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Christmas Blossoms Out
At Queen Street School
When school opened in Septem
ber we were happily surprised to
sec that our room had a new look.
Our walls were painted a beauti
ful shade of lemon and brown. The
floors were cleaned and waxed and
all around us was quite beautiful.
We wish to thank the board of
education for thinking of us in
such a nice way. We have enjoyed
making Christmas greetings and
decorations for our classroom.
In language Arts we wrote let
ters and Christmas poems. Here's
one we would like to pass oa to
you.
The Christmas Angel
Once 1 saw a Christmas angel
Peeping from the heavenly realms
I saw it every night I slept
I saw how it was kept.
The Christmas angel I saw at night
Was always in the brightest light.
The angel I saw was sweet and
kind,
She helped me to do the things I
mind.
?Cheryl Turner, Grade 4C
Grades S and ( are now decorat
ing the Christmas tree with decora
tions that were mado Wednesday
and Thursday of last week. We
were very happy that James
Crooms got our tree for us this
morning.
We have our creative work in
the front of our classroom. Each
person was given the opportunity
to express his idea of Christmas
on paper. Our creative work Is
followed by pictures that repre
sent Our Christmas Wish on an
adjoining bulletin board space.
These pictures wish every one a
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
To the rear of the rooms we
have expressed our ideas through
many illustrations, namely: The
Christmas Story, The carolers sing
ing Silent Night, Social Studies?
The Jamestown Story; Reading
Illustrating Dr. Doolittles' Book by
Hugh Lofting; Arithmetic, Lay that
Pencil Down and Language, Where
Do I Belong?
Our windows say, "Merry Christ
mas" in the snow.
?Grades 5 and 6
We are now approaching the
Yuletide Season, which is the cele
bration of the Birth of Christ. It
is indeed the greatest birthday of
ail times. With this in mind, we
really have the Christmas Spirit.
When we returned to school from
our Thanksgiving holiday, we be
gan talking about Christmas and
its meaning.
During our morning devotionals
we are reading stories and Bible
verses about the birth of Christ
We are alio singing Christmas
Carols and telling stories from
pictures.
We are thankful to Mrs. M. 0.
Davis for her guidance during our
activities.
Our Christmas decoration con
sists of a scene of the manger,
palm trees, camels, candles, bells,
Santa, the sleigh and reindeer and
many other items.
?Grade 6B
The <C and TA classroom is
beautifully decorated for the Yule
tide season. The partly-glass door
through which we enter our class
room has a motif of holly leave*
and red berries painted on the
center window pane am) the words
"Seaaon's Greetings".
Candles are painted on the bot
tom panes. The words ? Joy. Joy,
Joy are on the top panes. Also on
the door Is an ornament made of
red and green foil with a pretty
red bow.
The borders oa our blackboards
are Chriatmas Carols near a
brightly colored Christmas tree In
the forest with various kind* of
animals slanriiag near. The other
border is a scene af Santa Oaua
and the reindeer traveling over
mow-covered bouse tops. It has
been snowing and the ground,
trees, and houses arc covered with
snow.
There are snowmen and snow
women throughout the scene. The
background of the scenes are night
blue with silver stars and white
cotton, which is used for padding,
made to look like snow-covercd
grounds.
On cach of the windows in our
classroom we have made beauti
ful wreaths of pine cones and red
plastic ribbon. The wreaths are
made of three silver gilded pine
cones with r*d streamers and
large red plastic bows.
A village scene is on the lower
bottom window panes with Santa
Claus and the eight reindeer going
over the housetops. This was put
on the windows with a stencil and
snow waa sprayed on.
The bulletin board has a Christ
mas tree display. The background
on the bulletin board is covered
with red tin foil bordered with
crepe paper. Around the tree are
many Christmas packages.
Our Christmas tree is cedar,
with decorations we. made. We
h =
Man Ha* Good Cau?o
To Romombor Journey
Enid, Okla. (AP) ? James Floyd
Bowen probably will never forget
hit trip heme to Detroit from Enid.
He wa? bitten on the finger by
? skunk here end enroute home
had to atop each day to take an
anti-rabies vaccination.
Peebles, Ky. (AP) ? Jimmy Ja
cobs, 17, worked all summer to
save $50 for a down payment on
a 1950-model car. The night after
he bought it he won a new 1958
model at a drive-in movie.
painted small dixie cups bright
colors and hung on the tree with
ornament hangers. They serve as
bells. Our balls are made from
tin foil and construction paper.
Beautifully colored pipe cleaners
were used to make tree ornaments.
An angel made of foil is on the
top of our tree.
We made all of the decorations
for Christmas under the supervi
sion of Mrs. M. O. Williams, our
instructor.
The boards are decoratcd with
pictures of a manger, angels,
sheep, shepards and houses. The
reading on one board is No Room
at The Inn, on one of the others,
Season's Greeting, and on another
A Merry Christmas to All.
The windows and doors have bor
ders of candle, poinsettia, and
holly. Poinsettia has centers of
tiny yellow green flowerettes. The
large leaves are red, the small
ones green. Holly berries red,
candlc green, red and white silver
holders.
?Grade ?B and 8A
Economical
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