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Increase Shown Heads Student Council Student Council Picture of a Sophomore Thousand Sales Advocate Goal 66 More People Over Last Year Picks Officers This Semester Red and Black In Registration To Head Group Few Changes Are Made in Faculty.
Jeau Willis Is Elected New ·President.
109 More Registered
a. Theobald, Betty Hillyer,
Other Lincoln High Schools Show Substantial Increases.
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LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, WEDNEsDAY, September 26, 1934.
VOL. XXIX. NO. 1
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Virginia Fleetwood; Others Chosen.
A rather small individual, pale and trempling, clutched a red hand book in one hand and a note book in the other. He proceeded down the hall at a rather jerky pace with his eyes wide open (it was probably a nightmare to him -get it?) and ·his · h ea d turning from one side to the other searching for room numbers and stopping every once in a while to glance at his program card. All at once a smile crossed his face from ear to ear. He saw a friend, and after a minute's kidding, he persuaded his friend to show him the way to his next class (secretly resenting the kidding the rest of the morning) .
Robert McGeachin Managing Editor. Other Staff Appointments Announced in Today's Advocate.
Wea1 Shielos
Home Rooms Elect Representatives for This Semester.
0 Following the usual custom, the 1SEVERAL REELECTED · Death Takes a Holiday Advocate will sell for 50 cents a Whis'tling, yelling, waving Six More Boys .Than Girls Jean Willis was elected presisemester and may be paid for in and honking of horns are com_dent of the student. council for this two payments, the first to be made Registration at Lincoln high Chosen from Nominations mon ways of attracting atten· semester at the meeting .held Wedbefore next week's issue comes out school increased from 2,461 in 1933 Made Thursday. tion of students when school Is nesday, September 19. The other and the second before November 1. to the present figures of 2570. The dismissed, but the most peculiar officers are: Clement Theobald, In former years a class competifirst day of school the total was Elections ·far home room reprevice-president; Betty Hillyer, secway yet was practiced on the tion has been held, but this semes2480 and at the end of the weelt retary-treasurer and Virginia rainy and cold Thursday, Sepsentatives were held, Friday, Sep• ter a goal of one thousand subthere was an increase of ninety tember 20. Fleetwood, editor. Jean Willis scriptions has been specified for tember 21, during home room peover the first registration. Jean Willis is a member or the A car driving up in front of the appointed salesmen of the Class registration is headed by riod. Ou t of sixty-six representa.. Mummers, the Orpheons, the Lincoln high put a white funeral home rooms to strive for. A record the 10 B's who have a registration tives, thirty are girls and thirty• choir, has been a home room repflag out the car w indow and of the total subscriptions sold will of 160. The smallest class is the six a re boys. Nominations were resentative and wM president of waved in back and rorth untll be kept in the bulletin board in 12 A, with only 178 registered. The the girl.