Tech High Faces Fast Five In City League Title Chase
Tech High, led by captain Colcord and star forward Kelly from Decatur High, faces Marists and Bove High in a three way race for the city league championship. New court ready for first home game on January 31, with Baneker and Cobb to join the lineup as techsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny B. Wright
Thelecks
Ieague
Acroolt Marlat
Bove High
Tech Hoh Tech High
Pas
Tech High
Kelly @ forward
Decatur
Colcord
Finsher
Sara Gerd
Baneker
Stard Thera Ars
Cobb
Hamlett
Tech
Marist
East Atlanta Gratitude for Local Improvements
By Sunts White residents praise concrete walkway from door to street and the city’s street project ending red mud wading. During Christmas vacation school grounds gained two basketball courts a volleyball court seesaw and an acting pole for younger children. Sixth and seventh grades show interest in basketball and hope to become expert players after Mr Landrum visited on Tuesday and was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saventh
Landrum
Anjoy
FORMWALT SCHOOL HOLIDAYS END AND STUDENTS RETURN
The seventh grade sends thanks to a kind donor for nine window boxes and potted plants improving the school. A tribute is paid to a beloved classmate who died of diphtheria as the pupils express sympathy to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawreme Moral Company
Treorgia Avenue School
Waris
Ashby St School Seventh Grade Literary Note
Seventh grade students discuss books and authors with sketches of authors home. They share quotes from poetry and write about Christmas events and classroom activities. The prose includes student names and brief classroom notes about assignments and responses.
Fragmented OCR mystery from school page hints at names and events
The readable text lists scattered names such as Terrell Walker and Bloom among garbled words about grades and pupils. It hints at a school scene with references to days, attendance, and possible examinations or notices, but specifics are unclear.
Fire escape work started at tenth school
School notes show fire escape work underway with plans for orderly evacuations. Students anticipate drills, while lower grades exit through cloakrooms and upper grades use balconies and stairs to the yard. Gardening efforts progress under Milas Webb guiding a growing vegetable plot.
Grant Park School PTA Meeting and Student Highlights
The Grant Park School PTA met on Friday with Dr Illanberh Broach slated to speak on Social Hygiene but detained. Mr Wardlaw praised the school during his Friday visit while seventh grade showcases white hyacinths and second grade displays bloom in window boxes and yard. The ground committee plans yard improvements and cold frames, and the seventh grade visited the Cyclorama on the 12th for a very enjoyable outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illanberh Broach
Wardlaw
Parent Teacher Association
Eline
Tui
Srade
Pryor St School Hires New Superintendent Visit Notes
Pryor Street School reports delight in hiring four sisters from Mer Warnlaw as superintendent. On Tuesday the sixth grade practiced turning, jumped, and made good progress. first graders express sympathy over transfers of Cecil Watts, Ivaney Holland, and Barry Tarrant. Sixth band, fifth grade, and school attendance held a 100 percent average last week.
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Sisit
Warnlaw
Lftle
Tor Eine
Cecil Watts
Ivaney Holland
Barry Tarrant
Ind
Sehhel
Eblnice Ridley
Georgia Ave School Wins Attendance Banner for Seventh Grade
Seventh graders at Georgia Ave school win the Attendance Banner for the scholastic year while other grades report strong work in spelling and geography projects. Students completed a North America map activity and a sand table exercise as part of class projects and attendance recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetch Stud
Trey
Noth J America
Ines Law
William Parkion Fish Uslan
Boys High School Beats G M A In Fast 38 23
Boys High School defeats G M A 38 to 23 in a hard fought prep league game. McReynolds scored for G M A, while Warren and Hubert led Boys High with strong defense and scoring. The first half ended 25 to 7, and Boys High prepares for a next game against Marat o on their court.
