Chapel Program Calendar Update
A chapel calendar lists Monday open Tuesday speaker Wednesday singing Thursday spelling Friday open. Readers are asked to report any items for chapel programs to Gwen.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
6
A chapel calendar lists Monday open Tuesday speaker Wednesday singing Thursday spelling Friday open. Readers are asked to report any items for chapel programs to Gwen.
March 31 debate at Morrill, April 1 at Scottsbluff, April 8 district Declamatory Contest, April 15 Chadron Debating Tournament, April 29 District Music Contest, May 6 Senior Class Play, May 20 Class Night, May 22 Baccalaureate Service, May 26 Commencement. Class goals emphasize tax burden, laws, service, cooperation, self-improvement and civic participation. Ten men named as ideal Sidney citizens with many votes. spellings winners listed along with ten percent perfect spellings: Virginia Daniels, Ethel Erwin, Ella Davis, Ruth Karvanek, Helen Doran, Mary Marsh, Avanelle Ellis, Louis Miller, Fan Zike.
Monday to Friday report of classroom activities. Typing pins awarded to Martha Alen Gladys Sweet and Doris Maley received gold and Remington Underwood pins. Rev Crawford spoke on student trials in college and psychology. Ruth Makurvanek presided at piano, Mr Storkan led songs. First assembly spelling lesson earned 100 percent by ten students. Debates announced for this afternoon with high expected attendance as classes may be discontinued.
The annual declamatory contest was delayed from March 11 to Tuesday due to bad weather. Harold Thompson won Oratorical, Bertha Flo Dramatic, and Elvira Campbell Humorous. Helen Johnson led the program notes, with praise for contestants and Mrs. Dirks who coached them over two months.
Last Thursday in Social Science class the question of qualifications for an ideal citizen was discussed. The class decided on a list of requirements.
A list of students across grades Five through Eight is named with ages ranging from 89 to 98. The document highlights Patricia Schroeder Miss Foster and other seniors along with teachers and staff associated with the ceremony.
Indoor marks show M Johnson 97 and G Foster 9644 in a high school event. Team totals include Adam 97 4 5 and Jorgenson 96 4 5 with seniors Foster 95 3 4 and Williams 93 1 3. Junior G Jorgenson 96 4 5 and V Daniel 94 4 5 lead.
Fragmented list shows sophomore and freshman names with scattered scores and codes. Notable entries include M Adam 974-5, Lomila McConeghan 95, L Waddell HA, K Moore 5S Morton, Y 5 K Johnson 97, Foster 9614, Kahl 953-5, Ellsworth 95, Johnson M4.
The Model School in the northeast room of the east ward building runs for four weeks ending April 1 to train normal trainers in school management and pedagogy. Teachers Mildred Houge Peatrice Birmingham Katherine Fiett Bernadine Anderson Clara Hemmer Viola Foster Mable Foster Frances McDaniel each teach two and a half days to meet practice teaching requirements with sixteen pupils representing grades 1 through 8.
The teacher makes her plans in their respective rooms. The children show keen interest and help by their splendid cooperation. All of the children's parents have given the normal students great help. The teachers have made our school a success by their willingness to help us.
The Sidney debate team argued for creating a department of education with a cabinet secretary while Bayard unexpectedly debated the affirmative. After a lively exchange the judges recorded unanimous votes for Sidney, as the scene ended with applause and a closing ballot.
A string of humorous lines and quick quips are presented in a casual dialogue format. Jokes involve a convict on the electric chair, love at first sight, hunting for an English book, and playful banter about returning visits, with names like Adrian B Adrian K S L R C T D G K Weldon Audrey I D L appearing as speakers or participants.
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