Uncle Lem Relates Experiences On Farm
Wal, by gum, spring is here. It sure is swell to hear birds singing again. I aim to tell you a little somethin about my farm and the fine horses I raise. I understand horses and even hear one say next year we ought to make the team. I keep tramps away with a gate sign and a bulldog. The junior class sponsored Harmony Lane at Sterling theater with ticket prizes. Grinnell alumni visiting for spring vacation are listed among others.
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Wal
Lemue
Perkins
Chicago
Lem
Cornell Purdue visitors during the past week
Frances Greenlee and Madelyn Stevens of Cornell and George McClanathan of Purdue visited S S during the past week.
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Frances Greenlee
Madelyn Stevens
Cornell
George McClanathan
Purdue
S S
The Owl asks SHS students for spring fever remedies
A series of SHS students share light hearted solutions to spring fever. Answers range from golf and moonlight bicycle rides to naps, dances at Bendewald’s, tumbling in gym, and even a lagoon dip. Several warn about false springs or headaches from blind dates.
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Martha Warner
Besse and Ciesor
Chuck” Potter
Rufae Redfield
Bob Bentley
Bendewald’s
Jeanne Shelley
Miss Yeager
Don Clark
Betty Meyer
Fred Sterenberg
Scovill Talks To Seniors On Choice Of Vocation
A. T. Scovill of Brown's Business College spoke to seniors on "The Continuation of School." He outlined five reasons for choosing training, urged selecting schools by training quality, warned against aggressive scholarship offers, and recommended thorough business training before working through college.
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Scovill
A. T. Scovill
Brown’s Business College
Lois Reitzel Soprano Appears with Cornell College Choir
Lois Reitzel, a 1935 graduate, appeared with the Cornell College choir in a brief Friday recital. Under director Harold W. Baltz the Cornell choir is touring. Lois is identified as a soprano.
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Lois Reitzel
Cornell College
Harold W. Baltz
Cornell
Lois
Scheid compares high school and college football rules and appeal
Coach Scheid discusses how high school and college football differ in rule design and excitement. He notes high school rules favor the forward pass behind scrimmage, argues high school games are more unpredictable and entertaining for spectators, and explains why local fans often prefer high school games over distant college showpieces.
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Scheid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Lem
Harmony Lane
Douglas Montgomery
Sterling Theater
Dorothy Proprietor
Bill Hill
H. S
Grinnell
Lois Wahl
Frances Conner
Lynn Timmons
L. T. Martensen
Marian McCoy
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Elmer Barraclough
Thorugh
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