Preparedness Taught to San Antonio High School Students
San Antonio High School teaches first aid and physiology to about ten students, expanding this year to four weeks of emergency care and home nursing training. Lessons cover bandaging, wound care, artificial respiration, bleeding control, and rescue techniques with practical demonstrations and field practices.
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San Antonio High School
Daly Avenue
Mekoutill
Roitorrie
Tne
Hresiderth Wilson
Vaulesniys
Uetler
Marine Corps
Thayenum
Sumuta
Aneh Pup
Dino
Cody
Lear
Jimi Tha
Fellawise
Als Aldey
San Antonia
Poceuso
Fen
Cumae
Tits Waek
Alek
Persnn
Hss
Falas
Enich
Elok
Shisian
Ecourse
Zvhool
Taurhe
Ty Hayie
Uils Batloh
Budaint Weishark
Robert Wil
Shen Orn Buwl
Frank Lesris
Autrey Schofield
Jule Garman
Viola Ritches
Ursula Shoemaker
Daphne O'Harn
Eevate Onderdenk
Bessie Urns
Marester Moblet
Oma Adler
Myrtle Brochman
Brita Harris
Unal Yeager
Eyre Jane
Annie Flanders
Amybell Jukunon
Cecelia Tobias
Olivette Wolff
Red Beynor
Catherine Gonzalez
Bunny Abigss
Hazel Cannon
Agnes Tels
Marche 'Zellmar
Ruby Bybarger
Thelsia Feiter
Alice Tayior
Reming Caden
Aviles Dulinis
Edwin Clavdn
George Dison
Isanore Jacoby
Jack Carritar
Wallersee
Charlie Fuonerd
Aaz Specht
Adi Apperman
Arthur Helland
Arthur Jumson
Bevo Cross
Thugs Lewis Wavicn
Reberie
Tue Sian Maten
Joan Ewank
Hunter
Williom Wontz
Bei Muri
Trl Fuires
Robert Wells
Lawrens Deegan
Join Guile
Willams Fenneman
Wilson Sonthivell
Preanan Davis
August Winkerhamer
Robert cAdoo
Lenny Kanik
Thoniag Gls
Ted Wert
Owlent Stringha
Adwara Sibley
Hartreil Smea
Vic Creighton
Thelmh van Riper
Bnor Warren
Nina Tints
Sferiha Brufshaw
Tine Brophy
Lois Coleman
Exelia Bulachick
Beatrica Sones
Elizabeth Winder
Laura McLenman
Arte Harpoly
Eyama
Hesse
Winnie Hartal
Helen Byerly
Sadie Feller
Lillen Arity
Florence Reubler
Eula Binektann
Emmaas Cadena
Irma Spatn
Onelle Prin
Virginia Hom- Mon
Mary Ball Ward
Juanita Gare
Apritude Whelne
Mercedea Apkerson
Mamla Chajena
Annie Liteling
Parothy Sabinetto
Ruth Finteh
Lucille Carrera
Bessie Sax Sawsky
Twilet Thompson
Kate Mount
Blaie Arbeit
Laie Aiteran
Midsed Wilke
Piorenca Brinek
Philomathean Debating Club Chooses Fiesta Float Plan
A Philomathean Debating Club meeting at the high school debated voting education and party lines. The affirmative won the night with Edith Thuros and Helen Tats speaking, while a committee led by Amyca Motte Wine and Ruth Mayedale was formed to arrange parade decorations for Fiesta Battle of Flowers.
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Philomathean
Che Ans
Misa Verne Teebtawar
Lucile
Misser
Marsary Cameron
Margaret Johnson
Jukes
Edith Thuros
Anettemperaneoe
Adareas
Helen Tats
Flezia
Nave Enidenti Gat Iy
Ruth Mayedale
Bales
Athenian Literary Society Debates Government Rail Ownership
The Athenian Literary Society held its weekly meeting with debates on whether the state should own and control all railroads. Affimative speakers Catherine Pltiaan and Abigail Tyrnat faced off against Hannah Yown and Seymos Hyans for the negative.
