Marist and High School Tangle For Pennant in Final Week
The local prep league standings shifted with Tech High moving to third and Donald Fraser dropping to fourth. The pennant race narrows to Marist and Ivy Street High, with one week left and a final clash looming. If Ivy Street wins, they take the pennant. if Marist prevails, they seize it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech High School
Donald Fraser
Tech High
Fey High Five
Marist
Ivy Street
Inch Heh
Ormald Brasero
Teacock
Athletic League Badge Winners List
Athletic League announces badge recipients with several Georgia Avenue School students named. Gold badges go to Marion Turner Calhoun Isolina Turner Formwall street chool Josephine Colbert Lucy Vining and others. silver badges awarded to William Morrow Lee Tedder. bronze and older badges listed for various students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Turner
Calhoun School
Isolina Turner
Formwall Street
Josephine Colbert
Georgia Avenue School
Lucy Vining
Lucile Carter
Grace Jackson
Martha Johnson
Rosa Lyons
Michel Stamps
Erin Fletcher
Kate Lyons
William Morrow
Lee Tedder
Vivian Myers
Nellie Smith
Virginia Reams
Georgia Avenue
Rosalind Vitter
Tiarold Heard
Elocution Medals Awarded Pupils at IRA Street School
Nine first grade pupils earned elocution medals amid report card pride. Seventh grade honors include Willie Belle Plummer, Willie Dennard, May Harms, Edgar Burnett, Lee Beasley, and Gordon Castleberry. A third grade B group held a Japanese party with kimono dress and tea. Mr. Slaton visited, praising the work as Valentine boxes delighted all, with many valentines exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bella Plummer
Sam Heiman
Willie Dennard
Jerome Eliot
Willie Belle Piumamer
May Ilarms
Edgar Burnett
Lee Beasly
Gordon Castleberry
Mr. Slaton
Sam Heltan
Crew Street School Faces Narrow Loss in Tough Atlanta Normal Game
In a slow yet keenly watched contest, Atlanta Normal edged Crew 11 to 9 as forwards for Atlanta Normal and Madge Convers and Helen Gershon for Crew led the scoring. Seventh grades prepare Georgia day programs while grades share various class activities and excursions, including a Washington and Rawson streets trip and paper bird houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Normal
Crew
Madge Convers
Helen Gershon
Edna Thompson
Miss Graves
Washington
Rawson Streets
Ruby Murphy
Battle Hill School Report On Activities And Plans
Dr Toepel visited last Tuesday praising fifth and seventh grades. The seventh grade plans a park and bird nests to attract wrens and bluebirds. The fourth grade Ruth Gattis led with an excellent report card while the sixth grade won the attendance banner. The relay and volleyball games showcased both boys and girls as field day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toepel
Ruth Gattis
Gerade
Bud Laird
Nancy Tripp
Skruth Granberry
Mas Feldman
Cavertha
S Maud Kerry
George Freeman
Gain
Hatcher
Battle
Repidy
Hia
Thorgia
Gindy+ Barton
Mary Perk
Chisipe
John Fall
John Delht
Lola Stephens
Mary Hannay
Cline Bailey
Dorothy Coftin
O. M Jackson
Janie Hail
Norman Petts
Elizabeth George
Doriee Kech
Mary Griffith
Ruth Henderson
Hdwin
Jackson
Mellie Mas Titchett
S. Hanan
Brade
Loeisa Eisel
Laulee Reeves
Clarina Brown
Harald Hale
Herbert
Egan Park Awakens With Church and Road Upgrades
Egan Park near College Park and Hapeville, Atlanta suburbs, awakens with a new Missionary Baptist church of 36 members, a Sunday school of about 75, and planned street grading on Hanson Road. Local citizens say improved streets and the church will make Egan Park one of Fulton County’s finest towns, potentially joining College Park and Hapeville in a future consolidated city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan Park
Atlanta
College Park
Hapeville
Missionary Baptist Church
Hanson Road
Fulton County
Citizens’ Committee
L. Watters
W. F. Smith
P. Ragsdale
R. J. Huff
Seminary Girls to Present French Program Soon
Washington seminary pupils plan a February evening of French readings and songs with invitations sent to city scholars and patrons. The program includes invocations, chants, and lectures by Elizabeth Millard, Elzabeth McDonald, and Lois McIntyre among others, with a senior domestic science section preparing a serving plan for a forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth VacNonard
Washington Seminary
Dorothy Haralson
Marie Stuart
Marie Stuart’ —Traneng. “Pe Chansau Vengeur’ (lecture)—Hilaabeth Millard
Figma
Normal School Receives Cup As Soccer Champions