$ glee club. Clement Theothe pupils for whom it was made Thursday. Some are serving: front of the office. other classes are 12B with 524, bald is a member _ of _the Mumwaiting recognized the signal a second t erm as representatives, This semester's Advocate staff, lOA with 224, the 11 B with 514, mers, th~ Orpheons, the Hi-Y, had and ran out to the car, into ·with Robert McGeachin, managing the 11 A with 320, and a group of The representatives and alterthe lead in the junior play, "The which the white flag was editor, put its first paper into cirtwenty graduates. na tes are as follows : 100 Theresa Queen's Husband," and is a track promptly drawn. culation today by giving each stuFew changes in faculty, room Kaker and Betty Ann Cary; 101 and football letterman. Bob Leadlev Chosen Hall dent a free copy, as is the custom. assignments and class assignments Same Sales Plan As Links Edward Albrecht and Norma AnBetty Hillyer is a member of The staff appointments were made Guard° Captain. were made in_the school. dersen; 102 Marion Bowers and the Writers Club and Girl Reserves. Used to Be Tried; Work by Miss Farman last week. Two New Teachers Here. Lucille Caire; 103 Dorothy Camp• Virginia Fleetwood belongs to tthe 13 Locker Guards Check News editor is Marjorie Hudson Started Early. Miss Mary Prouty and Miss bell and Gerald Booth; 105 Cath• writers club, the Mummers, the Lockers, Insure ,_T ·.ey Are with · associate ·e ditor, Edsel Rice. Eulalie Bratcher are two teachers erine Bullock and Don Anderson; Getting under way early this Girl Reserves, is Forum vice-presiMary Tooey, Helen Hewitt and Kept Locked. new to Lincoln high, Miss Brat- year, a m~ting of the Scribe staff dent, was president of the art club 107 Mary Sherburne and Fran'k Don Anderson are second page, One hundred and four hall cher ,who formerly taught at Jackin Day; 109 Marion Beardsley and was held Wednesday, September and is at present art editor of the guards and thirteen locker guards third page and sport editors, re- Few Graduates Enrolled son high and Irving junior high, George Ayers; 117 Evelyn HopScribe. spectively. Other· positions are Out of State Colleges have · been selected !Or the semes. is teaching a full time schedule of 19, in room 319, which has been kins and J ohn Good ; 120 Mary The newly·elected president apcirctilation manager, Lauren Lamand Universities. shorthand and typewriting. A given to the Scribe as an office pointed Robert Leadley and Har- ter by the student council and Haney and P earl P apik ; 121 Bill pert, and assistant, _ Doris Smith; Miss Helen Dunlap, sponsor. Hall Lost to Lincoln high school are Weston and J a ck Campbell; 125 graduate of the university, Miss this semester. old Ledford as a committee on guards serve during lunch periods Jack Heilman, sports writer; Louis a group of students who are fin- Marjorie Wiederspan and James Bratcher has her B. S. degree. Relative merits of various color co.Ior day. while locker guards check lockers Meyer, features; Gertrude Buck- ishing their education in various Evinger; 130 R osemary Hasse and Miss Prouty, newly appointed holz, girls' sports writer; Lorraine combinations for the cover were ever.y period. schools of different states. Adaline Frances Imm ; 134 Tom Bodie and biology teacher who has her headMcCauley, editorials; Don Ozendiscussed and a tentative -vote on The duty. of hall guards is to esand Betty Bauer, senior and junior Ruth Butts ; 135 Eunice Detwiler quarters in room 403, holds three l:)augh, librarian; Fred Long, extablish and maintain orderly halls respectively, moved to Des Moines, and Wesley Charlton; 136 Jack degrees from the University of the combinations was taken. A and keep students from going changes; Mary Miller, literary Iowa, where they will continue Cole and Frieda Dinges; 139 Jack Nebraska, bachelor of science, new idea of having a motif on editor; .Marijane Eager, columnist; down corridors where classes are their school work. Harry Prouty, Fowler and Dean Ogle; 140 J ohn bachelor of arts and master of each page was brought up and it Beginnings, growths and simi- in session. Bob Leadley has been 8lld copy 'readers, Fern Bornearts. After securing these degrees was decided to adopt this plan for larities of various languages were chosen captain of hall guards and meier, Deloris Wisser and Betty junior, now attends Cranbrook Worral and Arthur Strasheim; 