Donald Fraser Ends Season and Aftermath
Donald Fraser finishes a trying season with a hard fought loss to Peacock, guided by coach Tuck. Reeves, Dowman, Watters, and Diamond Dick stand out as leaders in defense and offense amid rough play and limited scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Emmett
Donald Fraser
Tech High
Boys' High
Wan
Tuck
Peacock
Rome
Reeves
Dowman
Watters
Donald Prager
Diamond Dick
Diamond
Decatur
Pat
Formwalt Pupils Candy Pull Planned For Thursday
Examinations are over and Formwalt pupils plan a candy pull next Thursday to boost social and financial success. The seventh grade entertainment includes a Thanksgiving play for grammar grades, with the fourth grade hosting primary grades. Awards include gold medals for ten girls and a repeated mental arithmetic victory by Sam Lignan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evon Curtins
Sams
Bova Sinth
Secon
Clara ‘Kinch
Falbe Harroystor
Dora Sachs
Ither Filson
Hatte Loyd
Maury
Julia Clarke
Maud Ber
Divien Levin
Dorothy Murry
Forney
Sam Lignan
Grant Park
Fort Walker
Dale
Seminary Girls Exhibit Delights Faculty and Guests
Elizabeth MacDonald notes a Monday art exhibit by seminary girls led by Miss Butler. Beginners showed memory drawings and five minute studies in black and white while advanced pupils displayed china painting and life studies. Henriette Tupper’s heads and an ivory miniature wowed critics. Lunch praised as first class. Mrs Slover visited with Miss Starke describing Ponce de Leon exhibit remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth MacDonald
Miss Butler
Ivan
Wille Chiles
Cecelia Thrower
Madeline Barlow
Margaret Wilkinson
Mildred Day
Annie May Gilreath
Lucile Young
Elma Jones
Gertrude Hyde
Henriette Tupper
Tabink
Lineh
Slover
Scotts
Starke
Ponce de Leon
Victory Score in Soccer at Normal School
Our team defeated and shut out Davia 13 to 1 on Tuesday with players led by Sidney Riker Mont Romery Becknell and Charlie Goswell scoring multiple goals. The piece lists the squad and staff, notes upcoming games against Formwall and Forrest Avenue, praising team spirit and student activities at Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia
Cecil Burnett
Sidney Riker
Mont- Romery Becknell
Charlie Goswell
Caswell Martin
Ovid Shockley
Yucht
Abel’ Winburne
Alonzo Nunnally
Teft
Ivan Weaver
Charles Hoswell
Howard Barton
Montgomery Becknell
T J. Boswell
Formwall
Grace McCower
Wil
Forrest Avenue
Grant Park
Mass Browth
Kirpatrick
Boys High to Meet Tech High for Thanksgiving Prep Title
Tech High carries two league wins into the Thanksgiving clash with Boys High at Grant Field. Boys High has one league win and two 0-0 ties, while Tech High is unbeaten in league play and expected to win. The Marietta Street school faces Donald Fraser’s squad next Friday, and Tech High enters as heavy favorite. Tech High’s veteran machine is poised to deny Boys High a repeat of last year’s tight start.
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Boys’ High
Gal AL
College Park
Grant
Eld
Fave
Tech Mien
Marietta Street
Donalds Fraser
Decatur
Tech
Wivte Boys’ High
Fig
Whale
Tech High
Te Bays’ High
Aish School
Aisd G. ML. A
Boys High
Ted Sligh
Donald Fraser
Peacock
Tech ‘High Eleven
Prep
Qty
Mich
Cael
Boys' High
Ed High
GMA. Hay Nad
Dengisten
G. MM. A
Teen High
Tay
Donald Fraser Eleven Seeks Win Over Peacock Team
Donald Fraser prepares for a big prep league clash as captain Estes wins the toss and Team leaders plan attacks. Lowery starred for Roya high with broken field runs while Watters, Diamond and Weaver anchored the defense stopping Boys high twice. Injuries hinder Reeves and others but Fraser aims to rebound next Saturday at Home Field with a planned banquet at Durands and a push for basketball under Coach Mee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Jo
Donald Fraser
Eoigh
Estes
Tne Bucks
Boys' High
Roya' High
Lowery
Ciidf
Tomphueon
Heeves
Watters
Diamond
Weaver
Reeves
Heacouk Fleet
Durand
Meee
Battle Hill Seventh Grade Athletes Shine in Atlanta Schools
The seventh grade boys excel in the bread jumps as the top performers among Atlanta public schools. Seventh grade girls and sixth grade students join the honor roll for athletics. The sixth grade visited the water works, and the third grade collected leaves on a woods trip. The banner for attendance went to the seventh grade. A new pupil, John Griffin from Macon, is settling in as Miss Sarah Lisle, the second grade teacher, is absent this week. Louise Slias.
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Atlanta
John Griffin
Macon
Sarah Lisle
Faith School Keeps Lead with 98 Attendance Average
The fourth grade led the school in attendance this month with an average of 98. The principal praised a beautiful nature, while grades compete for the best record in spelling. Fifth grade last week posted 972. Schoolyard plots are dug ready for spring planting and a candy-pulling on October 28 funded a pretty classroom picture. Mr Landrum visited and reported satisfactory work. ETHEL PATRICK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srane
Principel
Spelleg
Commure School
Landrum
Ethel Patrick
Prep Standings Show Mixed Results In City League Play
The local prep standings reflect several strong performances and surprises. Donald Fraser starred as Boys High held G M A scoreless, while Peacock underperformed. Tech High, starting with injuries, regained form yet faded in the second quarter against G M A.
