Woman Teacher Grid Coach Leads Woodlawn Hills Team
At Woodlawn Hills Elementary a male coach vacancy was filled by teacher Mrs. Joe Ward who would supervise the football squad. The team, ages third to seventh, has played two games with a 0-26 win in the second, and players include Ends Chaiker Moorer and Bobby Broyles and Quarterback Donald Beard.
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Woodlawn Hilla Elementary
Schoal
Joe Ward
Tad
Edison
Buck
Miles
Rexilations
Chaiker Moorer
Bobby Broyles
Billy Noll
Bobby Beard
Gilbert Falbo
His Hathaway
Robert Hreil
Donald Beard
Barney McDatgoll
Quarterack
Pet Pogue
Billy Selfer
Sammy Lane
Sam Posty
Johnny Calmsteck
Bays Bryant
School Garden Party Success Cleared for Crockett School Hit
After nine garden parties, Crockett school resumes regular classroom work. Several classes take excursions to neighborhood points of interest including Prospect Hill branch Library where Miss Battier, the librarian, welcomes RIL classes and inspires a love of books. Mrs. Mison's 4-A studies San Antonio homes and industries with slides. A contrast study covers modern building materials with a trip to nearby chamber mills and a notable sand table by Miss Wiseman's class, themed on Mexico.
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Crockett School
Prospect Hill
Miss Battier
San Antonio
Mison
Chamber Mills
Pershing School Receives American Flags for Classrooms
Pershing Elementary is awarded new American flags by Port Houston unit, with flags to be displayed at the front of each room as part of a local “Love America” program. The effort aims to foster patriotic pledge and school spirit across the campus.
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Fach Rao
John. J. Pershing
Schol Las
Atmy Panghuirs
Port
Sam Houston
Aldishu
America
Griebner Elementary Students Visit Missions
Thirty students from Griebner Elementary 4B and 4A classes visited missions with teacher Mrs Hulda Peter on Wednesday morning. They studied San Antonio’s growth from its forty days to the present era, planning to visit Concepcion and other missions.
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Griebner Elementary
Wathheir
Hulda Peter
San Antonio Vom
Edgewood Elementary Honor Roll List Honors Several Students
Edgewood elementary school announced its first six weeks honor roll with top performers including Margaret Eckert Cleo Jones Yvonne Reinhart Esther Tesnareski Esther Rodriguez and many more. High honors matched by Marvel Grothues Sally Hay Emma Grothues Frank Williams and numerous other students across sections. An honorable mention recognized Yvonne Plake Angeline Plach James Jackson and additional peers for noteworthy achievement.
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eUntive stuueMs
Edgewood
Margaret Eckert
Cleo Jones
Yvonne Reinhart
Esther Tesnareski
Esther Rodriguez
Bickie Caldwell
Jackie Halsey
Darkey Dixon
Marvel Grothues
Sally Hay
Emma Grothues
Frank Williams
Mary Laurie Mills
Martin Lewis
Earline Old
Lowise Demos
Genevieve King
Patsy Bradford
Mildred Lee Hammne
Virginia Old
Bobbie Bean
Spencer Pratt
Betty Jo Carpenter
Mary Jane Iachson
Homer Lopez
Blanch Clark
Margaret Rose-Zuercher
Pay Joyce Locks
Tommy Caldwell
Virginia, Jung
Hazel’ Geissler
Heater Clark
Katherine ‘Fesnareski
Bessie Ord
Annie Williams
Guadalupe Gonzales
Esmtiago Aguirre
Charlene Mueller
Hillcrest Pupils Stage Pageant “Dalted We Stand” at Elementary School
Hillcrest elementary plans a student pageant titled Dal ted We Stand featuring pupils from every grade. Written by Mrs. Louise Gregory Tyson, the show portrays Peoples of the Western Hemisphere uniting in peace. Cast includes Uncle Sam by Denait Arnold and Columbus by Jerry Caperton, with music by a 450 piece rhythm band led by Hester Gamphalt, Jessie Read, and Marjorie Benson.
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Hillcrest
United We Siang
Helen Pady
Liberty
Gloria Ann Herrera Archangel
Dan Detmar
Rovel County
Donald Arcotd
Vuele Sam
Eloisa Charles
Carmen Miranda
Bertha Cassilas
Chris Poblann
Marjorie Bensol
Snow Queen
W. L. Rutherford
Aie
Du-ang
UAST
Denait Arnold
Uncle Sam
Columbus
Jerry Caperton
Robert Chambers
Freedom of the Seas
Artic Blizzard
Elaie Cruz
Marjorie Benson
Dan Denimar
Carlos Salas
MacKenzie King
Richard Peaches
Lupe Sanchez
Narcisse’ Tessar
Mary Louise Garza
Olivia Sandoval
Susie Gonzales
Rudy Rodriguez
Carmen Mirenda
Eloise Charles
Chino Pos Bland
Bert Cassilas
W. K. Rutherford
Mexico
Relph Holckman
Roosevelt
Gloria Ann Herrera
Archangel Michael
Faith
Hope
Love
Betty Lou Worthing
Georgette Lackey
Dolores Chesshire
Hester Gamphalt
Jessie Read
Woodlawn 6A Club Organized
Woodlawn elementary school 6A class forms the Happy Youth Club meeting weekly with a different chairman each session. Last week Ure prevention was discussed with Shirley Waterman as chairman. Billy Hagen will chair the next program on science. Club officers: Jas Rayzor president, Ben White vice president, Rosemary Heath secretary.
