Editorial Staff Names by Ohio Junior High Journal
Editorial staff listed with roles including Editor Caroleen Sartor Editor Don Klin Lincoln Barbara Musil Stewart Jane Baldrige Junior High Wanda CuSter Sports Everette Squire and reporters Dorothy Watson Don Paul Frances Turnipseed Margery Carlson Mary Dreck meier Georganne Rudiger Harold Luers Betty Schlotter Don Gingery Edna Schaffer Ellis Stoops Kent Mangold Harry Whittaker Betty Duncan Mar ilyn Bell Typist Margery Carlson Jr College Jean Mathers Headlines Journalism Class.
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Caroleen Sartor
Don Klin
Lincoln
Barbara Musil Stewart
Jane Baldrige
Wanda CuSter
Everette Squire
Dorothy Watson
Don Paul
Frances Turnipseed
Margery Carlson
Mary Dreckmeier
Georganne Rudiger
Harold Luers
Betty Schlotter
Don Gingery
Edna Schaffer
Ellis Stoops
Kent Mangold
Harry Whittaker
Betty Duncan
Marrilyn Bell
Margery Carlson Jr
Jean Mathers
The Model Rooter and the Silent Cheer
An editorial mocks fans who seek attention in the stands and urges genuine team support. It argues players notice real enthusiasm, not showy poses, and ends with the rule if you don’t cheer, don’t jeer.
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Rooter
Gingerich Accepts College Position at Bethel College Newton
Dr. Melvin Gingerich of the Washington High School faculty takes a year's leave to head the history department at Bethel College Newton Kansas. He departs with his family after arranging class duties for his successors and turning down a wartime relief call to stay with his family.
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Melvin Gingerich
Bethel College
Newton
Kansas
Gingerich
Marjorie Stivers
Jeanette Kyle
Lillian Minick
United States
Edith Shields
Washington High School
Erbe
Don Klein
Dr. Gingerich
Hi-Y
Everette Squire
Hi-V
Mennonite Church
Vichy
France
College students face rigid opening week aptitude exams
During the first week, junior college students took sit down aptitude tests in psychology English chemistry mathematics and foreign language. Tests split into sections measuring reading comprehension vocabulary and pace with foreign language parts prompting puzzled reactions from German students.
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Perro
Homemaking girls report on past summer home projects
Four Homemaking I students present summer work by Dorothy Bear Dorothy Turner Hazel Sojka and Jeanne Shalla. projects include sewing room redecorating and clothing making with items shown at the 4 H Achievement Show and Iowa State Fair.
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Dorothy Bear
Dorothy Turner
Hazel Sojka
Jeanne Shalla
Dorothy
Washington
Officers Named for School Home Rooms in New Year
The article lists room by room officer rosters for the new school year. Teachers, presidents, secretaries, representatives, and alternates are detailed for rooms 103 202 207 106 206 203 112 2 113 10 115 101 105 and 102 with names for each role.
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Miss Anderson
Jessie Shalla
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Joe Goodlander
Mary Voorhees
Bob Burham
Miss Flood
Marjorie Coon
Barbara Musil
Margery Logan
Bill Earth
Geneva
Bill Hammer
Eugene Grecian
Merle Turnipseed
Arlys Myers
Miss Kyle
Phyllis Brown
Charlotte Marshall
Betty Snakenburg
Dorothy Putman
Miss Lambert
Keith Cook
Bill Waggonner
Mary Lou Barth
Doyle Gray
Mr. Lussky
Everette Prebyl
Charley Crull
Hal Longer
Joan Scott
Miss Mercer
Paul Jordan
Maxine Reeves
Shirley Brown
Frances Whisler
Miss Miner
Marjorie Carlson
Charles Atkinson
Ellen Humble
Betty Duean
Miss Minick
Keith Hardy
Mary Baldrige
Dorothy Hennon
Ralph Schilling
Miss Moore
Bill Peters
Lyle Box
Ina Belle Gault
Kathryn Huber
Miss Patton
Neva Jean Robertson
Paul Peiffer
Question and names of orchestras in era
The list presents pairs of individuals associated with big band leaders and orchestras such as Benny Goodman Glenn Miller Kay Kyser Sammy Kaye and waltz or swing era figures. The fragment shows multiple person pairings likely as potential favorites or connections to famous bands.
English Aptitude Exam Session Proves Enjoyable
The session focused on the English aptitude portion, liked by many students, while other parts drew more interest. Though timed, the entire exercise lasted about an hour.
New Year Moves for School Marching Band
Seventy three students are enrolled this year with seventeen new members. Old members and staff details follow, including drum major Merle Turnipseen and flag and twirl groups. The band will perform at home games and Little Six events with plans for an out of town game and a larger orchestra this year.
