Boys High School Defeats Peacock in Hard Fought Gridiron Match
By Robert Loremas a hard fought game saw Boys High School defeat Peacock. The opening score stood 7 to 6 at halftime with BHLS ahead. Adams brothers starred for BHS and tackled repeatedly while Loomis and Knox made key gains. Peacock’s lone reliable threat was Knog, who scored a long pass touchdown but failed the conversion.
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Robert Loremas
Hi Eleven
Peacock
BHS
Beacock
Pase
Owl
Cavorke
Adams Brothers
Bos aAdams
Aml
Pren Knox
Lewy Ant Dunn
Loomis
Seacork
Bugs
Varis Tea
Peadock
Zain
Brather
Ihs
Griffith
Pychiens
Nee Wan
Matenen
Sean How Stender
Enas
O. Knas
Peepples School Holds Fall Weather Field Day Highlights
The report lists top performers in physical training across grades, naming Arnold Latimer Ralph Calbert Takes O Quine Jim Butler Edwin Ford and others as best jumpers and record setters. It notes third grade crafts and Halloween activities plus seventh grade standouts Standolph Walker and Lia Coole with three broad jumps records.
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Nile
Coldauitr
Reow Tumilto
Myatio
Celestia
Tekim
Rodd
Janonina
Janonina the Data Wee Welessly Feet Law Inehew
Artold Latimer
Ralph Calbert
Takes O'Quine
Jim Butler
Edwin Ford
Heese Tumtin
Ralph Colbert
Tinalte
Sehole
Secant Grata
Tara McCaffery
Ruby Tleuree
Standolph Walker
Liaze Coole
Margaret Whitr
Night School Notes From Weekly Reading Circle
A fragment from a night school report describes students using new reading books and engaging in activities. It mentions a dancing club, sickness, and a candy box offered by Mrs Gauble to the class for two weeks, with Rebecca Chambers noted among attendees.
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Gauble
Rebecca Chambers
Seminary Girls Debate War Justification in Senior Contest
Miss Elizabeth Macdenstd reports the senior debate on Were the Allies justified in Going to War conducted yesterday. The negative team led by Elizabeth Shew make and supported by Frances Winship and Katharine Perry won against affirmatives Tyler Daniels Ane Willingham and Estella Harvey. The sophomore class elected Dorothy Webber as president with Georgia Rice vice president Julia Murphy secretary and Henrietta Tapper treasurer. A Halloween party was planned at Rudine Becht's home with Delta Chi invited and Nora Bell Stark to present senior history of art at St Luke's. Stella Marti presided over a college preparatory club meeting featuring officer elections and a party gathering with a chatty supper.
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Elizabeth Macdenstd
Elizabeth Shewmake
Frances Winship
Katharine Perry
Tyler Daniels
Ane Willingham
Estella Harvey
Dorothy Webber
Georgia Rice
Julia Murphy
Henrietta Tapper
Jallowe’en
Rudine Becht
Delta Chi
Nora Bell Stark
St Luke's
Stella Marti
College Preparatory Club
Seventh Grade A at Edgewood Forms Literary Society
Seventh Grade A at Edgewood has formed a literary society with Kenneth Akens as president, Margaret Eubank secretary, Cerrall Beegan VP. Officers include Charles Atkins Flynn Nance Kenneth Arkens Larah Shropshire Louise Norvell. First program planned before Thanksgiving.
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Edgewood
Elementay Ty Suence
Cliftonwood
Kenneth Akens
Margaret Eubank
Cerrall Beegan
Charles Atkins
Flynn Nance
Kenneth Arkens
Larah Shropshire
Louise Norvell
Tefoe
Louis
Nolyelt
Normal School Daily Assembly and City Government Plans
The report covers daily assemblies in the auditorium with songs and prayers, upcoming observances for Thanksgiving, and a salute to Old Glory. It notes seventh grade divisions into ten wards for a city government project, upcoming speeches and elections, a soccer win over Edgewood, basketball progress, and various class activities including a Halloween party and a park visit. Robert Joe.
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Santa Lucia
Hamp Usll
Sith
Edgewood
Maude Baker
Pridas
Ted Grant
Park
Priday
Reynolds
Robert Joe
Mrs Monroe Celebrates Birthday With Fox Trot
A Binghamton Dispatch item reports Mrs Mary Monroe celebrated her birthday with a fox trot, guiding guests in the dance. Her son partnered her as she performed with ease, following an old custom where guests claimed a candle would foretell longevity. Mrs Monroe’s candle burned longest.