141 School, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, James McCracken and Victor Miss Prouty taught for one year explained and illustrated by Miss Stewart. In Waterbury high school, assisted the time being. Plans for a sales Annetta Sprung to her French 3 checks to see that they are in their Michigan, while Janet Lau, senior, Schaefer. assigned places at the correct at Wesleyan university one year campaign were discussed. It is classes on the first day of school. time. 201 Kennth Fahrenbruch and and Elizabeth Waugh, junior, are enrolled at Dana Hall. Wellesley, Betty Heilig; 203 Helen Hoffman and then completed a year of thought that the same plans as Miss Sprung explained that alLocker guards check to insure medicine in St. Louis before com- the Links used last year would be though language is extremely imMassachuset ts. F'olitt Limpp, sen- and Maxine Lake; 204 Molly Wyportant; few persons realize its that lockers are kept locked. If a ior, carries on at East high school, land and Dorothy Van Patten; 207' ing to Lincoln. utilized. At the first meeting of the coun· 'f'icance as re1a t ed t o mod ern student neglects to lock his locker, Sioux City, Iowa. Former Member Returns. The Scribe staff this year con- signi Dick Hiatt and Jenniemae Hag el; of the Lincoln Teachers associa~ cil A former high $_Chool instructor . sists of ~velyn Taylor, editor, civilization. Because of our means he is reported. Repeated neglect t' h Id s • b . th Coming bac kto Lincoln high 208 Raymond Linden and Marion 20 of this kind is considered a serious ion e ep.em er ' m e h l . Ar N' 1 senior, Kath:::; 209 Ruth Liebers and Cecil who has returned · is Miss Mary Carol Dahlberg, business manager; of . conveying messages ·from one_.offense. south administration building, o. sch 00 is ice ie son, Guthrie. She is teaching home eco- Virginia Fleetwood and Gale Saf- to another, we have advanced from w o comes from Askor, Minne- Gore ; 212 James P or ter and R usH. Bimson was speaker. Most of the guards are perninomics. Miss Guthrie has been at ford, art editors; Helen McLaugh- a primitive world to a great civiMr. Bimson spoke on the neces- sota. . . . sell Oquist; 214 John Kainopp and anently selected altho there may Irving junior higll school for the lin, circulation manager; Richard lization. sity of a wholehearted support of Graduates of Lincoln h1gll H elen E vans; 216 J ohn Gates Md Acording to certain theories, be a few changes.and substitutions. the Conununity _Chest on.ihe .p azj:. sc~O_()l -~h() _are :n:_()~l-~~--.!_~~~t of Wilber Xeigler; 217 P~G.~ J oyce last fei:v years. She takes the place Woodward and Ropert McGeach~n, U! 1t-Ii:s~· Huh:ia-J3.t-efifill:l.Ut""wt1V·!ra;~ ·~-a..l~ 1s,, !..iS:~tg • 1 ,-~naocr.sr--:tT'l:tl-~-- t -ere wa~ 'a limewnen man.-e2t- -._wuu~m Loo•~"'\i?,~;';;~~~;.a. -Riche.rd of the Lincoln people, as the Fed- the state ulllver sities m~lude Perry and P h il Heller; 220 Betty Joe a leave of absence. erary staff, Gale Safford, Kathryn pressed his thoughts by signs anci ~i~!~!i~: E~t",,°~ge wi?e""Y':"IE~~nnef~ 1~~h~~= eral government could not hope to Beach at San Bernardino Va~ley Hochler and Jack Hyland; 221 Harry Hoy, _w ho taught biology Werner, Eleanor Eiche and Rich- pictures. Then, as time went on, !-~~h,Ei~~;?ut:re~!