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fi iidr- '4VS Tfn5"1TATNESVtLiE MOUNT AmEER 8th Graders at Penn Ave. School J ! II ? r,rST In order to get an accurate pic-Cruso ture of the school situation. The Cecil Mountaineer sent a photographer Bethel In each grammar school in the Fines Clerk county to get a picture of the sixth Crablree grades. It was telt that the stxtn ML Mcnui'; grade was typical of the average Clyde grade as to enrollment. j North Cantoh Pictured here on this page, and Pennshinia A the f.'iciny natfi- r nietiires (if ! Mornim' Slai the sixtn raues ol 14 schools. ' Patton School There are four schools missing. J Hoaverdani Hrw mes Thoseoj 6th Graders of North Canton Sch whtie pictures were not had. due to a misunderstanding Crablree. Finis Creek. Ml Clvde. Total The iiiiir.tu-r ol - in r Sti rling and j ing from Ha. wood hi:;h . year are as loliou v There are enrolled this year in I Fines Creek the sixth grades of the county, 788 j Clyde students. This is to be compared Helhel with Ihv.- 283 graduates ol haywood , Waynes ille schools who are receiving their di-' Canton Mio' ii above are 12 sjih 1 ni a ill St udio. i iradei el's enrolled in the Canton Pennsylvania Avenue Schc il. 'Photo h s itnisr Canton's Patton School 6th Graders Above are 32 of the sixth grade students enrolled at the Patton School in Canton. 'Photo by Ingram's Studio. i Canton's Morning Star 6th Graders IT ?SK?3ra - jnn r ( hIV o sss ',) , ih I, i N;i . . Thirty-one sixth graders at the Morning Star Studio. ( School in Canton arc shown above, i Photo by Ingram's Cecil Sixth Graders ii mi mi 'm 1 1 yu m iim Si; iw .EnroUed in the sixth grade at Cecil are 25 students, above is a group of the students. (Photo by In- ? r gram's Stddio.) ' ' plomas this week and next Here are the cm 'ojliiients of the si.t!i grades as given out by the HaHood Board of Kducation: Hazel wood 128 East VVa.Miesville 48 Central Klcmentary (J5 Maggie 15 Craht n c-li on Dull Total The i.-.u- toil the fisher i likes i,i. .'l i e:-t cat docs !. ... 4 Itoek Hill Hake Junaluska 33 30 ' I f?ffi mm ; 'p I IP1 ""'"'' '! .ir 5jP.ii.JUlOLj I Hazelwood Has 128 Students In The Sixth Grade Principal Lawrence Leather wood announced Ibis week tin re are 128 pupils ol four i.ooins of the Ka.elwood Llenienlary School in the sixth grade Among the pupils are Aaron Creer. Clenl Mull, Troy Muse, Wiley Pai';e. llil'y Putnam. Stuart Hnhorson. Duajne- Kodinson, Kd die lingers, Louis Saunders. Don ald Shaw. Coy Smith, T nv Sor rels. Carroll Sutton, Virgil Swan iier. Hobby Thrower. Michael Troul man. diehard Troulman, Ci e r a I d Turner. Nnland Walls, Marion Woody. Horace Wyall. Kennelh Wyalt. diehard Young, Hilly Brown. Mary K. Caldwell. Sue For ga. Hael Creen. Kdna Paris, Car olyn Patton, Medora Queen. Mary lihinehart. Dixie Rhine hart. Doris Scruggs. Shirley Shuler. B.ubara Smith. Joan Turner, Dixie Williams, Shelba Jean Wood's. Het ty Jean Wyatt. Harrold Boring. Bruce Liner, Nana Lue Miller. Jack Smith. Sammy Underwood, Francis all. Hilly Walls. Freddie Carrett, Jimmy Lanning. Stuart Caddy, Kugcne Plemnions. Velma c.unler. Bobbie Green. Bel- y Creen. Ann Grant, Hay Gar I wood. Kenneth Griffin, Michael Gilliiand. Carl Gunter. Carleen j Hooper. Boh Hooper, Peggy Hen- di ix. Hay llogue, Harry Lee Hawk- IPs-, Paul llighlower, Pauline In- m.i n. j Patsy Jones. Helen Kates, Col i h en Kirkendall. Frank Kirkpalrick, I Carol Liner, Ned Lerlboller .