Trail staff faces challenges harmonizing faculty duties
The Trail notes faculty and editorial staff adapted after the high school picnic moved their Monday publication. The paper thanks Gwendolyn for chapel notes, Ferne for Funny Side Up, Mr Horn for writeups, and Delilah, Harriet, and Irene for typing, while asking readers to deduce the faculty’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn
Chiapel
Ferne
Mr. Horn
Delilah
Harriet
Irene
Senior events and exams announce school year end
May schedules list events from senior play on May 14 to exams May 18 19 and commencements May 21 and May 67. School closes May stay 28 and reports issued May 28.
Juniors Host Senior Banquet at Sidney High School
The Sidney High Junior class hosted its annual Senior banquet May 6 in the M B church basement at 7 30 p m A Japanese garden theme colored by cherry and silver graced tables while the program featured a Japanese play with students in cast roles Music was provided by Willie Jones and Helen Poran. Junior class president Ada Gerard acted as mistress of ceremonies and Sophomore girls in Japanese costumes welcomed guests then served the banquet.
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Sidney High School
M. B. Church
Willie Jones
Helen Poran
Mine Ada Gerard
Hoa
Ellie Williams
Li Taeching
Hollis Kepler
Ascelin
Mr. Liebendorfer
Sanny
Tack Lowe
Hinle
Grudge Sweet
O-kuma
Mr. Davis
Fung Yun San
Mr. Horn
T-ipings
Bertha Flo
Ferne Riggs
E-ching
Imano
Mirs
Liebendorfer Naimons
Lola
Martha Allen
Tony Hawke
Weymonith
Yangil—Idioayncrasies
Mir Clifton
winhoe—Cornet
Willey Jones
de thong—Croes
Frances McDan
Storkan
Last Social Gathering in Class
A fragmentary note notes a final social gathering in class. It mentions an event marking closure and a small group planning a casual get together among classmates. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
Senior Class Diary Highlights A Week of School Events
The diary recounts photos taken during a sneak, the near end of the school term, a trial verdict convicting Percy with six months driving ban, a banquet prep rush, and a Thursday night rain forecast. It notes Friday lessons and plans for a picnic after the banquet.
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Percy
High School Picnic Delights End With Mirth and Minor Accident
The annual high school picnic, postponed from May 7 to Monday, drew many students and faculty. Morning events included races and games, followed by a large potluck lunch. Freshmen and Seniors won the baseball games, scoring 7 to 0 and 13 to 8, while other recreations covered lakeside activities. a light evening shower greeted departures as cars left town and a minor accident was reported on the way home.
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Cny
Car overturns in ditch. six picnickers unharmed
A car carrying six picnickers ran into a ditch and rolled onto its top but all occupants were unharmed and attended school the next day. The vehicle was damaged but was later pulled out and driven back to town.
Normal Trainers Sneak Day Visits Area Schools
Normal Trainers plus Miss Clifton sneak away on a trip to country schools. They visited Coltosa School where Miss Hemmer teaches and Miss Jacob's school to observe teaching methods. Natalie forgets curtains. rain causes a joking threat to sue. Overall, they enjoyed the excursion and noted varied teaching styles.
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Coltosa Xehool
Hemmer
Jacob
Natalie
Chapel Notes Recap Of A Week At School
Monday Mr Horn awarded seven basketball letters to first team players Clifford Walt Ellie Williams Weldon Thomas Hollis Kepler Harold Griswold Jack Lowe and Tester Clark. Rev Light spoke about knowing yourself and making friends by being worth liking. Wednesday covered Rolfe vs Percy with Percy convicted and banned from driving dates and Senior Sneak Day. Thursday Weymouth led a spelling lesson and a阅读 of Plvira Campbell a reader. Henry Sledow as young Lockin vard arrived on a broomstick steed and danced with Velmar Bell. Friday featured a study period on flicte.
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Mr. Horn
Clifford Walt
Ellie Williams
Weldon Thomas
Hollis Kepler
Harold Griswold
Jack Lowe
Tester Clark
Rev. Light
Rev
Light
Rolfe
Percy
Mr. Weymouth
Locis Invar
Plvira Campbell
Lockinvard
Henry Sledow
Velmar Bell
Vern Chambers
Freshman Class Program and Banquet Highlights
Frenier notes a Monday morning Freshman program, a Junior-Senior banquet on May S. The Juniors decorated in Japanese style using Senior colors old rose and arity. The banquet was enjoyed immensely.
Loafers Rules From a Harsh School Note
A harsh school fragment mocks slothful students advising to skip punctuality, avoid carrying books, borrow pens, and not study much. It disparages spring fever and labels learners as prideful or silly, urging minimal effort and relying on the desk chair.
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Tlert
Sol
Fordé Aleady
Calendar notes for school events march toward May
A fragment lists events including Baccalaureate on May 28 and Commencement on May 25, with a high school picnic mentioned. The text is incomplete but indicates a class calendar with spring ceremonies and related activities.
