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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1937

Page

6

Heights School Pupils Enjoy Excursion And Craft Fun

Kindergarten pupils from Heights school spent a Wednesday afternoon visiting Charlotte Little and Peggy Munn to see animals, made Mother's Day cards with poems, and created paper flowers. Fourth grade studied China and flowers while fifth graders reported on South America and asphalt. Verett Proby rejoined the school from Centennial Room as third room crafted Mother’s Day booklets.

the Heights Charlotte Little Peggy Munn China South America Delbert Earl Billy Breitenbach Verett Proby Heights Mother Mine

Picture Machine Made From Box

A motion picture project centers on a wooden box with two holes for broomstick pegs acting as spools. A tan curtain will cover the opening as the box is prepared for painting while a large roll of paper carries drawn pictures and captions. The first film covers boat history with named student leaders and vessels.

Kammueller Wallace School Dorothy Nichols Log Martha Downing Jetty Lou Detkin Marjorie Fower Keith Farrier Roger Mckeeown Allen Morgan Franciens Shaw Bobby Fisher Shirley McDole Virginia Donaldson Hugh Boyd Kindergartners

Junior High Marble Tournament Announced

Junior high students will compete in a marble tournament this week with an individual cup for the champion. Last year’s winner was Rayburn Davies while Nan Hoover, Leon Bailey, Rosella Hysell and Lewis Davis are among quarantines and enrollments affecting class activities.

Rayburn Davies Nan Hoover Leon Bailey Rosella Hysell Lewis Davis Ottumwa George Mohr Leebs Joe Duca Rollens Louise Porter Louise Robinson Europe Othy Turner

Play Time Club Presents Readings and Arts in Third Grade

Wal lace school third grade opened with song and poems from students Keith Farrier, Herman Doran, Dale White, and others performed a short play featuring Wayne Pratt, Shirley MecDole, Marjorie Kuwer, Marie Blattner, and Bobby Anderson. Teachers praised room decorations and weeklong projects across grades.

Wallace School Keith Farrier Wayne Pratt Shirley MecDole Marjorie Kuwer Marie Blattner Pobby Anderson Betty Lou Oetken Virginia Reenblossom Herman Doran Dale White Martha Downing Ruby Bruegege Elien Gray Hall Keitth Farrier Casey Jones Marjorie Enuwer Dorothy Nichols Miss Kammuiller Allan Morgan Bobby Fisher Panl Yeaman Clarence Collett Theodore Roosevelt Lemley Good Housekeepinge George Doran Lucille Schneider Teddy Woods

Iowa High School Music Festival Impresses East and Midwest Critics

Eric L. Clark director of the American Colleges concert program says the Iowa festival is a groundbreaking event. He notes 6400 students reveal a rich Midwest musical life that challenges Eastern notions of music as a private pursuit. He argues Iowa is leading America toward a true musical nation.

Eric L. Clark Association of American Colleges New York City N. Y Ally Usterner Anda Clark Towa America Middlewest Iowa

Schoolroom Talks and Student Activities Highlight Week

In several rooms students presented on topics from hiuffing to a trip south. Vox pop questions filled Miss Christian and Mr Maasdam rooms. Applegate spoke on stamps. a Railroad game entertained in Mr Kimberlin’s room.

Miss Wilson

Geography class progress noted in grades six and seven

In sixth grade geography students study Norway and Sweden while seventh grade students begin stars and planets. The instructor regards the solar system chapter as the most interesting in the book.

Norway Sweden

Friends Donate Books to Washington High School Library

Miss Althea Montgomery and Miss Anna Dawson donated volumes to the Washington high school library. Montgomery contributed English and American Literature with readings by Roy Bennet Pace. Dawson provided works including In the Days of Christ by Alfred Eder sheim and Time compiled by the American Legion.

Althea Montgomery Anna Dawson Washington High School Library Thomas Nelson Page Ralph Waldo Emerson Persia Joseph Knamishee H. W. Mabie William Cullen Bryant Aurora Luch Elizabeth Benett Browning Rolle Roock Thomas Moore Kinnelworth Sir Walter Scott Vanity Fair William Makepeace Thackeray

Junior College Activities Highlight Local Events and Plans

Junior College students and staff attend the State Music Festival and picnics at Sunset Park. Reports on Iowa executive departments are reviewed by the American Government class. Commencement address to be delivered by Superintendent E B A Ralston at Thornburg High.

Executive Department State of Iowa Board of Health Fish and Game Commission Uniform State Law and Commission of the Blind Town City EB. A. Ralston Thornburg

Wake Up and Live and The Haunted Bookshop Fusion

Dorothea Brande proposes a Will to Fail alongside Will to Power and Will to Live and offers twelve disciplines as remedy. The review notes a novelistic pairing with Christopher Morley’s The Haunted Bookshop, a mystery romance tied to a bookstore owner and literary references.

Dorothea Brande Branide Brande Christopher Morley

Lincoln Pupils Hear Coronation Plans And Activities

Lincoln students engage with coronation themes through assembly to hear King George VI address the crowd and view parade descriptions. They study England’s dominions and time differences while fourth graders write poetry and learn fractions, thermometers, and maps, and the school earns dental honor roll.

George England Clara Barton China Takihe

Three's a Crowd Presented at Junior College Assembly

A group from Town Wesleyan College Mt. Plergynt brought the one act play Three's a Crowd to the regular junior college assembly. Miss Oval Keeney led the play production class as they assisted with staging and duties. The high school was invited and enjoyed the comedy.

Town Wesleyan College Mt. Plergynt

School Scribes Recall Busy Week and Plays Cast

The school notes a busy week with state level participation not yielding superior ratings. June Putnam reports a sore arm after Clinton conclave. Scribe praises the Mother's banquet speaker but laments its short duration. Cast lists for Weintes and The Mouse Trap are provided with student directors and sponsors from Forensiclab funding.

Clinton

Picnic or hike mystery among high school class

A quirky monologue about a weekend outing with a class of high school students and their teacher. It recalls a picnic or hike, mentions Gweneth, two mushrooms found, foods like pork and beans, potato chips, ginger ale, and references to Keota and a late Sunday night sighting.

Gweneth

Plays To Be Given Thursday May 20

Two one act plays will be given Thursday in the high school auditorium. Students will perform scenes written by local authors and directed by drama teachers. Cast members include sophomore and junior students from the drama club.

Audi

Centennial pupils discuss English throne and citizenship

Fourth and fifth graders held an assembly on the coronation and future king with pictures of Queen Elizabeth and the royal coach. Third graders prepared Mother's Day booklets while others presented rules on good citizenship and school values.

Centennial Queen Elizabeth Franklin Hill Jessie Gray David Turner Dorothy Baker Henrietta Stewart Phyllis Cw Henrietta Robert Custer Dick MccCleery Sahara Desert Centelenial Sunger Park

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