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Master Group Plans Ahead Another school year, 1952-1953, finds the North Platte board of education busy making important decisions and determining school policies. The biggest job of the school board this year has been that of ex- panding schools to meet the ever-in- creasing number of elementary school children. This need for space will con- stitute a very serious problem for many years to come. In connection with the problem also goes a demand for more teachers. ln a study conducted last year, figures showed that enrollment in el- ementary schools would almost double by 1955. However, according to the count of grade school pupils enrolled this year, the number is increasing even more rapidly than was expected. For this reason, it will be necessary to build more new schools, and this also means that when these students reach high school age, they must be provided with ample high school space. Under the S886,000 bond issue, an elementary school building is now being built at the corner of Buffalo avenue and Fifteenth street. This new building will be called the Longfellow PARENT PROBLEMS. North Platte school board members assist PTA council members in solving problems regarding students and ex- panding schools for more children. DRYER DELUXE. Inspecting the clothing dryers in the Junior High School home econ- omics room are school board members, York Hinman, E. W. Fisher, and Otto Oakes. COOKBOOK PLEASE! Dr. G. F. Waltemath, J. J. Swanson, Dr. L. F. States, and Paul Ely experiment with the stoves in the home eco- nomics room at Junior High School.
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