Camp Fire Banquet and Ceremonies in Tripoli
Tripoli School News reports a Camp Fire Girls mother and daughter banquet at the Bert Morf home with pink and white decor and the theme The Wild Rose. The program featured songs, speeches, a fire ceremony, honors, and outdoor activities culminating in a symbolic gown ceremony and rank awards.
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Bert Morf
Gretchen Hani
Violet Ambrose
Lee Lou Morf
Gladys Hankner
Miss Oleson
Miss Boyle
Dorothy Hankner
Guardian Leader Announces Summer Talk on Fire Safety
Gladys Ambrose outlines a brief summer address by the guardian leader focusing on fire extinguishing ceremony and the performance of the song Lay Me To Sleep. The event highlights safety protocols and a reflective performance by the guardian speaker.
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Guardian
Gladys Ambrose
Brook Tomorrow or today poem by Lucille Everding
Monday afternoon the boys and girls wrote poems for school news. The Brook Tomorrow or today laments a brook that will run away and leap after icy sleep as Lucille Everding notes. Mercedes Hesse presents Rain about a window pane with a vain tapping that says you can't come in. Darlene Miller shares My Bunny a poem about a bunny resting in a bed of hay listening to birds.
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Lucille Everding
Mercedes Hesse
Bunny O
Bunny
Darlene Miller
Fourth Grade Map Study and School Party Notes
Miss Chesebro teaches geography as students assemble state study materials from New England and other regions. The class held a twenty perfect day party with a weiner roast at the baseball diamond. The Scallops section describes a B family turkey dinner with scalloped oysters, and Kathleen’s quip on scallops versus oysters. A reflection on how age affects sense and character concludes the excerpt.
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United States
New England
Splendid Talk to Seniors Addresses Critical Moment
A speaker warns seniors that the current period is large and dangerous as restrictions are lifted. He urges sober reflection on the occasion’s true meaning and the need to use the opportunity wisely, noting two reasons why this time is particularly temptations prone.
Age of Opportunities Address at Graduation
A speaker warns graduates about two dangers as they gain freedom from school authority. He urges maturity without reckless choices, stresses the need for continued growth, and emphasizes duty to the nation and God. He calls for higher training, gratitude to God, and courage to seize the large life ahead.
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Hercules
Ulysses
Jesus Christ
Spem
God
Peter
Paul
Iteoys
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