approval while Messia and Dithmar Alexander Super spoke against it. The Sieh School Gesiaun Club held its first meeting under the new administration, appointing committees and officials and planning a German play for the auditorium in April.
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Main Avenues
Willam
Cinic
Mr. McCloud
Negativa
Messia
Dithmar Alexander Super
Willem MY
Gunaway
Sieh Schou Gesiaun
Alva Rosary
Raby Hyberger
Reymond Zirkel
Holflichkeits
Ketla Seabe
Roan George
Cheryl Dalkowitz
Ipr Chantel
Ednting Manger
Elms Dittmar
Kenn Wagner
Harald Hoefgen
Alecander Bleerarhel
Marie Maser
Tenge
Cees Gutzeit
Margaret Deutsch
Jeffersonian Society Debates Compulsory Military Training
At a Jeffersonian Literary Society meeting Weldon Davin led the affirmative for compulsory military drill in high schools, opposing by Robert Palma and Cosme McMon. The discussion included substitutions for a speaker, and broader calls for mandatory drill amid Texas cities adopting similar programs.
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Jeffersonian Literary ® Society
Tts
Nelaily
San Antonio
Fayer
Mheir
Texas
Dte
Alex Garza
Searbak
Mie
Club Proceedings and Membership Appointments at Hayne Deheting Club
The Hayne Deheting Club held Friday sessions at the high school. Members discussed membership committee assignments with Alfred Appinny Heavin We nod Robert Melton publicly Ray Smith John F Crider and new a] rlefics Afoors named. A public publicity plan was announced and a report on the Spoaten stalem was noted for next week. Willam Smith and Laward Cinvin opposed Dean Jimelun and Bein Cannon. the judges' decision was negative. Jameson Tews Kayton gave an impromptu address on Eun Attionle's Public Benefite. Newly elected president Paul Daulz announced active membership for the February 1017 class. Coulter Timoxpo's name was brought up for vote.
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Yeur Bioks
Wislelbu Iti
Alfrid Appinny
Heavin
Robert Melton
Ray Smiteh
John F Crider
Publites
Willam Mith
Laward Cinvin
Dean Jimelun
Bein Cannon
Junges Waa
Berars
Minith
Jameson
Kayton Gays
Eun Attlonle
Daston Wilde
Paul Daulz
Februars
Coulter Timoxpo
Wee
Melton Seffersonian Club Elects Officers and Plans
The Melton Seffersonian club elected officers including President Paul Delis and Vice President Muth Honey. The group decided to meet every other Monday, with duties assigned to secretary Vantin Tea tos and treasurer Tes Hubbard. Sponsors Mr Halstay and Mowize yah will advise, as preparations for February graduation and a larger February term are noted.
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Holloman
Weeghasen Club
Hes Phnsen
Saipile
Bruruary
IBIT
Hol 2d
Gitte
Adr Johnson
Paul Deiiz
Muth Honey
Secretare
Vantin Teatos
Treaauser
Tes Hubbard
Joli Bhook
Whitlam ‘Chinn
Athenian Society Elects Barnett President at Meeting
The Athenian Literary Society elected Miss Heeste Barnett as president during a Tuesday afternoon meeting, following Mine Millian Kaufman’s resignation. Barnett thanked members and a program included the pledge that every person in the United States should be given military training. Lorraine Tyree and Tela Kyily, for the affirmative, defeated Lilian Triam and Prances Kehoe. Blanche Na Itlan delivered the afternoon oration.
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Mies Heeste Barnett
Athenia Literrary Hopiety
Bte- Bhen
Austin Eehnal
Hiscepulae
Millian Kaufman
Dilis Buinett
United States
Misseu Lorraine Tyree
Tela ‘Kyily
Miasea Lilian Triam
Prances Kehoe
Mise Blanche Na Itlan
Ufteroan
Foresters Highlighted in High School Society Program
George Dixon opened a talk on entry and profession for young men, detailing required knowledge in government, botany, math, and forestry. Jefferson Put-Torun expanded on forest resources and United States land figures, noting vast acreages and commercial possibilities.