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Woodlawn
Hirley Waterman
Billy Hagen
Glub
Jas Rayzor
Ben White
Rosemary Heath
County Roundup Highlights Halloween Dance and School Programs
China Grove hosts a Halloween masquerade at 7:18 p.m with prizes for best costume and admission of 1.20 dollars. Clifton beat Pipe Creek 10 to 7 with B. Hathanded and Kennedy on the mound. M. Guerra contributed a single and home run. Lois Brackenridge led Edgewood assembly. Leon Valley adds speech courses under Mrs. Geneva T. Foster. Many students from Edgewood and Edgewood seventh grade participate in varied events.
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China Grove School
Wilkholdz
B. Hernandez
Clifton Sthoo
Pipe Creek
M. Guerra
B. Hathanded
Kennedy
Clifton
Adam and
Pareeh
Pape Creek
Leon Valley School
Geneva. T. Foster
University of Texas
Wes
Pls. Bakeley
Class Mural Shows Growth of City
Four mural at Brackenridge Elementary completed by 4-A class in San Antonio. The drawing spans two classroom walls and depicts the bulldozer city scene. Trerie Tevera led coloring with Anigélita Ramirez and Josephine Raplinos assisting, joined by Victoria Gutza, Mary Barrera, Anita Menchaca, Celia Jaime, Macy Andrade, Rogellos Garcia, Robert Hernandez, Pablo Alto Jéndro, Miguel Gomez and Tannes Dayil.
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San Antonio
Brackenidge
Trerie Tevera
Anigélita Ramirez
Josephine Raplinos
Victoria Gutza
Mary Barrera
Anita Menchaca
Celia Jaime
Macy Andrade
Rogellos Garcia
Robert Hernandez
Pablo Alto Jéndro
Miguel Gomez
Tannes Dayil
Highland Park Bats Eliminated After 24 Years
A school report notes Highland Park bats were driven away from the park after a crevice near the main building patio hosted their roost for over two decades. Principal Mrs Crane oversaw cement sealing to seal the gap, while workers and readers recall the colony’s departure and the need for staff via classified help.
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Highland Park
Lmn
All Watt Eds Promoted in The Big Sunday Light
A brief notice indicates promotions of watt edits in The Big Sunday Light and mentions a dial B-123t for advertisement inquiries within the V Day section. no year is given and details are minimal.
Information Ads Free in V-Day Section
No extra charge will be made for vant ads in the V-Day section of The Sunday Light Dim F-12831 for information.
Ruiz Puppet Show At Rules School Thrills Thursday
A group at Rules School staged a puppet show titled All America on Thursday morning. The production featured Moonlite Sonata with Beethoven pieces acted by students and narrated by speakers. Ben Mata controlled the scenery while Benjamin Sanchez spoke, Rita Villarreal voiced the blind girl, Angelita Maldonado handled strings, and several others including Domingo Dominguez and Victor Guerra participated on stage.
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Tile
All America
Beethoven
Charnotereere
Ben Mata
Benjamin
Sanchez
Rita Villarreal
Gil
Angelita Maldonado
Carfo Aguirre
Nareleo Sanches
Duppeleer
Domingo Dominguez
Nix Garale
Victor Guerra
Joyce Wallace
Magdaleny Rulebut
Socorro Aguirre
Estella
Moreno
Student Clay Animal Compare Group Heads to Brackenridge Park
Students will compare clay animals with real ones in Brackenridge Park. Participants include William Blackwell Aaron Edmonson Frederick Harris George Kaplan Tuckie Meyer Jerry Ahelton Cat Austin Mary Ellen Grissont Aerlie Louise Henderson Barbara Pipkin Betsy Taylor Bobby Buford Oslande Fonseca Hugh Helff Ronald Quito Mary Alcorta Suzie McMillin Lene Baker Dorothy Davis Carol Layton Charleen Van Kiaveren and L Dorothy Howted.
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Brackenridge Park
Sao
William’ Blackwell
Aarph Edmonson
Frederick Harris
Citizenship Club Formed at Zavala School
Under supervision of Missi vice president Beatrice Villarreal secretary Mary Letlie Stow and Burdett Taylor pupils at Zavala have formed a Red White and Blue citizenship club. Meetings are held every Friday. Officers elected include Liberia Pet as president and Jesus Rodriguez as treasurer. Members have contributed four dollars for the club rules.
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Missi
Beatrice Villarreal
Burdett Taylor
Lorenzo
Mary Letlie Stow
de Zavala
Liberia
Jesus Rodriguez
Red Cross
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Prousand Gartier
Doris Karp
Ed Grice
Ruby Jacqueline Henderson
Red Bird
Robert Fuehrbacher
Albert Marrifl
Pershing School
Jene
Lois Brackenridge
Edgewood School
Barbara Ann Ariz
Bette Jen Janca
Richard Medsen
Najey Gates
Sue England
Benly Jean Anderson
Win da Sha
Jane Perry
Fred Huegere
Eugene Martinez
Leroy Renidoh
Joe Morin
Joaquin Arispe
Daniel Vallejo
Fred Heyzera
Julio Gonzales
Alma Jae Burge
Jusnica A Malacara
Henry Zimmerte
Werner Hoenow
Woodrow Mubiler
Mitora Mendez
Mary [Au Bynum
Dorothy Kinself
Shirley Brana
Edith Talince
Helen Caldwell
Tony Vasquez
Stephen F. Austin
Crystal City
Tony
John Cooreman
Tony Theus Haver
Pia
Future Homemakers
Joanne Surtees Infty
Betty Jean Burgin
Robert E. Lee School
Miss Coges Mne Couch
Citizenship Club
Zavala
Campaten Chateman
Thew
F. Weiss
Community Chest
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