Tech High Loses 2 Point Battle With Donald Fraser
Tech High traveled to Decatur but the Donald Fraser squad edged them 28 to 0 in a fast paced prep league game. Fraser opened strong with 5 quick baskets and built a lead, Tech High rallied to 18 points in the first half while Fraser answered with 20 in the second. Al Fraser led the visitors with consistent scoring and Thompson added key guard play, while Tech High’s Cimtz Bedell and Harlan also showed effort in a tough defeat.
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Donald Fraser
Tech High
Decatur
Stanley
Thompson
Cimtz
Cintz
Bedell
Harlan
D. Fraser
J. Benel
Talies
Day
Indher Thompson
Marla
Reeves LG
JJ Caicora
Stiles
A Candler
Boss’ Bich
Rompsom
Fraser
Boss’ Hinch
Wesley Memorial Cout
Devat Boneh
Toya
Roy
Donald Braser
Nack
Boys' High
Marist
Lowry
Donald Traser
Boys’ Fligh
Boys’ High
Scott
Adams
R. Reeves Lowry
Thompson Dann
A. Reeves
Lan
Heterec
Spencer Vedd
M.A
Peacock
G.M A
College Park
G. M. A. Boys
Splentja
Corswell
Barr
Battle
Buttle
Jones
Porter
Knox
G. Mln
Pee
Lanier Society Elects Officers In Two Groups
The Lanier Literary society elected officers: President Lewis, Vice President Nell Palmer, Secretary Hazel Porter, Assistant Secretary Ruby Mae Martin, Correspondent Nell Morris for the Journal, and Correspondent for the Constitution. The Timrod society elected President Inez Sargeant, Vice President Edna Williams, Secretary Pauline Pease, Treasurer Myrtle Evans, and Correspondent Bessie Mitenhell. Inclement weather limits basketball practice but the team stays eager to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Morris
Lanier Literary Society
Enoir Lewis
Nell Palmer
Hazel Porter
Ruby Mae Martin
Cecil Harwell
Journal
Constitution
Timrod Society
Intermediate
Inez Sargeant
Edna Williams
Pauline Pease
Myrtle Evans
Bessie Mitenhell
Standings of Schools in Athletic League
SeventA grade and lower divisions list school points in various events across boys and girls divisions. Edgewood leads girls in seventh grade with 61.15 points, many schools like Luckie Street and Adair appear multiple times with varying totals across events.
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Athletic League
Hurling Out Bay
Edgewood School
Luckie Street
Adair School
Ashby Street
Wormwall Street
Davis Street
State Street
Georgia Avenue
Sartie Hill
Grant Pack
George W. Adair
Pryor Street
Boulevard School
Luckie Street School
North Avenue School
Formwall Street
Battle Hill School
Ivy Street School
Davis Street School
Grant Park School
Peeples Street
Williams Street School
Battle Fists School
Nermat Training School
Crew Street School
Formwall Street School
Trumme
Uirish
Geerma Avenue
English Avene
Adeur
Oalland City School
Duckie Street
Forrest Avenue
Fidgewood School
Ivy Street Stboool
Boye
Crew Street
Finglish Avenue
Iy Street
Adar School
Farmwalt Street
Calhoun Street Schor
Fair’ Street
Hull Street
Georgia Avenue School
Kueh
Inman Purl
Boulevard CB
State Street Schoal
Wiliams Street
Bell Street
Fair Street School
Palr Street School
Hill Street School
Normal Training School
Highland School
Battle HU School
Duckie’ Street School
Peeples Street School
Pryor Street School
Home Park School
W. F. Slaton
Ryue Street School
Calhoun ‘Treet
Schol
Adair School Sees Three Seventh Graders Win Gold Buttons
In 1915 at Adair School three seventh graders Claude Eskew Jack Pickett and Paul Miller earned gold buttons at the athletic contest before the whole school. Seventh grade girls organized captain ball with captains Marie Summers and Marie Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Eskew
Jack Pickett
Paul Miller
Marie Summers
Marie Carpenter
Tilawatha
Y Bara L. Lantl
Marist and G M A Face Tight Defeat in Scrappy Shootout
In a rough game Marist missed many easy chances while Dodge led the Red Foxes with scoring and sharp passing. Porter and Battle shone for G M A as Dodge and Cocke formed the backbone for Marist with Warrison and Cummings supporting the effort.