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Athenian Literary Society
Sieseg
Catherine Pltiaan
Abigale
Hannah Yown
Seymos Hyans
Lillian Tyree
Ovatlan
Ming Fella Adelron
Atheniar Chub
Stephen F. Ausonseheat
T H
Miss Ora
Iant
Mig Besse Snenett
Mise Bannah Brown
Retsusar
Louise Hastien
Armay Aissex
Night School Entertainment Set At Mata Avenue Hall
A March 24 Friday afternoon event at the Mata Avenue Night School will present a charm parade of gifts from the school clubs. Committees from Shakespeare, Philomathians, German, and Spanish groups are organizing decor, food, and a dance with guests from the San Antonio school board and local club members attending.
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Mata Avenue
Elemitie Society
Snaherpeare Cub
Mlnsex Hazel
Camm
Rae Mepaniel
Aid Luella Weise
Relentltic Socier
Bernarding Apilaia
Loney J. Newton
Edith ¢. Synington
Engol
Mork Twain Club
History Club
Shakespeare Chia
Amin
Indy Merbere
San Antonio
Piaten
Mijalt Rao
Clube
Herve
Debating clubs at Brackenridge high rally in progress
Pulley and Smith Wig chaired a heated clash as the Masthenss Debating Club tackled a government form question at Brackenridge High School. Judges favored the affirmative with Myer Katz and George Mueller presiding while Howard Burleson gave a prepared reclamation and William Stohel delivered an impromptu on civic duty.
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Depating Societiée
Brackenridge Hleh
de- Masthenss
Dlesvesion
Armlstead
Canaress
Jeffersonian
Havas
Avenus High School
Demosthe~ Nealaan
Neapeetiva
Savior Societies
Temesthemas Club
Avenue
Edidor
Experimental garden project aids student learning
A university garden project converts a 16 foot plot into a trial garden for agricultural study. Miss Blew D. Sauls guides the horticulture department as students plant beans cucumbers okra and corn to observe plant growth and relations, with a future plan for a larger teaching garden and student experiments.
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Miengei Cultural
Belaby
Garda
Bedi
Aough
D. Sauls
Menyth
Ngriculturs
Relaanos
Barden
German Club Plays Progress At Aventin High School
Members of the German club met Thursday afternoon at Aventin High School for a large gathering led by Miss Gtar McDaniel. The program included a paper Dericht by Laura Lane and readings by Helen Alcott and Rey Ballas. A scene from Winschmen xia Grrethoy was staged, and officers paused to address delinquent dues.
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Alva Rosy
Laura Lay
Liar McDaniel
Openaer
Emu Gitecht
Spiday
Aventin High School
Joemners
Bere
Meir Pames
Madrid the Capital City of Spain A paper by Misa Pomposa Moza
A detailed feature on Madrid by Misa Pomposa Moza covers the city’s geography on the river Manzanares, walls with gates, historic streets, and notable buildings. It notes Ducal residences with art collections, churches including St Jerome, plenty of institutions, and a population figure around 287,560 with growth since 9387.
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Madrid
Spain
Misa Pomposa Moza
Moza
Sanny
Santasares
Meza
Europe
el Merou
Ero
Infanlaka
Alba
Mofilua-Coelt
Jerome
Mittrid
Misa Mdan
Club Notes on Tikin carpets and Spaniah program
The Me Spans Club meeting featured Miss Muza presenting many equity topics and receiving a warm welcome. Bertin Gooth delivered a paper on Vanidoled with praise, and Slis Booth received recognition amid a surprise volley. The Sparich Cluny program was rescheduled to Saturday with Brackencidge Paul to perform.
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Muza
Ein Spaniah
Miso Bertin Gooth
Slis
Wil
Aileston
Brackencidge Paul
Soda
Atc
Debates on Mexican policy at school program
A school program in the afternoon debated U S policy toward Mexico and keeping out of Mexican affairs. Speakers included Jock Allensworth and Tom Hopkins with discussions on militarism in high schools and a lecture by Professor Howard on civic duty and the nation’s interests.
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Mentiern
Fclaal Concrean
Tie Chadlie
Mexica
United States
Ifacdent NL
Amander Saper
Clyde Fe
Olympian Dramatic Club Escalates With Student Plays
The Olympian Dramatic Club of Brackenfield High School showcased two on stage plays last Friday. Cast included Nial Bernice Abahler Aunt Unisy Delme Wal Delta Gras Jamon Phelps Marcus Warte Clifford Weat Ives Waste Tinie dealer. A piano solo by Carl Cavell Young Carell highlighted the event.