-Joyce! Lance, Vernon Medlord. James Medford. Uuhine Meclforri. Frank ; Miller. Jr., Shirley M -e. Marvin Mitchell. Clyde Morgan, Belly j Mills. Sammy Mc.liinkin, Bonnie j MeAmis. Kugene Mehalley, Carry I Belle Styles. Jan,. Swift, Carolyn j Crawford. Hoy Moody. Wilbur Duncan. Frank HirclHicld. Buddy Boone. James Biyson, Babe Huth Burziss. Charles Cable. Kobert Cable.' Charles Caldwell, Gerald Chap-! man. Wayne Chase, Bobby Cogdill, ' Hilly Conard, F.ugene Davis.! Charles Dean. Hilly Duckell. Bills' ; Duiiean. Donald F..ell. Bobby i Farmer, Joe Farmer, Ldward Fish- , er. i Annie M;v Amnions, Sue Am- I pious. Louise Arrington, Bellv j Boone. Doyl,. Blanlon. Alu'ia Hum- I garner. Klma Mae Humgarner. Nor. ' m,i Burgess. Betty Sue Cagle, Lois Caldwell. Glenda Lee Carswell. Jacl.ee Carswell. Mary Ann Kvans, Winnie Farnier. Doris Fisher, Mar garel Colter, and Ann Scruggs. HP hoe are 69 students at the North Canton School. All are sixth Br,,i,.ri , b "1"IS I'llulj Hazelvood Elementary Sixth Graders Billy Duckett Wins In Editorial Contest At Hazelwood The Fditorial reflects a 12-year-old boy s concept of the ideal of honesty and its values. It was written by Billy Duckett of Hazelwood, and won the Hazel wood School room sixth grade "Honesty" editorial contest. His teacher was Lawrence Lea therwoori, who is also the school principal. Billy is the son of Charles Her man Duckett. His winning editorial follows: Do You Belong? By BILLY DUCKETT Do you belong to our school? We are studying honesty. We are taught that honesty is the best policy. One can attain greater esteem and more friends through honesty than money will buy. An honest man can get credit for things he needs, and is always respected by his fellowship. An honest man will alwavs do an honest day's work, and can easily get a job. If everybody were honest in their work, there would be no need for prisons, re form schools and courts. An honest man can have the sat isfaction of knowing he has never defrauded other people nor caused anybody trouble. So still we sav. "Honestv is tho best policy. " -j j j Above are I he im mli i and teachers of the skill grade at Hazelwood Elementary School, where there is a lm;.i n looms, i ii,. icacin rs in the hack row are. H it io riul.t: Airs. Cumi blarney, Mrs. Kobert Palmer. Lawrence l.i.itlunv Mrs. Dave liowl. IMu.:.. b. Joe Davis-. Sixth Graders At Central Elementary iff z lrH - oft : TT a.e fie mm h ..adors at h... t.n.ral Elem, nlary School where there is a total of 65. Rock Hill School Sixth Graders i i & V 'feci 3;:m,C&S&M m iV J 11 Uimu .mmii : b fee! 11 Mv ft v;Vi'in? t r" WW rlf ml mi Imimi PrxwMii w ""-"-' V lilt" A I II ' ' WIO Ol ttrl ,s .-.4 r ell. Geneva Gr.-nn Mi,... l ... , 11 "'' Hill School R0.Hlna !. ,ii,i frnnt row: Kl . v' "', roily .Messei- M-irl'- 1 , .v w , Vi "" Helen Owens. Vanila Morrow Flease Mess,.',-' '".""' " Mm'n, Mary Ruth Carver, Frances-Teaaue. an" (.fj son. Back row: Charles Reeves Tomm',' m. ' J. h""- Kalie Boyd. Earleen Messer. Bernice Silvers. M..r Gelrgt Wood and David Prr -'ncll I'hnt,, k, ,' y Brown- Norris Smith, Thurman Caldwell Joe '.i'k !,sr Studio. i
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