Normal School completed an undefeated season ending with a 4 to 0 win over Foreat. Captain Abel Winburn led the team managed by Charles Boswell, with President William Warrell to present the cup in about two weeks. A Friday program featured recitations and songs by Georgia Gary, Mary Nash, Christina McEachern, and others, including the Georgia flag and Cherokee Rose themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forreat
William Warrell
Charles Boswell
Abel Winburn
Georgia
Purser Smith
Nancy Hart
Miss Whitley
Christina McEachern
Ross
Vasht
Merrilt Spurlin Blag Driil
Splendid Records Made by Pupils of Fraser School
The Fraser School third grade A held a monthly spelling match with Bertha Pollock the only one standing. Students earned a candy box for the next month. Weather charts, music, and art projects show strong progress with students Mala, Belle Grant, Jimm, Maud Lester, and Frank Mewborn among exceptional workers. The first B and second B stars in spelling and music, Susie Mae Black joins the alto section after her mother’s illness, and Tillie Pollock tops the list with high marks in square roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Pollock
Mala
B Jutce
Vente Belle Grant
Jimm
Maud Lester
Frank Mewborn
Milledgeble
Mith B
Marvin Chambers
Karl H. Isueliner
Bertha Chambers
Mabel Fouckins
Vuela FP
Hewitt
Tillie Pollock
Mary Lacy
Dorothy May
Winnie Bryan
Hymie Loefler
Judas Anthony
Ignatius Czintz
Susie Mae Black Pack
Attendees With Perfect Attendance At Aill School
130 children at Aill School achieved perfect attendance from September to February. The list includes Elinor Brooke Albert Washington Kath leen Chatham Alberta Beiser Edna dam iltan Feser Brooks and many others, highlighting a wide range of pupils across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallabeet School
Elinor Brooke
Albert Washington
Kathleen Chatham
Alberta Beiser
Edna Damiltan
Feser Brooks
Marceiline Hunerkoft
Alice Nh
Leune Simpant
Ivyigh Deac Wyler
Ae Gilem
Marjorie Morgan
Clyde Yases
Trine Turnage
Henry Dillard Mars
Ben Wright
Estelle Ansles
Florence Whitten
Ruth Briggs
Elizabeth Jay Huth Brown
Martha ‘Ditarel
Asphine Diemer
Vera Farmer
Elizabeth Malone
Willeia Gulf
Tlenis
Frances Hose
Speer Mabry
Carl @aldyell
Howard Stewart
Lemmon
Henry Wingard
Hubert” Morrow
Edwin “Weil
Stafford Sewell
Estha Brown
Gien Wichams
Essie McGill
Elizabeth ‘Allen
Hortense Jackson
Fay Arnold
Willie May Simpson
Vivian Broom
Mary ‘Bell Russell
Vivian Harris
Bluford Hayes
Mary Knapp
Ruth Lil
Helen Parden
Sara Whitaker
Ruth Jarge
Harris Adams
Glenn Drugle
Jesse Clark
Ray Hooten
Carlton Craig
Edward Mrtve
Ralph Deadwiler
Floyd Pearson
Conny Fuller
James Mwoisht
Pred Miggins
Anne K Green
Arthur ‘Hunethare
Vision Lane
Clyde Martin
Paul Briggs
Charles Thrash
Carl Wingard
Roy Withrow
FM Hooks
Eva Scarborough
Robert Parden
Marga Finley
Elizabeth Reed
Harry Arnold
Lenge Russell
Sidney Laird
Sara B. Dillingham
Second Graders at Adair Enjoy Book on Cave Men
Report cards went home for the second time with pride. Henry Meaders led the class with the best marks. Second graders read about cave men, enjoyed pictures, and are making illustrated booklets. Dr. Stephens visited to examine the children and found them unusually healthy. Mr. Green spoke about vacation schools, which are seen as helpful but students prefer regular promotion. Parent-Teacher association met with Mia Hubner’s vocal solo and Dr Wisanski’s talk on Give the Child a Square Deal. Major Guinn may speak at next meeting in support of double sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
Henry Meaders
Dr. Stephens
Mr. Green
Mia Hubner
Dr. Wisanski
Marist Masterpail
Donald Fraser
Marist
Sevan
Tme
Decatur
Decaturbors
Trawever
Dodge
Warrison
Cole
Oool
Isuard
Cocke Jed
Pats
Harrison
Talley
Reeves
Tor
Fraser
Boge
Rot Macks Harrison
Talley Cay Cooke
Thompson
Huheyt
Georgia Day Program Delights With A Full School Lineup
The Georgia day program featured extensive student work. Third grade B posted a perfect oral score for three days, thirty-one of thirty-eight excelled in written spelling, while several students scored below FE in main studies. The program included songs, readings, piano solos, and recitations highlighting Georgia themes and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Rice
Esther Gold
Esther Finn
Mollie Wrettenbaum
Dean Turner
Charles Rumstead
Nick Domain
Andrew Waters
James Barfield
Freqa Mylins
Pearlie Davis
Maggie Daniel
Luale Warren
Ida Funberg
Emerson Welsh
Arthur Allen
Bessie Eberstein
Fannie Cohen
Sarah Fradley
James Mitchel
Annie Socolensky
Wrene Shearer
Mary Saperstein
Bentley
North
Eskimos
Nell Gross
Sam Finn
Rosa Jordar
Girls Night Impresses School Director with Division 1 Readings
Assistant superintendent Professor Landrum praised the school’s work at a girls night last Tuesday. Division 1 led in reading with strong attendance and four girls scoring 1080 in spelling. Miss Sugarman, the division’s teacher, was absent three days the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landrum
