Trail Staff and Notes From the Campus Page
A list of staff roles and sections appears, naming Marjorie Adam Elizabeth Hart Robert Lowe Helen Doran Virginia John Loretta Osborn Gladys Ellsworth Helen Zalesky Donald Baker Earl Young Earl Mantor and Art Zike with editors and athletics notes Music Box Convocation and various notes including jokes poems personals miscellaneous and agriculture notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Adam
Elizabeth Hart
Robert Lowe
Helen Doran
Virginia John
Loretta Osborn
Gladys Ellsworth
Helen Zalesky
Donald Baker
Earl Young
Earl Mantor
Art Zike
Sidney Maroons Beat Chappell 12 10 In Tight Clash
Sidney Maroons edged Chappell 12 10 last Tuesday in a fast guards game that broke Chappell’s long jinx on Sidney. Sidney led late until a late center floor shot by Sidney sealed the 12 10 finish. The win puts Sidney third in western Nebraska standings as they head to Chappell next Tuesday for a likely championship run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Maroons
Chappell
Sidney
Nebraska
Quill Society Holds January Meeting Led by Ada Jobe
The regular meeting of the Quill society was held Thursday night January 24. Ada Jobe led the program with talks on American authors and the literature of the new nation, and Evelyn Zuhlke discussed the history of the period of conflict. Refreshments followed in the home economics room. The next meeting is set for February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill Society
Ada Jobe
Marjorie Adam
Evelyn Zuhlke
New Student and Staff Updates at Local School
Loretta Osborn returns to school after a week’s illness absence. S H S welcomes Estelle Smith fresh from Denver schooling. Marjorie Pettett, senior, registers for the second semester. Edith Sheldon class of 28 accepts a job in Atmar’s downstairs store. Miss Lute spent the weekend with friends at Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Osborn
Estelle Smith
Denver
Marjorie Pettett
Edith Sheldon
Atmar
Miss Lute
Kimball
Grade students study pets and share books at school
Last week first and second graders studied pets and created books to take home. Mrs Jurgens visited the fourth grade room. The A division of the fourth grade showed interest in the new arithmetic contact method. Sadie Mae Daugherty entered the sixth grade last week.
High School Musical Recital At Tobin Opera House
The high school musical organizations presented a January recital under Prof. Ivan McCormack at the Tobin Opera House. Notable performers included Charles Pierpont of Minatare on piano and vocal numbers by the boys quartet Ulie Baker, Franklin Barger, Clyde Brewer, and Bob Harper. The brass quartet with McCormack, Baker, Brewer, and Harper offered several pleasing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Opera
Ivan McCormack
Charles Pierpont
Minatare
Ulie Baker
Franklin Barger
Clyde Brewer
Bob Harper
Trumpet Solo and Medley Trio Play Classics Evening
A concert program features Alie Baker with Helen Doran on piano and brass quartet numbers including Loves Old Sweet Song Clement When You and I Were Young Listen to the Mocking Bird and On the Road to Mandalay. Charles Pierpont accompanies piano pieces while Robert Harper plays The Big Bass Viol with Pierpont assisting. The program closes with Ships that Pass at Night and Calm as the Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alie Baker
Helen Doran
Clement
Mocking Bird
Charles Pierpont
Robert Harper
Mr. Pierpont
Mandalay
School Recitals: Grade Winners List
Fourth grade under Miss Runge led by Steven Martin 93 and Duane Willey 92 with top scores for Seyller 91 Jurgens 90 and Fine 90. In Miss Kiefee class Zepha Lockwood 96 and Dedrick 93 head the list with Liebendorfer 92 Olson 92 Bayliff 90. Fifth grade under Miss McLaughlin shows Zelena Worden 93 Bayliff? 88 Johnson 387 Hietz 85 Borland 85. Fifth grade under Ethel Lyngholm features Findlay 91 Craig 91 Paquette 90 Masse 90. Sixth grade under Miss Oldershaw lists Hehnke 92 Fisher 91 Martin 91 Hardy 91 Findlay 89.
