Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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N Page 9 - nh .5 arirlgrlcgyr .. - fa se' 1' , ..,. I M 5 5 . r I.Hj.,7M21-.-' 1 ,Es S ., ,..., .,.. L .. . , if -gi , p Service by High School Girls, Opal Hemmett. Leadership among High School Girls, Lucile Barlow. The Ideals and Spiritual Life of the High School Girl, Helen Cruit. Miss Augusta Kibler announced the ccming of the May Day Festival. ln assembly March 3l, the high school pupils had the pleasure of having with them Reverend Deck, of the Nazarene Church, Reverend Owens the evangelist and Professor Davis. Professor Davis played a selection on his piano accordion and then sang and played several numbers, which pleased the audience. Reverend Owens gave a pleasing talk on his idea of success. He gave several illustrations of what other people con- sidered success and then said, My idea cf success is to do good toward some other person. He urged every one to enter into the spirit of helpfulness and to try to serve humanity. Professor Davis sang a humorous selec- tion, which showed a colored man's ideas of Heaven. Announcements were made by Mr. C. S. Hobson and Mr. XV. C. Ingram. Cn April 7, a divided program was held. The boys were entertained by var- ious stunts from the junior high boys and the Girls' Club had charge of the program for the girls. On April I9, lVlr. Shirk gave a talk on Orderly Living. April 28 was the Girls' Club pro- gram in the assembly.

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