~icitBR~~~~;~~·Ken!eth cope with the demands for aid. Junior College, San Ber nardino, Frerio Chevront and Donna Belle last year has taken over Miss ard De Brown. he found it less difficult to draw t~r':i"~r. LoI:'ti".rf00~ire~i'~~~. MB':~;, i~~~~~ Miss Olivia Pound reported on California. Carroll Gillen cheers Harrington; 225 Thersa Martin attention by uttering sounds from Myron Sehroeder, Betty Keefer, Faye the emergency fund. She reported for the colors of C~affe! Jun_i~r and Marie Reitz; 227 Homer La· Mamie Short's classes and is now ----F--~ Bale, Margaret Erb, Margaret Cushing, his lips. Carolyn Kane, ·Natalie Rehlaender, Betty that $150.00 had been borrowed College, Ontario, Cahforma. Min- boritz and Harriet Lehr. teaching only physics, while Miss As one big family of people be- ~6~~~it5~r. VL~~~~al~~ton~org:~tl;.n, l'::Si, from the fund for certain emer- am Schmidt has classes at North302 Dexter Folsom and P hlyllis Short has taken Miss Mariel Gere's came separated, the languages be- MB~~~ KJ1~ye~a~1~g ~~~~~. i.iary He•- gencies which had come up during western university and Mary Taylor ; 303 Helen Yost and Augplace and is now teaching chemisr, Stanley HaroldJohnSampson, try. Miss Gere is on a year's leave Forum try-outs will be held came different, because of natural te Harold Schrog,Brewster, Adna Dobson, Mayne. the summer. Directly after Miss S tookey attends De Pauw univer- ust Morisse; 304 Leslie W right and resources and varying climates. Bud Yoder, Don Moss, Bob Bailey; Bill of absence and making a Euro- Wednesday and Thursday, October Virginia Thede; 305 Bud Yoder Pfeiff, Dick Woodward, Richard Strasser, Pound's report the council listened sity. Greencastle, Indiana. Jean Willis, Harriet Byron, Helen Severa, to the reports submitted by the vapean trip. 3 and 4, at 3:15 in room 314. Two and Zellma Matheny; 306 Betty June Erickson. K~thryn Werner, Alice Nolan, Ruth Mehser, Nan Talbot, Betty rious commit tees. Miss Ruth Price has changed minute speeches will be made from Groth and Bruce R obb; 307 Ann Duff, Patricia Lahr. Janet Caldwell, rooms with Miss Florence Jenkins the following: Argumentative: Charles R oberts and R ichard R off; Verguet Wentrick, Robert Coles, James The meeting was closed with Vlatson , Harry Bu rback, Dexter ~olsom, and now has room 304 while Miss Resolved; that Nebraska .should 309 Mar y Schricker and Bob plans being formed by the building Randol Col v>-rt. Frank· Priest, Bill Lyman, Ruth Adams, Jenkins has Miss Price's former adopt a one house legislature, that Moon ; 312 Mary Frances Wilson Eva Mae Heiser, Louise Mans, Phyllis representatives to canvass for the Robinson , Margaret Holmbeck, Camllle Most unsupervised study groups F loyd Higgins, science and ath- a nd Marg aret Mohrman; 313 Billy room, 321. Miss Frances McChes- the several states should adopt a Shire, Helen Krum, Dick· Smiley, Ra\ph Community _Chest. letic instructor, was married Au- McKennas and Betty Meyer; 314 ney is using room 326 for her three policy of free state medicine and have chosen their monitors and al- Recd, Robert Martin, Geor ge Mueller, Don Anderson, Stanley Sandlovich, Richard gust 15, to Miss Lois Stier, g radu- Clyde Martz a nd Rodney Martin; classes in English 7, public speak- that Lincoln high school should ternates. These pupils will check DeBrown, Kent Tupper, Gerald Mohler, S Maryellen Mayne, No1·ane Royer, Rebekah •. ate of the January class of 1928 315 Victor Molzer and Betty MuIng, because of the advantage of adopt the plan of a student activity attendance and otherwise take Oldfat her, Eleanor Gettmann. l\farjor\s Smith, Felicia Dorothy Jvverson, and formerly a t eacher at the eller; 316 Jack P ierson and Charles the stage in the room. ticket. Discussion: American pris- charge of the classes. They are Harold Schrag, Giguere, Don Davis, Kenneth WilLoren Zook, John Hoppe, Harold There has also been some chang- ons, ravages of the drouth and partially listed in tlie following: liamson, Ledford. Bob Bailey, J.1.ck Rezner, Sam Try-outs for the writers c I u b Saratoga grade school in Lincoln. Ogler ; 317 Barbara Roberts and 304, period 1, Monday, Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins went to Gerald Mohler; 312 Berniece Van lng of schedules. Ralph Andrews shelter belt of trees. ~~~d"l_~d;;~~~~r~~\~~n"G-a~~\~o~~am~~o~~; will close Wednesday, October 3. now has two periods supervising