Boys' High Starts Baseball Work
Robert Forenus reports Boys' High begins baseball work with a meeting of officers and prospective players. Seventy five boys attend tryouts at Brisbane Park as prep games are scheduled with Silverside and other schools. The season aims to recreate last year's victory with Lowry boosting the Purple and White.
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Tech High
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Marist
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Thomas Methvin Salter
Bucl
Evall Frhetice
Frideil
Weaver
Silverside
Brisbane Park
Hes
Vieto Pol
Moore
United Laughters of the Confederacy
Mavich
Wallace Zachry
Pryor School Sixth Grade Work and Activities
Sixth grade boys preparing yard at Pryor School. Seventh grade B thanks Vivian Vaughn for pansies. Third graders stage The Knights of the Silver Shield. Spelling matches held. weekly average 96.8 percent with four grades above 98. Miss Skinner gave a birds talk to seventh grades A and B. Marie Overbey.
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Vivian Vaughn
Knights of the Silver Shield
Skinner
Marie Overbey
Girls Night Race and School News from All Saints Mission
Ray Zimmerman Calliope Poulos and Jennie Tuck race in spelling at All Saints Mission where Miss Richards a kindergarten teacher praises progress of foreign girls. Division two works on fractions while division three earns a US flag for Georgia compositions. Mr Was Green visits from The Atlanta Journal. Fourth division awaits new copybooks for penmanship medals. Nork Bettis misses school due to her mother’s illness. Rebecca Chambers reports.
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Calliope Poulos
Jennie Tuck
Wee
Miss Richards
All Saints’ Mission
Was Green
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
United States
Miss Molteff
Ruby Deal
Bessie Caldwell
Nork Bettis
Rebecca Chambers
Tech High Seniors Triumph Over Faculty In Basketball 35-34
Tech High seniors edged the faculty 35 to 34 in a close basketball contest marking the first of a three game series. Crowded with action, Czintz Brad Jey and Jentzen led scorers for the seniors while Professors McHarty Hunter and Martin starred for the faculty. The event preceded the annual exercises, with many contestants entered and results pending.
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Luther Minor
Baniers
Czintz
Brad~ Jey
Czlntz
Woodberry School Shows Student Spirit On Georgia Day
Georgia Dickinson reports Woodberry Hall hosts Georgia Day with Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Davis and Miss Witcher starring in A Set of Turquoise. Pupils and faculty delivered talks on War Between the Daughters of the Cow and The Song of the Chat tahoochee as photographers capture basketball tennis and home science. A lively dance followed the two act play and reception.
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Georgia Dickinson
Gupscs
Beag
Fair third grades enjoy excursions to state capitol
Third graders from two classes visited the state capitol and museum last week. They observed corn growth projects, with scrapbooks and classroom experiments showing moisture transfer in soil. Several students received spelling honors and weekly averages, while a project on fruit damage urged fruit protection efforts.
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Society officers elected at N.APS high school department
Dorothy Paine reports the second semester officers for the N. A. PLS high school department: Mary Barnett president, Catherine Erwin vice president, Helen Billingsly treasurer, Louise McCutcheon secretary, Isabel Guinn chairman of student government, Dorothy Paine reporter. The Annual committee is busy and a game with Atlanta Normal Training School was postponed due to weather.
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High School Department
N. A. Pls
Mary Barnett
Catherine Erwin
Helen Billingsly
Louise ‘McCutcheon
Isabel Guinn
Atlanta Normal Training School
Debate Highlights Georgia Day At Crew Street School
Georgia day programs by seventh A and seventh B classes featured songs recitations and debates on corporal punishment in schools. Seventh A debated for abolition with strong negative, while seventh B argued for a curfew in Atlanta. Judges sided with the affirmative in the B debate. A Valentine gift to Miss Perrine and strong music marks were noted for third and fourth grade.
