Lookout School Plans Bicentennial Celebration
Lookout school under teacher Aledia F Haller organizes a George Washington Bicentennial program. Vernon Stagner Katherine Welcher and James Welber will represent the school in the township declamatory contest at Snake Hollow on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledia F. Haller
Lookout School
George Washington
Vernon Stagner
Katherine Welcher
James Welber
Snake Hollow School
Marguerite Vodicka
Violet Vodicka
Richmond Public School
Pleasant Ridge School Honors and Activities Report
Edna Pattison reports Pleasant Ridge School closes the first term January 15 with perfect attendance by Edward Kauffman May Rayburn and Tressa Rayburn. Students earn awards for spelling, averages, and perfect attendance. Christmas program December 18 featured posters and decorations. Visitors include Miss Jacobs and Mrs Palmer. Washington themed projects underway. Declamatory contest entries named. multiple students recognized for spelling, attendance, and academic honors amidst facility updates and ongoing classroom projects.
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Pleasant Ridge
Edna Pattison
Edward Kauffman
May Rayburn
Tressa Rayburn
Mae Cannon
Viola Cannon
Santa
Eureka Church
Leslie Powers
No. 1 Oregon Township Pupils Enroll In School
Frances Boyd teaches as eleven students enroll in the school. Named pupils include Buck Buck, Maxine Buck, Phyllis Bean, Barbara Dawson, James Boyd, Geneva Bean, Frances Dawson, Mary Bean, Francis Buck, Richard Dawson, and Rex Dawson. Several students posted perfect attendance and a high spelling average.
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Oregon Township
Frances Boyd
Taecher
Junior Buck
Maxine Buck
Phyllis Bean
Barbara Dawson
James Boyd
Geneva Bean
Frances Dawson
Mary Bean
Francis Buck
Richard Dawson
Rex Dawson
Teacher reports exam grades and attendance milestones
Emma Long notes high grades above 90 in several subjects. Ada Mae Beenblossom never misspells or errs in tests this first semester. George Kennedy Cloyce Zieglowsky Omer Wagner and Lawrence Moore had perfect attendance. Robe rt Flynn showed minimal absences. Third to fifth grades prepare new geography books Foods We Eat and Ways We Travel. A Christmas seals funded a new dishpan and sweeping compound. The class enjoyed a social at the Zieglowsky home and gifts were exchanged during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Long
Ada Mae Beenblossom
George Kennedy
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Omer Wagner
Lawrence Moore
Robert Flynn
Ethel Warren
Mrs. Loong
Olive Warren
Ciara Simmering
Charles Zieglowsky
Students recount six weeks of school life and holiday events
The article notes attendance of Karl, Clarice, Helen, Loyd, Ivan Courtney, and Wilma Richards as not absent or tardy. It describes starting a Friday newspaper, a two week vacation, a Christmas program with limited attendance, a Holland style room, and ongoing grade projects. It mentions Washington's birthday celebration plans, a February declamatory contest, and changes in enrollment. It also details crafts, posters, and bread boards in shop class.
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Karl
Clarice
Helen
Loyd
Ivan Courtney
Wilma Richards
Donad Kelley
Helen Kelley
Ruth Hoover
Lincoln
Washington
Spread Eagle School
Margaret RK
Applegate
David
Phyllis
Helen Galloway
Lemley
Bali
Junior Wallace
School Notes From A Memory Filled Day
Pupils report sharing cakes on a school day with Norma Goetz describing the event. The first grade solves Christmas themed problems while a new school well pump is installed but water remains undrunk for now. Dorris Steele notes.
Geography Start Sparks Anxiety in Early Grade Classes
In third, fourth and fifth grades teachers report eagerness and unease about beginning the new geography curriculum. Parents and students anticipate updates and classroom activities, with students showing mixed readiness for the material.
School Notes Highlight Half Year End and Activities
The first half of the term closed with tests last Thursday and Friday and report cards issued Monday. Paul Frank,1B, earned perfect attendance. a Christmas program was held Dec 18 with a one act play. The school adopted a new flag, received a George Washington picture, and students read Elsie Dinsmore while joining the Junior Red Cross.
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Paul Frank
Phyllis Bowman
Washington
George Washington
Labbsey Twins
Deep Blue Sea
Uncle Fred's
Elsie Dinsmore
Mary Wolfer Leads Holiday School Activities
Mary Wolfer reports a holiday program with a dialogue recitations and songs. Four visitors Aileen Stout Mary Brohm Marguer ite Brohm Zelma Nicholson attended. Students prize winners in spelling are Margaret Nicholson and Laura Stout.
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Mary Wolfer
Nettie Hipp
Mildred Royer
Billie Royer
Edna Hipp
Margie Royer
Aileen Stout
Mary
Marguerite Brohm
Zelma Nicholson
Local Students Honored for Attendance and Spelling
Mary Essley notes nine pupils never absent or tardy since start. Named students include Ruth Longer, Howard Boese, Arthur Boese, Margaret Green, Donald McAtlin, Marilyn Green, Alfred Boese, Mildred Boese and Dale Boese. Margaret Green, Faye Lambert and Ruth Longer named honey Students in spelling for this six.
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Margaret
Marilyn
George
Ariiss Green
Ruth Longer
Donald McAtlin
Ellamae
Iris Kath
Ila Weekly
Donald Kuth
Kaye
Donald Lambert
Eureka Church
George Green
Ta Weekly
Faye Lambert
Margaret Green
Ellamae Rath
Arliss Green
Mary Essley
Howard Boese
Arthur Boese
Marilyn Green
Alfred Boese
Mildred Boese
Dale Boese
Manual Training and Class Activities Report
The excerpt describes ongoing manual training with new tools bought from school funds, examinations with top students John Goetz and Paul Greeland, a cocoon observation project, poster making by students including Four of them teaching lessons, chestnut burrs found by Junior Vesely with Old Jack Frost mentioned, a poem read by the teacher, and two birthday celebrations for Roberta Steele and Junior Vesely.
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Wade
John Goetz
Jack Frost
Roberta Steele
Junior Vesely
Misquoted Pope Line On Solid Food And Praise
A garbled旧 quotation attributes to Alexander Pope a line about kings shielding poets and artists with praise rather than sustenance. The fragment discusses poets needing real support beyond empty praise and stipends to live, highlighting the tension between praise and nourishment.
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Alexander Pope
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