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Domestic News
November 3, 1938
The People's Defender
West Union, Adams County, Ohio
What is this article about?
School news from Jefferson Township highlights the tenth week of classes, with organized upperclassmen selecting rings and announcements, upcoming sophomore assembly, honor roll efforts, teacher assignments, and light-hearted profiles of two seniors.
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JEFFERSON TWP.
SCHOOL NEWS
Oh, what a difference between our first week of school and our tenth! The classes are all organized except the Freshmen, and the Seniors have already selected their class rings, cards and announcements, which is an encouraging sign; it shows they haven't given up hope of graduating this spring. Also, some of the Juniors with prospects of graduating have decided to get their rings this year. Monday we expect to be entertained by the Sophomores at an assembly program.
The various classes are running smoothly, with most of the pupils trying to reach the honor roll this time. Mr. Day has charge of the science classes; Mr. Peterson, mathematics and 7th year English; Mr. Neil, commercial and 8th year English; Miss Martin, 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th year English, home economics and Latin I; Mr. Wilson, history, government, manual arts and 8th year science.
Oh, You Seniors!
Ellen Hauldren - Attitude toward study, "Not so bad if I have time for it;" hobby, politics; nickname, Shorty; chief trait, arguing her point; noted for, mischief; most often seen, where the argument is.
Bill Ogden - Attitude toward study, "Why do it?" hobby, hunting; nickname, Bill; chief trait, chewing (gum); most often seen, in the woods.
SCHOOL NEWS
Oh, what a difference between our first week of school and our tenth! The classes are all organized except the Freshmen, and the Seniors have already selected their class rings, cards and announcements, which is an encouraging sign; it shows they haven't given up hope of graduating this spring. Also, some of the Juniors with prospects of graduating have decided to get their rings this year. Monday we expect to be entertained by the Sophomores at an assembly program.
The various classes are running smoothly, with most of the pupils trying to reach the honor roll this time. Mr. Day has charge of the science classes; Mr. Peterson, mathematics and 7th year English; Mr. Neil, commercial and 8th year English; Miss Martin, 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th year English, home economics and Latin I; Mr. Wilson, history, government, manual arts and 8th year science.
Oh, You Seniors!
Ellen Hauldren - Attitude toward study, "Not so bad if I have time for it;" hobby, politics; nickname, Shorty; chief trait, arguing her point; noted for, mischief; most often seen, where the argument is.
Bill Ogden - Attitude toward study, "Why do it?" hobby, hunting; nickname, Bill; chief trait, chewing (gum); most often seen, in the woods.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
What keywords are associated?
Jefferson Twp School
Class Organization
Honor Roll
Teacher Assignments
Senior Profiles
What entities or persons were involved?
Ellen Hauldren
Bill Ogden
Mr. Day
Mr. Peterson
Mr. Neil
Miss Martin
Mr. Wilson
Where did it happen?
Jefferson Twp.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Jefferson Twp.
Key Persons
Ellen Hauldren
Bill Ogden
Mr. Day
Mr. Peterson
Mr. Neil
Miss Martin
Mr. Wilson
Event Details
Classes organized except freshmen; seniors selected rings, cards, announcements; juniors getting rings; sophomore assembly Monday; pupils aiming for honor roll; teacher assignments listed; profiles of two seniors.