Seminary Girls Appreciate A Talk At The College
Elizabeth Macdonald reports a talk by Durham at the seminary honoring Sid ney Lamer’s birthday. The speech blamed dérision for literary slow growth and praised budding talent. A debate on land ownership by Japanese in America followed with lively presentations. Miss Sharpe and Miss Emma Scott host weekly sewing bees for boarders and day pupils. Rehearsals for a French concert stir the study hall as crippled pencils sell briskly. Washington seminary girls wish the hospital project success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Macdonald
Plato Durham
Methodist University
Sidney Lamer
America
Mademoiselle
Washington Seminary
Athletic League medals and participants listed
In a local athletic league summary several students gained medals across schools. Gold badges were awarded to Louise Bagleys Forrest Avenues school and Gwen Lynam Forrest Avenue school while Warren Bearden Calhoun school and Walter Brown Forrest Avenue school earned bronze badges.
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Iece A Pukie
Edgewood
Warren Bearden
Calhoun School
Cod
Louise Bagleys
Forrest Avenues
Splendid program given by pupils of Battle Hill
The Battle Hill Literary society held its second meeting Friday January 29. The third grade presented The Story-teller with roles for the King princess story teller lords ladies and guards. Songs records and a staphophone program accompanied the event. Louis Silas and Charles Mooney won quarter medals. Seventh grade visited Grant Park and the nyelorama, studied the Civil War and the Battle of Atlanta, and viewed animals of Africa and South America. Fifth grade plans bird nest stands for nature study. Nancy Tripp led the seventh grade in attendance with an average of 98.1.
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Battle Hill
Grant Park
Thenyelorama
Atlanta
Africa
South America
Ruby Currie
Grace Garrison
Lois McKenny
Kathrine Gibson
Nellie Stewart
Grace Gattis
Nancy Tripp
Tenth School Sees Science Talk and Transfers
The sixth P.M. classes show interest in elementary science and electric magnetism after a lecture by Professor Gruen of Tech. Students Dunbar Ogden and Jack Sharpe illustrate concepts, while the fourth grade visits and new pupil Fletcher Pierce join Sixth A. Jim Hipp leaves to be coached, Jebb Stone and Atwood Cole depart for Florida. The fourth A boasts perfect tardy and spelling records, and the Seventh B honor roll lists Jane, Lewis, George Stevens, Joe Hichberg, Josephin, and Robert Blanton. PAUL BROWN JR.
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Gruen
Tech
Dunbar Ogden
Jack Sharpe
Fletcher Pierce
Jim Hipp
Jebb Stone
Atwood Cole
Florida
Olive Bfall
Fellowes Jane, Lewis
George Stevens
Joe Hichberg
Josephin
Robert Blanton
Catherine’ Pierce
Paul Brown, JR
Princeton University Opposes Paid Coaches
President John C. Hibben condemns retention of paid coaches and calls for elimination to free intercollegiate sport from a superimposed system. He argues paid coaches stifle spontaneity and natural initiative, urging drastic reform of athletic management.
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Ya A. Mode Wes
Lesllers
John C. Hibben
Princeton University
Fraser St. Boys Dominate First Grade Five Of Fraser High
Fraser St. boys won 48 to 3 over the first grade high in a basketball game led by Cohen Harrison and Storm for Fraser with Minsh starring for the visitors. Captain Carter Warrison and manager Herman Cohen praised, while other students earned high marks for academics and activities.
