Hillside School Plays Encourage Voting Message
Hillside students presented a play titled Vote For Uncle Sam in the auditorium on October 31. The production explored why some people vote while others abstain, featuring characters such as Uncle Sam and Miss Justice. The trial of nonvoters was staged with a focus on urging civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoice Sam
Wayne Dibella
Richard Pozar
John Batto
Phyllis Alper
Diane :Lowski
Patricia Jager
Janice Anirewe
Diane Sefcik
Patricia Pluto
Marlene Kmet
Arlene Trizna
Maryn Zeman
Robert Zentmaier
Jwala Garcia
Kathleen Horning
Landa Lawrence
Dyer
Winifred Woodhull
Gurd Avenue
Woodhull
Rosemarie Fedorczyk
Rose Stahinton
Keepi Ng
Ncessary
Stuhntek
Mary Elen DeDominick
DeDominick
Calving Coolidge and School Indian Project Sparks Classroom Artifacts
Calvin Coolidge era classroom notes describe children presenting an Indian project with items such as moccasins, headdresses, and handmade crafts. Teachers recount railroads lessons, Thanksgiving studies, and an open house during American Education Week as third graders prepare for holidays.
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USA
Deber
Thanksgiving learning at Geo Washington Kindergarten
The Geo Washington Kindergarten reports a Thanksgiving unit with brown paper Indian bays, turkey drawings, tepees and trees. Students sing poems about Indians and turkeys as teachers Mrs B Newmatin, Mrs M Johnson and Mrs B Severns guide lessons.
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B. Newmatin
Geraldine Gelinas
Gehad
Aimerigny
M. W. Johnson
John Ciémnecki
B. Severns
Pingry School News Roundup and Events
Students publish Monthly Snooper in class news, report on Russell Cave, visit Newark Museum to study reptiles and birds, and join Weekly Reader quizzes. Pingry fathers dinner scheduled December 8 with Miniature School breaks and Dr James Phinney Baxter as principal speaker. John Brown's Body performed by Pingry Players on November 18 with five principals and Edmund LeFevre directing.
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Judy Fischgrund
Scannell—Tescher
Snooper
Marlin Berlanstein
Elsenberg
Russell Cave
van Allen
Jeffrey Simms
Harvey Engel
Vin Allen
Garl Stberdets
Newark Museum
James Phinney Baxter
Williams College
Baxter
America
Williams
John Brown
Stephen Vincent Benet
Pingry Players
Edmund A. LeFevre
Pingry School
William Redpath
Clay Wingate
Robert Rettig
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Summary
A printed weekly crossword puzzle lists horizontal clues 14 to 60 and vertical clues 1 to 53, with entries covering topics from anatomy to geography, featuring terms like Tardier, Te, xenon symbol, crustacean, and Babylonian deity. The puzzle includes standard cross references and a final note on word lengths and clue numbering.
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New Guinea
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Hillside Schools Report
Hillside Schools
Theresa M. Bensen
Calvin Coolidge
Mitchell Nedick
John Ganosa
Joseph Boho
Maxine Jewett
Abby Marks
Raymond Walter
Carol Savitz
Michael Block
Janid Wee Alay
Mies
Dorothy Kirkman
Miss Enman
Janet Petrucelli
Wayne Positan
Ronnie Berger
Michael Nedick
Ilfe
Plymouth
United States
Heckers
Elour
Dad
New Jersey
Bell Telephone Company
Geo. Washington
Susan Brody
Bernice Kayers
Boelger
Hadrow
Pingry News
Pingry
Apple Center
Salem Delicatessen
North Broad Street
Elizabeth, N. J
Elizabeth
Superior Coal
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Koppers
Liberty Ave
Hillside
Maryland
Maine
Fabyan Place
Newark
Manufacturers Insurance
Chrysler
JT Chrysler
Shane
North
Joan Street
Hillside, N. J
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