Woodberry Girls Have Two Basketball Teams
Woodberry School reports an eventful week with a Current Events club meeting on war in Mexico featuring Theodosia Burr and others. Report cards show improving marks as students grow more engaged. The eighth grade hosted a party with dancing and refreshments, while both junior and senior girls continue vigorous basketball practice for upcoming opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Dickinson
Woodberry School
Current Events Club
Topig Sion
Mexico
Theodosia Burr
Margaret Baldwin
Mabel Montsalvatge
Ann Harvey
Grace Shelberton
Adele ‘Trammell
Goth Taama
State School Names Class Leaders and Attendance Honors
The first quarter's end brings class leaders across grades from seventh A Catherine Holsenbeck to second C Thelma Atkinson. Attendance shines with only six absences. 353 pupils attended daily. Principal Mr William M Slaton visited and issued praise.
AdaIr Children Find Excursions A Great Benefit
Last week the fourth grade went on an excursion and learned how sot dvitas and islands were formed. The trip aided geography while the sixth grade visited the waterworks for an enjoyable, beneficial day. The little rice stade praises a new arithmetic learning method as students run a store and bank to change Scent pieces into pennies. Penniots were awarded for attendance and lines, with praise for Miss Milledge's vigil and a warm report on the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Miss Milledge
Sara Land
Slaton and Forrest Soccer Play Into Darkness at Piedmont
Slaton battled Forrest to a 3 to score at Piedmont park with Willie Marshburn scoring for Slaton. Attendance rose for seventh grade A, candy-pulling planned Friday, and girls to face Bozewood in basketball. A student debate on voting rights and speeches by Henry W Grady and Patrick Henry were slated for the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Forrest
Piedmont Pack
Sean
Willie Marshburn
Bozewood
Edgewood Reid
Patrick Henry
Henry W. Grady
Pitts
Tolkies
Elbert Nol
Tech High Wins Sloppy Scramble Over Savannah High
Tech High defeats Savannah High 12 to 6 in muddy conditions as Harlan runs 46 yards for a touch down and Savannah adds a late TD after a string of trick plays. Fincher misses a goal after Tech’s first score, and the game previews the looming Tech vs Georgia showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hawes
Savannah High
Tech
Georgia
Harlan
Fincher
Colcord
Teck High
Ferst
Weil
Bryson
Savannah
Tech High
Finchers
Touehdown
Incer
Tech Tish
Edgewood School Hosts Candy Pull and Honors
Edgewood students enjoyed a candy pull and ice cream after a light athletic program last Friday. Girls played basketball with last year’s team while others danced in the auditorium. earnings reached $50. The report cards revealed a high honor roll with top students listed across grades and a badge for perfect spelling papers. LOUISE NORVELE.
Formwalt Pupils Delighted With Their Reports
Formwalt pupils celebrate first quarter results with report cards and honors. Seventh A leaders named Mary Peck Lucila Brooks Mary Les Wilhelm Elizabeth Peck Mary Howell Max Wolman Frances Fort Thelma Phillips Gladys Barton Louise Martin Dorothy Sutton. Seventh B leaders Catherine Denwick J E Walker. Declamation medals and athletic buttons awarded. Oratory winners Lillie Harrington Hymis Sacks seventh A. Hattie Clogyd Marshall Morgan seventh B. Candy pull deemed a success. Basketball court cleaned and paraphernalia provided. Each grade to form teams. Fifth B rapidly improving in spelling. Second B won spelling banner. Noted writers include Ernest White Walter McNeal Mildred Ormond Estella Rippa Elworth Colemans Ben McGinty. The quote AD things come to him who waits cited as proof by seventh A for banners and attendance with 100 average. LOH WILAELM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Miso
Laurence Hammond
Jessie Moon
Helen Christian
Olga Hagan
Virginia Dennis
Sret
Elisie Brown
Duke
Mary Long
Evelyn Hannah
Cleveland McKnight
Mary Smith
Charles Harris
Sarah Printup
Heke Laseter
Earle Whitney
