Show AtelMMMINIonimmlw it THE SAIlt LMat Tamt7NE TUESDAY '11011N1246 MAT I 1034' :' 11 Betty Swertiager for viral are looking forward to some special presented as a broadcastfrom station were greatly appreciated rive chil- sented by lite girls' athletic associa- Milano-anwith Jack Cross as An- dren from each of the six platoon tion in charge of Miss Mary Kim- president Helen Paraskis and Helen days during the remainder of the nouncer Folk songs from Scotland classes were chosen to be members ball The numbers were inneunced Van Doon for secretary Mildred year These include the annual Pub Wales Italy 'and of the gladiolus club Taylor and Leone Kemp for treas- lieSpeaking club assembly May field day for our own country were included Solo Larry and Harry Blundell twins by Rosetti Egli and consisted of danc- urer Larona Woolley and Helen the West Junior at Liberty park June l 13 girls High- parts were sung by Keith Dexter and from one of our fourth grade classes ing and tumbling numbers and the Heath horses inson dance camels wo1ves1 pigs Maypole sheep Pupils at Ifawthorne We enjoyed the sang two duets for the ParentTeach- annual G A C play The complete george ksEaton assistant superin- and an assembly June e in honor of dogs elephants and all sorts of ani-- I land fling Betty Beesley stilt pa- Robert Howard The cast was of girls and the audience who will leave this commend the members er association meeting Friday and program Winters mai a Jack The Bondi will be other ride ot schools came - to West the 2Bto students Shirley Japanese tendent Make Study of Foods amused at the realistic manner year go to senior high school exhibit The five teachers of these Ray Stark John Btynon Blaine of the club on their splendid accom- songs were "Wonderful Mother" and wu and courses discussed the Junior for drum and plishment Much credit also should 1'Mother of Mine" Everyone enjoyed in which the girls screamed and grades will act as judges Gailey flag ceremony Mis gristly assisted Emt Orr fainted at the sight of "ghosts" and 28 students Billy Wilson Editor Bob Merrick reports: In our sixth bugle corps boxing James Williams be given to Miss Lizette Dian the listening to their sweet voices tha studeo nts in choosing their next tola Ensitn Assoclato Editor masculine the of clever KANSAS CITY Pio (14 portrayal of the stu- vs Lorin Hodges Ras Birdsall vs director of the club: Miss Amy Lewis class rade reading part HAWTHORNE SCHOOL—Room I characters Awards were presented on the theory that one good foul who have finished type A have Joe Castage Albert Gertz vs Bill the accompanist: Frank Campbell' Nature Class Studiei Betty Bishop 2B type student won ing to the members of the bugle corps first grade reports: We have been dents C reading This type Loder tumbling Joe Castage Fran- who played the violin and Miss Edna on started type re- deserves another Nanjoo Singh a for a bill the contest $I best is winning Milk the out the foods about nicely program talking About Hares Rabbits rounding sorts of Interesting puzzles cis Cutage Leo Mabey Wallace Mac- Hector has food for children Baby animals tricksalland The annual excursion of the G A C cently held in the type classes nit heavyweight wrestler recently bit Thomas McKean writes: The boys At the end of each intosh Javk Earnshaw Bob Markalearded A Ander was Joseph priza by last in held drink 'milk and even the milkweed article are games off the ear of Tex ItoDermott'durin to Emigration canyon express their apsome sentences telling just ham Eugene 1th Vernon Richins and girls wish Kathryn Brunishels Editor babies have white milk e Nominations for officers $on 47pe instructOr is the satond a match here smith told to the public library for Saturday preciation determine' to Orrin do The what tests Kelbaugh tumbling Jerry e mission which suspended him that Patsy Searle of 3B reports: On Nabeen provided Maureen Dunn Amadei Editor for next year were made Those given this year we can follow directions Our Jeremy Ray Harris (former Jackson the books they-lavtional Health day we had planned whether is WASHINGTON SCHOOL—Rich nominated for president are Mary Betty Groves reports that students McDermitt fouled bizn first school These books the year during on a sheet of pupils) that we wouldrun races and tell 'progresson thereported wall The ones we do Superintendent L John Nuttall Jr have afforded many hours of pleas- ard Hoagland room 16 reports that stories and poems We didn't stay in paper are marked In black the nature class Is etudying about pencil The John B Fairbanks and Mr Bancroft ant reading claases long in order to leave time right hares and rabbits They have learned were honored guests ones we miss are marked in red fpr our program However it started Dorothy Klumker reports that the the differences that exist between $twients Class Health to rain in the afternoon and we could these two kinds of animals and feel school Is planning a spring of not go outside We stayed inside end McKinley Landing Pilgrims Class that they will never make the misGive Talks to play It is in three scenes showing "The and "Hide the Key" played take of calling a bare a rabbit and a flower night and morning Dramatized by Class Hare and the Hound" dbpM Shirley Turpin room 17 writes: scene We had much fun although we did Wilson Editor Merle Next Friday we are going to have 30 memschool The of club glee not go outside But our teacher said bers was Melva Schindler Editor bi program in honor of our mothers Associate Editor