Sikeston High School News Highlights Local Victory Bond Sale
Sikeston High School produced a $3,000 victory stamps and bonds drive aiding a wounded veteran at O'Reilly General Hospital in Springfield. A commemorative “To Speed Your Recovery” marker will be given, and a veteran’s photo and a letter to the school will be requested by Red Cross recreation workers.
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Sikeston
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Missouri
Missouri War Finance Committee
Iit
Red Cross
Red Peppers
Jo Ann Botter
Mary Ellen Sensenbaugh
Peggy Laur
Dot Matthews
Margaret Booth
Geneva Murphy
Betty Northington
Nadine Fox
Eugenia Potashnick
Local names listed for community event attendees
Mary Gray, Dorothy Lewis, Edith Morris, LaVerne Warnecke, Peggy Harris, Georgina Sutton, RoseNa Yarborough, Raymond Propst, Simon Thrower and Audrey Aldrich are named as participants in the community notice. The fragment hints at a civic gathering or listing of residents related to the event.
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Mary Gray
Dorothy Lewis
Edith Morris
LaVerne Warnecke
Peggy Harris
Georgina Sutton
RoseNa Yarborough
Raymond Propst
Simon Thrower
Audrey Aldrich
Secretary to Superintendent resigns after seven years
Miss Ruth Bloomfield, secretary to Supt. T. B. Stallings, resigned after seven years. She was honored as guest at a faculty event and plans to leave for Oklahoma City on December 26. The faculty presented her with a gift in appreciation of her service.
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Ruth Bloomfield
T. B. Stallings
Miss Bloomfield
Oklahoma City
Musical Program Precedes Candlelight Ceremony
A junior and senior candlelight service featured a music program led by Mr Head. A mixed chorus performed It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and Joy to the World, Log Phillips and Vivian Dematis sang Angels at Christmas Time, and a double octet including Peggy Harris and others sang Silent Night and White Christmas.
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Mr. Head
Log Phillips
Vivian Dematis
Peggy Harris
Betty Sizemore
Audrey Aldrich
Vivian Demarnis
Barbara Canedy
Elizabeth Birchfield
Elsie Spivey
Lucy Mae Porter
Rosella Yarbough
Judy Baker
Charles Myers
James Harris
Lee Beal
Travis Jackson
Emma Lee Nicholson
Lois Phillips
Lee Beal Named Football Captain At Banquet
Lee Beal was elected captain with Bill Greer as co captain and Betty Northington queen at the 1945 football banquet held Thursday December 13 at the Dunn Hotel. About 120 people attended including Dr W W Parker of State College Cape Girardeau guests and master of ceremonies C D Matthews III.
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Lee Beal
Bill Greer
Betty Northington
Dunn Hotel
W. W. Parker
State College
Cape Girardeau
C. D. Matthews III
Board of Education
Bona
Dick Inman
Bill Green
Lou Bona
Dean Owen
E D Owen
The
Baptist Church
Stuber
Ohio Wins 1944 Michigan Ohio Game 18 to 14
A movie reel shown the 1944 Michigan Ohio football clash won by Ohio 18 to 14. A banquet closed with the school song The Red and Black. Marine Sgt Clem Beal Sgt Lowell Skelton and others visited the school last week to watch basketball practice. Beal, three years in service at Camp Miramar San Diego, formerly worked at the Post Exchange and now at Officers Bar. He often sees ex music director Keith Collins. Skelton at San Diego Marine Base was an instructor in textiles and awaits assignment. J D Schwab, 18 months overseas on Midway and Marshall Islands, was discharged in November and may enter college, possibly at the University of Texas.
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Clem Beal
Lowell Skelton
Marine Corps
J. D. Schwab
Sgt Beal
Camp Miramar
San Diego
Post Exchange
Officers’ Bar
Keith Collins
Sikester High School
Skelton
Marine Base
Midway
Marshall Islands
Marines
University of Texas
Mr Stewart Hosts D O Class Members at Chili Supper
Members of the diversified occupations class and guests enjoyed a chili supper at the Duni Hotel hosted by M L Stewart, with Louis Dillender performing two solos “White Christmas” and “Down the Road a Piece” on piano by Jean and Judy Baker. Afterward, junior Bill Stotts treated the group to a Rex Theatre movie.
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Diversified Occupations
Duni ‘Hotel
M. L Stewart
Louis Dillender
Hoe
Jean
Judy Baker
Bill Stotts
Rex Theatre
Local Teachers Crash State Education Book Gift to Library
Miss Mabel Dike presents to Sikeston High School library the book The Captain from Connecticut by C. S. Forester. Articles by Electa O’Hara Margaret Rumph and M. L. Stewart in Cooperative Curriculum Making in Missouri outline units of work for Missouri teachers. T. E. Stallings, local superintendent, involved.
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Mabel Dike
Connecticut
C. S. Forester
Sikeston High School
Electa O'Hara
Margaret Rumph
M. L. Stewart
Missouri
T. E. Stallings
State school planning committee bulletin highlights
The twelve State school met on the planning committee with Miss O Hara describing two units. One is an office training unit on The Use of the Telephone Directory linking mailing lists and advertising letters. The other is a bookkeeping unit about the high school bank. A senior home economics unit on wardrobe planning by Miss Rumph covers garment adaptation and budgeting. Mr Stewart outlines work for diversified occupations. A baking unit is detailed and a photo shows Claude Rewark, former diversified occupations student, now apprenticing as a butcher. Student fundraising totals: Junior Red Cross 28.02, junior high 15.32, senior high 12.70. Home room 110 led with 27.07, followed by 270 8A with 27.43 and 7A with 21.6.
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Miss O'Hara
Stewart
Claude Rewark
Diversified Occupations
Bulletin
Red Cross
New Books Arrive at Bailey School Library
The Bailey School library received thirty five new books this week with selections for all six grades. Several awards from the Open House on November 15 are included and will be presented to each grade by the parent turnout. Upper grades show interest in a book about Morgan horses while Fuzzy-Wuzzy titles appeal to lower grades. Another shipment is expected within a month.
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Bailey School Library
State School Fund Reaches $17,618,399
Superintendent Roy Scanlhn announced Monday that the December 15 payment of state school funds totaled 8,781,399, bringing the year’s distributed amount to 17,618,390 across 8,650 districts.
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Roy Scanlhn
Resident hunting and fishing permits set for 1946
The Conserve Commission of Maissounanne ed. announces that resident hunting and fishing permits for 1946 go on December 20. A new 15 cent handling fee will be added, making the resident hunting and war permit cost 3.15, up from 2.65. Other permits remain at 2.15 for hunting, 1.15 for fishing, and 1.15 for the combo including fees.
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Conserve Commission of
Morehouse Tigers Rival Sikeston Teams In Gym
Morehouse Tigers defeated Sikeston A 28 to 22 and Sikeston B 26 to 24 in local gym. Faculty and spouses hosted a Christmas party at Superintendent EB Street home. School resumes after break with a Christmas program and gift exchange. upcoming game vs Charleston Bluejays noted.
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Morehouse Tigers
Sikeston
Morehouse
A.keston
Artirs
EB. E Street
Canalou
Diphtheria and Smallpox Clinic Held Friday
An inoculation clinic for diphtheria and smallpox was held on Friday, December 21, providing residents with vaccination services and health guidance to prevent the diseases.
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Luuding
Immunization Drive Sees Over 100 Vaccinated Last Thursday
Dr Sarno and the district nurse oversaw a vaccination session last Thursday with more than 100 people receiving each of the immunizations.
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Sarno
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