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To Jr. High Pupils
Room One
The pupils of Room One were
sorry that Franklin Lord was
absent this week. We hope he
will be back at school Monday to
join the class again,
During the hail storm several
window panes were broken out.
We were glad to have them re
placed this week.
We had two seven period days
during this week. During the
extrg period Friday we had an
Assembly in which awards were
given for the Americanism con
test.
April 19, the lunches will Zo
up to 25 cents per day.
RUTH COMPTON.
Room Two
We have just finished the Can
dlitution of the United States,
ard have started on the problems
with the Cherokee Indians, We
are filling in creeks, rivers and
towns on our Clarke County
maps.
Qur last club meeting we elec
ted new officers. The president
was Marion Chandler, Vice-pres
dent, Bryson Tanner, Secretary,
Dennie Gallis,
The new building on the school
ground is about to be finished
ithe roof and chimney are already
on. ,
| JEANETTE CRAIG.
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’ Room 'Three
~ This week the pupils of Room
‘Three have turneq in their sci
ence books, having a spelling an
true and false test before. We are
now studying about alcohol and
the habit-forming drugs,
This week and last we have
been playing baseball in Physical
Ed. class.
Summer is coming and we'll
soon be out for summer vacation.
It will be only about six more
weeks.
| NANCY STROTHER.
JOYCE TURNER.
Room Four
We are glad Judy Coile and
Hilda Shackleford are back from
an illness of mumps, We are glad
Billy McGinnis is back also, Bob
Terry and Merritt Pounds are
absent. We hope they wiili soon
be back.
Room Five
We have been enjoying the
lovely spring weather. We also
lealize that it won't be so long be
fore school will be out and we
have lots of work to do before
then. ;
Wednesday, we went to the
Fine Arts’ building on the Uni
versity campus to see the Art
Show. We enjoyed seeing the
pictures from schools all over
the State,
Room Six
On Wednesday we went to the
Fine Arts Building to see the
Art exhibit of pictres by school
pupils all over Georgia. The ones
from Room Six that had pic
tures hanging up were Edwin
Tolmas, Bee Tillman, Donald
Cofer, Betty Joyce Dudley, and
Charlie Scudder,
We had a weiner roast Thurs-
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Phone 1946 Athens, Ga.
iday night after a spelling con
test we had for the last month.
The winning side was Ida Myrle
Messer’s team. The ones on her
{team were Donald Cofer, Bee
{ Tillman, Katie Lou Bryan, Patsy
| Sith, Talmedge Lavender,
[(;zm-.«; Bass, Julian Cox, Betty
{ Joyce Dudley, Mary Joyce Long,
| end Chariie Scudder,
’ Miss McWhiter read *“Aereas
| Africanus” to us this week and
she is going t, start reading
“Uncle Remus” stories next
f week.
{ We were all proud that Myrle
| Messer from our room won first
lplace in the essay contest on
Americanism,
HELEN SMITH.
I LUTITIA LOVERN.
Room Seven
In Social Studies we are
¢tudying the “Yazoo Fraud” and
how Georgia overthrew it. Also
about how Georgia grew after
the Revolution.
1 Thursday before last a hard
hail hit Junior High. Five wins
dows were broken out in our.
room, and several more in
others, 1
We are glad the building be
hind ‘us is nearly finished. It is
to be a shop for the boys.
‘ We are playing softball in
| Physical Education. On Friday at
|the fourth period all the classes
| get out to play.
We have several in our room
’m’th perfect attendance recordsl
| for the year.
MARY JO ADAMS.
JOAN BOWMAN.
Room Eight 1
We have at last received a
few new library books. The pu
pils are enjoying them.
| The books are Taxidermy given
lm the library by Miss Anne
Paine. We thank Miss Anne,
We are sorry Geneva Wyatt
is out of school this week on ac
count of the death of her father.
We hope she will soon get back
{from |Alabama.
Have you noticed how fast the
leaves on the trees are growing?
Athens ig really pretty this sea
son
EDWIN FLEEMAN.