Junior Senior Banquet and Play At Local School
The Junior Senior banquet was held Saturday evening in May with a three course dinner. Miss Anderson read after the first course, Juniors sang Then I ll Be Happy, Mr Webb gave a talk, seniors closed with The Prisoners Song. On Wednesday May 19 the Junior class play A Poor Married Man was presented with admission 25 and 3 cents.
School Anecdotes From Missing Days And River Trip
The record notes Jack Buffington intoned on Monday marking his first day back this year while Loyd Edens was absent Tuesday. May 5 was an inauspicious day. Joe Oliverius Chester Wilt and Elmer Gade provided cars for a trip to a dam where several boys swam and fried fish for dinner. Lowell Hokem missed four days last week but returned sneaking in.
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Jack” Buffington
Loyd Edens
Joe Oliverius
Chester Wilt
Elmer Gade
Lowell Hokem
Faculty Portraits Reveal Student Values and Hobbies
A compiled survey lists names such as William Storkan Gene Tiebendorfer Lawrence Horn Orrin Weymouth Hobart Davis Elsie Johnson Rogers Agnes Sorenson Minnie Schli rting Florence Clifton Mix, detailing each person’s favored virtues occupations avocations sports and mottos. The responses show diverse interests from preaching and teaching to hunting and track with mottos like Lets start this and You can do it.
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Lawrence Horn
Orrin J. Weymouth
Hobart Davis
Elsie M. Johnson-Rogers
Mixed Missouri visit and local school milestones noted
Personal notes report Missox Johnston visiting Miss Clifton on a Missouri trip and Jack Lowe at Oxford for a late declamatory contest. Mr Davisime earns a music teaching appointment in Denver Junior High, with congratulations. Wris Maley and Martha Allen win 30 word awards while Frances Greer takes 50 word in typewriting for April.
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Jack Lowe
Oxford
Davisime
Denver
Wris Maley
Martha Allen
Frances Greer
Ninth grade class notes busy spring schedule
The tenth grade had its meek day on May 1st and the class enjoyed recent events. Students held a carnival on April 30 and a program on May 10 while continuing study of figures of speech. Perfect attendance by Charlie Seda noted in class records.
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Englet
Mies Beecher
Dramatic Freshmen to Seniors in Shakespearean Comedy
A staged program presents Act I freshmen in a comedy of errors, Act II sophomores perform Munch Ado About Nothing, Act III freshmen? As You Like It, and Act IV seniors conclude with Alls Well That Ends Well. The lineup blends Shakespearean plays with a school theater showcase.
Lost items and odd notices in terse catalog
A fragmentary note rail of lost items and requests. A fountain pen lost by a young man asks return to Hollis Kepler. a contact number 8 H. 8. Telmrex offers lard. a grocer Paul Delores mentions lard in two shades.
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Hollis Kepler
Telmrex
Paul Delores
Funny Side Up Firle Williams Scene
A quirky dialogue captures a windy deck scene and playful quips. Characters recall a missing belt, a hat swept to sea, and a rain bow kiss after a storm, with light exchanges about love and odd accidents.
Slips And Slop By Mac
The columnist announces this will be the last piece by the writer at the Telegraph and introduces Mr Adam as his replacement. He reflects on leaving Sidney, Iowa for a bigger newspaper job, recalls local memories, humor, and friendships, and wishes readers and friends well as he departs.
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Adam
The
Telegraph
Ile
Sidney
Shakespeare
Caesar
Poetic Parting Lines From an Elliptic Verse
A fragmentary verse contemplates reunion and farewell with a cautious hope. The speaker muses that if paths cross again they will smile, yet accepts the current farewell as fitting and well made.
County Agent Plans Rat Killing Demonstrations County Agent plans a series of rat gas demonstrations in 7 county locations next week
County Extension Agent L. D. Willey announces cyanogan gas demonstrations to control rats, listing seven farms near Gurley Dal ton Bronson Potter Sidney Lodge Pole and Sidney with dates in May 1 9 and times 10 a m or 1 30 p m. If rain they will be postponed.
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Frwenty
L. D. Willey
Kurth
Gurley
Potter
Clay Laaker
Sidney
A. Harshman
H. R Kirk
Lodge Pole
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Schlichting
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Delilah Erwin
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
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Ment
Cliss
Miss Clifton
Frenier Notes
Loafers
Mee
William Storkan
Gene Tiebendorfer
Agnes Sorenson
Nan
iNiine
Minnie Schli
Florence Clifton
Missox Johnston
Mixsouri
Firle Williams Avan
Taylor D
Virginia
Kermit
Helen
Harlan
Orville
Margaret
Harold
Una
Mac
Towa
Fluker
Iowa
Wells
Dave Nuff
Mays
Deve
Toaf
Jon Cram
You Cram
Wetton
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