Seniors and Fresh Leaders Shine in High School League
By Robert Foreman seniors and freshmen vie for first place as Arthur Longing is elected cheerleader and a lecture on clean sport by Captain from Pennsylvania teams highlights the meeting. The seniors beat the sophomores 6 to 1 in a hot contest while the freshmen lead the standings with a 4 0 record.
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Robert Foreman
Ely
Mannsylvania
Aleiphromian Literary and Rehabs Spelces Feinton EF
Longing
B. HS
Vollope
HS Nine
HOS
Ine
Marist
Goth Warwick
Fridell
Will
Fridell Beng
Warwick
Harrison
Pest
Ivy Street
Weaver
Usmlet
Stair
Stone Mountain Firay
Boys Night School Attendance Hit by Illness
The eighth grade welcomed a new member while about half of the seventh grade and many sixth graders were out sick, easing teachers’ load. Fifth graders attend regularly. fourth graders mourn news of Jeff Agher’s accident. foreign class envies Miss Scott’s return after two weeks. Joseph Lanius moves from shorthand to day school. Robert De Lorme leaves night school for business, planning to return next year to finish. Harry Allen Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Agher
Miss Scott
Joseph Lanius
Robert de Lorme
de Lorme
Harry Allen Pearson
Pryor Ball Team Keeps Clean Season Record
The report highlights Pryor ball team’s clean record this season. A school page notes civic club meetings, grade school activities, and a recent basketball game win at Fraser school with a score of 18 to 1. The piece lists student participants and mentions future matches and hospital flowers by the fifth grade.
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PRYOR
Peacock Fleet Edges Darlington in Prep Baseball
Peacock Fleet defeated Darlington High of Rome 8 to 7 at Fledmont Park last Friday afternoon. The local team led early and held the lead through the game despite Peacock’s late runs. This season Peacock’s strongest squad yet and a strong chance to win the regional prep title.
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Peacock-Fleet
Darlington High School
Rome
Fledmont Park
Peacock
Focal Prep
Peacock Fleet
Fraser Ball Team Defeats Formwalt for First Meeting
Fraser high school story recounts a first meeting victory by Fraser against Formwalt in a league game. It notes top grade performances in attendance, spelling banners, and a celebratory event including a city attorney visit, music in seventh grade, and a hot day at open-air recitations.
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Fraser Ball
Formwalt
Wan
Mayson
Fraser
Alan Jauly
D Dinse
Pryor
Formwall
Prager
Farmwatht
Farmwalt
Sam Pasko
Fourth A At Tenth School Receives 3 Banners
Eugene H. Hinton Jr reports school news from the fourth through eighth grades. The fourth A earned spelling, attendance, and nearest 100m banners while noting a new baseball team. Winners include the sixth grade for attendance and the seventh grade challenging North Avenue for field day captain ball.
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North Avenue
Boulevard
Eugene H. Hinton, JR
Sth Grade Stars At Ashby Street School Reward Event
Fifth grade boys and girls won the most line stars for lines last week and earned a basketball reward. Dr Toepel and Miss Grave attended Tuesday along with Tessun Clam from the fourth grade. The second grade had the busiest attendance and the grades claimed top line star totals. Anxious for exams this week, students hope for many hundreds in payments and notes from Hennie Thomason’s visit.
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Sth
Ashby Street School
Toepel
Miss Grave
Miss Graves
Tessun
Dr. Taepel
Minny
Hennie Thomason
Lanling
Washington Seminary Five Defeats Gainesville High
Washington Seminary defeated Gainesville High 6 to 4 on the seminary court Saturday April 4. The seminary plans to visit Gainesville Thursday April 9 for a 9 o clock game. Several students and members of sororities will spend Easter vacations visiting relatives in Newnan Washington Ga and Oxford Ga. Members of Delta Phi Pi met at Miss Martha Whitner s home for bridge on Juniper street and gym classes practice folk dances for a May reception
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Uereury Webber
Gainesville
Gainesvile
Emma Scott
Mamie Jones
Sarah Pearl Martin
Newnan
Walker
Elma Jones
Gertrude Hyde
Washington
Samille Lowe
Catherine Terrer
Oxford
Emory College
Ellen Smyth
Katherine Parrish
Montgromery
Delta Phi Pi Sorority
Martha Whitner
Juniper Street
Dorothy Wilhelm Mae Holland Roberts
Edwina Harpe
Theodosia Andrews
Lois Verner
Marcelle Stanton
Julia Green
Theo Warfield
Ruth Belk
Prep prep league season preview heats up in Atlanta area
The local prep league centers on Boys' High Tech High and Peacock as top contenders for the pennant with Peacock boasting strong batting from Fox and the noted Spurlock at shortstop for Boys' High. Marist under coach Goat Holiday shows late rise while Riverside Gordon and Locust Grove stake early claims. Boys' Wish just defeated Locust Grove 2 to 1.
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Boys' High
Tech High
Peacock
Riverside
Gordon, & M. CG
Locust Grove
Atlanta
Grades at Crew St School Work Hard to Capture Prize
Students from Hdgewood and Crew met on the basketball court for a school-wide contest. Sixth grade Crew excelled, while eighth grade Edgewood also performed well. several records and excellent marks were noted across primary grades as attendance prizes spark competition.
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Crew ST
Hdgewood
Crew
Edgewood
Ailis Simlesge
Lacy
Principal Buys New Suits for Formwalt Team
Riss Harrison visited last week and gave each grammar grade a favorable report. The eighth grade kept the spelling banner for two weeks and aims to extend the streak. The seventh grade faced a history exam while a cocoon and two moths wandered their room. Farmwealt beat Deeplet 15 to 6 in an extra game after weather troubles and a later win against Walker. Mrs Sams ordered new baseball uniforms for the team and a library book shower celebrated her birthday on April 1 with 109 books added.