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Fraser ST
Gur
Cohen
Harrison
Storm
Fraser
Minsh
Herman Cohen
Carter Warrison
Alin Anthony
Mamie Lowe Hubard
Samuel Tenenbaum
Rose Thiessoff
Trelen McAllister
Willie Mewborn
Eula Ragsdale
Fenton Luckett
Ralph Martin
Ralph Smith
Nellie Brown
Grace ‘David
Woulie Gershon
David Spielberger
Famite Bulaid
Ddna Chambers
Mattie Caper
Dorothy 4In
Lola Mayfield
Lucy McAllister
Glenna Stoper
Margaret Zattan
Janes Atkingon
Albert Fowler
Harles Goddard
Robert Martin
Louise Jones
Samuel Tanks
C. C. Knight Literary and Debating Society
Dorothy Maye
Nettle Anthony
Sam Jaffa
Julius Anthony
Sam Loefler
Harry Wolfe
Elocution Saat
Tillie Pollock
Lucile Roper
Elkin Vogt
Freeda Lichtenstein
Ignatius Czintz
Puth Gillespie
Cave Man Chart Showcases Second Grade A Peebles
In the Peebles school a second grade A group is making a cave man chart with skins and other items. Fifth grade leaders include Henton Higgins and Westell Gardner, while seventh grade B prepares for Georgi Day. Margaret White signs the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henton Higgins
Westell Gardner
Mary Alice McGuinty
Edward Lowry
Virginia Bryan
Margaret White
Dwight Sanders
Fair Street School Notes from Bird Friendly Project
Eleven grades discussed music excellence with ten receiving excellent and one very good. Visits by Mr Landrum Mrs Osgood and Miss Smith were enjoyed. Fifth grade B makes weather charts and an attractive corner. Second grade A leaders Wilma Singleton and Charlie Stanton. Nature club received bird seed a bird nest from Atlanta Burrough and pamphlets How to Help the Birds About Atlanta. Bird boxes were made for trees.
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Landrum
Osgood
Miss Smith
Wilma Singleton
Charlie Stanton
Atlanta
Marist Five Leads In Prep League Tussle
In the local prep league race the Marist five hold the best record with no defeats, while Boys' High trails. If Boys' High wins all remaining games and Marist loses to no one but the High School team, a playoff against Donald Fraser would decide the pennant for Marist. Standings show Marist four wins, Boys' High one loss, and Donald Fraser two losses.
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Marist Five
Boys' High Jultmet Marist
Marist
Boys' High
Donald Fraser
Cclub
Tech & Boys’ High
Ae Peacock
Faith School Fifth Grade Leads Attendance
Cold and rainy weather did not deter students at Faith School as the fifth grade topped attendance last week while the sixth grade hopes to win this week. James Cornett joined the school, and plans are underway for Washington's Birthday and Georetta Day programs. Five students earned excellent report cards: Irene Hardaman Lois Hollingsworth Vilvery Miller R. D. Shaw Cora Belle Pruette Eva Langley. Ethel Patrich reports fifth grade led in spelling.
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James Cornett
Washington
Irene Hardaman
Lois Hollingsworth
Vilvery Miller
R. D. Shaw
Cora Belle Pruette
Eva Langley
Ethel Patrich
Class Leaders Announced At State School
Ialé announces term end and honors 116 students with perfect attendance. Leaders listed by grade include Catherine Hulaenbecis, Fannie York, Imoan da Maner, Ethel Lindsay, Eula Atcheson, Amelia Lichtenstein, Inez Martin, Janie Johnson, Irene Patton, Lille McCreary, Frankie Lee Grace, Thelma Atinsen, Claire Splyvey, Margie Winters, and Thomas Cheney.
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Ialé
Catherine — Hulaenbecis
Fannie Mae York
Imoanda Maner
Ethel Lindsay
Eula Atcheson
Amelia Lichtenstein
Inez Martin
Janie Johnson
Irene Patton
AJ Lille McCreary
Frankie Lee “Grace
Thelma Atiinsen
Claire Splyvey
Margie Winters
Thomas Cheney
Sach Child
Wwe
Ura Oliver
English Ave Concert Honors Pupils at English Ave
English Avenue held a school auditorium concert to honor pupils with perfect attendance. Highlights included Dora Colley and Helen Colley with Dolly Song, a third grade B drill, Emma Tella Thomas recitations, Christine Brown recitation, Lena Jefferson and Joan Brewer recitations, and a phonograph piece It's a Long Way to Kupperary. Principal Laura Smith praised the school.
