Night School Plans and Classroom Activities Note
The county teacher's club gathered at Endicott High School with sections led by Mr. Kelley and Supt. Sinkey. Night school on November 12 replaced the day after Thanksgiving. dismissal on November 24 for Thanksgiving, with sessions resuming November 29. The report lists many classes and topics across grades 4 to 12, along with weather, civics, English, science, math, and typing studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott High School
Kelley
Supt. Sinkey
Editor roster and quotes from the school paper page
The page lists editorial staff and student reporters across departments including Boys and Girls Athletics Music Speech and News Correspondent positions. A quoted line by Sydney Smith appears praising choosing the best books for the mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
School Glee Club Officers and Officers List
The document lists senior and junior glee club officers including presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers sponsors and librarians for girls senior and junior groups. Named individuals include Keith Hudson Robert Glathar Fern Nippert Gerald Garrels Lawrence Clark Mildred Krebs Maxine Nider Harvey Cunningham Arlene Roseman Jean Man Darrel Beckwith Donald Engelman Lucille Nider Delpha Wiemers Clara Achtemeier Gladys Garton Arlene Schnueltle and Miss Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Miller
Max Hall
Della Roelfs
Max Thompson
Rleve Roseman
Julia Diller
Laurence
Clark
Lorene Achtemeier
Carolyo Clark
Clara Achtemeier
Keith Hudson
Robert Glathar
Fern Nippert
Gerald Garrels
Spoosol Seas
Sinkey
Lawrence Clark
Mildred Krebs
Treas
Maxine Nider
Mr. McCre
Marjorie Maw Sporsor
Hs Ah Sls
Grant
Glee Club
Lucille Nider
Delpha Wiemers
Fero Nippert
Treag
Gladys Garton
Arlene Schnueltle
School Staff List From Tenth Street District
F Sinkey Superintendent Commercial. Carl Ludington Principal Science and Shop. Russell McCreight Normal Training and Mathematics. Dorothy Weidauer Social Science and Biology. Margaret Grant English and Music. H C Kelley grades 7 8 and 6 part time High School Dramatics. LaVerne Heyne 4 5 part time 6th Flossie Raymond 1st let 2nd and 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sinkey
Commercial
Carl Ludington
Russell McCreight
Dorothy Weidauer
Margaret Grant
H. C. Kelley
LaVerne Heyne
Flossie Raymond
Book Week urges balanced reading for mind and character
The editor promotes Book Week spanning November 14 to 20 and urges all ages to read wholesome books magazines and newspapers. It argues that feeding the mind with solid literature builds education and character and that reading offers access to past perspectives and great figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Goeratan
Michael Angelo
Jesus of Nazareth
Bobby
Reading Methods in Primary Education and Grade Meaning
The Reviews class begins studying reading in primary grades outlining five teaching methods ABC Phonic word sentence and story methods. The old ABC method shifts to story plus sentence and word, while the Professional Training class questions the value of grades as indicators of intelligence and suggests standard deviation for accuracy.
American History and Literature Classes Share Readings
Students study Washington and Adams administrations and read The Most Dangerous Game and Barbed Wire. They explore Longfellow, write new poems, and discuss biographical life works. Physics draws show progress while typing covers the hyphen and tabulation. An astronomer predicts the president will die in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Connell
Lawrence Perry
Longfellow
Night School Class Projects and History Notes
Sophomore Notes describe maps and drawings for night school. Teutonic Peoples traced descendants and warned of gambling vices and slavery risks. Jr Business Training posters cover studied topics and express and freight basics. Geometry designs include Optical Illusion booklets and analytic synthetic proof methods. English 10 class wore dolls to represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolie
Music notes and tryouts mark end of night class
Happy note on completion of night school with all numbers added up. Miss Grant resumes individual tryouts in music. The girls trio earns the chance to sing at the one act play contest in Fairbury on Friday, November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Fairbury
After School Humanities Speculations and Insect Meadow Notes
The text muses on Dale Close staying after school and compares politicians to short sighted fish. It notes an acre of meadowland averages about 15 million insects. It also states sugar cane takes 9 to 13 months to mature.
Diller Opens Basket Ball Season Against Alumnae
Diller will open their basketball season against the Alumnae on November 23. Donald Maw will captain the Alumnae. The schedule lists many upcoming games with hopeful dates and two open slots to be filled as the season proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Steele City
Fairbury
Plymouth
Endicott
Blue Springs
Hollengberg
Hollenberg
Daykin
Diller
Donald Maw
Seventh and Eighth Grade Notes Opening Exercises
Weekly notes outline the Monday opening exercises for seventh and eighth graders. The program covers attendance, announcements, and daily routines, with reminders for students to bring notebooks and complete assigned tasks.
Nebraska Fourth to Sixth Grades Create November Projects
Fourth graders drew Nebraska state symbols on the blackboard and made November booklets about Armistice and Thanksgiving. Sixth graders molded clay forms for geography while fifth and sixth graders planted grain in the sand table. Perfect 4th graders were Terril Fasnacht Gloria Miller and Lynn Thompson. 5th graders Mary Ann Cunningham Shirley Garrels Ina Jean Nicholson and Donald Scheele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terril Fasnacht
Gloria Miller
Lynn Thompson
Mary Ann Qunningham
Shirley Garrels
Ina Jean Nicholson
Donald Scheele
Third Grade Studies Plains Indians and Pueblo Life
The article notes the third grade finishing Plains Indian studies and commencing on Pueblo appearance and homes. Connie Mae Clark visited Omaha early in the week. First Primary pupils enjoyed a Friday morning visit. Nettie Mow represents A N Palmer Co Chicago. Miss Mills demonstrated penmanship in first grade. Robert Stahl brought chrysanthemums for the First Primary room. Third grade pupils named for perfect spelling: Patrick Niay Norma Lee Allen Dwaine Green Duane Nicholson.
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Millis
Palmer Method Company
Chicago
Clark
Johnson
Beckman
Mills
Connie Mae Clark
Omaha
Gommere
Nettie Mi
A. N. Palmer Co
Miss Mills
Patrick Niay
Norma Lee Allen
Dwaine Green
Duane Nicholson
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Tie
Mr Kelley
Miss Hayneth
Sth
Ludington
Physics Agri
Geogof Nebraska
Mc. Wiegin
Weidauer
Miss Grant
Roosevelt
Benito Mussolini
Adolf
Hitler
Lindbergh
Josef Stalin
I Einstein
Georg Ford
Duke of Windsor
Ere Kaishek
Rete George
Nebraska
Coro
John V. Moorley
Pope
Washington
Adams
Dale Close
Pueblos
Robert Stahl
Odell
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
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