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ESTTiiin EPEAl-vEi^ CONTEST
SQOicG ^0 the group on the "Life and
SiuirT-Cterl sties
School wus re-
■."01-rest, at the
Lodge. They
of George
Washington'’. There were five contestants tahing part in the
contest. We arc very proud t ' " "" "
first nrize of five dollars,
the students cund teachers, of the school foi
and congratulations \sc received.
Betty Forrest (6th)
o Enow that Esther Free won out
Both Esther- and I v/lsh to thank
encourageraent
PARTI IN THE GRADES
(Note: Apparently the girls and hoys are taaeing the advice of
the Social Ed.itor"to heart'’ even tefore her message is
puhllshed or else the Editor is not doing enough "Snoop
ing”,) . •"
Miss Clegg's 1st Grade: Betty Jo
day party for Eott^^ Jo In Miss
day caJee with
candles
Clegg's
on
ider's mother gave a hirth-
roorn recently. A hint li
the lihrary table. All the
children received valentine'baskets of candy cas favors. Ice
cream and cake were served. David JohXxSon was winner of a con
test. Several guests from outside the grade were oresent.
Wally gr.ade father,_ gaye
Mrs. Kelly's .6th Grade: Mr. S.' r ^ _
party for Mrs. Kelly's grade at Valentine, i.lary Elizabeti: Wall
served ice cream and; candywhlTe'Harold Lloyd, the postmaster,
distributed the valentines.^
Millcn Allen, Room Reoorter
Mrs. Schroder's 5th Gi^ade:■ Mr,.
Holmes, Edith's jaothery vlsito!
Charlie^ McGarth
E. Betts^and Mrs.. J,
rs. Schroder's grade recently,
's cousin. Mrs.. Holmes
With them came' Jerry,
had made Umitialed aprons for the girls, and Initialed hand
kerchiefs for the boys. For all there 'was delicious ,candy._ Mr.
Betts gave a very enjoyable magic act. Patricia■Padgette
Mrs. Schroder's class also wants to
tlLaiik Mr. Dodamead. for visiting the class recently and drawing
for them. ■ They enjoyed It ven/" much. R'c dre\/ a beautiful siin-^
set scene, colorful pictures of 3r• or liabbit and Donald .Dr!ck,‘
and a girl's face. They,hope he will
comiG again soon.
Betsy V/illlnms
NEWS OF SPORT
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It Is about time for Elm St. to play off in the semi-'
finals in soccer. If wo defeat Jolynson St. we are scheduled to
Dlav Cloverdale for the chamoionship of the .-city. It seems that
a large part of the first tec'iro is more interested in marbles
than in soccer at the 'present time.'In fact, Mr. Hartley stated
at a 'ornctlce game that if they did not take more interest that
he v/ould have to choose som.o new,.players.
The baseball season is almost here and of course we want
to keep our softball cli: imp ions hip bup that was won- by our sixth
grades" last year. So come on and help good old Elm ot. play balJ
Eddie Hatcher, Associate Sports
Edhtor
tell that spring is hero bp" the many marble
On many occasions recently I. have noticed
that bovsMiavo been given permission to play after school hours
At“the morning and noon recess the Girl P.chrois nave.bcc'u
helping 'to organize games with children of t'nc fj.rst three
grades.'Mr. Hartley suoQrvises games with the i3ifth and ;■ ixap
grade boys and girls on Mondays. Wo enjoy tliese games very much.-
In fact, I ‘think our .school is very much Into rested- in an
Everyone can
games in progress
types of- games.
foi
dap-.
c.an rcack^ip" oy
if you visit our
scheo]
Joseph Coffield, .-.ssociate Sports
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Editor