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Dodge
G. M A
Cocke
Hubert
Porter
Battle
Marist
Warrison
Cummings
Wrigley
Gooke
Barr
Babcock Wubert
Me Beeit Dee Brown
Hatule
Ree
Weaver
Fime
Halses
Slaton Seventh Graders Stage Long Roll Drama
Slaton seventh grade pupils dramatize The Long Roll about Civil War life and romances. Awards at Christmas went to Mary Launius and Hubert Wool of seventh B and Annie Spielberger of seventh A for medals. Slaton’s soccer team sits fourth. anticipation rises for baseball season. ELBERT NIX reports.
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Slaton
Toepel
Mary Launius
Huberts Wool
Annie Spielberger
Depdator
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Cital
Sutter
Hill School Plans Outdoor Entertainment May Last
Hill School notes an outdoor show in late May to display study work and raise interest. Students Mhoss May Wadson of seventh grade A and Miss Huson of fourth A were absent due to illness. Dr. Toeper discussed the flag relay, Mr. Green visited, and seventh grade A enjoyed a talk on English history. The sixth grade won the attendance banner for the week.
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Mhoss May Wadson
Fair School Dramatic Program and Visitors Noted
Sixth grade A performed Pap Van Winkie in eight scenes to much praise. Fifth grader Bo welcomes Hazel Wootman and R. Wootman from Adair school and notes A's Mask and Loy Mask from the Boys night school. Second grade EB honor pups listed includes Thelma Marbut Tilitha Hazor Jack Thrash and Gsher Levy. Second Grade 4A enjoys Later Cave Men with strong support from OlIie Belle LaneFord.
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Pap van Winkie
Fin
Hazel Wootman
R. Af. Wootman
Adair School
Loy
Thelma Marbut
Tilitha «Hazor
Jack Thrash
Gsther Levy
Ollie Belle Laneford
Jean Douglas the Prettiest Decides Seminary Seniors
Elizabeth Macdonald reports on Washington Seminary seniors as the annual class votes for titles such as Jean Douglas the prettiest and Mildred Duncan the most representative, with notes on sports, drama, debates, and culinary progress. The piece highlights preparations for a concert by the French guns and predicts continued school activities this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Macdonald
Jean Douglas
Mildred Duncan
Dora Hyman
Frankie McKee
Battle Hill School Notes Brighten New Term
New pupils join Battle Hill: Joseph Hart Minnie Harper George Collins Eva Collins and Eloise Moore. Seventh grade dramatizes King Arthur tales while fifth grade makes geography notebooks. Miss Harraison visited with praise for singing from fifth to seventh grades. Mr Landrum also praised progress and the fifth grade earned an attendance banner with 100 average.
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Joseph Hart
Minnie Harper
George Collins
Eva Collins
Eloise Moore
King Arthur
Miss Harraison
Landrum
Girls Night: Two Old Scholars Welcome Back
Pupils extend welcome to Gertrude Kaplan and Mary Brooks as they rejoin class. Division two, mostly foreign, studies English sentence construction. Mary Lou Barnes returns and five in division three earn stars for spelling and attendance. New scholars join division three. division four remains hard at work under Rebecca Chambers.
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Gertrude Kaplan
Mary Brooks
Mary Lou Barnes
Nacoochee Valley
Rebecca Chambers
ENGLISH AVENUE SCHOOL REPORTS MOVE TO COUNTRY AND RETURNING STAFF
English Avenue notes many pupils moving to the country with several welcome returns. Fifteen more names appear on the roll after holidays despite withdrawals. Miss Elrod and Miss Gray resume teaching, supernumerary Mrs Saxon supplied elsewhere, while Mr Slaton visits to assess work and class spirit.
