Junior High PEP Brightens With Lessons And Readings
Merritt McDaniels Virginia Macon and Wayne Brown lead seventh and sixth graders in a school pageant featuring exams, grades, and praise for good study habits. Raymond Crone and staff present home room poetry readings and a proclamation by George Washington read by Wilma Walker.
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Merritt McDaniels
Virginia Macon
Wayne Brown
Raymond Crone
Golda van Dorn
Twyla Reid
George Washington
Wilma Walker
Donald Powers
Dorothy Clark
Hazel Kiser
Josephine Hull
Velma McKenzie
Earl Epting
Harvey Coulter
Irene Mason
Honor Roll and Attendance Highlights Across Grades
Honor Roll eighth grade 202 leads grades with 41 A's and 76 B's. Home Room 103 tops attendance with 14 absences and perfect punctuality. seventh grade 106 leads in attendance and punctuality with 14 absences and 3 tardies. Sixth grade girls lead in grades with 80 A's and 51 B's and show 13 absences with no tardies. The assembly opened with two songs, a Thanksgiving hymn and America the Beautiful, featuring Rev Kern of the Baptist church and a focus on gratitude for the school system.
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Home Room
America the Beautiful
Rev. Kern
The
Baptist Church
Kern
Orange ice praised by Faculty in cheerful notice
The poem recalls a group of people enjoying orange ice. A courteous request to come downstairs is followed by obedience and gratitude. The Faculty votes that the event was one of the best, expressing appreciation and thanks.
Weight survey shows underweight students in junior high
Nurse conducted individual inspections in junior high weighing and measuring pupils and comparing to age matched norms from the Child Health Organization. About 40 percent of seventh and eighth graders are at least ten percent underweight, while sixth grade shows a smaller but notable underweight rate.
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Child Health Organization
Health Focus Warns On Malnutrition In Junior High
The article reports sixth to eighth graders showing underweight issues with eight graders most affected. It cites diet and sleep as key factors and urges wholesome meals with fruit vegetables and milk, plus 9 to 10 hours sleep for growing children. It stresses correlation between health and academics and calls for community cooperation.
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Lewis
Evening Junior High Basketball Skirmish Ends With 103 Victory
Tuesday game between Room 107 and 103 started late due to tardy players. Badham’s long pass to Lewis opened scoring, Cyrus broke Lewis’ guarding for a second basket, and 107 rallied early in the second half. Badham fouled late, but 103 won 5 to 0 with referee Guy Carlton and timekeeper L. R. Austin.
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Badham
Tucker
Hada
Hazen Conner
Cyrus Bush
L. R. Austin
Wellman
Guy Carlton
Cedar Falls
Athletics
Lewis
Cyrus
Crone
Chester
To Measure Gases in Simple Medical Lab Apparatus
A bathing cap grease gun and soda lime cap parts of a basic apparatus teach medical students how to measure gases breathed.
Otte Receives Hawkeye Scholarship At University
Lowell Otte, University of Iowa football star and All Conference end, has been awarded the Hawkeye scholarship of 100 dollars as the campus' most representative junior man. He earned freshman numerals in football and track, varsity track numerals, and two letters in football, while maintaining high scholastic averages in the College of Liberal Arts.
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Iowa City
Lowell Otte
University of Iown
Walter Eckersall
Hawkeye
Otte
College of Liberal Arts
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Charles Grayson
Dorothy Masson
Irma Tucker
Helen Lawrence
Hazel Hesseltine
Daryl Becker
Everette Chance
Miss Rhodes
Miss Henderson
West Liberty
Mrs. Edgar
Morning Sun
Miss Hines
Strawberry Point
Mr. Carlton
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Haskins
Columbus Junction
Hampshire
John Deere
McCormick
Schwab Brothers
Chas. Brown
Vv. EB. Davis
Ald of
Gladwin
Harwoods
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