School notes and DAR conventions at local division meeting
Our principal Mrs Gamble represents the school at the state DAR convention with Atlanta chapter showing great interest. They donated a bookcase and books, and a valentines box is being considered. Division 2 reports strong attendance and good handwriting in grammar. Georgia day writings and biography notes delight. Ida Ball returns to division 4 with new student Cora Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Sugarman
Gamble
Daughters of the American Revolution
Atlanta
Landrum
Georgia
Ida Ball
Cora Stone
Rebecca Chambiors
Pryor School Seventh Grade A Volleyball Team Forms
The seventh grade A at Pryor School has organized a volleyball team to compete with other schools. Report cards show high achievement with several students listed for top grades across grades, including Kathleen Nabors and Emma Louise Reid in seventh A who earned A grades in all subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Appling
Ellen Brown
Evelyn Elliot
Grace Herren
Georgia
Frances McDaniel
Mae Stovall
Robert Berton
Tsughiseiles Gsll
Paul Pierce
Maria Walker
Virginia Haire
Catherine Figcher
Louise’ Girareau
Way Barbour
Elsie Juaiton
Kathryn Johnson
Josephine Hichberg
Leo Bloch
Virginia Hill
Thelma Brantly
Louise Dennington
Ruth Summers
Katie Lala
Annie
Bankifth
Neal Monroe
Frankie Teasbeaut
Elizabeth Ranson
Louis Montag
Julia Fletcher
Fannie Mae Cooper
Margaret White
Kathleen Nabors
Emma Louise Reid R
Hannah, Grossman
Mamie Burton
Sarah Gelespie
Ruth S Summers
Marin Overbey
Seventh and sixth grade debates noted at school
The seventh grade held two lively debates on United States coal versus gold and silver and farming versus manufactures, with the affirmative and negative winning. speakers included Stevens Stinheuer Mangum Wittaker and Clark Blanton Wright Newman Joel Wooley Powell Hires Fay Yarborough Eichberg Elyea Hall. New pupils Elward Wallace Lamar Toole Elizabeth Lewis welcomed. sixth grade heard a lecture on Wireless Telegraphy by Mr Jobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Stevens
William Stinheuer
David Mangum
Robert Wiittaker
Sidney Clark
Robert Blanton
Edward Wright
Edward Newman
Josephine Joel
Frances Wooley
Evelyn Powell
Frances Hires
Carrie Fay Yarborough
Rose Eichberg
Norathy Elyea
Lucile Hall
Elward Wallace
Jobson
Lamar Toole
Elizabeth Lewis Paul Brown JR
G M A Quintet Edges Tech High 31 to 29 on College Park Court
G M A won a tight 31 to 29 basketball game over Tech High at College Park. Bari starred for GM A with goal after goal and playmaking, while Bedell led Tech High with 14 points as both teams traded leads repeatedly in a fast, physical contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GM. A
Tech High School
College Park Court
Muarietta Street School
Bari
Tech
G. M A
J. Bedell
Fincher
Tech High
Pos. G. M. A
L. Gre
Battle
Zenax Club Formed by Boys High School Students
At Boys High, students form the Zenax club and plan several dances this term at the Vesper club hall, seeking more entertainments for members. The article notes the B H 8S basketball team beat Peacock’s reps 40 to 13 and mentions exam relaxations for high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenax
Wil
Formvalt School Class Leaders Named For Quarter
Formvalt School announces its class leaders across grades with praise for seventh grade A and B and notable students earning declination medals. Miss Harralson and Miss Milledyke praised performances. several grade captains listed.
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B.H.S
Ira ST. School
Crew ‘Street School
Normal School
Battle Hill
Dr. Toepel
Atta Pallocis
Braser Street
Fraser Street
Nellie Black
Lucy Cobb
Stelen McAllister
Rebecca Zimmerman
Mamie Pelzman
Susie Black
Fraser School
AILL
Adair
FAIR
Georgia Day
Dixie
Aetia “Oglethorpe
Libbie Zinn
Trestess
Tobnnle
Jhe Bugs
Carrie Eubanks
Fannie Butler
Joe Koplin
Red Old Hills
Ollie Belle Lankford
Pryor School
TENTH
Boys’ High
Peacock Five
Fourteenth Street Boys
Boys' High
Gilmer Street
Peacock Court
Peacock
Peason
Scott
Lowry
B.adams
Knox
Pen
Jones
Fos
White
B. Adams
Parker
Nicolson Scott
Pew
L Adams
R Jones Liddell
Malect
Smith
Roys
High
Donal Fraser
Tech High Five
Canta
W. Bedall Bedell
Ronald Fraser
Tallev
J. Thompson
Uy Teh
Tos
Donald F
Mack
Hamlett
Harlan
Seease Talley
Bedot
Finehe
Wardani Coleard R. G Storey
Reeves W. Bedell
LG Hi Vhampson
Jameson
Clantz
Robert Koreman
B.H. 8
B.S
Riverside
X - Knox
B. Adama
L. Adama
EG Jonen
B. H
Formwalt School
Spappell
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