E C H School Girls Aid Homes of the Poor
Grace Turmas reports Lanier High School girls held a Christmas gathering on Tuesday to aid the poor. Treasurer Harriet Conover presented the December balance, evening offerings funded baskets for families, and money was allocated to the Home for the Incurables. A program followed with songs and readings by club members, praised for its community effort.
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Grace Turmas
Jyansy Allen Flrst
Oaciety
Jack
Atlanta National Bank
Harriet Conovor
AdaIr School PTA Elects Officers and Reports Room Projects
Adair school hosts a PTA meeting where parents and teachers elected Pukson as president Mrs Jriel as vice president Mrs Chapel as secretary and Mrs W Fubner as treasurer. The third grade creates Looklets of scenes from Holland and the campus displays Christmas themed work. The seventh grade visits and reports on a guest, Leigh Ride Christmas song is performed by fifth graders, with more Christmas programs listed.
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Oothers
Tei
Fs Te
PF Pukson
J 1 Iriel
Sire
WN. Chaapel
W W .Fubner
Mt Holland Jhett
Uncle Remus
Arades
Tim
Brer
Mio Liiten
Fair Street School Opens to New Pupils and Hopeful Progress
The Bla Co school welcomes new pupils from other schools and cities as teachers arrange to honor top performers. First graders plant dogwood saplings and receive attention while older grades get motivated to work harder. The note signs off with Ole Belle Lankford.
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Bla Co
Scnooltun
Ette
Christmas Toy Drive Brightens Home for the Friendless
A holiday program drew a large crowd as Santileis and volunteers gave over a hundred presents to children at the Home for the Friendless. The event featured songs, dances, and performances by a long list of local youths and performers, with MGM Murphy and Graham in supporting roles.
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Heven
Hell
Lyle Helen
Indi
Miriam Angel Fannie Tevine
Lawrie Stone
Fannie Wettamin
Cian
Wanninelma Rowses
Punternie Phas Tana
Harsell
Sixth grade pupils at state make some good records
A New Year greeting opens a school report noting return after holidays and new pupils. The eighth grade reorganized with Harvey Wilson and Audrey Staton as officers. Fourth grade enjoys a new reader Four Old Greeks. The silk cabinet visit excites first graders. Georgia Landmarks Vol 4 gifted by Mr Knight. Mrs Knight praised.
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Harvey Wilson
Audrey Staton
Greece
Georgia
Aegean
Bliss Pitts
South America
Vesusius
Lucen Am Knight
Knight
Claia
Atlanta
Constitution resumes School Page publication on Sundays
The Constitution announces the return of its School Page to a weekly Sunday schedule. Readers are urged to submit letters by Thursday evening if possible and by Friday evening at the latest. This notice signals the page will run every Sunday going forward.
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Constitution
Knightly virtues on Tenth Street by Alten J Gookin
A pupil from Tenth Street writes about the medieval knight. The piece defines knightly ideals: armor, sword, lance and shield, faithfulness to God and king, bravery, justice, kindness to the pure and helpless, and avoidant of unholy wars, with a focus on doing good and reverencing women.
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Tenth Street
Alten J. Gookin
Open-Air Annex At Normal School Sets Good Record
Open-air annex at the normal school reports a strong illness-free run through the Christmas vacation. The seven A grades began Wagheb history and found it very interesting. The normal department observed the seven AA Mat in history as a new study was introduced and discussed reasons for studying English history.
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Wagheb
Robert James
Athletic League Badge Winners List Summary
A list of badge winners from multiple schools featuring normal timing and age groups. Names include students from Timing School, Traine School, and various named institutions. Honors show silver, bronze, and gold badges awarded to students such as Albert Cal laws, Emmett Roberts, Richard Munston, Luther Petty, Fetta Wadson, Claira Ashen, Paul Miller, Jack Pickett, Margia Jones, Edna Hamilton, Florence Hood, Carne Allen, Myer Bernstein, Louise Allen, Louise Allen, John W Boushy, Hisse Wilson, and others.
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Normal Timing
Lsie Menkee
Normal Trung
Virginia Jones
Praine
Gmbry Kendruck
Normal Traine
Kelly Tlarwell
Albert Callaws
Normal Traimne
J D Thomas Lronze
Soro Trainiage
Emmett Roberts
Normal Training School
Richard Munston
Cullgun School
Hobert Speer
Grant Park
Luther Petty
Carne Allen
Fraser Street School
Myer Bernstein
Louise Allen
John W Boushy
Hisse Wilson
Tech High School Students Begin Work on Annual
Tech High School students press toward a school annual to be produced by the seniors with help from the sewing class and class men. A renewed push for class football is noted with teams forming and no schedule yet set. The Glee club trains under Mr Ka vis with 118 members practicing and the oratorical contest approaches culminating in stump speeches at the Auditorium.
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Clarence L. Meiberman
Tech High
Vyech High
Glee Club
Kavis
PEEPLEST PUPILS AID RED CROSS BY SELLING STAMPS
The third grade A decorated a tree and hosted a Santa scene while the fourth grade A held a spelling contest won by Lula Barton. Second grade pupils wrote with pride and the Civic club sold Red Cross stamps, raising funds to help those afflicted by tuberculosis.
