Seminary Girls Visit Inmates and Prep Team Game
Seminary Basketball team plays Gainesville on March 28 on the seminary court. Subfreshmen and clubs engage in community visits and literary activities. Students Orr and Crawford organize a dramatic project with Wagner stories and a recital by Pand pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Webber
Subfreshman
Helen Tucker
Courtenay Ross
Marian Stone
Margaret
Eizabeth MacDonald
Marian Dean
Marie Stoddard
College Preparatory Club
Laura Sawtell
Hallie Crawford
Marion Stone
Louise L'Engle
Starke
Varius
Spriu
Pines
High Echook Girls
Gainesvillie
Gainesville
Eda
Mar- Verite Barthalome
Clementine McGreror
Dirs John Hurt
Miss Duncan
Florrie Walker
Mar
Faith Yow
Manan Dean
Elizabeth Tillman
Ina Harper
Saran Smith
Kathrin Parish
Mildred Buncan
Mary Kate Cureton
Theedoma Andrews
Frances Springer
Busie Hunter
Dorothy Harralson
Florine Walker
Elizabeth Shepherd
Margaret Pratt
Mary Fathow
Jo Cheeves Reed
Fourth Grade Wins Banner From Seventh at Pryor School
Pryor School reports cheer and pride as the fourth grade earns the banner from the seventh. Visitors like Dr Toe pel and Miss Blackburn praised student work in hygiene and spelling. Fourth grade captains and seventh grade banner history frame a lively school day in Louise Dean’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor School
Qar
Toepel
Eifth
Walliam Blake
Warren Davia
Tenth Street School
Fraser
Hill Street School
Drew
Luu
Goiffin
Sisth Prade
Dorothy Crenshaw
Wo Archibald
Miss Blackburn
WE Slaton School
Louise Dean
Formwalt School Out To Capture Another Pennant
Formwalt School recounts a busy period with student achievements and events. New students Julia Palmer and Ralph Raas join eighth and third grades while banner wins spark pride. illness and death touch the school as Miss Ford's mother and Miss Shepard’s brother are mourned. Baseball teams, field days, and a grand home run by Fred Wilhelms highlight a lively week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Graves
Wiss Graves
Julia Palmer
Ralph Raas
Lough Short
Wain Abbot
Morris “Pivack
Kia Teissiter
Dorothy Coffin
Temard
Miay
Forrest Avenue Cine
Aie Bess
Abe Saul
Battle Hill
Stan
Sebe Wallace
Fred
Ice Cream Festival Aids School Baseball Team
The eighth grade organized a fundraiser in mid spring with an ice cream festival to benefit the boys baseball team. A program led by eighth graders featured the Highland fling dance and home made candies and cakes. The event raised nearly enough to pay for baseball pits and team membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carroll
Ffth
Helen Wallace
Hae Elass
Mies Graven
Geveral
Lenge Mary Pressly
Fraser School Candy-Pull Next Thursday and Hopeful Spirit
Fraser School announces a candy-pull event next Thursday at 2 30 pm with tickets on sale. The eighth seventh and fifth A grades earned banners for excellence and practice for May Day songs continues as students rally behind Fraser’s spirit amid spring gardens and blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apelling
Harralson
Pryor
Fraser Athletics
Fraser
Fata
Formwalt
Walker
Sam Pasko
Local Prep Baseball Opens Season With Three Friday Games
The 1914 prep league starts Friday with three games GMA versus Peacock Boxs High at Donwich Fraser Stone Mountain at Maris. Nine teams compete as the pennant races promise a tough grind with veteran players returning from last year’s squads. Notables include Blu Spurlock Sid Johnston Hank Floyd and Buck Weaver from Gilmer Street and Tech High stars Bill Parks Jim Parks Bill Bodell Gene Weston Arthur Meyers all expected to lead strong showings this season. The race figures to be closer and more competitive than any in prep league history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Boxs' High
Donwich
Fraser Stone Mountain
Maris
Nwt
Eagh
Tech High
Blu" Spurlock
Sid Johnston
Hank Floyd
Ham
Buck” Weaver
Gilmer Street
Fhgh
Bill
Jim Parks
Bill Bodell
Gene Weston
Arthur Meyers
Goat Holiday to Coach Marist Baseball Team
Eugene Oberdorfer reports on Marist College plans for a 1914 prep baseball season led by coach Goat Holiday. The piece details Holiday’s background, new cadet candidates, outfield depth, and the return of the program after faculty objections. It notes new facilities, a Swagger club, and a parade schedule as cadets prep for a government inspection in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marist
Eugene Oberdorfer
Dame Marmt College
al Fe Alamond
Cadets
Bratton
Broch
Gene Wigley
Wsely Spangsters
Frida Ware
Holliday Piherwige
Georgia
Peank Hallison
Wateross
Tts
Adair
Hubert McCall
Jernigan
Tarte
Nuni¢Iova
Varsity
How I Clude Mass
Cheves Calloway
Manning
