Elementary School News Highlights From The Year
The note details an end of year dinner for the elementary teacher’s study on Wednesday at rue Heron, with Misses Doris and Twila Camp hosting card games on Gorham street. It reports on second grade fish bowl observations, a snail and goldfish drama, spelling achievements, and vacation plans. Eleven girls and sixteen boys remain in the room, with thirty five pupils having enrolled this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Heron
Doris
Twila Camp
Gorham Street
Elsie Turner
Be West
Virginia Bardeen
Mary
A. J. Camp
Kenneth Maglethlin
Georgia
Nahntady
New York
Pson, Jr
Ithigan
First Graders Close Year with Certificates and Party
As the school year ends, first graders finish with on time attendance by Alvis Williams receiving a certificate at closing. Six students read ten or more library books: James Hall, Helen Hiley, Marie Lasson, Mabel Liles, Elizabeth Oliver and Helen Whitehead. Miss West hosts a class birthday party on Thursday morning May 30 with grade mothers, fathers, younger siblings, Mary Grace Conboy and Freddie Roseborough. Some pupils will summer travel while others stay town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Williams
James Hall
Helen Hiley
Marie Lasson
Mabel Liles
Elizabeth Oliver
Helen Whitehead
Miss West
Mary Grace Conboy
Freddie Roseborough
Perfect attendance and spelling winners in grade notes
To date Barbara Shipes Clyde Mos teller Verdual Hamlin and L G Simpson Jr have neither been late nor tardy during this school year. Perfect attendance certificates will be presented them on Friday May 31 at the sixth grade promotion exercises if they still maintain this record. L G Simpson received a certificate during his first and second years of school too. The perfect spellers for Week 34 were Emily Coffin Betty Mae Whitehead and Frances Smith. Week 35 spellers were Robert Hall Verdual Hamlin Arthuree Lewis Bob Price L G Simpson Charles Story Emily Coffin Adrianne Norton Betty Mae Whitehead Willie Mac Key Betty Jo McDonald and Randolph Spilliard. Mrs Ernest Mosteller our grade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Shipes
Clyde Mosteller
Verdual Hamlin
L. G. Simpson, Jr
L. G. Simpson
Emily Coffin
Betty Mae Whitehead
Frances Smith
Robert Hall
Arthuree Lewis
Bob Price
Charles Story
Adrianne Norton
Willie Mac Key
Betty Jo McDonald
Randolph Spilliard
Ernest Mosteller
Fourth grade year ends with science and flight interests
The class reflects on a short nine week term, noting hot afternoons, toy airplane making, and many students hoping to become pilots or mechanics. The Oral English Club nears completion as students improve discussion skills and posture, while spelling stars include Gordon Folger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Gordon Folger
Kieth Grinstead
Junior McRee
Davis Moorhead
Howard Nutter
George Treadwell
Jimmy Fertitta
Kemeys Gotthe
Hubert Snell
Fifth Grade Trips and Plans From Local School
Fifth grade students Betty Cooley Maryann Hadlock and Lucille Minkley took trips to Santando Sunday. They held a picnic at Lake Joanna last Thursday. Several students expect to be exempt from exams. Betty Cooley plans to visit New York this summer and Miss Turner will work on a Master’s degree at Columbia University. Others header for trips include Harold Blunt Ray Key Sarah Nell Key Laura Roseborough and Lucille Opome. Ten students scored 100 on this week’s spelling led by Joe Allen Billy Birt Roy Key Sue Bond Dorothy Eckholdt Maryann Doris Sarah Nell Kay Lucille O’Pome Ruth Risley and Lila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cooley
Maryann Hadlock
Lucille Minkley
Santando
Lake Joanna
New York
Wee
Turner
Oklahom
Harold Blunt
Newark
Ray Key
Sarah Nell Key
Alabama
Laura Roseborough
Tennessee
Miss Turner
Columbia University
Joe Allen
Billy Birt
Roy Key
Sue Bond
Betty Coo
Dorothy Eckholdt
Maryann Doris
Sarah Nell Kay
Lucille oPome
Ruth Risley