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Elrod
Gray
Gla
Saxon
Landrum
Kilza
Minnie L. Jeffer
Athletic League Badge Winners Named
Earl Slade earned bronze and Mary Nash won gold at Normal Training School in the Athletic League badge awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic League
Earl Slade
Mary Nash
Sixth Grade Baseball Team at Peepples School Forms
A sad death at Peepples School is noted with Mary Alice McGinty as last girl standing in a third grade farewell. Sixth graders, led by Stewart Snodgrass and teammates, form a baseball team with players Cochran, Wastman, Prager, Hargrave, Kaufman, Edwards, Edwin Everett, and Joe Watcher, aiming to win all games.
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Goldfish
Jb, Cochran
Wilson Wastman
Charles Prager
William Hargrave
Secolst
Chiles Kaufman
Claude Edwards
Edwin ‘Everett
Joe Watcber
Wood Sluck
Margaret Whi
Stewart Avenue School Notes and PTA Meeting Report
Visits from Miss Male Jedue Mrs Osgood and Miss Smith brought good reports and inspiration for borders and stencil borders for blackboards. The third grade kept leading in spelling star while other grades push to challenge them. PTA meeting was held Friday with Alderman Armistead and Councilman Freeman expected but a committee meeting kept them away. Mothers participate in school work as they work toward a new building. Hazel Coble.
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Male Jedue
Osgood
Miss Smith
Ossoood
Parent- Teacher Association
Armistead
Freeman
Hazel Coble
Prince of Wales Draws Napoleon in Wellington Tale
A Newfoundland Quarterly excerpt recounts a young Prince of Wales drawing Napoleon on horseback aiming a pistol at a foe as Duke of Wellington approves. The duke later reveals he never eyes Napoleon in battle, recalling a field gun blast that buried a man who claimed to be Napoleon.
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Napoleon
Newfoundland
Edward VII
Wellington
Prince of Wales
Duke of Wellington
Woodberry Girls Return to School After Holidays
Woodberry hall reopens with scenes of merriment as girls chatter about Christmas and New Year. They balance joy with study, welcome new pupils, and plan upcoming basketball games against Lucy Cobb and Lithonia High under Miss Mabel Montsalvatge. The first team features Sneed, Richards, Montgomery, Burr, Trammell, and Bradley.
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Georgia Dickinson
Woodberry Hall
First Baptist
Lucy Cobb
Lithonia High
Mabel Montsalvatge
Woodberry
Plena Sneed
Mary Richards
Maud Montgomery
Theodosia Burr
Adele Trammell
Thelma Bradley
Miss Cobb
Woodberry Girls
Formwal t Pupils Regret Abolishing of Double Sessions
The seventh and B grade pupils at Formwelt recall the recent end of double sessions with mixed feelings. Some students gained new friends like Olin Aegan from Forrest Avenue, while others mourn the loss of long-time peers. The girls enjoy recess dancing now and the seventh and eighth grade basketball team prepares to face Crew. Rex Tate mourns his father, and Blanche Berman’s death prompts sympathy from the school. The fifth grade won the attendance banner and spelling match. second graders aim to win attendance and the spelling banners. Miss Graves visited first grades, and the school looks forward to studying United States government and King Arthur in their English history course.
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William Johnson
Olin Aegan
Forrest Avenue
United States
Rex Tate
Blanche Berman
Eizabeth George
Dorothy Coffin
Mary Griffith
Norman Peck
Bertha Smith
Wiltert Christina
Miss Graves
Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
Mary Lee
Wilhelm
The American Navy Debate and Delay Strategy
From The Indianapolis News, argues against rapid adoption of an ambitious naval program. Endorses delaying to study lessons from the war, favors stronger submarine and mine defenses, shore batteries, and fewer battleships, suggesting peace will reduce threats and costs. Predicts debt, taxes, and casualties will restrain future naval ambitions.
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Indianapolis
United States
Europe
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Lanier Society
Miss Hannah’s
Lenoir Lewis
Price
Clarence Feibelman
the Constitution
Ec High School
Cotton
Wy. T. Hawes
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Hill School
Fair School
Battle Hill
Sp. Marist
Donald Fraser i
Peeples School
Stewart Avenue
Lithonia
Formwalt
Mewesp Spa
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