Sikeston High School Elects Student Council Leaders And Plans
Sikeston high school held an assembly September 17 with President John Hahn of the Student Council delivering his inaugural address. New council members were announced, and club representatives spoke on their activities. The intramural sports plaque went to Miss McCord’s home room. The first bank day deposited $24.18 and $205 in defense bonds with Castor Alsup and Janice Alexander as tellers.
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John Hahn
Joe Allen
Sikeston High School
Defense Savings
Castor Alsup
Janice Alexander
Edith Low
Bill Patterson
Edwin Webster
John Stewart
Frank Stevens
Lawrence Knepper
James Hahs
Vera Henley
Lowell Greer
Rachel Honeycutt
Adilda McCord
Wayne Ables
Jean Cummins
Billy Anderson
Joe Dye
Mary Evelyn Chapman
Vanduser
Blodgett
Bulldogs
Hugh Aldrich
Billy Vanover
Sikeston Aba
Lewis
Caldwell
Lorbes
Mayberry
Fortner
King
Propst
McCord
Hodges
Billington
Walker
Arnold
Puckett
Dover
New Trade Classes Start For Sikeston Adults
Sikeston high school sponsors third season of evening trade and industrial education classes this winter. Open to anyone over sixteen employed in related trades, with two hour sessions once a week at the high school. Instructors include welding Calvin Collins electricity and metals Lawrence Knepper engine and magneto Clyde Stewart. Plans for speech and salesmanship courses for retail workers. Last year over 600 residents enrolled in 35 classes across 10 subjects.
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Sikeston High School
M. L. Stewart
Calvin Collins
Lawrence Knepper
Hahn elected president of Sikes ton High School council
John Hahn, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Hahn, was elected president of the Sikes ton High School Student Council in a school wide vote this week. Russell Wilson was named vice president, Clem Beal secretary, and Harold Boardman treasurer.
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John Hahn
Ben Hahn
Sikeston High School
Russell Wilson
Clem Beal
Harold Boardman
Sikeston High School Student Council Off To A Good Start
The Sikeston high school student council has reorganized and begun constructive work for the year. Officers were introduced in assembly and represent every homeroom. The council links faculty and students, fosters expression on school matters, and plans programs to improve school life and citizenship.
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Supt
KR. A. Harper
Sikeston High School
Former Bulldog Star Joins Missouri Freshman Lineup
Art Swacker, former end and star for the Sikes ton Bulldogs, will play with the University of Missouri Freshman squad against the Varsity Saturday in the annual Varsity Freshman game at Memorial Stadium in Columbia. In high school he earned letters in basketball and track.
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Art Swacker
Sikeston Bulldogs
University of Missouri
Memorial Stadium
Columbia
Young Swacker
Local Musicians Make Good at Central
Betty Jane Taylor of Central College Fayette Missouri has been chosen as a member of the school's marching band under Professor Keith K. Anderson. Moss Taylor has played the bass clarinet in the local band for seven years and is well fitted for this honor. C D Butler reports his brother J E Butler will likely join the concert band. he studies piano and violin and has played in the marching band since entering college.
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Betty Jane Taylor
Central College
Fayette, MO
Keith KK. Anderson
Moss Taylor
C. D. Butler
J. E
Young Butler
Rites Planned for Mrs George Allen Jr in Charleston
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Charleston for Mrs George Allen Jr of Columbus Ohio who died Monday Interment will follow in Oak Grove cemetery in Charleston Mrs Allen is the daughter in law of Mr and Mrs George Allen of Sikeston
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Charleston
George Allen Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Allen
Mrs
George Allen
Sikeston
Roosevelt Warns Axis Ships Sunk On Sight In Defense Waters
President Roosevelt vows to sink German and Italian warships entering waters vital to U S defense no matter the cost. He pledges Navy protection for merchant vessels of any flag and insists on maintaining sea lanes and freedom of the seas despite Nazi aggression. The speech rejects diplomacy with outlaws and emphasizes America's resolve.
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Roosevelt
United States Navy
Hitler
Greer
United States
Western Hemisphere
Americas
Germany
Man killed by gin saws in Kennett accident
Herman Craig, 52, fell into powerful gin saws at a Kennett worksite Wednesday night, suffering severe lacerations to both legs and the body. His wife and two daughters survive him.
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Kennett
Herman Craig
Palace Cafe Proprietor Returns from Hot Springs for Health
C. H. King owner of the Palace Cafe spent a month at Hot Springs Arkansas and left Wednesday for Phoenix Arizona to continue treatment and improve his health.
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C. H. King
Palace Cafe
Hot Springs
Ark
Phoenix
Ariz
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