aretSaston Lewis
LePage Lewis
Marison
Tolliday
Matis
Clair
Swagger Club
Id 'T Winston
Co. Ay
Eight Pupils Have Perfect Record in Department at Ashby Street School
Eight pupils across grade levels earned perfect records for behavior at Ashby Street School. First and fifth grade groups led with top star counts for lines, while the fifth grade girls performed a graphephone concert in the auditorium. Several students in first grade avoided demerits, and one deaf bow student, Ras Sturaas, faced mumps after a disruption. Edith Mareluuan attended every day this year. Mrs Tandivam visited last Wednesday as staff search for Mr Slaton and Dr Toonel. Second grade posted the highest attendance last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maregierite Brown Hexel Falt
Cris Logan
Magnolia Arberts
Sigme Speizhis
Lasmar Adams
Johnny Prager
Chase Walker
Ras Sturaas
Shshriegshaber
Boar
Landrun
Ashcraft
Colquitt
Florence Roshin
Robert i Brown
Ets
Jonn
Dendy
Bane
Friend Hill
Eighth Grade Debate and Arts Shine at School Event
The eighth grade debated whether the United States has done more for the world than England with Duard Jackson leading the aff irmative and Dumoar Kittman leading the negative. Isadeie Herman Watt won best delivery for the aff irmative, while Suite Berbing earned best recitation from the girls. Students enjoyed folk dances, drawing, and new curtains for the eighth grades. The Parent-Teacher club marked its second anniversary with Dr Frances Bradley speaking, and the Welling Hands and Happy Hearts Society grows with seventeen members as they plan activities and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Duard Jackson
Siddog Heiman
Charles ‘Brooks
Hoke Smith
Wee Dumoar Kittman
Joe Astin
Robert Smith
James Park Saran Alston
Isadeie Herman Watt
Haralson
Ross
Wave
Geures
Gueen “Livabeth
Sir Water Ralegh
Crué
Krade
Frances Bradley
OK Stevens
Prade
Welling Hands and Happy Hearts Society
H Green
Pupil of tenth composes poem on basketball team
A school poem by Eugene H Hinton highlights basketball players and aims to boost team spirit. The piece mentions students from multiple grades, a spelling contest, and praise for centers Black and Powell and guards Hart and Hill, with notes on practice and upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Black
Powell
Newt
Hart
Hill
Eugene H Hinton
Send Back the Sparrows Celebrate Peace By Return of Flags
A commemorative call urges Britain to return war trophies captured during the American Revolution and the War of 1812. The piece argues the United States should reclaim battle flags and other spoils as symbols of American valor, not as diplomatic gifts. It contends English reluctance to restore relief will not match the value of the trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommstet
England
Britain
Washington
Jackson
Nawarkan
Atlantic
Lee Third Grade Wins The Banner For Attendance
Reading school notes record third grade A winning the attendance banner. second grade B initially misattributed a win in spelling corrected to second grade A. Luther Dew and Eduard Walrroy face homelessness. Charles Randy represents the sixth grade. First grade B plans to keep the banner, while first A returns after absences due to illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
Luther Dew
Eduard Walrroy
Muis
Charles Randy
Mildred Ryan
Battle Hill Nine Edges Formwalt In Tight Junior Game
Battle Hill Nine lost a close contest to Formwalt at Brisbane Field on March 24 as a late rally by Formwalt sealed the win. Seventh and eighth graders were praised for standout performances while several students earned top honors in arithmetic and spelling contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Hill Nine
Formwalt
Mise Ramnmater
Shas Nainwater
Haralson
Grammar
Brisbane Field
Battle Hill
Thasore
Wall
Sath
Misy Milledge
Misq Haralson
Turd
Stade
Boys Night School Welcomes Back An Old Pupil
The eighth grade welcomes back a former pupil amid a report of good progress across grades. Teachers note improved spelling and writing, with attendance strengths in the fourth grade and steady activity in the commercial department under Professor Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory Wille
Moat
Bass
Micka
Boone Ard
Lowe
Lowe Sas
Pen Mankshi
Yadkin
Robert F
Ti Tormi
Buss Homsaif
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Formwalt School
Meuneia E Price
Pho
Caluoun Street
Jett
Peeples
Price
Calhoun Street School
Ashby Street School
Francis EB Pree
Calhoun School Society
Len Kright
Martha Boykin
Katherine Blake
DeSales Mallard
Wiliam Mallard
Lee
Harry Alg . Pearson
Ernie
Gen
Son
Inventon
Arnald
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