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Show SALT- - LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER J'H fit f SCHOOL NEWS The party. Tuesday" We made poinsettias for decorating our room. Several of the pupils made posters of Santa Clark Eldredge. carrying his bag, Christmas Eve. or Christmas We made morning. Christmas gifts for our parents, but are not telling what they are yet. During the week our superintendent, The Rev. J. S. Keefe, showed us an educational picture of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. He also showed us some scenes of Utah. Mary LaBranch. a pupil of the fifth grade, died Tuesday morning after a brief illness. We extend to her par- eirJr our sincere sympathy. MARaURJTE TERRY, 6A. Max McParland and Irene Curley are still in the lead on the honor roll. Both Max and Irene nave 14 stars each. The pupils of the seventh grade received some fruit from California. There were oranges, olives and grape- fruit as AND VIEWS ( lark Kldndgr, Editor. CATHOLIC GRAMMAR We are all glad to welcome two of our classmates back again: Josephine Ray- born, who in an accident, and Inez Nigro, who has been visiting in Denver for a few weeks. Monday we held Our regular class meeting. children voted to have a play and a . Mary Hearley was operated on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. We all hope that she will soon be with us CLARK ELDREDGE. again. Christmas. The subject is "The Three Wise Men" following the star. It is in "brilliant colors and is We are also using the Christmas idea in our reading and art work, and in every lesson where it can be used. GORDON EUSTICE, 6A. very beautiful. Our kindergarten class and our orchestra have both appeared in assembly recently. We are very proud The of the work of our orchestra. music adds a great deal to the assemto hold blies, which we are now able in our new auditorium. We all came back from our Thanksgiving vacation ready for the spell of work that always precedes Christmas. A few are still absent on account of sickness, but most of us are feeling fine. Our building shows the results of our work, for it is gaily decorated. "Treasure Island" Still Name to Conjure With Evelyn Dailey, Editor. Ann Ostler, Associate Editor. You should get acFOREST quainted with ouf Junior traffic police boys. They are a fine bunch. They take care of the traffic in our busy streets very well, but they are extra ambitious, for they asked the permission of our principal, Miss Delia Pendleton, to supervise the play of the younger boys on the They not 6nly help the ground. young boys to play the old games, but teach them new one as well. The different squads change duty each week. The week in which they are not on the streets, they are on the grounds helping. "Treasure Island." Doesn't it give you a thrill Just to hear the name? Think bf the wonderful island with chests of treasure! The pirates with their swords and pirate ships. Who is not interested in treasure? Children Busy Making these things are to be seen in Rover's room, and have Presents for Parents Burtine worked out by the children in All Miss been con- nection with the reading of "Treasure Island." The scene is laid at Augusta Judd, Editor. ENSIGN. Christmas is here, al- the "Admiral Benbow" inn. In the are mountains with most! We have a big picture of San- background ta Claus, and be is carrying a big peaks. In the foresee a can You are the Inn and several log pack on his back. ground pretty little dolly Just peeping out cabins, with the sea near by. There of the sack. I hope it is for me. are several horses, some loose and We have made Christmas trees, some tied. This sandtable Is very and decorated them with toys. We effective and realistic. cut the toys from magazines and newspapers and colored them and Pupils Anxiously Await pasted them on the tree. Now we Completion of School have a Christmas tree in each winsnow-capp- dow. EVELYN room. dltorium, and everything in the way children there Is the story-hoof completely furnished school rooms. In which stories are told on Friday afternoons. Downstairs are a supply MARGARET 8CHOFIELD. room and two large, unoccupied WINTER. rooms. As the number of books and readers increase, these rooms will be The roads and the fields are covered utilized. snow. with The librarian. Mrs. Eleanor C. And over the waste, the north wind Bartlett. is always willing to lend a doth blow. , hand whenever help is needed, and Wherever you look, to the west or the Is liked by all who know her. east. This new building is a very helpful You will see neither bird, nor human. place for all the schools In the comnor beast. munity, especially Irving, as we are For on such a day, when the white so near to it. snow falls. The Yuletlde spirit prevails in our The warmth of a sheltering cottage school as the holidays draw near. calls. Many of the rooms have put up decoSo let the wind blow and the snow rations and Christmas programs are fall deep, being planned by the various groups. While we. in our warm beds, are fast MELBA SWINDELL. asleep. MELBA SWINDELL. If there Is one branch of athletics at the Irving which has a preference, We are very glad that a new library it is basketball. In spite of the fact has been built in Sugar House, and that each year sees a great change it that is is so convenient to our school. seems the vtmt high standard in The library opened on Thursday, De- sports U maintained. n This- year our basketball team cember ff. Oh the first day tire was over 1000 and there were have been working very hard, under over 2000 visitors. The main room of the direction of 8. L. Brady, the physthe library is equipped with many ical education instructor. First, all new books and new furniture. Ad- classes organize their teams both joining this Is a tiny kitchenette, fur- eighth and ninth grades. 