Sterling and Sidney clash on September 27 in opener
Football prospects rise as fresh freshman initiation notes a two week drill period. Sterling faces Sidney September 27 after heavy practice. 25 Huskies compete for spots with coach Black’s new system shaping a heavier, more experienced squad. Officers named include Riggs and Tompkins with Livoni as secretary. Constitutional committee chaired by Livoni meets Tuesday.
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Coach Black
Muriel Riggs
Evelyn Tompkins
Mona Livoni
Kathryn Grabill
Dorothea Johnston
Olive Bush
Clara Thieman
Doroth Brewer
Advances in mechanical drawing course progress
Over the past week advanced drawing students reviewed drawings. Paul Kahl and Sam Daniel finished four plates, Merriman Riggs three, Alie Baker two. In elementary drawing Harry Matthews Elizabeth Couch and Leonard Jones each finished nine plates and began lettering. Earl Young finished seven plates.
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Paul Kahl
Sam Daniel
Merriman Riggs
Alie Baker
Harry Matthews
Elizabeth Couch
Leonard Jones
Earl Young
Elementary algebra class studies arithmetic with Miss Gillette
An elementary algebra class taught by Miss Gillette covers addition subtraction multiplication and division as well as fractions and decimals in Thursday’s test.
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Miss Gillette
Cipher Down Contest At Davis Class
The article details a Friday cipher down contest in Mr. Davis's business arithmetic class. Ten students formed two groups of five to tackle addition subtraction multiplication and division problems.
Students Solve Problem to Pick Winning Side
In a classroom contest two sides faced blackboards and worked a given problem as directed by Mr. Davis. The last to finish and those still at the board determined the winner. The victorious group won two to one: Erwin Schmale Olive Bush Lillian Zike Vern Hawkin Clifford Jones. The defeated were Kenneth Griswold James Hazlewood Floyd Miller Florence Thursday and Earl Young.
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Mr. Davis
Erwin Schmale
Olive Bush
Lillian Zike
Vern Hawkin
Clifford Jones
Kenneth Griswold
James Hazlewood
Floyd Miller
Florence Thursday
Earl Young
Four Sections of Plane Geometry Class Meet With Mechanical Drawing
The geometry program splits the class into four sections with 27 students in the first two and eight in the last two, pairing with mechanical drawing. The old subject is taught by a new method using motivated directed study, with no assignments or recitations. Visitors including teachers and parents are invited to observe. One class runs in each of the four morning periods.
Advanced English Classes Deliver Speeches This Week
The advanced composition classes have been making speeches with many good ones. The oral English class moved from room 3 to room 4. Elementary English classes study sentence structure under Miss Foster and are doing very well.
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Miss Foster
Certified seed certification process and student diary note
Summary of seed certification discusses sending samples to the agricultural college for quality checks and weed seed presence, then to an analyst for protein content. once approved, seed earns a certification tag. The rest is a personal diary excerpt describing football drill drills, school life, teachers, and a student’s letters.
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Agricultural College Experiment Station
Anthony Writes Home About School Adjustment
Anthony Tick, newly entered junior class, describes settling into school. He notes good reception from teachers who kept favored students during the ninth period to stave off loneliness, reflecting on interactions with staff and peers as he adapts to boarding routine.
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Anthony Tick
Papa
Vocational Agriculture Pro jects Show Mixed Results
The boys in the vocational agriculture program report mixed results from last year with several crop projects turning a profit and others bailed out. Second year participants plan larger mixed crop and animal projects while Edward Hinrichs notes certified seed as a safer, more truthful step in farming that reduces seed uncertainties and may modestly raise protein in wheat.
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Edward Hinrichs
Music department progresses with organized glee clubs
The music department advances with both glee clubs fully organized. The boys glee club has elected officers, including Paul Kahl as president and Lawrence Portrey as vice president, among others.
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Boys Glee Club
Paul Kahl
Lawrence Portrey
English and advanced composition class note continues
The fragment indicates a continuation of ENGLISIT The English and advanced composi on page 6. It suggests a school section or course listing with ongoing material. No additional context or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Johnson
Mona Livant
Raymond Davis
Genestia Foster Athletics
Hester
Neessers
Virginia Johnson Normal Training
Donald Baker Grace
Sterling
Sidney
Don Gees
Tae
Andy. P. S
Jackson St
Richard Chaney
Nbranin
Buds
Far West
Anne Laurie
Anthony
Nancy Carroll
Lawrence Gray
Josephine Dunn
Russia
Flaming Revolution
del Rio
Volga Boatman
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Polly Moran
Harry Gribbon
Judysy
Tim McCoy
Telegraph
Pony Express
Englisit
Richardson County Bank
Falls City Creamery Company
Falls City
Nebraska
Dick Barthelmess
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