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Annie Zinnesbure
Jacob Jalosky
Lewis Gordon
Max Kollestein
Mollie Riettenbaum
Rosa Goldstein
Minnie Garchina
Georgia
Helen Gershon
Annie Belsham
Max Roxzinsky
Yalullah
Ruby Mftur
Afiriam Angel
Sidney Lanier
Ernest Harwell
Uncle Remus
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Migs ‘Perrine
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Pryo
Walker Street
Children Make Splendid Attendance Record Feature
Top row shows 180 children on Jill Street perfectly attending since the school year began. Middletop names Hamilton Kathleen Chatham and Louise Simpson. Bottom lists Elizabeth Allien Willie May Simpson James Wright Ivey Willingham and Alberta Bieser as four year perfect attenders. A bottom photo presents three youngsters in the fable role The man the boy and the donkey with Gus Trammell as the rider Raymond Kimberley as the donkey and Phillip Brotts as the old man.
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Dna
Hamilton
Kathleen Chatham
Louise Simpson
Elizabeth, Allien
Willie May Simpson
James, Wright
Ivey Willingham
Alberta Bieser
Gus Trammell
Raymond Kimberley
Phillip Brotts
Athletic League Badge Winners at Forrest and Fraser Schools
Benjamin Savitz of Forrest avenue school and Geafreld Albright of Fort school earned bronze badges. Korr eat avenue school and Hugh McKinney of George avenue school received gold. Susie Back and Clara Clark of Fraser street school earned silver badges, along with Freeda Luehtenstein of Fraser street school.
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Forrest Avenue
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Fraser School Pupils Win Rewards for Good Spelling and Attendance
In Fraser School reports, third graders celebrate February holidays by making February books while Miss Johnson awards the class with the highest spelling average a basket and volleyball for a week. Fifth grade A tops the high grades with 96.7 while second grade A and third grades receive stars for attendance and effort.
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Georgia
Sol Sohen
John Bansley
Kathryn Felix
Seminary Basketball Team to Meet Lucy and Cobb Five on 26th
The article describes school events at a seminary including Valentine activities, prizes won by Georgia Rice and Ydonne Rosa, and social visits by Miss Sharpe Miss Selinia Sue Miss Honna Scott and Miss Starke. It notes a basketball game on the 26th between the seminary team and Lacey Cobb in Athens with high expectations to win.
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Seminary
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Cobb
Elizabeth Macdonald
Sharpe
Selinia Sue
Honna Scott
Georgia Rice
Washington Seminary
Ydonne Rosa
Edalentine
Faith School Enjoys Pleasant Weather and Notable Visits
The Faith School reports very pleasant weather and strong attendance. Visitors Mr Slaton, Mr Landrum, and Miss Haralson delivered satisfactory reports and music lessons. Fifth grade toured the capital minerals exhibit and fire station while fourth grade visited Grant Park for geography and nature study. Sixth graders tied for high spelling and planned a Georgia day program with songs.
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Slaton
Grant Park
Ruby Langley
Pearl Passmore
Susie Bilvey
Georgia
Normal School Defeats Weoitberry in Close 17 to 12
The Normal School basketball team beat Weoitberry 17 to 12 in a tightly played game led by Crane Bates and Thomas. The victorious lineup included Kate Bates Stephens Crane Thomas forwards and Ulisses Weaver Mills centers. A large crowd supported the team as they also defeated Crew Street school 16 to 8 in a prior match.
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Boys High, Marist Prep Win in Tuesday Clash Preview
The Boys High five defeated Tech High 47 to 19 on Wesley Memorial court, led by Scott with 25 points and Lowry's steady defense. Marist remains undefeated, and next Tuesday's fray against Donald Fraser looms as the likely league title decider at Wesley Memorial.
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Bat River Is Never in Us
An obscure note from The Boston CHabed discusses the Ohio River swelling with potential overflow and its impact on Cincinnati. The text hints at annual cycles of water levels and readiness for high water, but details are sparse.
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