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Binghamton M
New York Herald
Mary Monroe
Monroe
Mun-+ rue
Forrest School Sports and Play Highlights
Last week Forrest School teams beat Hill 2 to 0 in soccer with strong midfield play. Former captain Paul Grist departed due to moving, while Pocahontas and John Smith were roles in a school drama. Girls and boys teams formed new squads and a botany interest grows as grades show jump records and attendance marks.
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Hill
Louie Prnnell
Qwen Lynam
Paul Grist
Sev
Paul
Pocahontas
Marion Strours
Benjemin Savitz
John Smith
Gearrald Albright
Carl Peary
Monroe Hollingworth
Tom Parrish
Katharine Clement
Archibald Little
Rudolph Johnston
Jack Hairston
Horace Ball
Eugene Ivy
Forrest Avenue
Ruby Lynne Durrett
Dorothy Simelett
Porward
Alizabeth Wyatt
Mary Fartish Little
Neliie May Peak
Katherina
Snyder Mary Allison Blodgett
George Jones
Wong
Martha Steff
Fourth Grade Drama At ENGLISH AVENUE School Event
On Monday the fourth grade presented a fine dramatization of The Emperor's Test in the pine grove opposite the school. Spectator Mr TS Settle, secretary of the American Playground Association, attended. Tuesday excursion to waterworks by sixth grade. Miss Harrison, music director, visited. Grades marked excellent in music across several classes. Minnie Jefferson signed as narrator.
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Hee Bartweil
Pine Grove
TS. Settle
American Flayground Association
Sunt
Imsperor
Clyde
Young Generei
Harald Cowan
Raiph Walden
Alde
Aronie Wherle
Sacond Alde
George Dillard
Lena Jefferson High
Cocaona
Turaite
Minnie Jefferson
Loss of Chattanooga Game Spurs On Tech High Eleven
W L Hawes reports Tech High has shed foolishness and improved after a Chattanooga defeat. The piece notes better practice, standout runs by Badell and Judy Hartlan, and reduced fumbles as Tech High shows potential against Boys High. Chattanooga took early two touchdowns. Tech High recovered but committed fumbles that aided the opponents.
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Chattanooga
Tech
W. L. Hawes
Cartersville
Tech High
Judy Hartlan
Meyers
Badell
Wad Tech Heh
Nek
Girls High School Forms Multiple Sports Teams for Season
Girls at the high school begin basketball practice with each section forming its own first and sub teams totaling twelve players, plus a volleyball squad. Captains are chosen and teams will be finalized after Christmas as they prepare for a tournament and cup.
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Louise Cromer
Ning
Ibout
Cvod Mans
Ner
Ciassea
Broad Jump Wins and Girls Sports Notes
A district tournament saw broad jump winners and upcoming captains for basketball. Read about volleyball courts, fencing, and a lively schoolyard audience of local kids and a row of pickaninny style seats. details show the girls’ basketball program under the YWCA and a 1914 18 chapter with officers led by Mary Steyrud and Cora Goals.
A New Definition of the Bible From Life
A visitor questions Bobbie about reading the Bible and Bobbie claims to know its meaning though not the text. The exchange satirically hints at understanding as shaped by perception rather than direct reading.
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Bobbie
Tech High 10 Meet Savannah High Preview
Tech High faces Savannah High with a battered squad after a rough prep period. Hamilton Parmalee and Flo nursing injuries, Bedell uncertain, Hip injury sidelining Tarmales, Captain Parks under pressure. Colcord shifts to backfield while Edmiston and Edmiston battle knocks. Team aims to rebound in November 13 clash with Savannah High.
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W. L. Hewen
Tech High
Husky Lookout
G. M
Hamilton
Parmalee
BI Bedell
Chattanooga
Flo
Harlan
Tarmales
Captain Parks
Jim Bedell
Eubanks
Colcard
Savannah High
Chattanooga High
Formwalt Pupils Make Good Records In Athletic Test
Formwalt school notes strong seventh grade results in athletic events led by Hyman Sacks in the 16 foot broad jump and notable performances by seventh A girls Lillie Harrington Clara Rison and others. Sixth grade marks include Helen Levin in standing broad jump. Soccer team faces Davis next week with captain sidelined by a shoulder sprain. Classroom life highlights include seventh graders with geography achievements and a mock city government in fourth grade. First and second grades show improvements in arithmetic and attendance banners as open air schooling continues. Mary Lee Wilhelm
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Dr. Toenel
Hyman Sacks
Lillie Harrington
Clara Rison
Mary Julia Clark
Esther Elson
Bryan Stephens
Robert Sparks
Helen Levin
Davis
Annie Laurie Flores
Sam Hanon
iHettla
Sourda
Open air school meeting highlights community efforts
Tenth School notes a Tuesday gathering of teachers and mothers led by Mrs. Spaulding of West End. Talks by Dr. Merritt and Miss Rosa Lowe on tuberculosis work and open air schooling. Grades report projects, attendance, and student achievements, including rose beds and spelling results.
