Forty Days and the Ascension Theme in Luke Faith Study
A fragmented religious lesson outlines key Luke passages on the forty days after Resurrection, the Emmaus encounter, the unrecognized companion, and Jesus' appearance to the eleven. It emphasizes open eyes to scripture, belief, and the commission to evangelize the world as Jesus ascends to heaven.
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Luke
Jesus Guca
Jesun
Crist
Justin
Ternantem
Jesus
Fe Hesen
Ray
Debating Team Triumphs as Rittman Edges Doylestown
Rittman High School debaters win both sides in a dual meet against Doylestown teams with decisive victories and praise for preparation, stressing hours of hard work and study. The article recounts the competitive atmosphere, prior records, and the value of practice and speech craft.
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Mareh
Rittman
Platfort É Thiat
Tims Perppaele
Mira
RH 5
Craston
Creston
Luci
Doylestown
Mittina
Mohler
Wayne
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unclear Religious Text
A garbled OCR fragment references Sabbath, Dyke, Hovland, and Hearts with scattered phrases. Many words are unreadable, producing no coherent event or facts to confirm. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations can be reliably discerned.
English Club Meets for Annual Auditorium Program
The weekly English Club session in Web auditorium featured readings including Nibelungenlied stories by Midred Gerberck, and Wagner and Greig pieces performed by Margaret Mealy and Delph Gelser. Miss Williams played piano solos To Spring and On the Mountain. a post program business meeting chose a new club name.
Economics Club Meeting Reports Changes and New Committee
The Economics Club met on Wednesday March 11 with president in charge and prior minutes read. The program featured Tea Room arrangements, starting a cafeteria, home decorations, and a costume design course change. A new program committee was announced: Mildred Smith, Marion Jorie, Giovannnes, and Jaunie Peis.
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Economics Club
Alice Marble
Mildred Smith
Elva
Mara Ont Jorie Giovinnes
Jauviie Peis
History Club elects new officers at March meeting
At the History Club meeting on March 11, new officers were elected. Pres. Clement Klndig, Vice Pres. Nobie Long, Lee, Cletus Goffinot, Censor Milton Paulite, Critic Harry Burger, and Sergeant at Arms Frank Schreier were chosen. The program on The art of modern warfare by Glenn Sigler was presented, with Noble Long introducing it.
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Commercial Club
Roy Mohler
Mar
Mohler
Coolidge
Grover Karch
Walt Mason
Snow Hobbie
Hazel Weygandt
Cheater Winkler
Vera Griner
Foster Baker
Doris Ashbrook
Chester Winkler
Walter Rondabush
Riddles and Lokez
Walter Roudabush
Jaywalkers
Flivverboobs
History Club
Clement Klndig
Nobie Long
Lee
Cletus Goffinot
Milton Paulite
Harry Burger
Frank Schreier
Glenn Sigler
White House
Noble Long
Y P B Eighth Grade Meeting Report 1925
The second Y P B meeting on Saturday May 11 1925 saw Gladys Day absent. Kathryne Bender led with prayers and scripture. A short program followed with recitations. new pupil Pauline Louise Bech joined. Celia Serge returned from San Francisco reporting school terms labeling pupils as educated scrubs and scrubs.
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Y. P B
iMiel
Gladys Day
Kathryne Bender
Mloise Schay Iead
Pauline Louise Bech
Celia Serge
San Francis California
Scrubs
Mae Orr
Rittman Sixth Graders Win Big as Local Games Highlight Week
The Rittman sixth grade Bull Dogs defeated the Sterling sixth grade Tigers 18 to 3 on the Rittman floor in a rough fast game. The Sterling score came from Rittman players committing fouls. The girls’ game ended Cres ton The boys’ game score 26 to 15 in honor of Cres ton. W. C. T. U. posters of the Ten Commandments were placed in school rooms. Spelling contests ran Feb 16 to Mar 13 led by Glen Berkey and Mary Iski. scores were 49 for Glen and 48 for Mary. New spelling contest started Mar 16 with captains Esther A and Bar Velier. Ruth E. Gendlesberger visited home near West Salem. several students out sick.
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Creston
Rittman
Bull Dogs
Sterling
Tigers
Sterling Boys
Glen Berkey
Mary Iski
Glenn
Mary
Ofr
Esther
Bar Velier-are-now
Ladies- of- the
Ruth E.gendlesberger
West Salem
Eighth Grade News: Debates and Drills From 1925
The eighth grade second team defeated the seventh grade 18 to 4 in a spring match. A Tuesday debate on farmer capital featured Don Sigler and Edna Ashbrook for the affirmative and Harold Schwartz with Walter McAnallen for the negative. Fire drills occurred on March 11 and March 16, with quick evacuations.
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Miss Wertz
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