Russell Austine
Helen Lowe
Gladys’ Holland
Lillian Brown
James Dennis
Louise South
Adeline McNair
Clyde B. Myers
Cathering Nash
John Sitton
Edythe Coleman
Margaret Scruggs
Dorothy Gould
Bula Lee McWhorter
Doris Thurmond
Rosa Mae White
Lillie Wingo
Kate Grace Moore
Edna Stanley
Dorothy Na~lon
James Black
Tewel Haynes
Martha Branch
Nanuta “Antilott
Frances Hayes
Abeth
Elizabeth Branch
Marguerite Lindsay
Lyle Brooks
Susia Fincher
Frank Lowe
Daisy Davis
Vivian Little
Janet Wilson
Kathlean Williams
Hoka Drake
Ruby Parr
Willette Mathews
Ab Rue Johnson
Edith Rutt
Eva Goddy
Wigan Nance
Lucile Piper
Neil Brooks
Magents
Moors
Irene Mosley
Kathleen Nash
W. F. Siaton
Louise Norvele
Mary Peck
Lucila Brooks
Mary Les Wilhelm
Elizabeth Peck
Mary Howell
Max Wolman
Frances Fort
Thelma’ Phillips
Gladys Barton
Louise Martin
Dorothy Sutton
Catherine Denwick
J. E. Walker
Lillie Harrington
Hymis Sacks
Hattie Clogyd
Marshall Morgan
Ernest White
Walter McNeal
Mildred
Ormond
Estella Rippa
Elworth Colemans
Ben McGinty
Loh
Wilaelm
Seventh Grade Visit to Burns Cottage and Soldier's Home
East Atlanta students list thirteen attendees who have nine weeks of perfect attendance. The seventh and sixth graders toured Burns Cottage and the Soldier's Home, guided by Mr Crale with a warm welcome and a fire in the fireplace. They observed gravesite flowers, music by Mr Craig, and crafts. at the Soldier's Home they saw veterans sewing, weaving, and card games. The group noted a candy pull and tea room raising funds to improve athletic facilities and subscriptions. Ruth Mitchell and John Shuey earned girls and boys medals in location contests. ETHEL W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Henry Mathews
Annie Myrt Rivers
Naoma Shumate
Dewey Shumate
Maltrie Ivie
Ethel Warren
Gladys Singleton
Ethel Wiliams
Ethel Cacer
John “Shuey
Ruth Mitchell
Erline Olson
Burns’ Cottage
Soldier's Home
Crale
Burns
Craig
Robert Burns
National Geographic Magazine
Ith Mitchell
Marvin Rivers
John Shuey
Ethel W
PEEPLES SCHOOL EXCURSIONS AND HONOR ROLLS
Students at Peepples School enjoyed excursions to the waterworks county courthouse and capitol and a class concert last Friday. Sixth graders Lenora Lotspeich Lucius Held Elizabeth Carroll Charles Frazier Virginia Wheeler and Walter Cooper led the honor roll. Second graders Billa Silliman Vivian Bryant Anita Towery Marian Broseh and DuPont Murphy earned straight A’s. Directors praised the school’s work as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harraison
Miss Milledge
Margaret White
Stewart Avenue School Letter Promises Growth and Excursions
This note from Stewart Avenue School outlines a four grade program with plans for a larger building in the future. Directors visited and praised the school while pupils enjoyed woodland excursions aiding geography and science. Parents and teachers formed a club meeting monthly, and a candy-pulling Friday is planned for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veacher Club
Tech High Eleven Beats D Fraser 28 To 0 On Georgia Military Grid
Tech High dominated the game on the Georgia Military Academy field, defeating D Fraser 28 to 0. Bedell and Parks starred for Tech High with strong runs and a punt return cover, while Fraser’s Rives Thompson and Watters showed fighting spirit. Referee Rowset handled the 10 minute quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech High School
Donald Braser
Georgia Military Academy
Tech High
Bedell
Donald Traser
Yech High
Fincher
W. Bedell
Parks
Donald Fraser
Rives
Thompson
Watters
Thompson Colcord Dowman
Himpson Emmitt
Bawiaton Carroll
McCord
Finsher Stanley
Alee Branca
Be - Bedell Moore
Cerry le
Rowset
G. OK
Harlan, Wacher
Davis School Reports Bright Quarter and Fundraising Efforts
Davis School announces improved attendance with 178 pupils never missing a day and 118 punctual. A boys soccer team formed, two games played, and fundraisers raised money for the school piano. Seventh grade led ticket sales with Julia Milla 36 and Moli a Winer 26. Gladys Speaks highlights top students and praises board member Terrell who visited.