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In the back of our room we are making a drawing about BROMO QUININE Treatment The Saturday Evening Post "d infection, almost in variably prevents scare. Adopted by leading physicians, hospitals Grove's Liquor and Drug i HORRIBLY BURNED trT CORYZA or head eoM are not merely a nuisance. TVcy may develop into illnesses more serious. For quick relief, take Virginia Mitchell, Editor. attractive. Betty Van Ness, Associate Editor. UINTAH We were honored last The class also made a spatter Thursday morning with the presence poster showing Santa Claus riding BEFORE e" Pupils Draw Picture Of 'Three Wise Men' The 6B class has been making Christmas cards with black paper and white poster paint It is called spatter work. Vou cut your design leaving in the part you want to have black, and cutting out the part you want speckled. Then you pin your design on black paper the size of the design Vou then dip a stiff toothbrush into the white paint and rut the toothbrush across a pair of scis sors, making dots of white on the black paper. After you have enough white paint on the card, you take the design off. leaving the black and white card. If the greeting is written with white pencil, the card is very www Miss Oeneva Kelly's music room party. We are going to have a tree. We made long chains of bright paper in our art class. Our art teacher is Miss Kelly Miss Gladys Pannier. has invited all the other fifth grades to come. The girls are going to give presents to the boys and the boys are going to give presents to the is going to have a Christmas by JESSE LYNCH WILLIAMS We are busy making Christmas presents for our fathers and mothers. We are being taught how to use and take care of paints and brushes. We have to be very careful not to get paint all over ourselves and our schoolroom. MARILYN VAN VOORHIS, 2B. Li,,s fm Stanley Miiner, Editor. LONGFELLOW. Children of the fourth fifth, sixth and seventh grades are planning a nature program. The 7 A will have an exhibit of nature designs and nature books. These books show leaves. The pupils made them by getting different kinds of leaves, pressing them, and mounting them on paper. These children will also have a play about bees. It is a small play: the only large part Is that of Mother Nature. We expect the entire program to be very fine. over the village in his sleigh, drawn girls. We are going to have a Christby reindeer. mas play called "Santa Takes a Rest." FRANCES ROGERS, 6B. DOROTHY JOHNSON, 5A. THEY STILL FALL IN LOVE ! WHITE, First Grade. Ralph Kaul. Editor. Melba Swindell. Associate Editor. IRVING JUNIOR. Everyone Is very anxious for the time to come when the Irvlng's new building is completed. The building is to be ana iruiy somemuig very to be proud of. Preparations are being made so that the work may be started soon. Property adjacent to the west side of the school has been obtained and two homes formerly on Kindergarten Starts the land have been torn down. The Work on Toyland Project oldrSugar House ward chapel, which for some time has housed a number of classes, will be torn down. The Inez Brewster, Editor. "edifice-to-bwill have a cafeteria, Lily Hatch, Associate Editor. COLUMBUS. Our kindergarten where a good school lunch may be toy-lachildren have started on their obtained, private lockers, a large au- project. If you stepped Into the room at this time of the year, you would hear the familiar sound of busy hammers and saws. You would also see the enthusiastic children. In this work, the children are Feared Lot of Sight making tables, chairs, sleds, trains, doll beds. In fact, many, many arNow Completely Well But memto be to younger ticles, given bers of the family or to dear friends and Without Mark or Scar at Christmas. The little folks are also drawing pictures of what they An story of the healing; want Santa Claus to bring to them. effectamazing of Pyrol la contained in t his Our annual autumn program was very interesting. It included the fol- " letter from a Los Angeles fireman (name on request): "While a memlowing numbers: "The Com Song (Whittler). by part of the 4A class; ber of Engine Company No. 17 of playlet, "Mr. Cold Can't Catch Me." the Los Fire Department 1 Thurl Jacobson, Mildred Moor, Colin suffered Angeles third degree burns on my Bpnnion, Alma Spencer; "A Long face, scalp, neck, wrist and hands. Ago Thanksgiving," Marie Seegmil ler. Viola Joreenson. Marie Wecan, which were treated with Pyrol. Montana Torkelson, Delmar Russell. Hg Mined instant relief from pain , , Dale Olson "riymouin rtoc as i w" ' , nmUy who has Really Is." Marie Seegmiller, second night after my injury , trir, har pastv j' j uow scum z.. without which relaxation I was InTHURL JACOBSON. 4A. formed by the attending physicians Boys and girls in the second grade I would have been unable to reare very busy. It will soon be Christ- cover. The burns on face w ere mas, and we are going to be Santa's of such a severe naturemy that the athelpers. We are going to make Christmas gifts for mother, father tendant nurses were unable to open and our little brothers and sisters. my eyes until the sixth day, during; Before we go home for our Christwhich time there waa mas vacation, we are going to have considerable doubt aa jeHl a program. On the program we are to ray retaining sight going to have boys and girls take the mutt In either eye. part of children from many nations, "Am now fully rewho will tell us about Christmas in covered and without other lands. Other children will take the part of Christmas toys and they mark or near." will tell us what the toys think of Pyrl Is Instant In reThe boys and girls in Christmas. lief, wonderfully healour room are going to make the scenes for the prograin. ing, protects against of four teachers from Tooele. They visited our room during the English period Miss Veda Farley, our teacher, gave us a test to see who could write the most nouns found In the school room. Betty Van Ness was the winner. 8he wrote 81 nouns in two minutes. We think this was a good test in speed and accuracy. We enjoyed having the teachers very much and hope they will come again. VIRGINIA MITCHELL. Tooele Teachers Visit Uintah School 13 1 termines the champion team of the school. In these games Mr. Brady discovers the best players and they are then organized Into a school team. In the past many honors and pennants have been won by our school and the outlook for this year is very promising with our present lineup. With this team and the usual support of the school, we are set out for championship. RALPH KAUL. Editor. - ctrctr-latlo- 13, 1928. Waiters r THE SATURDAY EVENING POST "AN AMERICAN INSTITUTION" $2 the year (52 issues) through any newsdealer or authorized agent, or by mail dirt to THE SATURDAY EVENUMj POST, Philadelphia, PenmyUama Sc. the Copy |