Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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1 ll LL Top Row: Glenn Engelking, George Shangle, Guy Neyman, Billy Fries, Roma Sorensen, Lyle Jolley, Merle l-lepworlh, George Russell, Raymond Newman, Glenn Barrell. Second Row: Deward Bell, Shirley Phippen, Rulh Tremayne, Mildred Wheeler, Ellen Kelly, Marqarel Parke, Billy Louise McCully, Marie Broadhead, Virginia Downs, Mable Snodgrass, Marion Udy, Elaine Card. Third Row: Joe Baumgarlner, Marvin Tremayne, Dean Chalburn, J. Byron Harris, Aida Lloyd, Bonnie Mahoney, Belly Asher, Glenn Clark, Dale Bell, Keilh Amende, Norma Harris, Roberla LaRue. Phyllis Shaw, Fern Sears. Fourlh Row: Roberl Macfarlane, Harry Newman, Fonlella Powell, Rulh Phippen, Zela Jolley, Bebe Shaw, John Thomas Weisel, Bernice Clark, Alla Shangle, Ellnor McWilliams, Luana McBride, Yvonne Woodie. lntermediate Grades - l-lE inlermediale grades ol lhe lraining school are under lhe supervision ol Miss Adria Woods, lhird and lourlh grade crilic, and Miss Mabel R. Miller, lillh and sixlh grade crilic. The allendance was cul down lhis year on accounl ol lhe measles epidemic. During lhe year lhe lhird and lourlh grades made some inleresling proiecls: lhe Enchanled island, Thanksgiving, and Chrislmas sandlables. The children were very much inleresled in lhe minialure model ol Forl Dearborn which Miss Woods broughl lrom lhe World's Fair. Each quar- ler a newspaper, The Echo, is issued. The children learned how lo make Chinese characlers lor lhe poslers used in lhe assembly program. The l-leallh Ship, lly lraps, and lhe border illuslralions ol Aesop's Fables were some of lhe lillh and sixlh grade proiecls. Original poelry has been wrillen by lhe children. Margarel Parlce's poem, The Clouds, was published in The Idaho Journal of Educalion and Virginia Downs' poem, Fairies, was prinled in a recenl issue ol Golden Idaho. 'l36l'

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ir 135' Lf' , QWT rg -' . Top Row: Lee Engellcing, Harold Gray. Charles Whifney, Donald Kelly, Devon Powell, Jack Rowe. Carl Broadhead, Marvin Cobb, Clara Mae Sears, Miss Laura Mae Bourg, criTic, BeTTy Brannon, Roy BunTin, Delberf Macfarlane, Carma Asher. Leland Tremayne. Second Row: Lavon Kelly, Clara Russell, John I-lepworTh, Shirley PaTricia Ann Woodie, Donna Louise James, Donna BeTh Phippen. Donna Marie BenneTT, Doris Asher, LaVerne Moncur, Eugene Miller, Ramona Broadhead, DoroThy Fries. Third Row: Odell Bird, La Vere BenneTT. Ramona McBride, Glenn Tromayne, Kendel Broadhead. BeTTy Safchwell, Zelda Powell, Lefa Bunfin, VaneTa BunTin. Primary Grades l-lE primary deparTmenT consisTs oT The iunior primary, and The TirsT and second grades. The iunior primary is an inTegral parT oT The TirsT grade and noT a l4indergarTen. The enTire course is organized as an acTiviTy program cenTering around large and small uniTs, The obiecTive being To develop The child as a Thinking and reasoning person. STress is laid upon The Training of aTTiTudes. ideals, and child responsibiliTy. A home and sTore builT by The children and large enough Tor Them To enTer are cenTers oT much creaTive play. A Telephone exchange, library, broadcasTing sTudio, naTural museum, band, puppeT shows, and movies were also made by The children. To gain TirsT hand inTormaTion, visiTs were made To various places in and around Albion such as The sheep Tarm, The dairy, Telephone exchange, bank, sTores, and The waTer and heaTing sysTems oT The school. ln manual arTs The children have been carpenTers, weavers,,dyers, and dressmakers. A weekly newspaper chronicles iTems oT inTeresT To The children. T85T

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Top Row: Mr. John C. Werner, Rex Engelking, Raymond Cobb, Leo Bell. Sherman Smilh, Phil Cobb, Basil Peferson. Wayne Larsen, Merl Russell. Second Row: John Parke, Charles l-lepworfh, Harold Gibson, Douglas Mahoney, Frances Chalburn, Wilma Downs, Harold Lloyd, Roberi' Tucker, Ralph Hepworrh, Miss Truman, Miss Rice. Third Row: Lowell Udy, Earnesf Clark, Marie Newman, Bebe Falkenberg, Kalherine Sears, Jane Tremayne, Velma Fries, Louise Tomlinson, Fred Parke, Donald Shaw, Elnora Broadhead. Mae Macfarlane, Velma Tremayne. Fourfh Row: Melba Bell, Helen Barnard, Barbara Udy, Velda Baumgarlner, Grace Snodgrass, Arlo Jolley. Junior High School HE iunior high school grades are in charge of Miss CharloHe E. Truman and Miss Hallie E. Rice. This year several inlreresiing group proiecis have been carried our in The regular classes. The ninrh graders have made correcl speech cards, good EngHsh powers cuneHorm chy +abm+s and rnedievalrnanuscdpls ln +heh Enghsh classes, 'rhe eighrh graders have wriH'en original poems. During 'rhe winler 'rerm +he eighrh and ninlh grade boys organized a currenr evenls club in 'rheir curreni evenrs class. They held regular meeiings on Friday allrernoons. Officers were elecred each Jrerm, 'rhose for rhe spring 'rerm being: Presidenl, Fred Parke: Vice President Rex Engelkingg Secrelary, Basil Pelerson: and Crirics, John Parke and Leshe Thonwpson. Under 'rhe direclion oi Mrs. Maye Anila Johnson, fhe iunior high school organized 'rhe Orpheus Music Club. Several pupils are members of The normal school orchesira. The 4-H Club was organized by rhe eighrh and ninlrh grade girls in Jrheir domesiic science class, under Jrhe direclion of Miss Harrier E. Tafr. The club members 'rook par+ in 'rhe annual s+yle show. All lhree grades of 'ihe iunior high school have given assembly programs This year. -l87l'