Popularity Winners Named At High School Contest
Muriel Riggs and Paul Kahl were voted most popular girl and boy after a booster drive where each dollar donated earned ten votes. Other finalists listed include Josephine Jordan Evelyn Tompkins and Clara Ladine. The year features a new musical comedy The Lucky Jade and renewed glee club activity with tryouts next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Riggs
Paul Kahl
Paul
Muriel
Josephine Jordan
Evelyn Tompkins
Clara Ladine
Dorothy Dimick
Evelyn Lanterman
Kathryn Grabill
Mona Livoni
Genestia Foster
Nellie Vass
Vera Dimick
Lawrence Portrey
Robert Lowe
Keith Adams
Harold Chesebro
Leonard Noyes
Kenneth Griswold
Richard Chaney
Jack Wolf
Kenneth Johnson
Alfred Ladine
Carl Livoni
Sam Daniel
Lawrence Witters
George Barker
Joe Dodds
Vern Hawkins
Students present book reports in advanced composition class
In an advanced composition course last week students presented reports on assigned books. The oral English class staged an imaginary banquet with toasts given by Vern Hawkins. Exams will require six to twelve minute speeches, with schedules set for Thursday and Friday. The class cohort did not convene Tuesday to allow makeup submissions as Mr Weymouth warned no credit without timely reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Jordan
Winston Churchhill
Dorothy Nelson
Nancy Stair
Cecelia Kehl
Shepherd of
Nellie Vass
James Hazelwood
George Barker
Noriety
Don Wolf
Lester Campbell
Lillian Zike
Bertha Glaze
Merlin Talber
Onor
Russell Ahrens
Keith Adams
Ball—Lewellen Nelson
Richard Scriber
Ben Scheckler
Floyd Miller
Home Economics Party At Club Night Initiation
The initiation of Elizabeth Couch Beulah and Dorothy Brewer Viola Ben ish Marion Daggett and Margaret Up tegrove occurred at the home economics club Friday night. Entertainment came from former members and the event concluded with all enjoying themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Couch
Beulah
Dorothy Brewer
Viola Benish
Marion Daggett
Margaret Uptegrove
Home Economics Club
Math Club Meets for Card Games Tuesday Night
The Math club met Tuesday night at 7 30 for an evening of card games and social activity. Members enjoyed informal rounds and friendly competition, with plans to meet again next week.
Thoxine Promises Instant Night Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a prescription remedy for coughs and sore throats. It claims rapid internal relief with no harmful drugs, pleasant taste, safety for families, and a money back guarantee. Available in 35c 60c and 1.00 bottles at Bassett stores and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett’s
School plans long dairy cattle study and horse skeleton work
Over the coming week the class will study dairy cattle in depth to aid spring judging contests. The course also includes mounting a horse skeleton for anatomy study and plans a carnival held at the building in several weeks.
Christmas class projects charm pupils and teachers
During last month observers note Miss Musback with third graders shaping clever lamp shades Miss Runge with fourth graders lacquering vases and cloth door stops Miss Spindler with fourth graders cutting paper baskets Miss Morris with fifth graders cutting and shrinking crepe paper purses as Christmas gifts for mothers Boys join the crafts, work praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Musback
Miss Runge
Miss Spindler
Miss Morris
Teams to be picked for early next week's volleyball tournament
The selection will occur in the latter part of this week for the forthcoming volleyball tournament scheduled for the early part of next week.
Home Economics Reports on Foods and Differences
A brief note indicates home economics reports were given on foods and related differences. The fragment mentions classroom presentations or assessments without detailing participants or outcomes. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
Local Bake Sale Delights with Multiple Pie Varieties
The report notes different kinds of service by Margaret Schamp Ruth Curless Vivian Clark Evelyn Corbett Lillian Martin and Julia Bicknell. They prepared peach chocolate and cream pies which were very good and also made several puddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schamp
Ruth Curless
Vivian Clark
Evelyn Corbett
Lillian Martin
Julia Bicknell
Carnival at Smith-Hughes building highlights student groups
The annual carnival by home economics girls and agriculture boys will be staged at the Smith-Hughes building January 24. Attractions include food stalls with hot coffee and hamburgers, novelty booths, fortune tellings, wrestling and boxing matches, vaudeville acts, and other entertainments to raise funds for the agriculture and home economics departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics
Smith-Hughes
Agriculture and Home Economics Department
Two Winged Stars Lead Narrow Loss at Sterling
Owing to the long trip and a large floor, Sterling defeated the team 27 to 13. Captain Lowe scored once from the field and once from the line, Wolf and Portrey each had two baskets, Chaney added one, with Adams and Portrey also used in the late second half. The defeat is seen as morale boosting for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Lowe
Portrey
Wolf
Chaney
Ladine
Keith Adams
Richard Chaney
Eskimo village plans and class notes prompt safety focus
Grades one and two discuss building an Eskimo village on the sand table and learn how Eskimos obtain food clothing and shelter. Roberta Jackson is absent from fifth grade with eye trouble. Art work will feature safety first posters addressing daily pupil problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Jackson
End of a Perfect Day and a Busy School Bell
A jumble of phrases hints at school life and daily routines. The notes mention a 3:55 bell, a Desert Song refrain, a “Sure Curt for That Tired Feeling” prompt, and “Seventh Heaven” with sleep in the assembly. Classifieds tease The Teegraph Wantads.
16 Ounces around mere fraction of the cost
A brief item notes that 16 Ounces, perhaps a product or brand, is offered at a fraction of typical cost. The short report highlights affordability and pricing comparison without detailed context or additional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Skaggs System
Weyerts News Highlights Local Travel and Social Visits
Mr and Mrs Will Haxby drove from Ogallala to ship turkeys and pack belongings then returned home after a brief stay with Carl Brown near Chappell. Bauer youth and Miss Lucile Rubado attended Lodge Pole show. Raymond and Edward Busboom were Sund callers. Otto Rahe shopped Lodge Pole. Minnie Folkers and Muriel Volkman, Lodge Pole high school students, spent the weekend with home folks before returning to school. Frank Rogers arrived Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Haxby
Ogallala
Carl Brown
Chappell
Bauer
Lucile Rubado
Lodge Pole
Raymond
Edward Busboom
Otto Rahe
Minnie Folkers
Muriel Volkman
Frank Rogers
Queen Takes In Show At Sidney Sun While Hauling Wheat
A brief note records Queen visiting Sidney Sun while on a wheat hauling assignment. She spent a few days at the homes of Orval Hume Elda Hume Lavern Otto Rahe and Charlies Darrah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Orval
Elda Hume
Lavern Otto Rahe
Charlies Darrah
Sidney Sun
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Clifford Jones
Kathryn Grabills
Wee Olive Bush
Earl Young
Virginia Johnson
Donald Anes
Assembly
SS Eae
Athletics
Evelyn Tompkin
Davis
Margaret Craig
Keith Mowrer
Sophia Schiller
Verena Laird
Margaret Uptegrové
Helen Zalesky
Home Economics Party
Ose
Battle Creek
Greenlees
Denver
Reo
Hoops Motor Co
H. H. Hoops
Sidney
Skaggs
Ream
Richardson County Bank
Falls City
BURGH
Jay Emu
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
Geo. Moore
George
Auto Glass and
Window Glass
America
Apostle OF
Benjamin Franklin
Liberty State Bank OF
Nebraska
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