Tech High Forges War Tactics for Chattanooga Game
Tech High School players, rehabbing from wet weather, have buckled down to work and show a marked improvement. If skies allow, they aim to challenge Chattanooga High next Friday on a mountain visit, with Cartersville Agricultural School in yesterday’s scrimmage shaping the prospects.
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Chattanooga High School
W. L. Aowen
Tech High
Chattanooga High
Mountain Bora
Chattanooga Bunch
Tech High Ix
Cartersville Agricultural School
Junior Civic League started by pupils of Clayton School
The piece notes the Junior Civic League at Clayton School with reports from our third and fourth grades on perfect attendance, a two pound party, a garden project with onions and flowers, and a second meeting with a program. Officers Mary Lambert president and Doster Matheson secretary are listed along with calendars made from cotton and post cards. An Industrial club for College Park is formed to meet quarterly to aid others.
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College Park
Clayton School
Junior Civic League
Mary Lambert
Preavent
Doster Matheson
Brack Jure
Eritle
Prep Schedule Reported For GMA Matchups Across October November
The schedule lists GMA games against Donald Fraser Peacock Fleet and Tech High from October 12 to November 26. Key dates include October 12, October 21, November 8, November 20 and November 26 with matchups against Peacock Donald Fraser Hirch Tech High and Tren High.
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Donald Fraser
G. M. A v. Peacock
Peacock
Donald Vrader
Peacock-Pleot Vy. Tech High
ILI
Peacock-Hirch
Tech High
B. H. S. v. Tren
Formwalt School Honored By Visits From Directors
Formwall School records a day of visits from four directors Dr Toepel Graves Osgood and Smith along with Mr Slaton Mrs Wells principal of Hisnland college Gustrant Ky spoke on Kentuckians. Soccer team lists players and a postponed game with Lapstreet noted. Fourth graders study geography while first grade A awaits Miss Mith visit. Attendance improves after circus fever. MART LEE WILHELM.
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Formwall
Dr. Toepel
Miss Graves
Mr. Osgood
Miss Smith
Slaton
Misa Hlarraison
Harvey Hatcher
Wes Harraison
Garog
Hatcher
W. Wells
Hisnland College
Gustrant
Kingdom Come
Lonesome Pine
Kentuckians
Iclude
Morris Kohn
Ffelix Brooks
Abe Saul
Abs Gross
Charles ‘Armstrong
Missmith
Howard Adams
Mart Lee Wilhelm
English School Weekly Report on Attendance and Activities
The article notes a busy week at English School with Professor Landrum and Pr Toepel visiting before midweek. Students show athletic interest, aiming to win gold and silver buttons. attendance is high with several hundred perfect days. First grade A and second A C D top honors. a fire drill under Miss Kingsbery proves orderly despite Miss Prichard’s brief absence. Sixth graders compile a History scrap-book with maps and mounted pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Landrum
Pr. Toepel
Clreuk
Koya
Landrum
Minnie
Jefferson
Mildred Duncan Heads Seniors At Washington Seminary
Elizabeth Wiedonald reports on Washington Seminary seniors led by Mildred Duncan known as Middo. The senior class elected her president as the year includes debates on women’s suffrage, monthly gatherings, and a yearly open debate, with other activities and a focus on exams before holiday break.
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Mildred Duncan
Washington Seminary
Elizabeth Wiedonald
Emma
Mildred Duncans
Resimen
Prep League Football Report Shows Prep Talent Rising
The article surveys prep schools including Peacock, Marist, Tech High, Boys High, and Donald Fraser, praising Peacock for beating Manat and Ivy Street cadets while noting Tech High’s road trips and Boys High star Jim Lowry. It highlights veterans lost, potential teams, and punting gaps across the league as the fall season nears.
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Ashby McCord
Ashby
Seean
Tech High School
Gree
Chattanooga Hick School
Savanenak High School
Lamer High School
State St Pupils Study the Corn Plant in First Grade
Pupils at State Street School study corn as part of a Mother Goose themed program. First and third grades explore root, stalk, and ear, with afternoon classes showing strong attendance and discipline. Principal Audrey Slaton commends students, parents, and teacher Ollie Morgan for a 90.5 percent attendance. Dr. J. M. Pierce visits and supports continued public school efforts.
