Enrollment Schedule For Sckeston Schools
Enrollment details for Sckeston Schools outline a half day session for all grades with regular classes from 8 30 a m to 4 p m Tuesday. Grades 7 12 use 60 minute periods with 30 minutes study and 30 minutes recitation. High school enrollment runs Aug 29 31 by grade with fall enrollments for 9 12 and 7 8 on Sep 4. Four new teachers join, including Miss Bonita Hedden.
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Bailey
Bonita Hedden
Sikeston
Bailey School
State Teachers College
Cape Girardeau
Esther
Leilah Rickus
Opening Dates for Scott County Schools
Scott county announces opening dates and staff for rural and city schools. Graysboro Alm eda Watts Rockview Kelso Head Macedonia Wrylie Big Island Bryeans Oct across districts. staff includes principals, librarians, and study hall keepers. Sikeston colored school notes fourth week with new teacher LaVera Parsons.
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Graysboro
Almeda
Dominica
Bibiana
Benezetta
Petrona
Big Island
Julia Strickland
Bryeans
Louise Murphy
Dixie Hedger
Sikeston Colored School
LaVera Parsons
Former Sikeston Woman Opens Business School
Emma Clack Steimle, formerly Miss Emma Ogilvie of Sikeston and niece of Steve Humphrey, opens a Cape Girardeau business school after eight years teaching commercial subjects at Charleston high school. Ernest Cox, treated at Deaconess Hospital in St Louis, returns home in improved condition.
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Sikeston
Cape Chardeau
Emma Clack Steimle
Ernest Cox
Deaconess Hospital
St. Louis
Sikeston High School Schedule of Recitation 1939 40 AR
Schedule of recitation events for Sikeston High School during the 1939 40 academic year. Items include dates, room assignments, and participating students for English, history, and public speaking recitations. Entries reflect classroom routines and school activity typical of that era.
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Sikeston High School
Sikeston School Gains Diversified Occupations Program
Wm E Mahew former Sikeston High principal now coordinator for Sikeston schools outlines a new diversified occupations program with ten students in fields such as plumbing bakery and auto mechanics. An advisory committee will pass on policies and the federal funding covers up to 75 percent of teacher salaries under the 1928 George Dean Act.
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Wm. E. Mahew
Sikeston High School
Sikeston
Mahew
Mahen
Laigson
George Dean
NVA
CCC
Missouri Pacific to Modernize Freight Cars
Federal Judge John Caskie Collet authorized Guy A Thompson trustee for the Missouri Pacific Railroad to spend 84 205 dollars to modernize freight cars in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
John Caskie Collet
Guy A Thompson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
A D Simpson to Lead Charleston Schools Thirteenth Year
A D Simpson begins his thirteenth consecutive year as Charleston public schools superintendent as fall term starts. He has spent 46 years teaching in Mississippi county and led the Charleston schools for 26 years in total. Principal J H Marshall enters his fourteenth year overseeing high school athletics and academics. The faculty includes Miss Julia Pulliam Louise Ogilvie Minnie King Mary Lee Simpson Bee VanDyne Mrs Alma Barrett F F Fish C A Barner Dorothy Lee Williams Mabel Roberts Robert Burk Mattie Henry Alice Faris Hallie Hisey Lella Harris Ella Jane Prior Ellen Love Lucille Howlett Ella Bush Oliver Dorothy Clack Elizabeth Burns Mrs Clara E Graham Evelyn Lee Frances Williams Dorothy Mulkey Ruth Swank.
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A. D. Simpson
Charleston Public
Simpson
Mississippi County
Charleston
J. H. Marshall
Julia Pulliam
Louise Ogilvie
Minnie King
Mary Lee Simpson
Bee VanDyne
Alma Barrett
F. F. Fish
C. A. Barner
Dorothy Lee Williams
Mabel Roberts
Robert Burk
Mattie Henry
Alice Faris
Hallie Hisey
Lella Harris
Ella Jane Prior
Ellen Love
Lucille Howlett
Ella Bush Oliver
Dorothy Clack
Elizabeth Burns
Clara E. Graham
Evelyn Lee
Frances Williams
Dorothy Mulkey
Ruth Swank
Three Hundred in Blodgett Schools Begin Fall Term
Three hundred Blodgett students return to classes Monday August 28 marking the start of the fall term led by Superintendent L F Evans in his sixth year. Faculty include Hayes Adams principal high school Gilbert Wilson Elizabeth Hyslop J M Sittes Pauline Stanfill Jean Ett Graham Opal Welter Marjorie Burke and Thomas Sinclair as grade teachers.
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Blodgett
L. F. Evans
Mr. Evans
Hayes Adams
Gilbert Wilson
Elizabeth Hyslop
J. M. Sittes
Pauline Stanfill
Jeanett Graham
Opal Welter
Marjorie Burke
Thomas Sinclair
Sikeston Graduates to Colleges in Varied Cities
A large group of Sikeston youths will leave in coming weeks to attend colleges and schools across the country. Names include Missouri University in Columbia, Central College in Fayette, Christian College in Columbia, Stephens College in Columbia, Washington University in St Louis, Vanderbilt in Nashville, Sullins College in Bristol, Cincinnati Conservatory in Cincinnati, State Teachers College in Maryville, Duke University in Durham, and others, with multiple local graduates listed.
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Sikeston
State College
Cape Girardeau
Charles Graham Lindley
Billy Bess
Larry Adams
Allien
Fanny Swaim
Norman Schwab
Ruth Malkolm
Helen Vera Dudley
Mary Louise Montgomery
Emily Kendall
Central College
Fayette
Elwood Taylor
Eddie Leech
Eddie Crear
Malden
Sikeston High School
Ruth Hollingsworth
Gwendolyn Kirk
Lois
Lucille Hahs
Christian College
Columbia
Betty Jo Gross
Stephens College
Mary Jane Sikes
Washington University
St Louis
Marvin Rayburn
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Billy van Arsdale
Sullins College
Bristol
Esther Jane Greer
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio
Catherine Ann Cook
State Teachers College
Maryville
Leonard Colley
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Helen Fisher
Morehouse
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