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George Dixon
Forouhry Wits
Tople
Alving An
Mart Hlmenlf
Jefferson Put
Torun
Congress Challenges the Jeffersonians Debate Duels Begin
Rival student clubs the Congress and Jeffersonians prepare three team debates on civic issues with March 3, March 17 and March 31 contests. Teams feature Walter Comstock Alexander Compheldt PAM Archer Sen Morrit Alfred Appleby Walter Bergstrom Lon Hubbard Oscar Wolff Willam St Clair Richard Smith Robert Mellon Henneth McUnlin in bouts about municipal government and Philippine policy.
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Fettersonians
Congress
Jim
Teffersonotans
Aphou
Jeffersonians
Deligtors
Olle
Ang Lely
Ye Bay
Jettell
Marc
Chamber of the Congres
United States
Philippines
Alfred Appleby
Walter Bergstrom
Lon Hubbard
Oscar Wolff
Viea
Very Lkely
Messrs
Willam St Clair
Richard Smith
Philomathean Debate Attracts Members And Offtopic Talks
At the Philomathean meeting the debate on executive duties in American cities ended with a negative view led by Misses Ruth Ragsdale and Violet Crain. Miss Cray won best speaker. talks followed on elephants in India and the aims of the Pennola Girls’ Phendahta Club. A punen party was planned for February with a social committee including Misses Wine, Ragsdale and Van Riper.
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Philomathean
Mary ‘Com Oshorn
Mab
Ruth Ragsdale
Voolet Crain
Miss Cray
Margaret Gohueon
India
Newixt
Olivette Wise
Tha “Hie Benool
Wine War
Philamethonna
Ag m
Misa ‘Wise
Hualazia
Ruth Ragadaile
Ant
Thelma van Riper
Spanish Club Tees Up Annual Program and Awards
The Spanish Quintnstalig meeting named officers and committees for the club. Present were Garena president and Renvia Cox secretary with May Wall treasurer and Luz C. Rabalin sergeant at arms. Committees include Program Herta Ronth Loz C J Rabalin and Reavin Cox publicity Lucilie Parker May lull Goame McMann social Nellie May Scrivener Helene Meristere Corrine Mair membership Jenacin Pratt Reavis Goe Edriha Booth. The club will honor a graduating member with a surprise event February 27 and finalize 40 day committee plans. A full year program includes Spanish and English programs with a history of Spain and The Rise of the Mones readings planned for next Monday afternoon.
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Herta Ronth
Loz C
J Rabalin
WU 'Son Southwell
Irma Wrigal
Spain
Mander
May Hel
Tenselay Pratt
Trial for Hiki School Congress Next Week
The third week of the business session will feature a mock trial in the school auditorium on Friday March 24. Toward McPade and Richard SMU will defend, while Mesara UL and Quinn WI lead the prosecution with witnesses Mesara Raper Gerhardt Belt and Comstock. Roy S. Roltoman to preside as judge with Jack Allensworth assisting.
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Gerhardt
Prank Belt
Walter Comstock
Roy S. Roltoman
Jack Allensworth
Demosthenes Debate at Brutkenrige School Meeting
A turbulent week at Brutkenrige School led to a public debate on child labor in factories. Proponents Messta Kalteyer Mecindy argued for the bill while Lusamen Hendridhdon opposed, with teachers and staff weighing the potential reform and its impact on education.
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Tha Merlings
Demosthenes
Draekenrides
Wmessta
Kalteyer
Mecindy
Wright Riley: Early High School Sports Leader and Captain
Wright Riley became a student at Male Avenue High in 1914 and quickly revived school athletic spirit. He joined the track team, helped push a winning culture, and by spring 1915 was a top runner and basketball captain under Titley. His leadership spurred a stronger overall athletics program at Old High.