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Merle Turnipseen
Doris Grey
Ruth Applegate
Margery Logan
Betty Simons
Edith Gillispie
Virginia Robertson
Norma Rhodebeck
Dorothy Hennon
Maxine Mangold
Marjorie Benson
Arlys Larson
Lois Humston
Brayton
W H S Enrollment Increase
The current high school enrollment is 448, up 3 from last year. Freshmen lead with 128, juniors 116, sophomores 106, and seniors 98. The senior class faces political battles as both parties, boys and girls, are evenly split at 49 each. Girls outnumber boys in all other classes. Football spirit boosts freshmen, who report for practice despite being the smallest class.
Dick Marshall Chosen To Represent School In Little Six Meeting
The Student Council selected Dick Marshall as the Little Six Conference representative at the first meeting in Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Erbe attended as advisor and the group discussed band influence, cheering sections, and a Traveling Trophy. Minutes will be published later.
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Dick Marshall
Little Six
Erbe
Mt. Pleasant
Chose Assistants For Library Work
Miss Martha Sidles named Wilma Brower and Shirley Petersen as assistant librarians for the first semester. New books include The Last Quarter by Barbour, Sand by Sue Barton, Sky Service, Bound Girl of Cobble Hill, Haverhill Herald, Dear Enemy, Boys Life of Will Rogers, Red Horse Hill, Dear Enemy, The Crimson Sweater, Iron Duke, Singing in the Wilderness, and many others. Flight Seven is also listed among the new arrivals.
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Martha Sidles
Wilma Brower
Shirley Peterson
Ralph Henry Barbour Sand
Williames Sue Barton
Helen Baylston
Sky Service
Elizabeth Hvwbhard Lansing
Leif Erickson
Frederic Kummer
Jean Webster
Crimson Sweater
Ralph Henry Barbour
John R. Tunis Marian Martha
Fargo
John James Audubon
Desert Dust at W H S Celebrates Freshman Couples and Fashion
Students flock back to the halls of W H S in couples after a gay summer with various new romances named alongside longtime pairs. The feature lists favorite fashion highlights including Franny Whisler, Es ther, and Marge Carlson, ending with a rallying note to turn out for all the games this fall and cheer the Demons to victory.
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W.H.S
Ginger
Arlo
Darwin
Jean
Mary Voorhees
Bob Downing
Willie
Audry
Mary D
Bob F
Bonnie
Paul
Eleanor
Johnny
Kimbal
Marylin
T. J
Rudy
Gwendolyn R
Bob Bostwick
Dorothy
Wayland
Pat Scobel
Franny Whisler
Esther
Marge Carlson
Mary Catherine
Eight Out-of-Town Freshmen Invade Local College
The article introduces eight new freshmen from out of town at the college, led by Victor Flynn and Keith Huber. Represented towns include West Chester with three students, Ainsworth, Brighton, Crawfordsville, Ka tona, and Sigourne High School graduate Margaret Ellen Barker.
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West Chester
Victor Flynn
Keith Huber
Keith
John Pearson
Bob
Margaret Ellen Barker
Sigourne High School
Ainsworth
Eldon Conry
Brighton
Grace Dunbar
Ruth Martin
Crawfordsville
Clyde Finke
Clyde
Lucille Strabala
Katona
Hi Y Cabinet Plans Year At North Side Cafe
Hi Y cabinet met at the North Side Cafe for a brief session to map the next year program. An all early sign up table will be in the hall for one week with a 35 cent registration fee. about 65 boys are expected to join. A candy stand at Case Field will be run by Hi Y members. The first dinner date is not set yet. The Y book exchange sold over 800 dollars in books.
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Hi-Y
North Side
Case Field
The
Chorus Expands Rehearsal Schedule and Seeks Singers
The mixed chorus now meets each weekday at nine for rehearsal, up from three times weekly. Five new pieces have been chosen by Mr White Adoramus Te Oh Susanna Roll Chariot Salvation is Created Sunbeams Out of Heaven. Girls glee club sings eight on Wednesdays and Fridays with a sextet to be formed from the group, while boys meet at eight on Tuesdays and Thursdays for a male quartet. Any high school student may join.
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White
Boys Glee Club
Glee Club
High School Music Schedule and Games List
A weekly calendar lists multiple music ensembles and tryouts including Klute Quartet and Glee Club events Monday through Friday. It notes a Friday game Washington Demons versus Fairfield marked out of town, plus daily choir and instrumental rehearsals and tests with various time slots.
Demons Travel to Fairfield for Big Week-Start Clash
After one game under their belts the Demons go to Fairfield to face the Little Six champions. Fairfield returns three lettermen but shows strong practice turnout and a capable first eleven. Coach Geneva plans brisk drills to avenge last year’s 41 to 7 loss and push the team toward top form before kickoff Friday night.
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Fairfield
Geneva
Parsons Picks Annual Hi Life Staff For 1942 Yearbook
At a meeting of the editor business manager and Tom Parsons faculty advisor the 1942 Hi Life staff was chosen. Editor in chief Marylin Bell business manager Eugene Dunlap administration Virginia Holden and others were named with roles in classes organizations athletics humor calendar art and more. Posed pictures of the group were taken for the Hi Life.