Lila
Sixth Grade Social and Honor Roll Notes
Mrs Duggan's afternoon guests included Mabel Wyatt Patricia Parnell Joyce Duggan Lois Rhodes Bob Allen and Charles Wilkinson. A weiner roast at Trimble Park followed exams with games and roasting. Students excused from final exams included Wyatt Allen Wilkinson Purnell Rhomes Duggan Groover Hutcheson and others. Perfect spellers named for weeks 34 and 35 feature Ann Groover Opal Hutcheson Lois Rhodes Mabel Wyatt Mallory Wykes and more. Promotion exercises set for Friday May 31 at 2 PM in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Duggan
Mabel Claire Wyatt
Patricia Parnell
Joyce Duggan
Lois Rhodes
Bob Allen
Charles Wilkinson
Mr. Goodman
Trimble Park
Patricia Purnell
Lois Rhines Duggan
Ann Groover
Mallory Wykes
Opal Hutcheson
Ernie Jonson
Dwight Mosteller
Albert Peterson
Virginia Hollon
Juanita Morris
Baseball continued from page one errors and stats
Errors by Talton Overstreet 2 Simpson Miller 1. Key runs batted in by Caldwell Peurifoy Mobley Whitaker Harper Webb Abell McCown Miller. Peurifoy two base hits. Stolen bases by Whitaker Simpson 2 Obles Harper Webb. Sacrifices Mobley Miller. Left on bases Winter Park 9 Mount Dora 12. Mobley four walks Miller two. Mobley three Miller seven. Hits listed by batter with distances. Hit by pitch Mobley Hale Overstreet McCown. Wild pitches Overstreet 1. Winning pitcher Miller losing Overstreet. Umpires Overstreet Osteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talton
Overstreet
Simpson
Miller
Caldwell
Peurifoy
Mobley
Whitaker
Harper
Webb
Abell
McCown
Obles
Winter Park
Mount Dora
Roadwork on US 98 and Florida 10 near Apalachicola
State road No. 10 undergoes reconstruction just west of Apalachicola in Franklin County. Traffic may proceed with caution over old sections until work advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Apalachicola
Franklin County
Memorial Day Reflections Over Wary Nation
A radio style monologue laments across the water pressure and fifth column fears invading American shores. The speaker recalls WWII era vigilance, memorials honoring the fallen, and a hope for a peaceful future despite looming conflict and political tension.
Daze and thanks for listening and interest shown
A brief note of thanks for comments about this DAZE and interest shown. The author signs off with anticipation of meeting again someday.
Vacancies in Marine Corps Recruiting Savannah Notice
The U S Hannah Ga area headquarters seeks 34 young men of good character aged 18 to 27 with height 64 to 74 inches and single without dependents. White applicants only may enlist for travel, education, and service at Marine stations aboard ships. Applications require completed eighth grade and are available at Savannah recruiting headquarters for full qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Hannah
Oneen
A. C. Small
Rge
Marine Corps
U. S
Corps
Savannah
County airport sites in Lake County reviewed by officials
Army officials led by Phillip Moore of the Civil Aeronautics Authority and Dewey Cole of the State Road Department inspected two proposed county airport sites in Lake County. Locations at Tavares and Silver Lake Leesburg were approved by the county airport committee and the Board of County Commissioners. The final decision is due by the 204te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Moore
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Dewey Cole
Aviation Division
State Road Department
Lake County
Tavares
Silver Lake
Leesburg
Board of County Commissioners
Airport Sites Shown By County Officials
Civil Aeronautic Authority officials were guided to the sites by Mayor Harry Gaylord of Eustis who chairs the Lake County Airport Committee, Leesburg City Manager C. Stubbs, and A. J. Har nage of Tavares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautic Authority
Harry Gaylord
Eustis
Lake County
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