Lillian Lauritzen much when very pleased Will have some sort of she thought we could go outside and Mr J Spencer Cornwall music su- Derethy Eckersley Associate Editor FRANKLIN SCHOOL—Mary Bar- Each room run races some other time and will serve refreshments program I I I On music class to our SCHOOL—S visited h the r ONEQUA May ey raclough reports: Ted Whitney room 5 reports: In perviser to us sing the songs for the Cross reports: The third grade so- health teacher arranged a program We are going to give each mother a our nature class we have been study- listen festival Mother's day card which has been directold Leon He us he science for class the our knew cial classes under Pigonelli and ing about the frog family We think May would made in the art class We hope to enjoy singing with chil- tion of Miss Eva May Green are Mary Barraclough gave talks on sleep have an the tree frogs are the most interest- we enjoyable afternoon the Duntield of Howard a dren schools and rest from all other Betty reading very interesting story ing of the family Updegraff 6B contributes: 7B class has enjoyed the study the colonization of America Dorena Hunsaker Dell James They Weight In our art class we have drawn of The whole school enjoyed our May Th DorPiland dramatized of Greece the We learned many interthe landing Beytton Joyce Langford tun Games and rates were enfrogs and made posters of them about this country grims with Douglas Brown playing othy Bolding alp) took part on the iday Tuesday we helped in the health esting things Every child had a part In joys& of Brewster the part Governor Betty program program given by all the grades Our Lou Eardley as PriaoMa Mullins and Catherine Ligda reports: llour Ithe activities Education of: consisted Physical Kooyman says that the so'program the class as Indians A committee of room we are making picture book- Harold A health song by all poems science class of room 20 is studycial soIs a bout the Stunts Feature Program five clan members making which lets The children write and is enjoying the work by Jackie Wharton Int Japan cial science unit on test this digerent artists and their lives They "How Children Grow" Don Day much the class will take May 18 paste appropriate pictures in the very "Food We Should Not Eat" Hal Carol Taylor Editor Norma Baker 4B reports: Nine Dolores Stroud writes: The kinder- books to illustrate them The covers Scott of children were chosen in Luella Wiest Associate Editor garten children had a birthday party of the books 'are made of wallpaper young Hawthorne kindergarten for the reports: - Recently- HIGH for—Jean--Harmonature classes art class to make pictures The kindergarten children have just JACKSON—J UNIOR Each one was SCHOOL—On Friday we had our brought cup cakes baked in little pink had a treat when Abner and Gene school magazine to this completed their last project for develop education cups and decorated with pink frost- vieve Jones' father gave a talk on given a different month school year the "New Postoffice" It regular May day physical of the dif- ing Pink napkins carried out the flowers and plants ' He told them material on The best work is chosenl Is made of blocks of cement trimmed' program given by pupils rooms D R Fairbanks and color scheme Other children whose many interesting facts and explained to be included in the magazine In green and has a green railing ferentLa Miss Rue Morgan had charge of birthdays were in April are Gertie the difference between the various around the top It hm a window for the work The following program was Steggell Don Hull and Colleen Hil- kinds of flowers A gladiolus club School Assembly Given orparcel post stampsletters money was organised and each child who Aerial stunt John Van Leu- ton ders and general delivery Joan Gro- given: By Girls! Athletic Group Olsen writes: On Wednes- drew a slip is to receive a gladiolus wen tap dance Norman Lamb Jap'Ralph ver furnished an electric clock cad anese dance Kuzuko Aaoki Russian the Onequa glee club gave a pro- to be planted and cared for Later day exRonald Boadhead furnished an 7 dance Shirley Olsen and Dorothy gram before an assembly of boys in the summer an exhibit' of the Phyllis Davis Editor tension cord and Plug so our clock Bonnie Brown Associate Editor Robinson Hawaiian dance Dora Nel- and girls of the fourth fifth and flowers will be held This will give ?t really goes WEST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL— son ballet dance Ruth Jackson Irish sixth grades The program entitled these children an interesting summer II Ain TIMM! The children make their own enritlYtgi fp Rob "A Trip Through Melody Land" was hobby Mr Jones' interest and visit The assembly last week was pre Olsen and '31' Dorothy Shirley jig velopes and stamps end el :letters Ott entering the postoffice Are properly addressed sealed and stamped and 161 I the date stamped on the envelope 0 1111 e The children take tun being SCHOOL NEWS AND VIEWS - 4 Czecho-Slovaki- It a much-anticipat- - -' — - ! -- the-con- y tt fiS ' - - "Ituba-Dub-D- ub" -- Her--mo- ther 4' I one-of-o- ur 91004 t ue learns secret postmaster The Stars and Strioes floats grace-full- s e from the corner of our The project-I- S doing' much to promote reading readiness in the post-offic- kindergarten: - - FRONT SEAT GUETHEYRE TALKING PIE MAKING Spenallay-baT:-- In Playliig at Park or t s at 'Ono t 1 ' s - t NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THAT! 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