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Show Thursday, THE LEADER. Tremonton, Utah 11, 1&51 January McKINLEY SCHOOLsMEWS We like to read. We can read big books now. We have a ter is fun, but the birds have library. We made a picture for flown south. Mrs. Rhead's first grade It. We have some library rules. We like to read quietly in our We are happy to welcome the library. We are starting to write New Year. We hope 1951 will be now in our writing books. Win- good to everyone. We think we can be better students in 1951 if we work harder in school. We have made some good resolu- tions. GEPI1ART "Buy for Cash and Pay Less" 1950-Hel- Sale THIS WEEK ONLY! CORDUROYS Regular $7.90 and $6.90 Maroon, Green, Grey1 Bring this coupon with you and receive Discount 2.00 GEPHARTS This coupon is worth to you on your purchase of a new pair of cords. $2.00 (Only 1 RIVERSIDE The snow we are getting Odyssey. We enjoyed the study of looks good to us, now we can and we hope the others Greece use our new sleds. as interesting. will be Happy New Year to everyone. Mrs. Nessen's sixth grade Mrs. Cannon's Second grade Reporters, Kathryn Kerr, Diane Roundy 1951! Slong seems like It only yesterday we were waiting for a baby New We had a wonderful Xmas Year called 1950, but 1950 grew vacation and a Happy New Year, old and 1951 kicked him out. but we're all glad to be back to We want to thank 1950 for school. We started on studies the good times we have had the first day as usual. with our teachers and school The 7th and 8th grade girl mates, and for the love our par- chorus sang "Were you There'V ents have given us. and "To A Wild Rose", at the We hope that in 1951 scient- Third ward Sunday night. Mr. ists will find cures for leukemia, Clark, our music teacher led us polio, and cancer. The only in the songs. Mrs. Nessen, our art teacher thing we wish for in 1951, is to have peace and have our boys is teaching us how to make cuthome again. We would like to out pictures of winter scenes. have peace but we would rather We draw the house and trees on keep our freedom even if we scratch paper then we cut out have to fight far it. , the different, sections on col Our fifth grade wishes a ored paper. Then we paste the happy 1951 for all of you. pieces on blue paper and Mrs. Anderson's fifth grade hang them up. Janeen Deakin and In science, Mr. Clark is ex- Constance Homer perimenting and showing us the danger of fire and heat. We In our sixth grade we have have learned a lot for he is a been studying about Greece. good teacher. Greece is located on a peninOur cheerleaders were elected sula with many small penin- last Friday. We're very h sulas surrounding it. Greece was unate in having good first founded when a band of cheerleaders. Their names are wandering shepherds came from Marie Stimpson, Faye Anderson, a county which we now call Ruth Ann Morris, a new girl. Southern Russia, and the They are very good. We hope European Plains searching for that they will keep the basket better pasture lands for their ball team's spirits up. flocks. Here the wanderers Mr. Orwin's room found a beautiful country in Reporters, Janet Nicholas which to settle. The climate Is and Peggy Theurer STORES CO. Special We were interested to know We are glad to have some more like that seems a B 36 cost $3,500,000.00 to winter snow. It build. We wonder how much the on We ground. with snow goes into the plane and how snow-me- n of boys have pictures much the politicians get. and girls skating and sleigh Mr. Garfield's 8th grade riding. reporters, Diane Rose, We have also learned some Ruth Ann Morse One is called songs. new winter "Rnrmr ftnow Everywhere". Our favorite song is "Winter Won mild the year around and the sun shines brightly. Later they became a very hardy and wealthy people. We are now reading one of the greatest Greek poems that has ever been written. This is called The Hiad. It Is one of the Legends of Homer, Homer did not write down his famous poems but told them wherever he went. They were handed down to father and son. Later they wrote them down. The Hiad tells of the Trojan war. The two most loved poems of Homer's are The Iliad and The pair to a coupon.) lo fort-suc- GEPHART STORES CO. "Buy for Cash and Pay Less" family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted King. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis came and took care of things while their folks were gone. Mrs. J. W. Ward spent last week with her daughter and family. She stayed with the children while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hermansen, attended the funeral of Mr. Hermansen's father in Nevada. The ladies of the birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Rule, Macfarlane on Friday in honor of her birthday. All members were present. Mrs. Mina Ward spent Thursday in Ogden with her daughter, Mrs. Rayola Walker. derland". By MYRLE UDY Camylla brought the song "TWTit.v Froesles". It is an old. Mrs. Glen Ward, In company old song. We think it will be fun with Mrs. Herman Potter and to learn it too. Mrs. Gordon Petty of Fielding, third Gunnells grade went to Mrs. Fort Lewis, Washington to visit their sons before they are we studying leave In science camp. teacher maimets. The Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis and some nails brought a magnet, Mrs. Ted Jones and daughter went to Loa, Wayne family to cups school and some paper of Salt Lake are spending a few to holivisit during the and three of us would go to the County at the Dan Briggs home. with days their days and and daughter experiment table at a time with them. We have a new girl in our room. Her name is Carolyn Stohl. She has been here before but she moves away every summer. Our teacher has two pictures of the class, they are hanging where we can see them. Miss Thomson's fourth grade by Jerrold Ward and Ronald John John Barfuss, Conley Christ ensen, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyto R. Hansen drove to Salt Laka Tuesday. Lyle Hansen remained; for two weeks for an obserr- ation checkup. Mrs. George M. Potter returned recently from Nephl where 6he visited over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Carlyl Braithwaite and family. Trees Trees are worth remembering. They are landmarks and memorials. The apple tree he climbed as a ttrOa boy becomes a bosom friend in flat age when reminiscence Is golds. The oak the bride planted by har door the day after her wedding la & comfort and symbol of a sturdy Mk The trees along your street and BC the neighborhood park are frlaaate and neighbors too. Penney Yesterday we listened to the President's annual message to Congress on the State of the Union. Mr. Garfield had us take notes on the things he said, that most interested us. 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