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Fouth
Miss Runge
Steven Martin
Duane Willey
John Seyller
Vernelle Jurgens
Leonard Fine
Kiefee
Zepha Lockwood
Franklin Dedrick
Jean Liebendorfer
Hazel Olson
Florine Bayliff
Mildred McLaughlin
Zelena Worden
Florence Brown
Frank Johnson
James Hietz
Jack Borland
Ethel L
Second Grade Trip and Eskimo Study at Local School
Patricia Lee Martin hosted a kindergarten birthday party Thursday afternoon of last week. The second grade on its health land expedition reached Milk City last week and is now studying Eskimos in language class. A sand table model depicts an Eskimo village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Lee Martin
Health Land
Milk City
Second Grade Pupils Named and Palmer Award Notes
Stuart Russell joins the Second grade after Lexington. Readiness for Palmer method penmanship awards noted as several pupils achieved high five marks in recent weeks. Absentees listed include Phill Christopherson Leona Harper Donald Fulton Dorothy Holsapple Robert Palmer Artis Bassett Marvin Sherrerd. High five scores recorded for Central with students named and scores. Third six weeks first semester high five recipients listed with Geneva Ahim Mable Simms Julia Bicknell Bernice Boyes Floy Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Russell
Lexington
Phill Christofferson
Leona Harper
Donald Fulton
Dorothy Holsapple
Robert Palmer
Artis Bassett
Marvin Sherrerd
Central
Miss White
Joan Bicknell
Lillian Martin
Elmer Ladine
Junior Walker
Irene Smith
Geneva Ahim
Mable Simms
Julia Bicknell
Bernice Boyes
Floy Harris
Junior High Organizes Basketball Team Captains E lmer Ladine
The junior high boys formed a basketball team and in a meeting last Wednesday elected Elmer Ladine captain. Members include Elmer Ladine Junior Walker Earl Massee Joe Martin Weldon Stewart Lavern Thomas Burnette Atkins Hammond McNish Samuel McCleneghan Harry Bonham Richard Craig Neal Atkins. The team’s first win came in a 8 7 victory over Chappell on Tuesday. Upcoming games at home and away were announced. The squad shows early promise with solid ball handling. Fans are urged to attend their early games.
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Elmer Ladine
Junior Walker
Earl Massee
Joe Martin
Weldon Stewart
Lavern Thomas
Burnette Atkins
Hammond McNish
Samuel McCleneghan
Harry Bonham
Richard Craig
Neal Atkins
Chappell
Radio program delight for seventh and eighth graders
The seventh and eighth grades heard a radio program Friday morning from nine to ten. The students enjoyed the programs and answered questions at the start. At the end, Mr. McCormack led a discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormack
Education plans and class updates in seventh and eighth grades
The article outlines Friday educational broadcasts for schools, visitors in seventh grade, and a revised teaching plan for spelling penmanship art geography from sixth through some high school levels. New methods include pupil led problem discussions, note taking, use of reference materials, and student presentations of units, with science topics on heating and ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brijl
McNish
Precautions to Prevent Cattle Losses From Feed Bloat
Guidance on preventing cattle losses from sweet clover hay and pasture. Warns that mouldy hay can be poisonous and clover hay may thin blood. Advises feeding alternative forage after two weeks on clover and gradual introduction to clover pasture. Recommends keeping trocars for emergency relief. notes Nebraska’s 1928 vote rose 18 percent from 1924 presidential totals.
Telegraph Want Ad Promotion and Firemen Ball
A brief notice invites selling through Telegraph Want-Ad and reminds readers of the annual Firemen's ball on February 12th. Includes a numeric code 36-8-40-2 presumably for internal reference.
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Maroons
AGGIE
Floyd Miller
Quill
East School
Miss Taft
Helen Harper
Gordon Tobin
Thelma Ladegard
Carolyn Kennedy
Bessie Hinek
Miss Bricknes
Pearl Johnson
Marian Hinek
Dorothy Hiett
Marian Traves
Law and Order
Ralph Lewis
Joe Brown
Tomys
America
Lois Wilson
Goreng Supyertia Gost
Gepeen Fovertess
Lewis
Lord Baltimore
United States
Canada
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
Klenzo
J. Earl Fhayer
Telegraph
Kamese City
Caracer Connections
Hotel
Bossimen
Kansas City
Wissouri
Colton
Colton Grain Company
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