Seminary Girls Present Splendid Play in The Falcon
Seminary girls staged The Falcon written by Warcerdt Vandouald. The performance Saturday night drew praise for polished rehearsals and lively acting. Cast included Katherine Terre Euniel Durden MadeleneParns Ally Voresh Lamptar Elizabeth Macdonald Nora Sterling and more. Proceeds added $25 for a new stage curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warcerdt Vandouald
Katherine Terre
Ant Euniel Durden
Sola
Madenne Parms
Alane
Sle
Dorethy
Lamptar
Mtst Telizabeth
Courtneys Ross
Fulipowna Tintel
Elizabeth Flog
Elizabeth
Nora Sterling
Huntess
Giovanna
Wau
Tech High Five Defeats Boys High in Hot Game
Tech High Five defeated Boys High in a closely contested basketball match described as the season’s best. Key players included Lara at center and Maiucher, with statements praising team effort over individual highlights. Georgia Day exercises by Atlanta high schools also noted as a grand, engaging event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech High Five
Colcord
Maiucher
Marist 14
Tech High
Pech High
Ute
Tour High
Atlanta
United Wall
Comersty Waigh School of
Teneh
Ind
Bs Vr Jarote
Georgia Tech Night School Team Beats Fulton in Feb. 28
The Georgia Tech night school commercial high five spring team defeated Fulton on February 28. The article notes the team’s strong performance, student involvement, and a postgame emphasis on technical training and work ethic, with mentions of classes and guest lectures by Mr. Ashley on electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GA. Tech Night School
Commercial High Five
Fulton
Ashivs
Cean
Tvels Sety
Ashley
Keratky
Williams St School Class Activities and Visitors
Children at Williams Street School engage in literary society projects and basketball relays. Visitors Mr Ashley and Mrs Graves discuss life with the sixth grade while third and younger grades show interest in maps and Chinese articles. The week includes a two-part report of class life and a note on a late Valentine event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Graves
Jcyved
Chiblich
Lotte
Luckie Street School Acknowledges Young Learners Progress
Meo children of the seventh aid observed in winter lessons at Luckie Street School. First graders present Our Flag plaque while fourth graders discuss shuttle relay practice. New pupils Ralph Sims and Ralph Carsen join as faculty notes celebrate student growth and class projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priapil
Dutta
Ant Rosta
Georges Chire
Kiberta Brown
Ralph Carsen
Ralph S Sims
MN A P S Basketball Beats Junior High 2A
By Tamar Korcit report on high school basketball with two recent games against Junior High 2A teams. Our team won 12 to 1 in the first game and 6 to 5 in the rematch, with optimism for upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MN. A. P.S
Tamar Korcit
February Holidays Flourish at State and Georgia Pride
A lively school column notes February holidays popular at state institutions, praises Georgia’s legacy and George Washington, and recalls St Valentine lessons. It recounts student travels, Swiss trip prep, Alpine scenes, and a Rome return with reflections on education and curiosity.
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Br Ley Owen
Curly
Sidney Lanter
Suterer
Gilethorpe
Georgia
George Washington
Valentine
Enjoyable Program Rendered By Pupils Of Lucile Ave School
Pupils produced an enjoyable program with grades two through six performing songs recitations and skits. Fourth and sixth graders exchanged tributes to Georgia and a discussion on women voting featured the affirmative side winning the debate. Councilman Mr Ashte visited and spoke about beavers inspiring pride in industry. Mattie Selenious closes the report.
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Lucile Ave
Restyn Poole
Georgia
Porathy Mane
Geoght Vady
Henry Steiner
Sara Suth
Eeha
Fanny Worcels
Baniy Hart
Nellie
Willie Wyatt Wooresene
Columbia
Gem of
Tenth St School Notes On Open Air Projects And Honors
Readers are shown a fragmented school page noting open air activities, garden plans, and class achievements at Tenth Street School. Highlights include praise for a Cyclotoma event, a mention of Milimister in charge, and various student efforts such as window boxes, hardening seeds, and art with bird pictures. Names of pupils and honor roll entries appear, including Joan Staton Jr and other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Claus
Africa
Utev
Arden
Elizabeth Gashenuih
Martha
Margaret Middleton
Mariana Goldsmith
Milian Dabrey
Dorothy Todd
Eleanor Byres
Walter Fovote
John Jacobs
Tyson Miner
Revert Grier
Cobb Urme Allee Cain
Elizabeth Peeple
Porathy
MrCollough
Louse
Pappenheimer
Emil, Walker
Mary Stioledse
Elizabeth Weslis
Jobi Siutogure
Joan Staton, JR
IVA ST. SCHOOL Valentines Day Fun Across Grades
All grades at IRA St School enjoyed Valentine festivities with boxes, flowers, and school displays. Seventh grade visited the student tree and admired blooms while fourth grade received wood specimens, and second graders worked on birds in composition books. About 125 children attended the Thursday story hour by Mrs. Howard Jackson as Principal Tandrums visited, with hoped future visits.
