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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1956
Page
2
Hillside schools staged American Education Week activities in the Curtis Room. Third graders presented a play about building a flag and personal virtues such as dependability sharing and respecting others rights. A large flag was displayed on an easel as students participated.
Geo Washington notes handwriting addressed as drought focus at a faculty meeting. William J Lane of the School Pen Company spoke on loss from illegible writing and urges better handwriting teaching. He covered paper slant for left and right handers, good instruments, pen care, refilling, and rest positions. A committee led refreshments.
Abram P. Morris seventh grade elected officers: President Judy Naturale, Vice President Joan Horwitz, Secretary Treasurer Saundra Ring. Boys in industrial arts build Panama Canal model. Murals depict Central America and Columbus Discovery by listed students across grades.
A seventh grade mural of the First Thanksgiving by Marilyn Rizzo and classmates. A Mexico paper sculpture by Paul Landow and peers. Reported by Joan Horwitz with a program at November assembly. primary and intermediate grades showcased songs, dances, and readings including Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. A classroom report on the forests of the United States honors the Constitution preamble. Kipling inspired verse titled A Boy Becomes a Man reflects on manners and self control.
Students in the seventh grade crafted simple wind vanes and anemometers from straws pins paper and clay to study weather. The devices teach wind direction and velocity though not perfectly accurate, and the class plans to publish a booklet on U.S. states with maps as they study Western states.
In Mr Narias class students handed in geography and science projects showing effort. He coaches the boys basketball team which began practice December 4. The school hosts an in house Olympics with 13 events including cross country 60 foot dash 100 foot dash walking race punch ball football accuracy and distance and standing broad jump.
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