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Wright
Tory
Riley Becane
Male Avenue High
Bolwol
Huey Wan Ghosehale
General Maliferenca
Ackons
Old High
Riley
Glac
Foty
Mans Ralnatiin
Titley
Br Hari
West Texas
Cipla Jamnsworth
Newberry
Wrishy
Girls Give Ausicale by Shakespeare Club
The High School Shakespeare Club hosted a Thilsicale event on a Wester day afternoon with Miss Danline Hair as hostess. Performers included Miss Mabelio Teryar on piano, Miss Lucilia Everett, Miss Christine HiT on piano, and Len Dora Taylory. Receptions were served by Lucille Everitt and Elizabeth Tayley. The group plans a regular weekly meeting next Wednesday afternoon.
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Girls of the High
Rabo! Shakespears Club
Danline Hair
Boon Dhritman
Mabelio Teryar
Plano Cain
Lucilia Everett
Christine Hit
Len
Dora Taylory
Amlescn Tiadlé Moerrks
Lillian Wagner
Boating Globe High School Club Organizes Meeting
Main Avenue high school students organized a new boating and wrestling club with Principal van calling the meeting to order. Aubrey Schofield was elected president, Charles Aleks vice president, H Riley secretary treasurer, and reporters Benjamin Wiggan and others appointed to committees. Training planned at the school with equipment and demonstrations, aiming for public showcases in the auditorium. Also notes two dramatic society elections at Drackonetiga High School with Charlatin Hose as president and Learn Uietzberr as secretary.
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Main Avenue
Jasmuncon
FL. van
Aubrey Schofield
Charles Aleks
Lee
H. Riley
Seccokary
Benjamin Wiggan
Thatan Antonio
Chyna
Pew Society
Sechsfields Constitution
H. Herndon
Riles
Bennhit
Chache Heke
H. Teele
Ken Duggan
Boyd
Tke
Athora
Ananienl Teainips
Lana Leon
Lady Gregory Dramatic Lobby
Drackonetiga High School
Charlatin Hose
Pesdents Rather
Poems Worth Remembering From the North Wind
A fragmented page presents poems and verses including Sir Patrick Spence and a long scene with nature imagery. The text mixes ballads and lyric lines about waves, winds, and autumnal scenes, with references to Dumferling town and a garden, ending in reflective expressions of beauty and memory.
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Lee Hoeperp
Alexander Meerscucipt
Walter ConsTock
Yi Ge Cuaine
Richare Suen
Aree Appirpy
Wace
Bepestrom
Bilgh
Bohol
Millers
JerrEeRsor
Pinue Areuer
Via
Polthos
Jean Jameton
Benton Cantos
Ben Morris
Mennert
Caura
Roper
Melton
Seffersonian
Paul Delis
Soctete
Auss Deeste Barnett
Vie
Gira’ Lub
Stttby Porestry
Quintnstalig
ufGeei
Garena
Renvia Cox
Miny May Wall
sLuz C. Rabalin
Are
Hertha Beothi Pavliamentariue
Corwring Biair
Nellie May Seri
Ener
High Schol Congress
Brutkenrige School
Chic
Kotler
Celool
Academe
Eulekiy
Wes
Brink
Harid Kites
Instean
Mare Shall
Ava Harald Collier
Avalin Byl
Wright, Healdes
Pinies
Also & Taverils
Cludent Boty
Yi Miss O'Hare
Susssex
Brgene
Sir Patrick Spence
Dumferling
Kings Rial Sue
Patrick Spence
Port Tolr
Ana
Yarme
Leo
Aberdour
Batvick
Spence Wills
Beots Lords
Ms Fall
Ghrane VT
Bresson
Nisl
Privacs
Stort Tonle
Qiriy
Ucer
Jean Tattinen
Oman
Ariven
Mik
WiOlkia Te. Raves
Hanty
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