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Mother Goose
Fnrl
Misa Muffet
Jack Hornar
Plum
Misa ‘Pitts
Stockholm
Sweden
J. M. Pierce
Squeers
Bidney Lawlor
War Center
Berode
Iss Ollie “M. Morgan
Audrey Slaton
Moreland School Second Grade Shows 100 Attendances
Moreland Avenue school reports its second grade had 100 in attendance last week. Forty three pupils were sent to other schools to balance single-session status. No tears, as Dr Toepel visited us last Monday and police officer Roberta oversees safety at Moreland and Euclid.
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Moreland School
Moreland Avenue School
Dr. Toepel
Pegple
Roberta
Moreland
Euclid Avenues
Suys
Hamilton Stephens
Literary Society at Battle Hill Elects Officers
The Battle Hill Literary Society elected Clark Sanders president Charlen Mooney vice president Louise Salar secretary and Nelma Lyburn treasurer for the 1914 15 year. Seventh grade captains Holmes Mann and Wilfred Brown led basketball teams with Sanders as referee. The fifth grade held a spelling match with Jamar Means Helen Hudson and Jessie Doss as participants. The seventh grade earned attendance banner. committees for monthly programs include Thelma Clyburo Hazel Toe land and Louise Silas. First grade attendance strong. athletics enjoyed by seventh graders.
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Battle of Literary Society
Clark Sanders
Charlen Mooney
Louise Salar
Nelma Lyburn
Erade
Holmes Mann
Wifred Brown
Clark Saanders
Jamar Means
Helen Hudson
Jessie Doss
Histo Babb
Peemlisalon
Borin
Tula Fish- Sack
Harold Ozburn
Lois Bilas
Grace Garerison
Ruby Curbow
Nelle Stewart
Graces Gattis
Miss Tractation
Louise Stlas
Scrapbooks by Georgia seventh graders at Normal School
The seventh grade class AA is making Georgia scrapbooks with pages on Atlanta tracing history from the founding to now. They will copy the best sheets into a class scrap-book kept in the library. Third grade B made a cotton chart tracing plant to cloth.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Eddie Hardwick
May Gaylor
Japan
Anneberg
Harrahan
W. F. Slaton
Mise ‘Thelma
Robert James
Seventh Grade Spelling Champs At Pryor School
The Walter MM. Bich Improvement club opened with officers Louise Davis president Edward Maxwell vice president Gladys Monroe treasurer and Mamis Bucton secretary Plans for war improvement and flower cultivation were discussed. Seventh grade A won last Friday's spelling match and girls in the grade vie for bronze buttons while students prepare for an athletic league.
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Walter MM. Bich Improvement Club
Louise Davis
Edward Maxwell
Gladys Monroe
Mamis Bucton
Athletic League
Nice
Tamare Misa Roddey
Tanna Grossman
Edgewood School Athletics and Teams Preview
Edgewood School presents a cheerful look at the new year with praise for Dr Toepel in athletics. The Mégeweed boys and girls field strong basketball and soccer teams, led by a first boys soccer squad featuring Kenneth Akins Frank Hudson Charlie Allin Alex Ackaman Perry Garland and others. Plans include upcoming basketball reports against Atlanta Normal.
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Edgewood
Atlanta
Kenneth Akins
Frank Hudson
Charlie Allin
Alex Ackaman
Perry Garland
Clari Lindsey
Flynn Nance
Praytor’ Coole
Antonio Preto
Trawie Johnson
Scot Robinson
Soa
Louise Norwell
Faith School Pupils Win Attendance Award and Visits
The sixth grade led in attendance this month earning a beautifi l picture by Tee at a pleasant visit by Dr Opel. Fifth and sixth grade pupils aim for a silver badge for athletic effort. Three first grade children visited the sixth grade to play Little Miss Muffet. ETHEL PATRICK.