The try-out committee consists Friday; monitor, Elna Mae King- Ayres. Locker Guards. Manuscripts ori either p o em s Wyoming and Colorado for their Wagenen and Kent Mur phy; 325 study hall and Miss Edith Ellis of Patricia Scott, Franklin Hamil- don, alternate, Armelene McKay. M~~~~.leyMa~)~e~·~; ~ker~ill K[,,t,;~{~· ~Y \~ stories or essays will be taken by honeymoon trip. They spent one Robert Sandberg and Marion Sten1 1 gives one period to assisting Miss ton, John Good, Robert Leadley, Tuesday and Thursday, Marion strucl<, Dorothy Iverson, Janet Legg~, Miss Nelie Putney in room 307 or week in the mountains around Red ten; 327 Melba Wampler a nd Richard Hageltn, Don Moss, Patr1c1a Carolyn Leavitt. Mrs. Bernice Miss Margaret Davis and Miss Keckler. Period 2, Monday, Wed- Scott, Doris Meier, Howe.rd Dean, Jean 1 Miss Elsie Cather in room 204. A F eather Lakes in Colorado, forty Fred Long. nesday, Friday, Alice Nolan and Willis. 400, E lmer Batty and Mary Tebbetts is now dividing her time Inez Cook. short meeting was held Friday to miles from a railroad, where peopie were few and far between, Sutherland; 402, Paul Spier a nd between English and French, beJudge are Elmo Phillips, Wen- Henrietta Kortlang. Tuesday and appoint the manuscript committee cause of the heavy English regis- dell Ames and Miss Elsie English. Thursday, Henrietta Kortlang. Pewhich consists of Patricia Lahr, a~d the temperature was around Ralph Sturdevant; 403, Wendell Wilson and Darlene Storing ; 228-.A'. tration. Fifteen minutes before each pu- riod 3, 304, Monday, Wednesday, Miss Cather, and Miss Putney as freezing. Earlier in the summer Mr. Hig- Margaret Holmbeck and Betty More unsupervised study halls pi! appears before the try•out Friday, Juanita Brown; alternate, The dramatic clubs of Lincoln coefficients, Jack Toms, chairman; Boyd. 306 Monday, Wedhave been organized. Rooms 207, committee he will draw to de- Pau:· Bud Yoder, Adna Dobson, Frank gins spent some time in the fruit J ane Mann. 22~-B. Bob P erry and Bob Mills; 304, 306 and 326 are used at vari- termine on which of his two sub- nesday and Friday, monitor, Vel- high have chosen this week for Day, Junior Hager, Rose Mary Hill, orcha rds near the home of his jects he will speak. Those wishing ma Ekwael; alternate, Helen their fall try-outs. ous periods for this. Elaine Vacik and · Elinor Acker- parents who reside in P eru, Ne- 226-C, Janice Starbach a nd RichTry-outs for Mummers will be braska. ard White; 326-A, Fred Bodie a nd man. General Increase in Registratio~ to try out Wednesday will sign up Focht. Period 4, 306, Monday, Wedheld Wednesday and Thursday at Mr. Higgins' marriage leaves Harriett Byron ; 326-B, Howard Other Lincoln schools show sub- in 314 and those wishing to _try nesday, Friday; monitor, Jean Wilonly one bachelor, Arvid Johnson, Dean and Marie Gerdes, Dwan lis; alternate, _Betty Hiller. Tues- 3:15 in the auditorium. The boys Try-Outs for Girls Glee stantial gains, the largest increase out Thursday in 3~2. on the Lincoln high school faculty. Green. day and Thursday; monitor, Jean will read a passage from the having been made by Havelock Admit 38 New Members Willis. 304, Monday, Wednesday, play, "The Dictator," and the Aud. 2, Lawrence Burke and high school - whose registration Party for Sophomores Thirty-eight girls have been ad· girls, a scerie from "Tb,e Goose Eugenia Cannon; Aud. 3, Jack jumped from 381 to 410. This adto Be Held This Friday Friday; monitor, Murial White; al- Hangs High." There are several mitted to the girls glee club. This Fate and Marie E rickson; Aud. 1, Seven hundred and fifty incom- ternate, Dorothy Caro. '!'uesday, club belongs to the performing vance is credited to the fact that parts in each play which the stuF ay Bale and J im Ager; Aud. 4, St. Patricks, a parochial high ing sophomores will be