Room Nine
Our class had a test on the
horned toad and his cousin the
lizard. ' e oL
The hail storm broke out 14
large windows and tore up three
window shades. Some of the boys
were on the playground when it
started hailing. All they got was
a few lumps on the head.
The new shop building is about
finished. They put the concrete
floor in this week, .
Miss Ann Paine gave a book’
of Taxidermy to the library. All
the boys who are interested in
taxidermy are enjoying it very
much. : :
The winners of the contest
sponsored by the Auxiliary of the
American Legion have been an
nounced. They are Ida Myrle
Messer, first place; Bobby Mai
but, second place;. and Charles
Bell, third place. Awards were
made to these pupils at an assem
{ bly Friday morning. ‘
| FREDDY LOEF.
MARION CASKEY.
Reoom Ten
Our class hag the attendance
poster for two weeks. We hope
we can keep it two more weeks.
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What Athens School Children
Will Eat This Week
Menus for Week of April 19-23
MONDAY
Tomato Juice
Scalloped Potatoes with Cheese
String Beans Waldorf Salad Corn Bread
Crackers Peanut Butter Milk |,
TUESDAY
Barbecued Hamburgers
Mashed Potatoes ® Cole Slaw
Whole Wheat Biscuit Butter Milk
Gingerbread — Raisin Sauce
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WEDNESDAY
Roast Pork Dressing Gravy
Raw Vegetable Salad
Biscuit Butter Milk Apple
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THURSDAY
Baked Beans with Frankfurters
Turnip Greens / Carrot Strips
Corn Bread Butter Milk
' Orange Halves
FRIDAY
. Egg Salad on Lettuce
Diced Potatoes English Peas
Rolls Butter Milk Dried Figs
having no absentees for a week.
We enjoyed having Miss Hud
dle for our substitute teacher
while Mrs. Heidler was absent.
The hail storm last week broke
thirteen of our big windows at
Junior High School.
BERNICE STRICKLAND.
SHIRLEY LOYD.
Rom Eleven
The films have arrived for
our movie projector. One for
Science and one for Social Stud
ies. They were about conserva
tion and the development of
New Mexico. We hope we will
get to see many more.
In arithmetic we are review
ing decimals and fractions.
In English we have finished
“The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”
and the learning to diagram sen
tences,
In Social Studies we are study
ing the Industrial Revolution.
We hope that the boys’ shop
building will soon be finisherd.
For the “CARE” we have con
tributed in all $26.25.
FAY HARRIS.
JOYCE TOLBER'.
Chase Street Pupils
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Kindergarten
We have enjoyed having Ann
Thompson vist us thig week from
New Jersey. We are glad to have
four new pupils. They are Carey
Almand, Freddie Worrell, Rich
ard Farren and Douglas Farr. :
Wednesday was Betty Ann
Flanagan’'s birthday. She chose
Billy Fortson for her . birthday
king.
We have missed Doug Chap
man at school. He has been in
the hospital and we hope he
will soon be back.
Miss: Hancock’s Class
We are so happy over our good
news, we want you to know it,
too. Our Rhythm Band went to
Milledgeville, Georgia on March
31 and played at the State Mu
sic Festival.: When . the rating
sheet came last week we were so
‘thrilled to see that we got a
number I rating.. That is the
best you can get. Besides being
happy about getting a good rat
ing, we had a fine trip. We were
sorry that Winston Stephens got
sick and could ‘not play with us.
We are so thankful to Mr.
Stephens, Mrs. Henson, Mrs.
Combs, Mrs. Seagraves, Mrs.
Dickerson, Mrs. Owens and Miss
Hancock for taking us in their
cars and taking such good care
of us. We are thankful to Mrs.
Shaw for playing for us and
teaching us how to play.
We 'played for the 'P. T. A.
last Thursday.. Just before wa
played a man came and took our
pictures in our band uniforms.
Mrs. Rowland served us refresh
ments after we played. :
Last Tuesday was Bobby Sea
graves birthday. He wore a red
crown with seven silver stars.
