Hawthorne School Roundup Sees New Enrollments and Events
Hawthorne School reports new students including Johnny Cuno Eddie Akers Mark Martin and others. School closes November 28 29 for Thanksgiving. Report cards issued December 3 at Hardin Junior High. Good Citizens elected in fourth grade at Eugene Field. Language Arts Social Studies unit on Greek Mythology completed with posters models and skits. 7th 8th grade wrestling begins at Hardin. Vocal Department Holiday program at Presser Hall. Visitors from Eugene Field during Children’s Book Week. Safety Patrol additions at Hawthorne School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannine Roe
Hawthorne
Johnny Cuno
Columbia
Eddie Akers
Centralia
Mark Martin
West Virginia
Mark Galiato
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Shannon Zink
Tyler
Texas
Kelly Martin
Christy Akers
Jeffrey Vich
South Dakota
Paul Brinkerhoff
Springfield
Illinois
Hardin Junior High School
Peggy Nickerson
Imogene Fox
Hardin Junior High
Robert Clough
Presser Hall
Andy Runge
Donald R. Palmer
Eugene Field School
Linda Galloway
Thanksgiving Thoughts From Hawthorne Fifth Graders
Fifth graders write on Thanksgiving with Pilgrims and Indians, feasts, and family gratitude. Notes mention Plymouth Rock, deer and turkey hunting, corn, pumpkins, blessings, and memories of hardship and celebrations.
All About Pilgrims By Eugene Field Second Graders
A collection of student reflections on Pilgrims and the Mayflower showing desires to travel to America, trade with Indians, and observe the first Thanksgiving. Some express worry about dangers at sea and being unable to visit stores or be sick aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Pamela Inlow
Laura Worstell
Edna DeVault
Anita Riley
Wanda Edwards
Marvyda Stephens
Eugene Field
America
Tim Gooch
Liz Piper
Originals By Individuals Thanksgiving Tales From Students
A collection of student reflections on Thanksgiving describing foods like turkey dressing and cranberries and activities such as games. Melanna Wilson, Kirk Ekern, and Barbara Farrah share personal thoughts on gratitude, Pilgrims, and family gatherings shaping their holiday memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanna Wilson
Barbara Farrah
A Crazy Thanksgiving By Rebecca Wilson Grade 3 McMillan
In the kitchen Tina Tom Conrack and Janice plot a Pilgrims game. A stuffed turkey named Tiffnly Turkey appears and chats before Tivfinly vanishes with a THUMP and a POFF, leaving a mystery for dinner time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wilson
McMillan Tina
Tom
Conrack
Janice
Mother
Tina
Mother Pilgrim
Pilgrim
Bill
Ton
Tivfinly
Thanksgiving Notes From Local Third Graders
Five first hand Thanksgiving poems from third graders express gratitude for turkey meals, family, teachers, and the world. Each student names what they are thankful for including birds, home, and the land, with simple holiday reflections.
If I Were a Thanksgiving Day Figure
A collection of student essays from Eugene Field Grade 5 imagines Thanksgiving roles from a table to a turkey and a stove. Narratives describe feasts with Pilgrims and Indians, family gatherings, snow scenes, and playful traditions, concluding with gratitude for harvest and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McAllister
Eugene Field
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Cheri Shutter
Guy
Johnson
Earl Ingram
Tony Isgrig
Daiita Blue
Teresa Cloven
Robin Darnell
Anne Ekern
Sandy Smiley
Brent Callihan
Andy Baker
Safety Patrol
Mexico
Velma Batts
Hardin and
Mexico High School
Betty Kleinsorge
Cora Utterback
Betty DeLong
Hager Eae
John Willer
Willer
Mexico Public
Eric Rivers
Jimmie Hunt
Donna Duckworth
Beth Sonwalt
Plymouth Rock
Greg Hinze
Plymouth
Rina Walker
Notre Dame
Emmy Jo Sanders
Emmy Jo
Vicki Day
John Reeves
Jeff Houf
Alan Newbrough
James Smith
Pilgrims
Joni Teague
Toni Arnold
Missy Zuroweste
Darin Clayton
By Kirk Ekern
Grandma's
Dad
Grandpa
Kelly Coleman
Rhonda Exendine
Troy George
Dena Bush
Chad Colley
CP School
Nancy Piper
Richard Fountain
Everone
Janis Ostrom
Bridgette Graves
Sara Smarr
Jean Mollet
McMillan School
Donna Williams
Tom Crews
Becky Wilson
Steve Carter
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