entertained Thursday; monitor, Murial White, groups of the school and is direc· dent may choose. Don Gartner and Esther Mae school, dissolved and the majority at the sophomore party Friday, period 5, 326, Monday, Wednesday, ted by Miss Helen Stowell. Girls School opened for the teachers H elm; Aud. 5, Kenneth Jones a nd Mummers is a dramatic club Friday, monitor, Raymond LynSeptember 28, after school. The of its students were taken into who have been admitted to the in the Lincoln public school system Esther Keller ; Aud. 6, Helen Mcopen to juniors and seniors by tryHavelock high. Other differences custom of introducing the clubs den; alternate, Bob Brown. 304, glee club by try-outs are: Dorothy Saturday morning, September 15, Laughlin a nd Scotty Kurtz; Aud. 7, out. One play is given a year. This among the high schools was that to the sophomores will be followed. Monday, Wednesday, Friday; monWilliams, Charlotte Carriger, Marwhen a general teachers meeting Donald Moss and Ray Ogle; Aud. year the proceeds of the play will itor, ·Eva Mae Heiser, aiternate, of Bethany high gained seven pu- Miss Ethel Beattie and Miss Florgaret Erb, Mary Fellows, Helen was held in the high school a udigo to the emergency fund of the 8, Doris Smit h and Reavis Seitz ; pils and College View high dropped ence Jenkins are the class spon- _Lael Chischille. 326, Tuesday, Weigandt, Dorothy Van Patten, torium. Aud. 10, Glen Trosper a nd Bill Thursday; monitor; Robert :Molzer. school. sors. thirty-three. Mary Margaret Maly, Doris Meier, The meeting was opened by Sweeney; Aud. 11, Louise W enzloff -Try-outs for the Mimes, sophoDorothy Swisher, Mar jorie Fye, Among the junior high schools Richard White, senior of L. H. S., more dramatic club, will be ThursIrving led with a gain of fiftyfour Frances Platt, Helen Severa, Mil- who played two solos, entitled and Dick Woodward. day, September 27, at 3:15 in dred Buechel, Mary Schricker, "Sweet Repose" by Shubert and with Everett and Twenty-sixth an<l roo-m 326. The boys will read a "0" close behind with forty-five Georgia Teten , Teola Cecil, Marian the "Call of Love" by Walter Kra- Speeches Given at First scene from " The Dictator," and and thirty-four respectively. WhitKidd, Arlene Grandmougin, Lucille m er. He was accompanied by Forum Meeting of Year the girls from "The Goose Hangs Geist, Helen Baker, Ruth Chappell, Margaret Baker, former Links. tier was the lowest with orily "How to Improve the Forum' ~ High." The Mimes is a comparaAlthough Georgana is required June Ware, Ann Soukup, Pauline Beven. In the grammar schools, Short Luncheon Period M. C. Lefler, superintendent of by Bob Leadley was t he opening to take languages, mathematic, tively new dramatic club, having Elliott showed the most marked Baffles Georgana Dees~ etc., and cannot take any science, started a year ago, and consists Boyd, Leona Johansen, Adine Sco- schools, spoke on t he American speech a t the F or um m eeting held increase jumping from 825 to 892. field, Luella Hunt, Dorothy P errin, education program. Monday, September 24. Junior from Hazelhurst. which is her main interest, she entirely of sophomores. Hazel Walker, Mildred Loffink, Miss Merle Beattie gave a talk Rose Hill, a fter collect ing the Enrolled in Lincoln High. thinks the Lincoln high _school University Scholarship Mary Helen Hustead, Enice Det- on curriculum making in elemenideas of t he member s, gave a Girl Reserves Meet at system is fine. She also likes the wiler, Mary Lou Baskins, Frances tary schools, with emphasis on soOffered Latin Students "Ah hardly have time to go to Y.W.C.A. Club Rooms McGregar, Donna Jenkins, Malin- cial scineces which is being car- speech similar in title t o that of A scholarship of ninety dollars mah lockah, eat and get back, but teachers of Lincoln high, the boys Robert Leadley. A general disA pre-school _cabinet meeintg of da Naderhoff, June Schwartz, ried. out this year. has been established in the Latin_ ah suppose ah'll get used to it," and city of Lincoln. cussion was then held. the Girl Reserves ' was held in the If one who has lived in Lincoln Ruth Segner. department at the University of drawled Georgana Dees, who is a 0. H. Bimson gave a short talk Dor othy J ean Van Patten then Y. W . C. A. club rooms September Nebraska thm the will of Prof. G. junior from Hazelhurst, Missis- all his life went to the South, he on the different changes in the fac- gave a t alk on Lloyd C. Douglas. l~. Marian Kidd, -president, preI Salt. Creek Fishing Trip would probably expect people and ulty this school year. E. Barber, form~r head of the sippi, and now attending Lincoln After the meeting parliamentary sided. Latin department at the univer- high. Georgana's former school things to look different, but acA discussion was held on plans Fatal to John Benkert In the afternoon, all teachers d r ill was held. cording to Georgana there is little sity. Any student having completed was much smaller than Lincoln for committees raising their reThe death of John Benkert, 16- m et in their respective schools. four years of Latin in the high high, so there is really no com- difference between the North and quired amounts. The program for year-old son of Mrs. Clara Benkert, Lincoln High School Pupil school and at the time registered parison between the two school tthe South. the first meeting also was a topic 123 West F street, occured July 11. Book Room Attendant, Dies First Part Summer "Lincoln," she said, "doesn't of discussion. for the fifth year ot Latin in the systems. The schools have practiJohn died of suffocation when he Ervin Landegren, Weds The Hi-Y Girl Reserves outing fell into a faint face forward in Ervin Landegren , who is in John Fox, who was a sophomore univerdsity, will be eligible to en- cally the same curriculum except look any different from Hazelter a competition or test in sight that they have no gymnasium· in hurst, except. of course, it is to.be held September 22 and 23 was the mud banks of Salt Creek where charge of the book room, was mar- in Lincoln h igh last semester, died largah." reading conducted by the depart- Hazelhurst. · planned. Cabinet members of _the he was fishing. John was a gradu- ,ried the latter part of July to Vera the last part of the summer from ment at the university, The student "The dress is quite different Georgana who says 'you all' and Lincoln high schools are to attend. ate of Everett junior high school Rankin of York, Nebraska. On t yphoid. John was the son of showing the highest ability in the heah than in the South," said 'heah' supposes that she will have The meeting closed with plans for in 1934 and was to have been a their wedding t r ip they went to Mrs. Anna E. F ox of 700 N ew test will be awarded the ninety Georgana, "Corduroys are worn to ask people to 'pardon her south- another cabinet meeting to be held m ember of Miss Esther Lefler's (Los ~ngel es by way of Denver H a mpshire _and was registered in dullars.· !quite a bit more he:>h." - . the o~ening week. of school, home room 107. and Salt Lak~ City. the bookee;p_m g course. erll acc.ent.1 ·
Hall Guards for This Semester Are Appointed
Plans for Color For 1934 Scribe Cover Discussed
Students Away to Institutions
French Three Classes Receive Good Start
0. H. Bimson Feature Speaker at Meeting
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Topics for orum Try-Outs Announced
Science Instructor Weds Former Links
Unsupervised Study Monitors Selected
wr1ter • · Try Quts
Are Conducted Today 1
Dramatic Clubs- Hold Try-Outs This week
All Lincoln Teachers Attend a Meeting
"Ah Suppose Ah'll Get Used to It," Says -Newcomer from Mississippi
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