Badge Winners From Grammar School Athletic League
A list of students earning badges at grammar school athletic events. Names include Harnett, Berry, Boyd, Clark, Cobb, Clarke, and many others with gold bronze or silver badges. Schools noted include Grant Park, Formwalt Street, Normal Training. The compilation reflects multiple students across several institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School Athletic League
Tense Harnett
Granty Park
Mana Berry
Formwalt Street
Walter Boyd
Grant Park
Josephine Clark
Normal
Mary Julia Clarke
Thelma Cobb
Bernice Cowan
Qiamie Gene Cole
Sfeesity Park
George Cooley
Nora, Blisson
Esther Elson
Formwalt Street School
Y Forney
Formwalt Straeh
Achoale
Clara Frisch
Hatha See Street School
Hile Harringston
Gilbert Hudson
Grant 1 Pack
Helen Levin
Else Littie
Grant Park School
Hottie Lou Loyd
Magnus Miller
J. 8
Morris
Dorothy Murray
Riexia ‘Neal
Grant Perc Aciool
Wille B
Reeves
Grant
Park School
Dera Sachs
Fornvwalt Street School
Tabert Spier
Troy Stone
Ri ‘Erry
Normz Training School
Mary Wilson
Seventh Grade A At Slaton Starts A Bulletin Board
Monday at Grant park Slaton Seventh Grade A began a bulletin board project with notices and interesting items. Pupils work hard to earn athletic badges while debates on women voting and local governance are planned. visitors include Miss Osgood and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Grant Park
Osgood
Harrieon
Tocpel
Sare
Open Air School Kinder Celebrate Cold Weather
Open air school daily life described with near full attendance in second grade. Major Guinn cited, cheer given for support of the open air school. The Old Maids Convention farce by training department drew a large audience, proceeds funding building needs. Basketball teams tied 9 9 then won 12 9, road congress visit enjoyed, flog day announced for November 25 with planned exercises. Ivystreet School teachers visited, signed by Hob Joines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussengale
Guinn
Seainst Forrest
Road Congress
Ivystreet
TENTH SCHOOL PTA MEETING AND CLASSROOM NOTES
The Parent Teachers Association plans to meet next Tuesday. Seventh grade A celebrates Mary Lee Slaughter and Henry Nevin for standing out among girls and boys. Seventh grade B earned fifteen Janitor stars last week. Sixth grade morning session held a grammar match with several students highlighted. Fifth A led attendance. Grace Ogden and Av en Gaokin guided the quarter. Fifth B desks polished and a window box project planned. Fourth grade A pupils listed with perfect oral spelling, Miss Reed narrates. Second A made Indian headpieces. Miss Goodwin dismissed a regular tribe. First grade appears busy with many children absent due to whooping cough and bulbs planted in glass showcases for the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Slaughter
Henry Nevin
John Staton
Alice Cain
Grace Ogden
Aven Gaokin
Foey
Lizzie Burk
V. KR. Gresham
Margaret Stovall
Sarah Fraughtes
Devereaux McClatchey
Blanche Berry
Sarah Smith
Oscar Shaw
Miss Reed
Miss Goodwin
English Avenue School Report Cards And Spelling Match
On Monday afternoon we received our new report cards. Fourth grade B had a spelling match last Friday. the girls won while the boys did their best. The primary grades enjoyed a visit from Miss Graves, the physical training director, who praised the class spirit and work. Fifth grade B is making an interesting scrapbook of Georgia as students strive for a beautiful book by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Washington Seminary Organizes New Club
The X B H Debating clan held a weekly session on the miners versus Colorado mine strike. The negative won and the noes memorized and delivered their arguments with force. A German club named San Souci with officers Ruth Cain Francis Long Elizabeth Shew Amy Petty Helen Louis and Mildred Mather has formed. Sophomores Helen Wayt and Rapbeth Flodding visited a home for stranded children and decided to donate one wing. Sophomores plan weekly visits or treats for the children. Freshmen stay active with Home for Incurables and Thanksgiving trees. Senior boarders conduct vesper services weekly. Collections bolster the Belgian relief fund. ELIZABETH MACDONALD