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Dolly Song
Dora Colley
Helen Colley
Emma Tella Thomas
Christine Brown
Lena Jefferson
Joan Brewer
Kupperary
Martilia Jett
Helen Kennington
Mary Lou Jett
Erne Lee Neill
Horace Perkins
Dovie Johnson
Albert Jefferson
Edward Mackey
Amanda Maner
Johnnie Mae
State Street School
Fred Smith
Lizzie Hill
Walter Wood
Thelma Lester
Flora Elred
Minnie L. Jefferson
Crew St Pupils Report Cards Show All A’s
School notes praise for Ruby Murphy seventh B with perfect attendance and all A grades for last quarter. Esther Barnett Rosa Goldstein seventh A also earned all A’s. Sixth grade Norre Rice Lina Brown tied for top honors with mostly A’s and one B. A Russia-born pupil Nora has three years at the school. Two seventh graders excelled in music this month. Bad weather limits athletics. a wish for sunshine ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Murphy
Esther Barnett
Rosa Goldstein
Norre Rice
Lina Brown
Carda
Nora
Russia
Murphy
Prep Baseball Dates Announced For Local League
The prep baseball schedule for the upcoming season, announced by Captain Rosser of G M A, sets a start on April 9 and final games on May 11. Six teams join the circuit this year with Donald Fraser entering for the first time in years. Each team plays ten games, five at home and five away, with a double round robin around area schools.
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Rosser
G M. A
Donald Fraser
Boys' High School
G. M. A. Marist
D. FL
Peacock
Tech
Tech High School
Boys
D. FS
Marist
Boys’ High School
Bore High School
Martat
Bere
Eish
Lanier Society Holds Meeting at Hannahs
The Lanier Literary Society met last Friday with Miss Sadie Chambers reciting and several solos by girls. After the program, the basketball team practiced while other students enjoyed candy mulled. They declined a Decatur high girls challenge due to two key players injured. Most girls are inexperienced, court condition hindered practice, but they aim to form a capable team. Report cards issued. medals for highest averages went to Mary Ralston, Margaret Sandefur, and Thel Phillipson. Ruth Breck returned after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Morn
Lanier Literary Society
Sadie Chambers
Decatur High
Mary Ralston
Margaret Sandefur
Tthel Phillipson
Ruth Breck
Hill Street School Records Attendance Pride in 96.4 Term Average
Hill Street School reports an attendance average of 96.4 for the first term with the fifth B at 97.5 and a recent spike to 109. The seventh B and fifth B show the fewest tardies at four. Joe Gaston of seventh B was ill last week. Alberta Belser has a perfect attendance since founding four years ago. New pupils Murrél Dunkle and Meier Silver join the fourth B. The first A beat the first B in an arithmetic match. February includes birthdays of Lincoln Edison Longfellow and others plus Georgia Day and St. Valentine’s. The seventh A motto is We become like that which we constantly admire. Ella Braswell wins a coeiring prize in a painting?
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Hill Street
Joe Gaston
Alberta Belser
Murrél] Dunkle
Meier Silver
Lincoln
Edison
Longfelow
George Washington
Sidney Lanier
Lowell
Georgia Day
St. Valentine's
Miss Wesley
Iane Winningham
Louise Simpson
Annie Holland
Ella Braswell
Massudson
English Avenue School News Notes Field Day Dances and Film Show
A report from English Avenue describes sixth and seventh grade girls hosting fifth graders for field day rehearsal, and a capstone film show about Hindustan and China. Misa Milledge visited the primary grades. many students earned excellent in various classes. The seventh grades enjoy captain ball as teachers aim for steady improvement. Minnie Jefferson.
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Misa Milledge
Hindustan
China
Finch
Moving Picture Machine
General Film Company
Minnie Jefferson
Boys' High Defeats D Fraser Quintet In Decatur
Boys' High traveled to Decatur last Friday and routed Donald Fraser 38 to 2, ending Fraser’s two-year on-court winning streak. Scott led with 18 points as the Purple and White dominated from the opening tip, while Cummings, Babock, and Talley supported the strong defense. Donald Fraser’s Thompson brothers and Talley provided the lone backbone for the visitors in a lopsided contest.
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Decatur
Donald Fraser
Grimes Street
Boys’ High
Boys High
Donald Fraser Pee
H. Thompson
Scott
Lowry
Adama
Boyxs
Thompson Boys
Talley
Hoy
Pos
B. Adams
Vaser
White
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