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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
6
The Rupert Key Fol. 1 notes classroom spelling progress with a chart where pupils color squares red or green for perfect daily lessons. It reports two perfect attendance days last week and expresses hope for continued perfection this week.
Miss Booth notes students writing more, making Christmas booklets, and planning a Friday tree. The Fifth and Fourth Grades join on multiplication practice while a new bulletin board and classroom shades improve the room. Santa and gifts loom as Mildred James moves, and pupils pledge better behavior and attendance.
A verse parody elevates student effort and the pursuit of good grades. It frames school as real and purposeful, praising earnest work toward the honor roll and the lasting marks students leave behind. It highlights a freshman’s hope amid discouragement and renewed resolve through study.
A Christmas pageant will be staged at the school building on Thursday night December 15 at 7 o'clock. The entire Christmas story will be presented with a cast of about thirty pupils portraying various characters.
Eva Hill ninth grade recent Rupert school Queen announces her court. Martha Jane Elliston serves as maid in waiting to crown her with Myra Bone Frances McGinty Wilma Aultman Asa Cromer Minnie Lou Cromer as attendants. Donnie Mc Chargue Crown Bearer Dora Summerour Mary Joe Harvey Train Bearers. Coronation set before the Christmas Pageant Thursday night December 15.
The Rupert School Improvement Club met December 8 at 2 p.m. with 18 members present. Mr. Jordan outlined plans for the year, including planting shrubbery and a Home Economics machine donation from Mrs. Lillian McGinty. Frances Elton met with the girls. patrons visited. thanks extended to Mr. Nathan Hammock for cedar trees. Tuberculosis Seals were received from L. L. Young for Christmas.
Atlanta Nov 28. Dr T F Abercombie of the State Health Department says a U S Children's Bureau grant makes well baby health centers available to Georgia counties. Centers focus on health checks and immunizations for apparently well children, with nurses physicians and volunteers guiding prevention and regular clinic hours.
A collection of brief quotes on success stressing perseverance focus and steady effort. Notable lines from Wendie Addison Mary Baker Eddy Helen Keller and John Hays Hammond advocate concentration, perseverance, experience, caution, hope, and persistent effort as keys to achievement.
A historical note recalls Denmark initiating legislation in 1769 designed to protect the count of independent farms. The program sought to sustain farm autonomy amid changing agricultural policy and state influence.
Reynolds Georgia December 15 1988 Reynolds High School weekly student newspaper produced by vocational guidance class. names listed include Frances Carter Audrey Waters Jewel Posey Morelle Cox Cleo Wainwright Guy Windham Elizabeth Gaultney Mattie Emma Kirksey John Montgomery and others.
A collection of classroom updates describes first graders preparing a Bethlehem Story display, singing carols, and welcoming new pupils Jackie Trussell James Hint on and Perry Wainwright. Fifth graders host Grade Mothers for hamburgers and Coca Colas. Sixth graders share a party with Earl Marshall Sr and Jr, name a Christmas tree donor, and report new pupil Billy Trussell from Butler. Seventh graders celebrate Christmas spirit and plan a holiday vacation with Home Economics students making toys.
The Christmas program features a multi grade play titled Santa Claus Was Late with characters Count Hanski King Calder and Princess Vera among the roles. The event includes carols performed by the fourth through eighth grades and a court pageant with numerous named cast members.
The piece defines three conditioning types year round winter and summer and argues the industry uses existing workers like sheet metal workers and salesmen. It notes engineers are key, outlines needed math space relations and cooperation with architects and contractors, and suggests growing opportunities especially for home installations.
The list names first grade honorees LaVerne Posey Edwards Cooper Leonard Whatley Neva Bell Blair Rudolph Parks Douglas McDaniel Claud Mathews Sydney Winters and Sydney Freeman. Second grade students include John Trussell James Gentry Blaine Windham Sonny Shealy Evelyn Gaultney Contance Barrow and Jerry James. Ninth through eleventh grades list Virginia Hodges Eugenia Joiner Frances Neisler.
A local production titled Are You a Mason? will be presented Saturday night December 17 at Crowell school building. Cast includes George Fisher William O Neal Frank Perry Lewis Casey Amos Bloodgood Clifford Adams John Halton EF C Pierce Hamilton Travers Hubert Young Ernest Morrison Herman O Neal Policeman John Montgomery Mrs C Bloodgood Sara Adams Eva Perry Cleo Wainwright Annie Rachel Montgomery Lulu Janie Neisler Lottie Haviland McDaniel Fanchon Armitage Florence O Neal Mrs Halton Miss Frances Foy
Eighth grade announces a stand test for Treasure Island next week. Students drew notes on Monday for the Christmas tree activity.
We drew names last Tuesday and note various happenings. Jack received many demerits on Thursday while Clay Bryant and Betty Windham traveled to Macon to see Santa Claus. Janie and Dorothy appear on the sick list this week. Kathleen and Doris hurry home Thursday at noon. Edwards went to Macon Friday. The seniors enjoy recess games like drop the handkerchief with lively chatter.
Describes a young boy in a lower grade with light hair blue eyes about three feet tall. Known for humorous sayings carried with a sweater over one shoulder and a book satchel. Often heard calling Sister.
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