Normal Herald V.27 No.4
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White, M. E. Church.
Monday — Posters and slogans displayed. Good English lesson distributed.
1:00— Talk by Dr. Keith in assembly.
7:00 — Playlet, "The Magic Voice", in assembly.
Tuesday — Special classroom activities.
Second lesson distributed.
Wednesday — Third lesson distributed.
1:00— Talk by Dr. Hinitt.
Thursday — Fourth lesson distributed.
1:00 — Special singing of English songs.
Four minute speeches by students in assembly.
Friday — Fifth lesson distributed.
Campus parade by second grade... pupils.
Dramatization of plays in Training School classes.
"Merchant of Venice", court scene, Junior High School.
1:00 — Armistice Day program.
Saturday — Sixth lesson distributed.
Good English, magazines compiled by composition classes, placed in the library.
8:00— "Nevertheless", a Good English play, writ- ten by Stuart Walker, given in assembly.
"It has been said that if our schools would arise to their opportunity and raise English into culture worthy of its qualities, there seems no reason why it should not ^become the universal medium of civilization for the world." In Memoriam The past year has been one of unusual sadness at Indi- ana.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
White, M. E. Church.
Monday — Posters and slogans displayed. Good English lesson distributed.
1:00— Talk by Dr. Keith in assembly.
7:00 — Playlet, "The Magic Voice", in assembly.
Tuesday — Special classroom activities.
Second lesson distributed.
Wednesday — Third lesson distributed.
1:00— Talk by Dr. Hinitt.
Thursday — Fourth lesson distributed.
1:00 — Special singing of English songs.
Four minute speeches by students in assembly.
Friday — Fifth lesson distributed.
Campus parade by second grade... pupils.
Dramatization of plays in Training School classes.
"Merchant of Venice", court scene, Junior High School.
1:00 — Armistice Day program.
Saturday — Sixth lesson distributed.
Good English, magazines compiled by composition classes, placed in the library.
8:00— "Nevertheless", a Good English play, writ- ten by Stuart Walker, given in assembly.
"It has been said that if our schools would arise to their opportunity and raise English into culture worthy of its qualities, there seems no reason why it should not ^become the universal medium of civilization for the world." In Memoriam The past year has been one of unusual sadness at Indi- ana.
What to read after Normal Herald V.27 No.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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