Rich Civic League Meeting at Pryor School
Last Friday the Walter Rich Civic Junior League held its monthly meeting at Pryor School. The seventh grade showcased a program on birds and their value to farmers. Mrs. Grossman was elected president and the league heard from Major Guinn on school cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rich
Pryor Street
Hannah Grossman
Peepples School Pupils Enjoy Fall Forest Walks
Fall weather brings fourth grade A peas and beans planting with planned study of growth. Third grade B celebrates two spelling matches with Archer and Schartte leading. Second grade students excel in a reading match with Edna Vollperg and Mar leading the final efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G Archer
Ronald Schartte
Edna Vollperg
Mar
Verses On Marks By A State School Pupil
The school enjoyed two weeks of fine weather with high attendance near 98.2 and no absences in the afternoon A class for a month. Miss Pitts gave a present to each child and the staff extended congratulations. Excursions taught about weeds, flowers, and trees, while report cards approach the new letter grading system replacing figures, with A for excellent and D for unsatisfactory.
Death of Mrs. T. K. Glenn mourned by Tenth Street pupils
At Tenth Street School the death of Mrs. T. K. Glenn, president of the Teachers Mothers association for two years, saddened the students. Dava Sola returns after scarlet fever, and the seventh grade A girls begin a new basketball team while grades share achievements in athletics, attendance, spelling, and crafts.
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Luckie Street School
Gertrude Askew
Ethel Maddox
Elmer Askew
Ruth Hudson
Nellie Nash
Juanita Beacham
Mary Bess Langston
Fannie Mae Peacocks
Ethel Martin
Lily Mae Davis
Effie White
Tenth Street
T. K. Glenn
Teachers- Mothers’ Association
Adair SCHOCOE Two Courts for Adair Park Girls and Boys
Adair Park gains two basketball courts one for boys one for girls. Fourth grade wins attendance pennant while fifth grade takes line and spelling pennants. Fifth grade average 91.4 with twenty children spelling perfect. Seventh grade A and B show interest in elementary science and placed second in running broad jump and standing broad jump. Trees to be planted next week with Woys and girls involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair Park
Sara Land
Pleasant visit from Miss Harrison and grade poems
Riley, Louise Harris and Mary Bowling report a pleasant visit from Miss Harrison who praised the classes, especially seventh grade B. The seventh grade will hold a contest Friday as four fifth grade A students prepare to recite a poem. Westelle Gartner Celestia McGinty Reese Fumlin Elizabeth Lew Margaret White.
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Tha Riley
Louise Harris
Mary Bowling
Boys High and Georgia Military Tie in Close Grid Clash
In a clean, hard fought game Boys High and Georgia Military Academy played to a scoreless draw after four quarters. Porter and Cummings stood out for GM A while Loomis Niall and L Adams starred for Boys High, as both teams failed to punch in a touchdown in the season finale for GM A and a key late stand for Boys High ahead of a Thanksgiving showdown with Tech High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys' High
Georgia Miliary Academy
Georgia Military Academy
Boys High
Boys
Hish
Therinish
Tech High
Porter
Cummings
Niall
L. Adams
Cogswutl
Loomin Schenk
Scott Gerkin
Brooks Han
Niall Menelt
Jones
Gummina
Leks Warton
Dunn
Calhoun
Battle
A L. Adama
Harvey
Biaduma Barri
Knox
Y Porter
Lawry
Raferce
Roberts
Tech
Stith
Debates And Excursions Highlight Hill Street School Week
Hill Street School pupils enjoyed diverse outings with grade level trips to the wark and water works while seventh graders visited the Auditorium to view a roads construction exhibit. The Literary and Debating society met with recitations, declamations, and a flag themed program followed by a debate on more playgrounds and recreation centers in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Street School
Clarence
Jerome
Alice Alexander
Glen Estes
Kathleen Chatham
Marcelline Knerkopn
Mareca Bogzams
Clyde Casey
Emaila Blem
Josephine Smith
Annie Mas Hilaman
Warren Coleman
Joe Gaston
Eleanor Chamblee
Betsy Ross
Ruth Briggs
Clufford Willams
Estelle Ans
Atlanta
Philip Shwarts
James Newman
Wayman Lacy
Frank Hilsman
Donalan Carter
Wallace Poole
Smit Bliem
Angie Mae Hilsman
Dan Cary
Juder
Sibyl Gidish
Judge Quotes On Cosmetics Approval
Indorsed from the judge the remark asks if she approves of cosmetics. It notes she seems to lend countenance to them as far as the speaker can see.
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Formwalt
Seminary Graduate Visits
Ufe
Carlotta Burns
John Steele
John Honer
Carmel Quinn
Bera Edelson
Bath
Mary Lee Wilhelm
Luckie’s
R Jeit
Earl Hudson
Troy Nabers
Russell de Bardelaben
John Bedford
Harvard Smith
Battle Hill
City
Louise S1uas
Faith School
Ww. L. PC
Me AL Boassele
Donald Frase
Rich Civic League
Pryor School
Peeples School
Tair
Ruby Walker
Dava Sola
Owen Pool
Hartiman Winsborough
Mary Lillian Harris
Sarah Slaughter
Clare Foreman
Adair Schocoe
Hua V. Hudson
Constitution
Luckie’ Street
G. M.A
Society OF Hill School
Mic
Smn
Giase Yooma
Gatalogwe
Broadway
New Rock
Edward C. Fogg
Ite
Roy L. Brown
Resi
Dent Managar
Cumberland Broad
Marietta
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