Sikeston High School News Meeting at Airport Cafeteria
Community Teachers Association held a meeting at the airport cafeteria with District Supervisor Carleton Fullbright who outlined district inspections, planning, and the new Sikeston school facilities including a full-time nurse and speech correctionist. Delegates and committee appointments were noted, and a December 19 dinner was planned.
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Community Teachers’ Association
Carleton Fullbright
Frank Anderson
Fullbright
Sikeston
Missouri
R. J. Genins
Board of Education
Sikeston Local Boy Earns Honorable Mention in College Football
Jack Mitchell of Sikeston in his first year at State College Cape Girardeau earns honorable mention on the MIAA conference football list. Mitchell plays tackle for the State College Indians while teammates Jess Crawford and Bill Abernathy win first and second team honors respectively.
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Cape Girardeau
Jack Mitchell
Clay A. Mitchell
Sikeston
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Mitchell
State College, Indians
Jess Crawford
Bill Abernathy
M.I.A.A. Allstar
Cape Indians
New Traffic Official for Frisco Railroad
T H Banister of St Louis appointed vice president in charge of traffic of the Frisco railway, succeeding the late James T Payne. Banister will assume duties Dec 1 1949. A Springfield Mo native, he joined Frisco in 1924 and has held several traffic posts. He is married to Marion Burnett Cornatzar, with one son John T. Residence: 437 Carrswold Dr Clayton Mo. Also notes Turkey prizes in typing class with Norma Embry and Berna Jones.
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St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
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Medical Corps
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John T
Carrswold Drive
Clayton, Mo
Norma Embry
Berna Jones
Berno Jones
Marie Bechel
Billy Joyce
Mary Ann Walker
Sybil Kaiser
Miss Schulte Pledged to Dramatic Society
Miss Ann Schulte of Sikeston daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank H Schulte pledges to Black Mask dramatic society at State College Cape Girardeau. She is also a member of Clio Society and a Sikeston high school graduate active in band orchestra debate and student council. Future Homemakers of America chapters to meet Friday December 9 at Airport school with town skits and a luncheon fashion show.
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Ann Schulte
Frank H. Schulte
Sikeston
State College
Cape Girardeau
Black Mask
Miss Schulte
Clio Society
Sikeston High School
Homemakers of
America
Airport School
Banquet and Dance Planned With Rev Owen Speaker
The Rev E D Owen will be the main speaker at the football banquet tomorrow night at the airport. Co captains will be announced at the banquet and the queen who was elected will reign over the dance afterward. Student Council and the Red Peppers plan decorations. Dinner will be served by Future Homemakers girls under Mrs Irene Van Bibber's supervision.
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E. D. Owen
Irene van Bibber
Purdue Opinion Poll Shows Students Views
Purdue Opinion Poll indicates SHS pupils judge their own behavior similarly to parental views. Students are not lenient in conduct rules, nor do they see parents as stricter than themselves. A majority vote suggests high schoolers should never be allowed to smoke.
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SHS
Purdue
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