He chose Bettie Ree Combs for
his queen. Bobby brought his
‘new bat, ball and glove to
school for us to play with. We
have many ‘Home Run Kings”
lin our room. i
We have had two new people
come to our room recently. Ann |
Farren came to us from Atlanta
and Wayne Hanson came from |
Barrow. We are enjoying having
both of them so much. i
Mrs. Tragesser’s Class
We are enjoying this - nice
weather. We have all been pre
sent every day for two weeks. |
We are trying to come every day f
for the rest of the year.
Our room has looked so nice
with ‘all the pretty flowers. Jac
kie Escoe, Jack Harris, David
Houser, and Betty Sims all
brought flowers for our room. I
We enjoyed having several |
| mothers come to tue P. T. A.
| meeting. We always like to have
our mothers come to our school. ‘
Mrs. Means’ Class |
Last Thursday the hail storm !
did much damage to Chase Street |
School. It broke forty-eight |
panes of glass in our room. It
ruined our flowers. It cut holes |
in our window shades. |
Carpenters are building two
new rooms to our school. We
need new rooms very much. |
We are studying about fishing
in our geography book. Shellfish
are crabs, shrimp, lobsters, oys
ters, and scallops. We know what
is used to catch deep sea fish.
We wish we could go fishing.
Starr McHugh went to
Charleston last week. He went
to see Magnolia, Cypress, and
Middleton Gardens. Beautiful
flowers were in bloom.
We didn’t win a prize in the
kite contest. Mary Ann Stephen
son's brother won a prize. We
hope to do better next time.
Virginia Gurley
Mrs. Tabor’s Room
We are having a flower show
in our room Thursday. The
judges will judge the prettiest
and the most unusual flowers.
The first prize is a blue ribbon
and the second is a red ribbon.
We will let you know next week
who the winners are. |
¢ Qur class is visiting ‘Abdul and
Zakia in Egypt. They live near
the Nile river. !
Thomas Shackleford, Branson
Free . and Ray St. -John won
prizes in the kite contest last
week. . |
Tomorrow we are going to the l
Fine Arts Building to. see vthe‘
pictures in the art exhiibt. La |
Freda Maddox’s and Reese Ma- |
son’s pictures are going on the
state tour. g ‘
Today we are going out doors |
to select things to make artistic |
arrangements. We can use flow-|
ers, sticks, grass, and many ether
m&is. |
The morning after the hail
storm we read how hail is form
ed. As the rain comes down it’
passes through strong currents of
air that make it go up and down
sometime many times before it |
l’%}es the ground. If it passes
‘through currents that are freez
ing the rain freezes. Each time
it goes from a warm current to .
a freezing current another layer
of ice is added to the hail.
' Miss Clark’s Class
Monday we had a spelling
match between the Reds and the i)
Blues and the score was 9-2 in
favor of the Reds. On our review
test of a hundred words eleven
pupils made perfect scores and
five others made excellent.
Tuesday Mrs. Shaw read us a
letter from the judges of the
State Musical Festival and we
were overjoyed to hear that each
one of our entries received a
number one rating. Fourteen
boys from our room took part in
the Boys’ Choir and we are very
proud of them. Laddie Wiggley
received superior rating on his
vocal solo, “Sweet Miss Mary.”
Wednesday our class went to
see the State Art Exhibit. We
were happy to see that five of
the pictures from our school had
been selected to go on the state
tour,
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We surely appreciated Rhonel
da’s father and Tommie's father
coming and taking some of us
over to the Fine Arts building.
Miss Samaragdis brought her
mother by our room for a little
visit and we were very glad to
meet her.
Miss McKinley is helping us
with our nature study and it is
{ery interesting. Everybody
rings different kinds of insects
etc, to class to show the
others. The fifth and sixth grades
exchange collections and it
makes the work more interesting.
We saw two interesting movies
this week. One was about Hol
land and the other was about a
Brass Choir.
Peggy Adams 5
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