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St Valentine
Brotherhood of Man
Gride
Renks Rat
Grady
Switzerland
Miss Witly
Tals
Iran
Rome
di Wastre
Brances Alston
Daves Fyscher Sanitarium
Prades
Southern Furniture Factory
South Ania
Waldrip
Howard Jackson
Tandrums
Hope
Llizabeth
Successful Meeting Of the Mothers Club At Davis St School
A Davis Street School mothers club gathering produced 977 percent attendance by the seventh grade. The event included a social half hour with seventh grade refreshments, a talk by Mr Wardlaw, and field trips for fourth graders to the Capitol to study Georgia products. The sixth grade won a candy box for sending the most mothers, fifteen, to the meeting.
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Wardlaw
Georgia
Clyde Autebell
Velma Alsdbrook
Carline Deadwater
Willie Dilbeck
Blooma Tolatnik
Lola Forrester
Marie Dilbeck Lil
PEEPLES SCHOOL Valentine Activities and Missing Student
At PeepLes School mothers gathered to form a PTA while fifth graders arrived for classes a student was reported missing a salamander is mentioned. Third grade made heart shaped candy for the Old Ladies home. All classes held Valentine boxes and older students joined in. Seventh graders prepared a Caesars notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo
Udhgol
Lo Roing
Julius Caesar
Leila Om
Sleeping Beauty to Be Dramatized at Calhoun School
Calhoun students prepare a performance of Sleeping Beauty with first and afth grade members, while the fourth grade showcased a Georgia Day program. Sixth graders tend budding sweet peas, each box a tiny garden, as students debate whose flower will bloom first. The third grade explores China aided by Chinese newspapers, bric a brac, and curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun School
Georgia
Nowers
Nitike
Sweetpeas
China
Bric A Brac
Curtois
Caroline Woore
Valentine Boxes Delight Walker St School Classes
Fourth grade A students who earned 100 in department include Fennie Bettis Temple Ovans Kellie Farria Amelia Locke Ruth Walker and Fletcher Blair They examined Columbia the Gem of the Ocean with the second A class The first quarter honor roll lists Alamara Steele Clara Jones Mmie Griffin Virginia Ewing Bull Rawley Hathaline Strickland each student received a Perry picture In seventh grade Thelma Meek Willie Meek Bessie Le Roy Carrie Justice Clara Slemons Henrietta Bootcher Ida Lee Dantat and Leon Nixon noted Willie B Meek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennie Bettis Temple Ovans
Kellie Farria
Amelia Locke
Ruth Walker
Fletcher Blair
Columbia
Alamara Steele
Clara Jones
Mie Griffin
Virginia Ewing
Bull Rawley
Hathaline Strickland
Perry
Thelma Meek
Willie Meek
Bessie le Roy
Carrie Justice
Clara Slemons
Henrietta Boettcher
Ida Lee Dantat
Leon Nixon
Willie B Meek
Georgia Day Observed at Pryor School
Georgia day festivities filled Pryor School with all grades participating. Principal Gandraum visited, fourth grade staged a program, and students celebrated with Valentine boxes. Seventh and third grades were invited, seventh and sixth grades achieved perfect attendance, and the second grade held a graphophone concert in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togards Hunice
Elizabeth Rivley
Adair School Seventh Grade Enjoys English Stories
G W Adair School seventh grade enjoys English stories as the first graders excel in spelling matches, second graders craft heart shaped valentines, third graders fill their valentine boxes, and the sixth graders visit Grant Park cyclorama. The seventh grade also studies the lives of great men with enthusiasm as BooNES Coody visits.
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Grant Park
Boones Coody
Greene
Marist College Defeats Tech High in Home Victory
Marist College beat Tech High Friday 37 to 20 in a fast, close second game. Marist’s shooting and defense limited Tech High as Dodge and Wrigley led the effort for Marist while Hamlet and Colcord topped Tech High with most points. The win strengthens Marist’s pennant position and tightens the race for second place with Tech High and Boys High contesting it.
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Wright Marist
Tech High
Marist
Marist Dodge
Wrigley
Tech High Hamlet
Colcord
Boys Eagh
Mutt
RE Fincher
LF Bedell
Tdedge
S Hamlett
Ashby Street School Honors Record Makers and PTA Plans
Fourth grade students Isaac Fritz Eugene Killiott Carl Hyden Imonene Patton Maude Brock and Jesse Webb set bronze button athletic records. Parents encouraged to organize a Parent Teacher Association with promising support for next month. Various grade performances mark Georgia founding celebration and school events.
