Roosevelt School Kindergarten Builds Train and Grocery Store
Roosevelt School reports active learning with kindergartners building a train with a cow catcher and smoke stack and first and second graders constructing a grocery store. Reading Club elected Bobby Reppert president Richard Day vice president and Joy MReasor secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Reppert
Richard Day
Joy Mreasor
Billy Frampton
Patricia Lyons
Patricia Beardsley
Rosalie Schilb
Donna Poss
Betty Davidson
Gloria Gronwall
Royal Alcott
Ella Arndt
Bobby Henry
Hugh Alcott
Joe Frampton
Lincoln School News In Early January Activities
Marilyn Hogland joins first grade as Carol Berger misses days sick after Christmas break. Reading groups enjoy new books. art projects include drawings of Black Sambo. Third grade performed What The Traffic Lights See last Friday with many helping backstage. Several students earned 100 in spelling for the week. Fourth grade pupil Lloyd Matthews out ill. Georgia Mortimer home with flu. Rubber article pictures made into a poster decorate their room. Raymond Gebauer shared Egyptian pictures. Only four fifth grade parents attended January PTA. Igloo village winter scene drawn on blackboard. Seventh grade preparing Lincoln's birthday play with listed cast. Hassler returned after cold. other named students featured. Seventh–eighth health class makes machine poems on foods. model breakfast shown. Gehrweight team beat Roosevelt 8–6 in overtime. two games upcoming vs Bowen. Girls to play Bowen Friday after school. Boy Scouts Court of Honor held at Franklin. Seventh–eighth graders face semester spelling test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Hogland
Carol Berger
Marilyn
Priscilla
Irwin Abraham
Edward Albrecht
Kenneth Belz
Henry Blanke
Mary Brincivalli
Edward Crawford
June Grant
Nathan Humbrecht
Jack Needles
William Ott
Fred Steiner
Muriel Wernicke
Lloyd Matthews
Georgia Mortimer
Raymond Gebauer
Hair
Ott
Roosevelt
Bowen
Franklin School
Bowen School Room II Misses Taverne Deichen Absence Felt
Room II at Bowen School notes missing student Taverne Deichen who has been absent for over a week and extends wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Bowen School
Taverne Deichen
Room IV News Highlights From Our School
Sixth graders achieved straight A spelling, habit of preparedness emphasized. Stokely Wilder and Clement Jay manage books and room upkeep. Our springy room decor and new shells from Mrs. Huntley brighten the museum effort. 23 new library books added, Tempest study completed, and an interest-packed hour with Hoffman the Magician planned for January 20 in the auditorium. Monitors Bobby Boyd and Walter Deichen for Room IV. basketball teams beat St. Paul on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokely Wilder
Clement Jay
Clement
Stokely
Bobby Boyd
Walter Deichen
Achievement Club
Hoffman
St. Paul
Franklin School News Highlights Grades 7 8 Hoffman the Magician
The eighth grade sponsored Hoffman the Magician in a Wednesday morning Franklin auditorium performance. Despite weather, attendance was large. Students note useful history reports, wishing thanks to cooperators, and updates on classmates George Wise convalescing, Ronald and Peter home sick, and Shirley Cogswell returning after influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Franklin Auditorium
George Wise
George
Virginia Zoller
Alfred Diette
Noreo Nuzzo
Harry
Franklin School
Ronald
Peter
Shirley Cogswell
Netherlands
Washington School First through Seventh Grade Weekly Update
Reports of illness include First Grade Bobby Waterstraat and Second Grade pupils Pamela Ames Neela Schnurlein and Billy Kuntz. Fourth Grade displays Egypt and flags. Third Grade enjoys an Alaska project with Eskimo booklets. Sixth Grade adds Mildred Williams and Lois Vanderlee. James Sheldon posts perfect spelling scores. Seventh Grade notes a completed first semester spelling test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Waterstraat
Pamela Ames
Neela Schnurlein
Billy Kuntz
Lincoln School
Alaska
Herbert Wills
Marion Simnick
Patsy Farrell
Egypt
Mildred Williams
Huntland
Tenn
Lois Vanderlee
Fernwood
James Sheldon
Seventh Grade Activities and Upcoming Travel Contest Plans
Seventh grade spelling tests use words from the spelling book. Mr Klitzke will drive from Chicago to New Orleans offering a prize for best travel essay. Students create travel posters. sports include Washington girls volleyball and basketball results. social news covers magician Hoffman visit and staff changes.
St Pauls School Closed by Sad Death at Seward
The routine at St Pauls School was interrupted this week by the death of Mr Haase’s mother. He left for Seward Nebraska immediately after the news.
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St. Paul’s School
Mr. Haase
Haase
Seward, Neb
T. T. H. S. Students Speak on WENR Broadcast
Six Thornton Township high school seniors from the advanced public speaking class will speak on an NBC hookup tomorrow Saturday January 23 from 3 00 to 3 15 p m over station WENR. Speakers are Frances Jones Shirley Ann Fisher Janice Bruhn Carolyn Mead Harry Wise and Lawrence Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Township ‘High School
National Broadcasting Company
WENR
Frances Jones
Shirley Ann Fisher
Janice Bruhn
Carolyn Mead
Harry Wise
Lawrence Myers
Six Year President Election Discussed By Local Students
A speaking class debated whether the U S president should be elected for six years without eligibility for re election. Each student delivered a three minute speech judged by Supt W E McVey Miss Mae Sexauer and Mr D J Heffernan assistant superintendent of Cook County schools. Mr Heffernan arranged the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. E. McVey
Mae Sexauer
D. J. Heffernan
Cook County
Heffernan
Patsy Ann Cookie Company Receives Illinois Charter
The Patsy Ann Cookie Company, with Enis H. Digma William W. Tulley and Ray Digman of Blue Island, was granted a charter by Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes to manufacture distribute and sell bakery goods in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookie Company
Patsy Ann Cookie Company
Enis H. Digma
William W. Tulley
Ray Digman
Blue Island
Edward J. Hughes
Ilinois
Tramp Receives Food After Tales Of Convictions
A roaming knight asks for shelter at a Dalton kitchen window and is fed by a kind woman. The tramp confesses his life has been full of trials and that he has always been convicted. A political quip follows about ignorance and anger in debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Yessum
Understanding and Courage Define a Chorus Girl
A proverb contrasting a chorus girl's success to a man who cannot swim who risks a leaky boat, highlighting the value of knowledge and prudence in taking chances.
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