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Tom Parsons
Mary
Lin Bell
Eugene Dunlap
Virginia Holden
Jane Baldrige
Ton Pauls
Don Klein
Dorothy Watson
Georganne Rudiger
Archie Euwer
Edna Schaeffer
Mary Redlinger
Betty Stevens
Pat Swift
James Bey
Willis Booth
Dick Gardener
Joan Keifer
Everette Squire
Bill Barth
Bill House al
Wallpaper and Paint Ideas for Closets and Shelves
Freshen closets and shelves with wallpaper or paint. Use contrasting colors to highlight room decorations. Plain papers suit closets and rooms with figural or flowered walls. small designs are best for shelves.
Pelicans at Miami Beach Become Nuisance to Anglers
Certain pelicans near a fishing pier in Miami Beach have grown tame by residents feeding them and buying bait, turning a once harmless sight into a growing nuisance for local anglers.
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Florida
Miami Beach
Fla
Elect Officers at Junior High School
Junior High selects student officers for seventh and eighth grades. Advisors list presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and assistants across rooms 101 103 107 105 201 and 202. Activities include Glee Club meetings, club sessions, and a Friday assembly.
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Duca
Joan Fields
John Masson
John Lloyd
Margaret Ralston
Carlton
Advis
New Teachers join Washington High School faculty
Three new teachers join Washington High School and Junior College this year. Miss Josephine Lambert from Carthage Illinois will coach gym and teaches at multiple levels. Miss Margaret Moberly from Kentucky will lead commercial studies and teach typing and sales. William Bates from Aurelia Iowa becomes junior college coach and manual training teacher.
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Washington High School, Jr. College
Washington
Josephine Lambert
Carthage
Illinois
Carthage College
Warsaw
University of Iowa
Estherville
Long
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagnell Dam
Missouri
Lambert
Margaret Moberly
Moberley
Kentucky
Richmond
Waco
Lynch
University of Chicago
Aurelie
Iowa
Buena Vista Co
Storm Lake
Colorado College of Nation
Greeley
Colorado
Battle Creek
Milford
Geneva
Bates
South
Activity Tickets On Sale in H Rooms
Students may purchase first semester activity tickets through home room teachers. Price is $2.25 paid in full or $2.50 on installments. Tickets cover 8 football games at 25 cents each, 5 paid assemblies at 25 cents each, and 6 basketball games at 25 cents each.
Patricia Flynn Freshman With Wide Range Of Studies
Patricia Flynn, a freshman, carries English Latin algebra and homemaking. She is nicknamed Pat by friends and stands five feet five inches tall, weighs 110 pounds, and has long black hair with dark brown eyes. Her cheery hello and leading personality are noted along with a hobby of collecting two hundred match folders.
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Pat
Ida Lupino
Jeffery Lynn
Patricia Flynn
Bob Ross Youth Profile Note
A sophomore with light brown hair and brown eyes stands 5 ft 6 in and weighs 136 pounds. He takes English II biology mechanical drawing and personal typing and is known for a pleasant smile and joking disposition. His favorite actors are Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. His pet peeve is bragging. He enjoys constructing motor scooters.
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Errol Flynn
Oliva de Haviland
Bob Ross
New Instructors At Stewart School
Stewart school announces four new teachers including Miss Betty Sue Thompson in third grade, Miss Lyrita Schleuter for fourth to sixth language, Miss Mildred Riepe in health and science, and Miss Helen Harrison directing music and art. Enrollment sits at 239 pupils, with two kindergarten classes per grade due to larger numbers. The lunch program begins October 1 under Miss Jeffrey, with hot lunches available. Officers listed include President Margaret McCall, Vice President Helen Falk, Secretary Marjorie Buwer, Assistant Secretary Johnny Coffman.
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Kenneth Freeman
Stewart School
Betty Sue Thompson
Lyrita Schleuter
Mildred Riepe
Donnellson
Helen Harrison
Lincoln School
Interesting Science Classes at Lincoln
Liéneuhe school science classes under Miss Helen Levis study plants and animals. Sixth grade completed Unit a Food Factory with experiments on plant nourishment from iron dioxide and water and growth of stems and leaves. Fifth grade studies How seeds Help Each Other with an ant and bee colony observation. Fourth grade class forms a museum and classifies items as living or non living, noting plants and animals.
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Liéneuhe School
Helen Levis
Eany Dent
Dean Mead Receives Catalogue Request from Hewal Boy
A Hewal boy asks Dean Mead for a catalogue of Washneie Junior College. The item appears in a local notice column.
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Dean Mead Receis
Hewal
Wash Neie Junior College
Uncertain Text From Junior College Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a California student and a class activity with squares. Details are unclear about names dates or outcomes.
Flowers Like Red World Wide Color Dominance
A partial note indicates red dominates global flower coloration with more than half of flowers described as red or red shades. The text hints at widespread red prevalence in ornamental and natural blossoms across regions and species.
Room will be conducted in same manner as it was last
The note states that the room will be run in the same way as before, preserving prior procedures and organization.
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