Cast of Aunt Lucia to Play at U S A Theatre Friday Night
The Presbyterian church sponsors Aunt Lucia a comedy to be staged at the U S A theatre September 26 and 27 under Miss Gladys Lindley of the Universal Producing company. Bruce Russell as Jerry Watson disguises as a woman in a farce about a college fraternity homecoming with a $50 000 000 Lucia Wakefield. Over 200 local people in varied roles, a glee club and a 35 man flapper chorus promise lively entertainment with a baby pageant and 25 girl chorus. Tickets go on sale September 25 with proceeds to the church building fund.
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Lucia
Gladys Lindley
Universal Producing Company
Presbyterian Church
Lucia Wakefield
Jerry Watson
Bruce Russell
Hollywood
Building Fund of
the Presbyterian Church
Trail updates show large non class enrollments this year
The article notes that elementary English has 63 students, oral English 23, and advanced composition 65. It states that no American or English literature courses will be offered until the second semester, reflecting scheduling constraints.
Language department enrolls large Latin Spanish classes
The foreign language department reports high tutorship enrollment this semester. Beginning Latin has 52 students, beginning Spanish 54, Caesar 19, and advanced Spanish 23. With this material, several Latin and Spanish plays are expected this year, as last year.
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Crawford
Miss Fitzsimons Leaves Sidney High for Lincoln Faculty
Miss Fitzsimons planned to return to Sidney High but took a position at the state university train school in Lincoln after spring. Friends regret her absence this year and wish her success in her new work. Miss Lute did not decide to return. she married M. R. Markley of Kimball during the summer, and is missed by Sidney High friends.
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Fitzsimons
State University
Sidney High
Lincoln
Wishing Her Mucho Felicidad and Kind Regards
Friends and family join in sending warm wishes for her felicidad and joy, expressing love and good fortune. Messages note bright days ahead and gratitude for shared moments, with hopes for health, happiness, and continued blessing.
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Mucho Felicidad
Home Economics Class Hones Practical Food Skills
The cooking class is busy in its laboratory period preserving foods for later use. Cupboards fill with canned fruits vegetables preserves jellies and conserves. Students use new textbooks and tackle first color problem in home and clothing coursework.
New Typewriters Arrive for Class Use
Four machines, two Smiths and two Royals, arrive and await upstairs setup for shared use. Bookkeeping class received fair grades on Thursday’s test and plans to begin work on bookkeeping sets soon.
Normal Training Reviews Arithmetic Progress in Class
The normal training department reports progress in reviews class focusing on arithmetic. Students practice multiplications additions subtractions and division and will study fractions next. Miss Shire makes the lessons engaging and introduces several teaching methods.
Clarifying Guidance Helps Children Understand Topics Better
A teacher explains new concepts to students and adds clear examples to aid understanding. The approach emphasizes concrete facts, simple language, and visuals to support kids' learning and engagement.
Sidney High adds S Club for lettered athletes
A new S club forms at Sidney High School open to boys who earned an athletics letter. Members have met once and await full organization with plans for something new and different. A Math Club has not fixed an opening date. Pep Club plans for a boy pep club are being made with no definite start yet.
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Sidney High School
Friday the 13th Unanimously Chosen Unlucky Day
Miss Crawford gives each class a test to start the school year with unanimated calm. Students receive first tests of the year as grades appear not very high while morale remains steady.
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Crawford
Latin and Spanish Knowledge Boost Hopes for Next Test
The report notes improvements in students Latin and Spanish understanding, predicting higher grades on the upcoming assessment. It highlights renewed focus on grammar and vocabulary to strengthen overall performance.
World history class studies Euphrates and Tigris men
The world history class finished the story of the Egyptians and begins the Men of Euphrates and Tigris. A pint measure test was given Thursday and a bushel test is expected later. All members ordered the Weekly News Review and await its arrival this week to start work.
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Euphrates
Tigris
Third Grade Sand Table Lesson in East Ward
The third grade began a sand table featuring a barn house windmill turkeys geese and horses. Students report a one inch high crop of wheat and clover growing. Window decorations celebrate September as Merle Pearson and Maxine Haney return from trips.
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Merle Pearson
Maxine Haney
New Pupils Include Edith Hunt In Oklahoma Class
Edith Lucile Hunt of Oklahoma is a new pupil. Those who scored 100 in spelling last week were Elmer Bartels Nellie Siedow Joycie Hiett Florence Lat ura Jane LaGrange and Wayne are new pupils in the sixth.
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Edith Lucile Hunt
Oklahoma
Elmer Bartels
Nellie Siedow
Joycie Hiett
Florence
Jane LaGrange
Wayne
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