High School Talk Inspires Funding For Play Fund
Rev Raub recalled a trip to the moly land and Pompeii exhibit as students learned through stories and sign language with a French traveler. The eighth period featured a pep rally and a plan for a school play to benefit the debate team, supported unanimously by classmates.
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Raub
Moly Land
Osborns
Mr. Kaub
Pompeii
Holy Land
Christ
Turkey
Cochrane
Con
Dorothy Dimick
Josephine Jordan
Sterling
Kenneth Johnson
Mona Livoni
Muriel Riggs
Hester Null
Paul Kahl
Lawrence Portrey
Boys quartet shines at convocation program
A boys quartet featuring Alie Baker first tenor Russell Ahrens second tenor Mr. Cochrane first baritone and Sam Daniel bass performed Friday at convocation. They sang Kentucky Babe and a novelty number with able accompanist Dorothy Dimick. The girls glee club also appeared that afternoon with two numbers.
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Alie Baker
Russell Ahrens
Mr. Cochrane
Sam Daniel
Dorothy Dimick
Girls Glee Club
Little Dutch Lullaby and Sympathy Review
The notes praise the Little Dutch Lullaby and sympathy as more than adequate. The remarks suggest appreciation of the work’s high degree of perfection and imply a needed emotional quality.
Normal training in arithmetic demonstrated in fourth grade class
Muriel Riggs keeps our home room supplied with beautiful flowers while Miss Runge’s fourth grade arithmetic class conducts a major review. She gave an excellent demonstration of how drill work may be successfully carried out in teaching addition.
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Muriel Riggs
Miss Runge
Breakfast Fruits: A Fresh Start With Color and Flavor
A new project explores serving breakfast fruits this week. Learn selecting ripe options, proper washing, and quick prep ideas to brighten mornings with nutritious, ready to eat options.
Tariff discussion shapes student conclusions in class
This week the class replaced the usual lesson with a tariff topic and reached their own conclusions on its advisability. Friday brought good news as students learned they would receive assignments in new map books.
World History Class Covers Persian Empire and Phoenicians
World history studies completed chapters on the Persian Empire and the Phoenicians. Maps of Palestine and Asia Empire are in use for the current unit. Review work is scheduled for Monday.
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Palestine
Asia Empire
Spanish Class Progress and Miss Crawford Test Pause
The advanced Spanish class studies Spain from various readers and shows steady progress over last year. Miss Crawford skipped the weekly test this week, possibly due to guests, and the writer hopes she continues refraining.
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Spain
Crawford
Science Class Aquarium Project Grows In Mr Black’s Hobby
Science classes progress as biology builds a classroom aquarium with white sand and diverse aquatic life. A goldfish, snails, and other water animals inhabit the tank. The project is a schoolwide effort and also a private hobby of Mr. Black. The class includes frogs and other creatures.
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Black
Unclear fragment on physics classwork and smell in lab
Fragment mentions a dish pan with odor like a perfume factory and physics classes moving along, noting a few dull moments. No clear event, date, or identifiable people or organizations are present.
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Teria
Commercial Notes on School Typewriters and Classes
Readers report eagerness to try the new typewriters now ready in the room. Typing classes work through the 10th and 11th exercises while bookkeeping awaits its start. The shorthand class had a test Thursday.
English Notes on Composition Classes and Speeches
Elementary and advanced composition classes study sentence structure. Advanced classes gave more speeches this week while the oral English class rested to conserve energy for upcoming speeches next week.
Sidney youths shine in Devel county stock judging
Placing results from the Devel county fair stock judging contest show Sidney competitors earning high marks in the junior division. Raymond Goodale and Allan Killham tied for first with 465 points, out of 600. Earl Masse took third with 450, followed by Roy Thomas and Ray Seigler.
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Devel County Fair
Sidney Boys
Raymond Goodale
Allan Killham
Earl Masse
Roy Thomas
Ray Seigler
Local Auction Seeks Livestock Machinery and Furniture
The notice invites bids for livestock, farming machinery, and household furnishings. Items include cattle and equipment, with sale terms and pickup details provided by the organizer. Proceeds support the farm operation and local community program.
Sidney boys sweep top four in livestock judging division
In a local livestock judging event the Sidney team tied for four places with 420 points. The senior division saw Robert Morris finish third, 15 points behind the high score. Three Chappell boys shared the high mark at 480 points as six classes were judged.
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Sidney
Robert Morris
Chappell
Finishing touches on balanced gridiron machine
The football team completed work on a well balanced squad with linemen and backs both weighing around 150 pounds on average. The backfield is projected to carry similar weight as the line as spring practice winds down.
Here Comes the Bride Wedding at U S A Theatre
Public theatre wedding next Friday features Justice Guy E. Clark as the groom and two young principals. The ceremony is billed as the big entertainment emit and invites all to attend to discover the secret couple.
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Justice Guy E. Clark
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Raymond Davis
Genestia Foster Assembly
Serene Athletics
Evelyn Tompkins
Lauree Lewis
Ruth Jane Gates
Clifford Jones
Kathryn Grabill
Harold Myers
Vern Hawkins
Olive Bush
Earl Young
Emnesesae
Virginia Johnson
Muriel Riges
Neers
Donald Baker
Sisting
Mr Cochrane
Kentucky
Home Economics
Science
Walter N
Hoops Sidney
Nebr
Bent
the American Bank OF
Nebraska
AC Theatre Worth Whil
William Haines
Jimmy Valentine
Bill Haines
Lionel Barrymore
Karl Dane
Leila Hyams
Equator
Africa
Lon Chaney
Mary Nolan
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