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Boys’ High School
Ruger
Andy Rogers
Bugs Haigh School
Gowa
McReynolds
Mt A
High School
GWA
Warren
High
Hubert
McResnolda
Bennett
G_MA
Marato
Williams Street School Seventh Grade Excursion and Class Updates
Last Wednesday seventh graders visited the Cyclorama in Grant Park to view the Battle of Allenta. Mr Ashby spoke to the sixth grade on electricity. The girls in the room earned praise for geography. Fourth grade received a chart from Miss Milledge. Second graders held a three week perfect attendance record and did well in music and physical training. First graders reported good work to the directors. Charlotte RiRNHAW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Webb
Lawrence Gay
Miss Wilby
Mary Davis
Virginia Rhodes
Viola Dixon
Frances Hanahan
North Avenue
Willam Gayle
Gordon Biles
Pilth
Tucker Wayne
Gvelyn Knox
Clifton Wilburn
Atlanta
Iour
Miss McDowell
Marion Dabney
Hao Ebert Gay
Dickeng
O Henry Morgan van Valelmuurg
Grant Park
Allenta
Ashby
Troy
Miss Milledge
Miss Wibby
Charlotte Ri
Lee Street School celebrates Christmas in class events
The Lee Street school welcomed students back after Christmas. The seventh and sixth grades joined in activities to fill stockings with toys. Nose Haynes gave cook time lessons to the girls, who made cheese straws. Miss Os700d Mariorie Miller noted the enthusiastic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Street
Nose Haynes
Chrita
Mariorie Miller
Splendid Programs By Pupils Of Crew School
Junior Audubon Society of the sixth A held a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon with a notable program on the Crew. Max Golden and Dellig Way Hill won the elocution medals for the month. Seventh grade B pupils held their quarterly reclamations on December 16. Tanny Ifald and Birdefordon won gold medals to wear until the next contest. Miss Laura Smith and Miss Harrison visited our school on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
Max Golden
Dellig Way Hill
Tanny Ifald
Birdeferdon
Ovcure
Laura Smith
Harrison
Sehdor
Craw AT S
Miss Dodd
Night School Boys Pleased With New Quarters
Sixth grade boys celebrate new quarters and pride in order. Three former pupils returned, eight new names added to roll. Reuben Fox and Jack Levitt out for illness and merit work. hope to have them back soon. Sixth grade begins U.S. history. student Thomas Price missing purse found given to Mrs. Blenard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Fox
Ness
Jack Levitt
Commercial High Progresses Rapidly in Our School
Lucius %. Rogern reports on rapid progress at Commercial High with new building work and ongoing student activities. The faculty and pupils cooperate to recover lost time, establish music lessons each Tuesday, and form an Aglee club under Miss Barnwell and Professor Kimberly. Debates and dramatic features will follow, led by Miss Burchell, Miss Anderson, and Professor Whitehead, with alternating student leadership to ensure representation. Vera Summers and Edwin Williams elected as public meeting presidents.
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Lucius
Rogern
Burchell
Anderson
Whitehead
Vera Summers
Shets
Edwin Williams
Dwin
Bows High School
Hill Street School Examinations and War Tales Shared
Hill Street School prepares for exams as Captain Parks, a Confederate veteran, visits with Civil War stories. Seventh graders tour the Cyclorama first week, while first graders mourn a goldfish. Sixth graders study the Revolutionary War and garden rearing, with new enrollments and artful wall features.
Immaculate Conception Enjoys English Work
Tilusa Halley reports on Immaculate Conception students at work during the holidays. The high school study covers Fingllah literature and Milton, including Paradise Lost outline. Grades five and up enjoy a spelling contest and sewing lessons progress with Christmas presents.
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Tilusa Halley
John Milton
Frida Alive Starnes
Big improvements delight pupils at English Ave
The 1916 improvements at English Avenue School brighten the annex with light cream walls and new fire exits. New stoves and water works modernize facilities, and a graphophone gift adds cheer. Several staff changes are noted, with Miss Pittard and Miss HMI replaced, and Miss Bowen serving as supernumerary. The seventh grade enjoyed a park outing to study the battle of Atlanta with Lillian Schultz reporting.
