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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
34
Readers and students take part in a spelling bee event at Home Park School. The narrative mentions various participants and group efforts, highlighting school activities and student engagement during the event.
A Hill Street pupil composes a poem celebrating athletic win and school spirit. The fragmentary OCR entry mentions Mothers Gong, Mr Hotlowel, and Mrs Linwall among staff, with references to games, attendance, and the school crowd’s lively reaction, portraying a strong community tone.
Formwalt pupils organize a team to enter the league as spring signals appear. Students practice daily, with fourth and seventh graders forming squads. The group aims to start competition by opening day, seeking championships and school-wide support.
Fourth grade students recount recent track races including winners and ties. Officers of the fourth grade announce activities and programs, with notes on class performances in music and storytelling.
Miss Orr of the Girls High School writes a clever tale leading to a concert where Letty and a young man named Philip Adair reacquaint after years apart. The narrative follows party scenes, a luncheon, and the budding romance set against social expectations.
A fragmented report notes AdaIr seventh graders played Fraser in the final flag game. Mentions relay tim te to please and student achievements in music and science. Several grades show progress with flowers beds and village-themed activities, marking end-of-year efforts.
Girls from four divisions are highlighted for hard work as they celebrate Passoves thali day. Reports note seven on the honor roll while division 1 and division 4 teams are featured for their recent reading progress and weekly review.
The list shows multiple students earning athletic league badges across streets and schools, naming Bennie Beil Syms Cathoun and others. It notes bronze and silver badges, with many pupils from Prior Street and Forrest Avenue schools, and mentions scores and spelling progress among students.
Pryor Street girls win over Faith in captain ball amid praise for seventh graders and returning student Hagoods. Report highlights strong attendance and class effort with named players Treman Irvin Juouise Girsh Viverma Finkennece Visanshy Marna Walker Muss Ahrialson and Darethy Brown Grwe among those noted for their performance and attendance improvements.
The North Side listing shows four teams in the local grammar league with the schedule published. Readings include dates in April and May with games on Tuesdays and Fridays and some matches at the southeast diamond in Hol Pedmon.
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