tliirteon judges cltg ciiairmcn of tlio housokeoping committeos in
tiio vcrious homo rooms, Undor tho guidrxico of Liiss Lockhrjrt
the committGo v/ill grr.do er.ch room tmco v. month, after mrJiing
t.n inspection tour r.t cai unannounced time*
A certain number of points v/ill be given for proper venti
lation, flov/ors, arrangement of pictures, appcarmce of shades,
bulletin boards, floor, teacher^s desk, cabinet, closet rjid
pupils* desks.
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BOOK XU'ZK OBSaRVIHD
The v/eek of Wovembor 13-17 is being nationally observed as
Book Week. The general theme for this year is ’’Reading for Fun
In iJ.bemp.rlo High School v;e v/ish each student to become ”book
conscious”, to develop a lasting interest in books, to realize
tho pov/er, tho knov/lcdge, the information, rjid most importrjit,
tho pleasure derived from reading books. Posters, book reviev/s
bock games and dontosts are being used to develop a greater and
Lioro enduring book interest cjnong the pupils.
jf; Hi ♦ *
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TM KOUSI] OF TIE FLi^iSHING LIGHT
Tho lights go out; A shot is heard I Slowly
drawn on a living room scene
Then tho play is
the curtain
lighted by only four candles.
on. Jfft^
^ is the beginning of the tliree-act mys-\
play, ”The House of the Flashing Light”, ^
bjr Miss lillizabeth Scarborough, and
'\^PQn*-^rod by the Parent Teacher Association for/^
A 1 pr'o-^pntation in the high school auditorium Fmy
/V y day//evening, November 28. The cast include^
/ 7| Loife Crump, Virginia Boger, Ralph Robinette^
[ / \ Brovm, Uilhelmina Jfird, Katherine Pal-
V \ Fred Moore, Max Copley, Woodrov/ Almond,
Reoecca Auten and Dora Gene Martin.
^ The admission will be 15yf for all school
\^)/ children and 25^^ for adults. Don’t miss this
play 4
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