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. BH. X
Colorado
San Souci
Ruth Cain
Francis Long
Elizabeth Shewmake
Amy Petty
Helen Louis
Mildred Mather
Helen Wayt
Rlapbeth
Falcon
Elizabeth MacDonald
Tech High Seniors Visit Girls High Thanksgiving Pageant
Tech high seniors took a midday break to attend the Girls high Thanksgiving exercises at Browning hall. A four section pageant showcased the United States offerings to Queen Columbia with seventy five girls in roles and elaborate self designed costumes. Edward Czenti gave a speech thanking Girls high and inviting them to the Boys High Tech High game on Thanksgiving morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hares
Tech High
Amd
Browning Hall
United States
Columbia
Edward Czentz
Splendid Library Opens Its Doors at Girls Night
A new Girls Night School Library opens with Miss Waith McManus in charge. Books donated by Atlanta Women's Club and Daughters of the American Revolution. Rules include Tuesday nights only, membership cards required, two week loan limit, and five cent weekly fines for late returns. Attendance and spelling results reported as excellent across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waith McManus
Carnegie Library
Atianta Women's Club
A\tlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss McManus
Lfrary
Edith Bias
Livrarian
Splendid Meeting of Battle Hill Society Elects Officers
The Battle Hill Literacy Society held its first meeting on Thursday November 12 with Clark Landers elected president Charles Mooney vice president Lolse Stigs secretary and Thelma Clyburn treasurer. Seventh grade pupils gave a country debate dialogue Sam Sullivan won the oratory medal and Thelma Clyburn the elocution medal. They will defend medals at the January meeting and the end-year winners keep them. The group noted new war- time marking on report cards and seventh grade honors for Hazel Toland Sara Goror and Nancy Trip. A visit from Dr Toenel was welcomed and seventh graders continued strong in athletics while the sixth grade earned the attendance banner. ANCE TRIPP
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Hit Literary Society
Clark Landers
Charles Mooney
Lolse Stigs
Thelma_Clyburn
Sam Sullivan
Thelma Clyburn
Hazel Toland
Sara Goror
Nancy ‘Tripp
Dr. Toenel
Ance Tripp
Howell Station School House Fire Sparks Call for Rebuild
A fire at Howell Station schoolhouse caused by a blaze alarmed residents. The incident came as the community plans a new, larger building. Minnie Ferferson notes officials will tighten security and supervise ongoing renovations. Wednesday visitors commented on beautified classrooms and greenery despite the setback.
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Woodberry Girls
Catherine Holsenbeck
Mary Jawurie Norman
Amanda Maner
Sersha Pyron
Gulu Atcheson
Jeannette, Bierce
Luna Dunagan
Janie Johnston
Violet Sliat
Lillie "McCreary
Frankie Lee Grace
Thelma Atkinson
Myre
Mise Lelper
Miss Pitts
Florence
Italy
Garibaldi
George Washington
William M. Slaton
Tora Belle Murphey
ADAIR
Slaton School
Price
Arcadia Near
Miriam Middleton
Eugenia Maddox
Paul Brown
William Lawson
Edgewood School
Formwalt
Atlanta
Burns Cottage
Peeples School
Stewart Avenue
G. M. A. Gridiron
Davis School
Tearay
Mildred Ferrell
Gladys Speaks
Annie Durke
Mildren Bagwell
Betude
O'Neil Staner
Solomon Golden
Omer Shermer
Evelyn Cowan
Inez Casey
Emma O'Connor
Gonred Brethahn
John Wilder
Sarah Turner
Ward Stoner
Christney Turner
Gladys Hii
Louise Hurst
Fred Brown
Mary Pritchard
Ida Merlin
Pauline Wooten
Julia Milla
Molila Winer
Terrell
Board of Education
Gladys
Hermione Walker
Jessie Lois Cheatham
Marie Rosenbaum
Evelyn Powell
Frances Winn
Leon McGaughey
Washington Seminary
Oscar Gamble
Claus
Storg
Battle Hill
Mir. Slaton
Minnie Ferferson
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