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Santa Claus
Margaret Whitington
Philip Stewart
Lula Barton
Bors
City Federation
Civic Club
Margaret White
Christmas Night At Girls Night School Town Table
Many new pupils joined Girls Night after the Christmas holidays. The Atlanta event on December 22 showcased a festive table with ivy bells and poinsettias. Attendees included Slaton, Joseph Heyman, and Mr and Mrs Moody. The school expresses gratitude to Gimbie and helpers for the supper as it resumes post holidays.
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Atlanta
Mr Slaton
Joseph Heyman
Joseph Moody
Moody
Himan
Chanukah Feist
Cere Tiatmer
Wholc
Min Gimbie
Liny
Pryor School Holiday Resolve Leads to Hard Work
The Pryor School notes a post holiday push toward studying and hard work for the year. Miss Warralson and Miss Milledge visited, reporting well. lists of top grades, welcomes for Wilhelm ing Tucker Lowie Ragdale and Marenwies Vischer, and a spelling prize draw won by Wallie Mapves who received a Late Remus portrait. The article extends sympathies for Was Harratson’s family. A Christmas program by various grades featured recitations, music, and a notable Hansel and Gretel production by the second grade, praised for its forest and witch scenes.
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Miss Warralson
Miss Milledge
Wilheming Tucker
Lowie Ragdale
Marenwies Vischer
Aride
Wallie Mapves
Remus
Was
Harratson
Courtlingd S Winn Society
Hasel Braditate
Chewbeth Ran-am
Sinth
Margaret Stovall
Fugees
Panik —Tifth
Mars Davis Dincel
Annie Banks
Plano Solo
Kade Lala
Salvation Army
Iris
Winnie Doeuglas
Hauselind Greve
Hansel and
Gretel
Thor
Hansel
Fatty
Perfect Attendance Noted At Stewart Ave School
Many pupils at Stewart Ave School earn perfect records since September. New pupils welcomed. Louisa Johnson leaves. Attendance party honors first through fourth grade pupils with flawless punctuality. Holiday program features listed performances and recitations. Hazel Coble named spelling star for past week. Only fragments remain from the original text.
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Stewart Ave
Louisa Johnson
Harold Ragsdale
Frances Garner
Merjmoth Hammond
Pierce Smith
George Graham
Joseph Smith
Fred Panel
James Sterelitz
Herman Harris
Mary
Mother Goose
Mildred Crockett
William Bryant
Reunon
Santa Claus
Miss Bryan
Faust
Louise Smith
Frances / Awtry
Hazel Coble
East Atlanta Seventh Grade News and 1915 Hopes
East Atlanta reports after Christmas as seventh graders Ad. OT ry to state have moved to other schools some remain in other rooms a few are missing The remaining students strive to make 1915 a happy year Mrs Osgard returned before Christmas to teach drawing and produced top Sixth Grade drawings The seventh graders write poems about the moon Annie Myri Risers and Tunner Gresham submitted poems suggesting future literary talent ETHOL WARDN
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Ad. Otry
Osgard
Atlanta
Annie Myri Risers
Tunner Gresham Brodsht
Elizabeth Barret Browning J
Tennyaen
Tenth School Plans Shade Trees After Holidays
After Christmas break the school resumes with plans for shade trees in the yard. Jase Malom Lockhart will go to Cor Dele. The fourth Ahase shifts to composition work and a song to the tune of America is sung by students.
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Jase Malom Lockhart
Cordele
Amerit
Marist College Tops Boys High In Close Gym Game
Marist College edged Boys High 72 70 in a tight basketball clash. Dodge Cocke and Hubert led Marist with key plays while White Adams and Scott paced Boys High’s offense, but Marist’s teamwork and early lead proved decisive.
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Marist
Bova High Tem
Marist Five
Boys High
Wntk
Ain the Bist Vor
Dodge
Cocke
Hubert
White
Adams
Scott
HOYS
Marist White
R Lodge
H Adams
Warrison
Corke
Liddelihne
I Jornigan
W. J. Haven
Ted Wiigh
Peacocks
Thair
Peacock
Teeh High
Parker
Ld Gruntz
Uke & Porns Plaster
Bs Tech
Soints
Jan
Minchei
Miacock
Pew
Karker
Nichul
Bindher
Angel Yarkun
Bob Parmales
Parker Donald Traser
Prep Schedule Teaper to Peacock Out
Local prep schedule lists games between Peacock, Marist, Donald Fraser, Tech High and Boys High with dates from January 15 to February 19. Teams include Marist, Peacock, Donald Fraser, Tech High, Boys High, and GowOY venues with multiple matchups and venues stated.
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FMEA
Donald Frases
Margeratu
Donald T
Isoxs
Preacock
Boss’ High
Tach High
Marist
Tandiro
Jani Iy
Mejist
Tech
M_A
Boys High
Pemock
Donald Praser
Wood
Peacock
Burvs' High
Debate summary on European war benefits for U S
The affirmative won the decision in a class debate. Speakers on the affirmative included Henry W Neiwn Jane Kaward Barke and Wendell Wesles with Dave Collins VY Magitt and Vamund Huyr leading the opposition. Paul Brown Jr. is noted for good work in composition.
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United States
Henry W Neiwn
Fager Jane Kaward Barke
Wendell Wesles
Bark’ Toren
Dave Collins
VY Magitt
Vamund Huyr
Paul Brown, JR
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