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Brackeneld Reigh School
Nial Bernice Abahler
Aunt Unisy
4Elme Wal
Detla Gras
Jamon Phelps
Marcus Warte
Ciltford Weat
Ives Waste
Mroner Ang
Carl Cavell
Young Carell
Ghartts Gordon
John Bigg
Frank Williams
Philip Big
Yohn Haile
Seth Cooper
Eudece Stark
Misa Gwinny Siggs
Maeterlncks In Playlets by Rackenrilge Group
The Maeterlncks Dramatic Club of Braukenrtige Vikksengel presented a Tekuler weekly meeting on March 13. Several playlets were performed with actors Bron Schoenfield Myrtle Pendeton Bizabsin Joyer Justin Newstin Louis Gwinn George Myers and Elimbeth Dirkenmeier. The Adventurer of My Aunt featured Saul Scharrack Constance Erler Merry Gallawald Bruno Relex Stella Proeiy Arémalle Krause and George Connally.
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Braukenrtige Vikksengel
Ir Tekuler
Mira Louisa 2
Tvfomen
Bron Schoenfield
Myrtle Pendeton Bizabsin Joyer
Justin Newstin
Louis Gwinn
George Myers
Elimbeth Dirkenmeier
Saul Scharrack
Constance Erler
Merry Gallawald
Bruno Relex
Stella “Proeiy
Mvina
Krause
George Connally
Mee
Mipe Joes
Misa Guasle Wilige
Waraily
Fever Kotz Bernice
Irvin Gabaye
Arline Etsems
Erna Choenfield
Tmorene Bimms
Louise Grevin
Thilaa
Saint Patrick’s Day feste presented by Mary Tw ckib fans
A community St Patrick’s celebration honored new members with a Mary Tw ckib van Reid program. Guests included Grace Hyans Lorraine Sinekelwuur Lucile Avant Florencn Heolith and Apia Flynn Carnogle. Entertainment featured Miss Verna Hightower Miss Pearh Wil Neus Miss Stoth Brown and The Rathskellar and Lis Rosa.
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Mary Tw Ckib van Reid
Debate on Single Tax Sparks School Club Controversy
A Jeffersonian War debate at the club centers on the single tax proposal. Affirmative and negative sides clash as members like Vernon Gay and Owen Foster defend or oppose the plan, with judges delivering a decisive neg- ative result. The program includes lectures on evolution and plant studies, plus a shift of the annual outing venue.
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Afesara
Vernon Gay
Owen Foster
Art Warden
Clarener Moore
Leia
Jo Thiethet
Hela Stavor
Robert Puttern
Pap Aranr
Fabert G. Togeradly
Ware
C. Rosalin
Outlow
le Hwelness
Diamari
Abe
Ilgnal
Congress Debating Club
Cnet
Philtyonites
Leteris
Aitret Appleby
Walter Bergetyaim
Fenentatives
Jefffersoniany
Ham
Oscar Wolf
Tee Havhard
Congres
Harne Osrtating
West Triday
Welton Hood
Captor Oratory
Jets
Carter Grinor
Maral Sherwitz
Hasns
Clarkes Hirds
Millon King
Darwin and Darwinism Topic at Selentifle Society Talk
Miss Atlee Schutze opened the literary program of the Selentifle Society with a carefully prepared talk on Charles Darwin and his influence. The discussion touched on Darwin’s theory and its impact on natural history and science education.
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Atlee Schutze
Selentifle Society
Charles Girwin
Darwin
Charles Berwin
Cpame
Wrestling and Boxing Club Forms at Local School
The Wresting and Boxing Club begins at the school with two boxing instructors and one wrestling instructor. Aubrey Schofield announces the club, led by president Schofield and officers Hicks and Wiley. Lessons start weekly with wrestling on Fridays and boxing on Mondays, and equipment has been secured.
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Jirlag
Uesenaol
Locoming
Aubrey Schofield
Sodety
Stanley Smith
Aerohip
Awbrey Schofield
Cynthe Hicks
MG Wiley
Debate on Monrose Doctrine Atheyne Moot Session
The article reports a debate on the Monroe Doctrine with speakers including Henry Mendon and MiNon Link presenting arguments. Henry Daya was praised as the day’s best speaker, and Winrold Bateman delivered a strong comparative speech on teaching past and present. Jean Jameson and Lewis Kayton offered critical remarks as the literary exchange wrapped up.
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Heyne
Henry Woyd
Willan Bennett
Henry Mendon
MiNon
Henry Daya
Winrold Bateman
Hem
Jean Jameson
Lewis Kayton
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