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Igaac
Fritz Eugene
Killiott
Carl Hyden
Imonene
Patton Maude Brock
Jessie Webb
Frida
Georgia
Waith Marchman
Chattahoochee
Mollie Shamoxs
Pownell
Leroy Tidwell
Geria Colony
Ernnest Morris
Sarai James
Henne Thomason
Red Ola Hills
Sherman March
Grace Owens
Ld Strei
Pearl Spencer
Hilda McLain
Louise Adams
God Bless
Edward Norton
Louise Aram
Faith School Attendance Record Noted for Students
Wr and Mrs F George have four children among pupilest thin school who have made a remarkable record of attendance. Ernest of the fourth has only massed one day in four years. The following children have had perfect attendance this year across grades with names including Ruth Black Guy Braswell Thomas Brown Albert George Bryan Helms Heart Phillips Otto Simpson Durris Smith Irene Rawling Row Shaw Elijah Clarke and many others.
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F George
Ede Rind
Faith
Albert
Ernest
Ruth Black
Guy Braswell
Thomas Brown
Albert George Bryan Helms Heart Phillips
Otto Simpson
Durris Smith
Irene Rawling
Row Shaw
Elijah Clarke
Bills Gare
Beatrice Braswell
Leo Chafin
Howard Jordan Virginia
Haynes Draver Rice
Irena Crowles
Robert Almond
Howard Heatley
Aaron Black
Velma Clark
Edith George
Jeanette Gunn
Loretta Martin
Hisle Moore
Clair Nail
Bernice Smith
Thelma Blankinship
Imogene Coffee
Robert” Cornett
Inia Davenport
Ernest George
Nina Higginbotham
Henry Olson
Leola Pruette
Alvin Williams
Lonnie Black
Edward Brown
Marle Berry
Lucile Davenport
Franks Davenport
Edmund George
Willie Hill
Vision Mann
Lucy Pendley
Myra Smith
Margaret Wooley
Walker Nail
Mary Martin
Roberta Cagle
Mary Marti
Immaculate Conception Enjoys Organ Concert
Immaculate Conception pupils attended a Sunday organ concert at the Auditorium, enjoying the music and outing. Monthly boarding-house visits are planned, with a visiting day this Saturday. A bazaar saw pupil Margaret Pusteldt win a baby doll from the golden table, while first and second graders excelled in a spelling contest with Joseph Barnes, Robert McVarwick, Elizabeth Otis, and Mary Emma Scully earning top marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pusteldt
Apell
Joseph Barnes
Robert McVarwick
Elizabeth Otis
Mary Emma Scully
Visit by Mr Landrum and School Highlights at Formwalt
Formwalt pupils welcomed Str Landrum last week with satisfactory reports from each grade. Miss Wilby visited primary grades, Wardlaw observed work, and students praised the rewards for their hard work. Sixth graders appreciated Grant Park board and a Confederate veteran’s explanation of the Battle of The Gate City. Fourth grade hosted Georgia Day with a red white and blue setup and animal trainer Prutus Bishop entertaining bears. Second grade A won a sand table for spelling banners. several second graders earned perfect spelling papers. First A welcomed Elizabeth Hillings back after illness. cocoons drew interest as the development continued.
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Str Landrum
Wilby
Wardlaw
Grant Park Board
Wark Board
Givine
Gate City
Uts
Prutus Bishop
Rose Swerdley
Helen Brank
Freddie Muller
Merlan Hattie Tiah Wilson
Anna Bell
Ruth Clirk
Katherine Muller
Ren McGinty
Louise Jor
Lazy Fo Edwards
Elizabeth Hillings
Georgia Day Program Shines at Fraser School
Fraser School celebrated Georgia Day with a program featuring songs and recitations by grades five and four. Special guests included councilman L Ash ley and Professor J T Derry who spoke to the students. Awards went to Guy Kauff man and Lillie Lichenstein in a medal contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Happy Farmer
Paul Lambert
Leol Bartwell
Georgia
Nete Antthory
Nele Black
Jewell Young
Mary Adams
Lille
Home Park School Visitors and Classroom Activities
Miss Harralyon Mrs Osgard Miss Louie Smith and Miss Graves visited first grade classes where border pictures aid reading. Second grade enjoyed a valentine party and arithmetic games. Fourth grade students explore cocoons and moths, while sixth grade honors lead athletes. Visitors from the Ladies Board admired displays and a former teacher, with the Parent Teacher Club meeting upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harralyon
Osgard
Louie Smith
Miss Graves
Annie Forrester
Nadine Grove
Jeaneette Hardman
Vary Grenner
Bsp Carson
Waryermue
Bernkes Willingham
Cecil Jamesson
Philip St
Mayor Woodward
Major Guan
Macon Monroe
Arabia
Mabel Morris Ella Jones
Vance Fain
Mc¢ulfough
Kirkpatrick
Ladies Board of Visitors
Ore Lyle
Battle Him School
Cub
Battle Hill School
Nelle Stewart
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Louise Beull
Sam Rosenberg
Williams ST. School
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Marist College
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