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Engish Avenue School
Tthe
Craig Rina
Archer
Washington
Miss Pittard
Hmi
Pittard
Sima
Bowen
Harralson
Miss Graves
Atlanta
Lillian Schultz
Forrest pupils build Eskimo village in sand table study
Forrest first grade pupils construct an Eskimo village on their sand table as the school notes progress. The sixth grade won the attendance picture last week and the school reports no tardies since September. Kathleen Clements?
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Forrest
Eskimo Village
Eskima
Geafreld Albright
Kathleen Clemont
Good Attendance at Slaton School Shown by Pupils
The Slaton School reports excellent attendance with hope to maintain it through the term. The principal awarded blue ribbons to fourth grade children excelling in long division in arithmetic. Many earned badges while missing correspondent Lotspeich, hoped to return soon. Seventh grade finished United States history and will begin England history. Elsie Reherergh contributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hascoum Lotspeich
Journal
United States
England
Elsie Rherergh
Walker School sixth grade reports and exhibits
Walker School notes a visiting Mr Landrum praising sixth grade B students and a plan for his return. Sixth A pupil Mamie Corrie returns after scarlet fever. Crews Street school alumna Alice Cooper rejoined Sixth A. Second A hosts a corn exhibit showing growth stages. Seventh grade tops include Powell Corley 52 inches and Thelma Meek 30 feet in long jump. Various class activities include a zoo visit and a cyclorama lecture at the wyelorama, plus a trip to a skating rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Corley
Thelma Meek
Boyd Christian
Geta Nolen
Beatrice Tutnell
City Finance Sheet Flares as Debates Roil Council
The city faces sharp debate over the new finance sheet and apportionment plan. Mayor Ainez defends the proposal while foes warn of over spending and a possible shift toward commission government. Bearden loses tax brick post as Saxe takes over and council factions push for or against the committee’s recommendations. Calvin voices council sentiment favoring open meetings and press access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiiance Committee
Alikanis Street
Unusual Organ Recital At Auditorium Under Festival
An afternoon organ recital at the Armory as part of the Atlanta Music Festival features a Lie free program arranged by Mr Sheldon. The program includes Chopin Nocturne Op 9 No 2, plus works by Wade, Wolff, Gotret, Federlein, Rowe, Gulette, Drigon, and Huistle. Mrs Wot Peel leads, concert begins at 2:30, with prompt attendance urged.
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Actormm Armory
Atlanta
Sheldon
Paul Wade
Frederick W. Wwolff
Sheiden
Gotred H. Federiein
Cecelia
Wot. Peel
Salvation Army Siege Pursues Record Draw in Atlanta
The Salvation Army began a two period siege on Sunday night in Atlanta, with strong progress and doubled efforts by troops. New soldiers and officers are being welcomed, and numerous conversions reported as the faith drive continues across the city. Captain Gordon and Lieutenant Crawford push to break all previous siege records amid public invitations to join the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salveton Army
Twa
Voken
Gordon
Lulgadier Crawford
Atlante
Sixth District School Needs New Dormitory
Maxwell, principal, states it is evident that the west wave to rectify at an early date. The district and weather indicate accommodation is needed for girl dormitories to allow young women of the territory to attend. Present dormitories are full and attendance is rising, with the school advancing rapidly in the past two or three years.
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QamesWie
Maxwell
Principe
Nates
Weaes
Smd
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Indy
Girls of Atlanta
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Walker Street School
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Parent Teacher Club
Pryor ST. School
Georgia Ave. School
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Edward Mims
Vanderbilt University
Mima
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Tegret
Williams Street School
Lee ST. School
Miss Haynes
Crew School
Hill ST. School
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Chifford
Tathonia
Highland Avenue Seventh Grade Council
Rudolph Johnston
Lillian Denny
Henry Angel
Dunglass
Melver
Agnes Slater
Charles Willams
Susie Henderson
Altar Belgeu
Lillian Smith
Mary Danielly
Woosfed Bard
Eldred Pritchett
Lous Enjoc
Immaculate Conception
English Ave
Slaton
Walker School
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Council
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George Saxe
Bearden
Atlavta
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Cornell
Tam
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Court
Carl Colvin Wee
Salvation Army
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