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Spaulding
West End
Merritt
Rosa Lowe
Caroline Beckham
Geneva Hobertson
Julia Clark
Frank Hartson
Serephouka
Bert Gay
Lalla Kirkpatrick
Clark Foreman
G M A Defeats Peacock Eleven in Brisk Victory
G M A defeats Peacock 6 to 0 in a brisk game and claims the season honor. Porter and Cummings starred for GM A while Peacock's Pew shone for the visitors. GM A to face Darlington in Rome on November 7 as part of a strong late-season stretch. Colonel Woodward returns from Charlottesville after a Colleges and Preparatory Schools meeting. Junior Literary Society opened with Tom David and a vocal solo by Mr Dodge.
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J. Allison McNeill
GMA
Peacock
Keara
M.A
Shen
G. Mal
Darlington
Rome
Donald Fraser
Earher
Colonel Woodward
GM. A
Charlottanville
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Tom David
Mr Dodge
Sixth Grade Wins in Attendance at Battle Hill
A scanned school page notes the sixth grade won the attendance banner with a 99.2 average. Readers list winners from fourth, third, first and seventh grades in events like races, candy pulling, geography matches, and ticket sales. Mentions Ruth Mooney Julia Mitchel Lowisa Stewart and Grace Gattis with several others named. LOUISE SILAS.
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Ruth Mooney
Julia Mitchel
Lowisa Stewart
Milton Gattes
Joha Mitchel
Lucile Langley
Charles Klasset
Jassie Suley
Evelyn Walker
Clark Sanders
Harold ''Thomasson
Lillian Coliers
Elsie Smews
Grace Gattis
Lois McKenny
Ruby Curlow
Chariie Brown
Lars Stlds
Grace Garrison
Tullie Fishback
Elsie Anderson
Herndon Drewery
Natherina Gibson
Paul McKlaney
Nelle Stewart
Ella Jones
Louise Silas
Calhoun School Seventh Grade A Society Meeting Report
The seventh grade A held its first society meeting with recitations and solos led by students like Dorothy Kirk and Mary Piano Solo Lucile Manning. Judges Jeanette Ross, Kathryn Manning, and Marbeth Brown determined the impact of the program.
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Dorothy Kirk
Monk
Marbeth Pawn
Virginia Arte
Ma+rie Mathews
Mildred Sims
Celeste
Tha Farmer
Megarily
Andrew Roan
James Hughes
George Pollock
Richard Alger
Frederica Leet
Jeanette Ross
Kathryn Manning
Marbeth Brown
Martin
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Constitution
W. F. Slaton Scheel
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Edward Robertson
Joe Gaston
Warren Coleman
Emile Bliem
Jane Winningham
Edda Hamilton
Annie Mae Hilsman
Mary Mann
Forrest School
Gramman
Aroad Jnon
Hardman
India
Johnston
Formwalt Street
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Eulie Harrington
Ashby Street
Jamesou Rowden
Bertha Hoffman
Henning Urocd
Franet Street
John Storm
George W. Adur
Claud Eskewee
Normal Training
Cecil Saline
Glads Joyner
May Clark
Esther Hilson
Stree Hyo
Margaret Benson
Battie Hill
Fair Street Abor
Nett Hen Shaw
Oakland City
Gladys “Fitts
Fa Street
Jessie Laver
Pryor Treet
Stanley Gdum
Walker Street
Powell Corl
Junk Hudson
Girin Fair
English Avenue School
Chastain
Craw Street
Schoe
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Rew
Sehoe
Howard Park
George W. Adair
Hagheh Avenue
Sehoo
Henry v Vorbush
Martha Kendrick
Laure Jenkins
Walene Lucke
Francas Basknell
Marta Darby
Billy Farnsworth
Blizabeth Vaughan
Elizabeth Currigan
de Nuc
Darly Sternes
B.maris Wilson
Thu Lritta
Duethel
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Jean Plokoct
Lena Waldron
Mabel Conway
Siils Keat
Reaes
Fe W. T. A
Adda
Young Women's Christian Association
Mallon Society
Mary Steyrud
Marie Colcord
Ide Brittain
Preslont
Frances Dudley
Clema Wootten
Cora Goals
Marguerite Henderson
Ulliie May Robinson
Mary Latinitie
Formwalt
G. M.A
College Park
Porter
Pew
Battle Hill
Calhoun School
Hill Street
Margia Jones
Adelaide Freer
Grace Hudson
Carrie Alien
Edna Hamilton
Sibyle Gidi
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