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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
5
Elbert Hubbard’s admonition on top notchers defines a loyal employee as one who serves the institution, works beyond the eight hour day, stays at the desk until tasks are done, and prioritizes health and constant good humor. He warns against saboteurs and pool hall vices that jeopardize career destiny.
The article discusses the Character Education course in Nebraska, highlighting two goals: clarifying effective moral training principles and suggesting concrete methods to inculcate ethical truth. It notes the indirect teaching approach through school content and activities, and invites parents to visit the Pedagogy class taught by Mrs. Meserve to observe guidance for fostering character in youth.
Nebraska profile outlines state heritage and agriculture as of early history. It notes admitted state status sixty years ago, large farming base with 124 417 farms and 47 percent of residents living on farms. It highlights livestock, crops, and education share, plus major outputs like beef, corn, and wheat. Edna Wehbling
Senior class enjoyed their first hike of the season last Tuesday evening guided by chaperon Mr. Casler. Cars provided by Bundy and L. Galse. Alumni notes list teachers and graduates: Bernice Gretzinger in Barber district, Claude Phelps with clay pit, Margaret Bidwell married Alfréd Abel in Steele City, Vera Staley in Clerk's store, Buela Drake on home place, Thornton McCurdy in Lincoln business college, Mildred Wallace in Grand Island business college, Willie Ahrends helping on the farm, George Messmer in Hawaii, Miss Smith teaching Endicott.
The S C squad traveled to Hebron last Thursday to meet the Hebron Academy team in a scheduled debate. An incomplete report ends with the debate class unable to complete the assignment.
The team won the debate 2 to 0 after a minor dispute with faculty. They regret not debating Hebron, a strong opponent, and plan a trip on March 19 to Davenport and Edgar to face two teams there.
The grammar room pupils completed a four installment writing project and read their installments Friday. Other items include visits by Mrs Arner and Miss Gretzinger, Holland geography study, sand table displays, and uniforms of two upper quarter students: Edna James, Margaret Gretzinger, Roy Fisher, Genevieve Drake, Edna Wehling.
A fragment shows students at H. S. weighing social issues and rumors about a dance program. The dialogue hints at conflicts with authority and peer behavior impacting school reputation. Abe Martin’s quip underscores concern over overdoing trends in school life.
Commentary on school spirit and study as a duty to the masses. Charles Lowe warns against bragging about ancestry while Edna Wheling compares repeated scandal to overeating. A note on disc sharpening as a specialty.
Brood sows offered for trade for stock hogs. Andrews County listing notes subscription payment inquiry as a separate item.
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