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HONOR H CU K Students in Broken Bow High School have opportunity to win “Letters” in the various activities, such as Football, Basketball, Track, Debate, and General Activities. In order to win a letter, they must meet certain requirements. A letter signifies, that the student has done somehing worth while in some one of the above mentioned activities. Activities are considered valuable to the student and to the school. To win a letter is considered an honor, therefore it is called an “Honor Letter” or “lienor 11“ 14
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THE T. N. T. CLUB. The T. N. T. Club, composed of students in the Normal Training Course, met every alternate week on Monday night. Their programs consisted of games, stories and patterns suitable for rural schools, rural school management, ethics of the teaching profession and other items of interest to one who expects to teach. In addition, they had some social good times, chief of which were entertaining the Normal Training students of the Litchfield High School, and a Mother-Daughter party. Any boy or girl interested in learning more about the Normal Training course would do well to write to Miss Bessie Watkin, Kearney, Nebraska, who is the Normal Training Teacher. 15
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