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Riss Harrison
Deeplet
Walkler
Sam
Sams
Christy Holst
Hile School Nine Well Up In Race For Grammar Rag
The next society meeting promises a bitter struggle for the debating and oratory contests with medals awarded for one month. The eighth grade, including Thelma Dickens and Mayville Mass, competes against boys Edwin Williams and Morris Salloway as finalists for the honor. Charlie Winburn signs the team note as they aim for first place.
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Deesiong
Thelma Dickens
Ethel Lefcot
Mayvelle Mass
Mary Jermgah
Agnes Cunningham
Leats
Edwin Williams
Roy Welborne
Frank Reed
Morris Salloway
J. G. Shelve
Iserael Letcom
Dr. Toepel
Miss Osgood
Elizabeth Mise Harraison
Fair and Slaton
Walker
Tattle Hall
Fraser
Preples
Formwalt
Charlie Winburn
Peepples School News and Student Highlights
Mary F. Pressly reports Peepples School notes many events in second grade and above. Dan Roswell, father of Hather Nisbet, is mourned by the school community, while students earn perfect attendance and top reading honors. A geography match, spelling contest, and May festival plans engage seventh graders as faculty inspect facilities and improvements.
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Charles Conley
Harriet Lester
Howard McDade
James Carter
Marjory Gregory
Grace McCowan
Julia Green
Hiarralson
J. W. Armistead
Grant Park
Mary F. Pressly
Tightening Race in Grammar League Highlights Slow Win
In a tense Grammar League matchup Hill defeated Walker 7 to 1 as Fraser dominated Formwalt 7 to 1. Davis powered North Side to an 11 to 4 win over Ivy, while Oakland edged Boulevard 12 to 1 with no-hitter pace from McMaughlin. Edgewood beat Tenth 4 to 1 in a balk-filled, four-inning Peeples Battle Hill game called early.
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Davis Cops
Ivy
Davis
Daves
Jones and Smith
Ragsgaie
Oakland
McMaughlin
Hatteres
E Burley
McLaughlin
Baker
Holrewood
Ta Johnson
Mhce Balk
Edgewood
Peeples
Battle Hill
Prep Leaguers Battle In Second Round Baseball
Prep league action opened with Marist losing to Hogs High 6 to 2 at Marist College diamond. Friddell and Warwick led High School on the mound while Manet struggled for Marist as errors mounted. Tech High beat Stone Mountain 12 to 7 at Stone Mountain with solid hitting from Myers and strong pitching from Farka.
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Sgn Uerentan Marist
Hogs
Marist
Marist College
Boys High
Rame Friddell
Warwick
Manet
Dioie Mountains
Rhe Marinst
Santono
Broch
Aubert
Friddell
Weaver
Stone
R Tech High
Tech High
Stone Mountain
Niex
Farka
Tee Hugh
Hall Fle
Mountain
Tim
Myers
Willow
Harland and Redell
Barch
Grahan
Graham
KOH Tech
Parks and Hooper
Hall
Dunagan
Gibsor
Marist Baseball Team Near Top of Prep League
Marist College enters the final stretch of the Prep League pennant race under Coach Molliday. The cadets rely on Bratton Brock and Wrigley in pitching and hitting, with Captain Harrison at first base and shortstop George Manning hitting near .400. The outfield features Liddell Callaway and Jenning, while Shag Hubert handles catcher duties. The squad prepares for the U S government inspection on the 20th and plans a dress parade Friday at 1 15 pm.
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Eugene Oberdorfer
Marist College
Guat
Molliday
Shane
Marist
Bratton
Brock
Wrigley
Dots
Shag Hhbert
Liddell
Callaway
Jennigan
Mott
Brisbane
Grieves
Rames
United States
Burt
BE Re, Schmidt
Presey
New Soon
Many Children Earn Honor Roll at Battle Hill School
The report lists fourth graders scoring 516 in spelling and notes top weekly averages by the fifth and sixth grades. Names from second grade include William Jones and Alice Jones, with seventh grade split into Class A and B for spelling. Mentions Miss Graves, Y W C A contest work, chicken pox recurrences, and new pupils Horace Wood and Horace Wolan.
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Widis Smith
Lois Kenny
Lizzie Bond
William Jone
Jame McNair
Charles Classit
Alice Jones
Irene Mann
Ruth Ewin
Velma Peak
Ostar Sheats
E. L. Adair
Pauline Dobbs
Louise Smith
Herbert Sheats
Clark Landers
Wes
Miss Graves
Horace Wood
Clifford
Horace Wolan
Mary Ellen Hornsby
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Lavada
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Arthur Greenoe
Matte Boston
Guy Cantrell
Vera Simmers
Frank Terrell
Louise Dean
Darlington High
Wier Crankshaw
Grettly
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Robert Turman
Margaret McAn
J. W. Gartison
Inman Park
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Inman Park School
Edward Pitman
Burns Brooks
Hugh McDade
Henry Brown
Cornelius Braulet
Charles Cosby
Washington Seminary
Gainesville High
Fourteenth Street
Murphy
Lowry Peacock
Blu” Spurlock
Bows' High
Spalding Company
Pehampe
Huck? Weater
Bory Hich Beavers
Tuchim
Babe” Fox
St Georgi
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BH. 8
Marist 15
Deta
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Taman Park School
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HILE
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Tursdays
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Eile
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Self and
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Peacock and Green
Formyalt
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