PINE CONE 1934 April

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series: Publications PMSS

THE PINE CONE 1934 April, Vol. 1 No. [?]

TAGS: The Pine Cone 1934 April, student writings, student activities, light opera, DAR, TVA, Community Day, world news, recipes, maple sugar, health

CONTENTS: Pine Cone 1934 April

Page 1
Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado ; Glee Club ; Charles Morgan ; Mrs. William H. Pouch, National Chairman of the Approved Schools Committee of D.A.R. ; Miss Richardson ; Miss Motter ; Miss Kingman ; Miss Purberick ; William J. Hutchins ; Grace K. Willett ; Miss Upton ; Miss Whitford, Antioch College ; T.V.A. ; Community Day ; horses ; Mr. [Samuel] Winfrey ; dairy ; poultry ; Conference of Southern Mountain Workers ; Glyn Morris ; Arthur E. Morgan, President of Antioch College ; doctor’s horse ; flower garden ; rock walls ; fruit trees ; tree blight ; Roosevelt ; Air Mail dispute ; St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty ; automobile industry strike ; German threat ; Admiral Byrd ; South Pole

Page 2
education statistics ; kindness to animals ; “March Winds” ; “A Mountain” ; Allene Malicoat ; “Lady or the Tiger” ; George Malicoat ; Richard Wilson ; Glynn Napier ; Lucile Perkins ; Alice Minyard ; Alex McIntyre ; Margaret Wilder ; Hubert Cornett ; James H. Cochrane ; James M. Stamper ; Alonzo Turner ; “Left Behind” ; Edray Cornett ; Pauline Walbrecht ; Lillian Worley ; Roberta Worley ; William Creech

Page 3
selected breeding ; poultry ; Home Economics ; recipes ; “Spider Corn Bread” ; sports ; “Liver Loaf” ; “Old Dobbins”

Page 4
maple sugar ; maple trees ; medical advice ; Line Fork ; Lawrence Lewis ; Bobby Ray Lewis ; Sam Smith ; Mable Smith ; Alonzo Creech ; Jewel Creech ; Ida Engle ; wells ; clean water ; roundworms ; typhoid ; flux ; privy ; vaccinations ; Dewey Lewis ; Virgil Boggs ; Homer Boggs ; Archie Boggs ; Lena Boggs ; Haywood Harris ; Berea-Pine Mountain Club ; Mr. Kendrick ; Silas Turner

Pages 1-2 Supplement
“The following poems, stories, and essays are the work of the students of Pine Mountain School, Pine Mountain, Harlan County, Kentucky,”

BEFORE A THUNDERSTORM, a poem by Polly Turner, 12th grade.
SPRING TIME, a poem by Polly Turner, 12th grade.

Pages 3-4 Supplement
BILL’S BIGGEST WORK, a story by Marvin Lucas, 9th grade.
[untitled], a poem by Irene Combs, 11th grade.