Junior Class Play The Hoodoo Delights Local Audience
The Junior class staged The Hoodoo at the opera house drawing a full house. Act one unfolds at Perrington Shire’s country home with a cursed wedding present. The couple and thief plot move through acts in a tense sequence as a burglar is caught and escapes with the loot. Music by the high school orchestra accompanied interludes and performers. State inspector Mr. Bowers and County Supt Miss Shuman attended Thursday morning.
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Eg Perrington Shire
Siekman Ekman
Cleo Green
Bonnie Green
Hubert Filley
Mr. Bowers
Miss Shuman
Art class builds raffia frames and health posters
In eighth grade students study drafts and trade class projects. The art class makes raffia picture frames this week. Physiology posters illustrating health phases are slated for next week.
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China
Diller High basketball opener vs Endicott this evening
Diller High School begins the season with a home or away game against Endicott. Coach Yost aims to blend players to trouble opponents as Endicott and Diller have a history of close, hard fought games. Spectators expect an interesting contest.
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Diller H. S
Endicott
Diller
Yost
Fragmented History Class Dialogue and Miscue Notes
A series of scattered lines from a history class and student exchanges. Mentions Thomas More and Henry VIII with reflections on licenses and cars. Dialogues touch on romance, sports, and casual classroom moments with brief, peripheral references.
Civics class and school activities calendar
Nov dates cover health talks in civics class for grade pupils. Teachers convene on Nov 25. Nov 8 notes a dispute about political influence. Nov 9 Marie discusses lobbyists being men or animals. Nov 10 trainers visit Miss Raymonds room to observe reading. Armistice Day program on Nov 11. Nov 14 make up work for Friday celebration. Nov 15 trainers in Miss Wiken's room. Nov 16 Prof Gregg lectures to students and parents.
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Hogtish
Siekmann
Miss Wiken
Prof. Gregg
Prof F M Gragg Delivers Tobacco Talk At Local High School
Prof F M Gragg spoke Friday evening November 18 to high school students about tobacco health effects. He cited life expectancy gaps for smokers and cited athletic and mental performance records from Nebraska institutions and notable athletes.
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Gregg
Nebraska
Walter Johnson
Washington
Charles Paddock
Second Grade Pupils Achieve High Averages
Readers note that pupils in the second grade averaged 90 or above in Mary Beckwith and class listings. The list highlights visitors in the room Monday and names absent or tardy over the past six weeks including Roger Thompson Della Roelfs Sybil Fasnecht Harold Stone Dale Sandman and others.
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Mary Beckwith
Jenus Viers
Patton
Ervin Roelfs
Scott Alien
Miller
Betty Mae Thompson
Rona May Blauser
Lucille Findling
Agnes Saathoff
Willis Clark
Carolynn Rose
Hompson
Roger Diter
Della Roelfs
Sybil Fasnecht
Harold Stone
Dale Sandman
Anna May Blauser
Scott Allen Miller
Fourth Grade Poems and Readings Highlight Classroom Life
The text describes early grade school poetry and reading activities. It references fourth and third grade sentences, life in class, and illustrated narratives, noting how students engage with poems and pictures during lessons.
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He Nan
Reverend Harris Talks to Geography Class on England
Reverend Harris consented to speak to geography classes about England. He answered many questions and made study of the British Isles more enjoyable, giving students a sense of actually being in England and knowing about it.
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Harris
England
British Isles
Local School Notes on Studies and Activities
The Junior Reviews discontinue arithmetic and begin penmanship while six weeks exams proceed last week. Senior English studies move to The Princess by Tennyson. Girls Glee Club plans Christmas caroling with outdoor health talk. Senior class shifts to photography. Several staff and students travel for football and events, with many names and places noted among activities and vacations.
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Tennyson
Marie Roeif
Irene Vanier
Alberta Folkers
Hazel Geer
Grane
Glass
Ce Fares
Hubert Filley
Orval Wiemers
Yost
Hishomed
Patterson
Hes
Reynolds
Miss Olson
Greshan Ber
Raymond
Diller
Chet Howe Dea
Carrot Town romance interrupts study session
Steve Harrison, a bookworm student, is teased by Rose who taunts him with the nickname Carrot Top. Their phone exchange leads to an invitation for dinner as Steve tries to focus on his studies. The scene ends with Rose suggesting Steve is studying when his mother calls. The tale continues.
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Steve Harrison
Sean
Rose
Steve
Fragmentary editorial snippets on immigration and politics
The text presents disjointed remarks about White House figures Fair humor and Rogers remarks, plus calls at a Control Committee meeting on flood control and immigration policy. It references Rep Frank R Reid, Illinois editors, and concerns about federal funding, radical elements, and western hemisphere borders.
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Iinois
Hhe Control Committee
National
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