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Tee
Opel
Chilren
Miss Muffet
Ethel Patrick
Covington High School Names New Art Teacher Miss May Belle Clark
Covington October 17 Special The Covington High School has secured Miss May Belle Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Clark of North Covington as an art teacher She studied art in Paris for two years and finished at Brenau She specializes in outdoor painting interior decorating and illustrating with a studio in the annex of the Ecclesio building
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Covington
Covington High School
May Belle Clark
W. G. Clark
North Covington
Wewtone Names New Domestic Science Head
Covington October 17 special The Newton county board of education elected Misa Josie Reynolds of Siloam Georgia supervisor of domestic science and canning club work to succeed Miss Clyde Willis who led the program in Newton county for two years Bliss Reynolds formerly principal at South River School is praised as a capable progressive teacher
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Covington
County Board of Education
Misa Josie Reynolds
Siloam
Clyde Willis
Newton County
Bliss Reynolds
South River
Rural Schools Open October 26 in Newton County
Covington October 17 Special The rural schools of Newton county will open the far term on Monday October 26 and continue seven months. The long term schools opened in September have good attendances and are showing a splendid standard of work.
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Covington
Newton County
Peacock Team Beats Marist College in Scrappy Game
Peacock football defeated Marist College 14 to 6 as injuries thinned the Peacock lineup. Stars Murphy and F Knox carried the attack while Paw and Mott stood out for Marist. Peacock’s Champion showed notable tackling as the team labored through rough play and early-season miscues.
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H. A. Etheridge
Peacock
Saim
Nickeryon
Slanger
Griffa
Marist College
Murphy
F. Knox
Paw
Marist
Mott
Cook
Wall
Champion
Pla
Slaton Society Debates World War I and Forms Teams
Slaton pupils organize a soccer football team and a girls basketball squad. Captain Harvey Hill leads the boys, with Espere Nix as manager and players including Willie Mashburn Pred Wooding John Jackson Walter Stallings Charlie Johnson Wolfe Mays Leonards Anderson Irvan Willingham Charles Rigs Clifford Freeman Joe Davidson. Laura Roseberry wins a debating medal after a debate on whether the European war will bennefit the United States. The next debate questions whether home management requires more business skill than running a business. Girls beat Normal school teams in walker ball, with scores tal to . Second game Th to 7 in Slaton's favor.
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Harvey Hill
Espere. Nix
Willie Mashburn
Pred Wooding
John Jackson
Walter Stallings
Charlie Johnson
Wolfe Mays
Leonards Anderson
Irvan Willingham
Charles Rigs
Clifford Freeman
Joe Davidson
Om Benett
United States
Laura Roseberry
Forrest
Atlanta Normal School
Firet
Fleet
Tal
Slaton
Elbert Nix
East Atlanta School Society Holds First Meeting
Dr Toepe returns as students cheer a booh skit and jump. Seventh graders discuss a new US history project. Fannie Stewart Ethel Warren aim for girls medal while Marvin Rivers Sami Rovochett seek boys medal. Front yard flowers brighten the school. ETHEL WARREN.
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Fannie Stewart
Ethel Warren
Marvin Rivers
Nai Sami Rovochett
Monroe County to Exhibit Corn at Atlanta Show
Juliette Georgia reports Monroe County will mount a large corn exhibit at the Atlanta southern show this fall. Leaders urge crop diversification due to wartime agricultural distress and expect most planters to shift to corn and other grains for export markets. The boys clubs spurred broader corn farming across the county.
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Monroe County
Atlanta
Juliette
Clonree County
Baptists to Hold Big Meeting at Ephesus Church
Juliette Ga October 17 Special Within weeks a large gathering will be held at Ephesus Primitive Baptist church in Juliette. Delegates from Ocmulgee association churches will attend the annual event drawing several thousand people. Dinner will be served on the ground daily and sermons will be delivered by well known Baptist ministers. Locals of all affiliations will cooperate with Ephesus church for the success of the meeting.
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Juliette
Th Ephesus Primitive Baptist Church
Ephesus
Ocmulsee Association
Pérmonss
Aettion
Bary
Ephesus Church
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