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Oconee School
Pupils Begin
May Day Work
Kindergarien
Everyday we add a few more
peanies, dimes, and quarters to the
R >4 Cross fund.
Jdonday, Aaron Reaves brought
h s black rabbit to see us and he
syent two days with us. We enjoy
ed watching him eat his food.
Frank Seagraves brought some
letiuce leaves and carrots from
home for the bunny to eat,
Oneday we had a nicture show we
1": ed very much, The name of it
was “Two Little Raccoons”. Mrs.
Keener read us a story about
“Ringtail.” He was just like the
ruccoons we saw in the movie,
Wednesday we started learning
our May Day dance. Mrs. Ison
rlayed it on the victorla and we
lilzed 1t very much,
One day we had a picture show
about, “Two Baby Raccoons.”
They played in the woods. They
visited a farm house went in
through an open window and up- I
set many things. After lunch we
rade a picture of what we had
seen. Our class had 100% atten
dance Wednesday.
. Miss Ellice Wood’'s Class |
We have a few more things of
inierest on our science table. Lar
ry Aaron brought the skull of a
emall animal, which our janitor
said was the skull of a raccoon.
Jorry Adams brought some big
white teeth which came from the
cwull of a dog. Dallas Duncan
found a cocoon and we will watch
for it to hatch.
e saw a funny picture about
t{v;o raccons. They got into all
kinds es mischief as they rambled
about.
The ehildren in our class are
jrproving in writing, by the end
of school we hope all will be doing
fine in all of the studies. .
We are glad to have Carolyn
Gann at school again and hope
Benny Pierce will soon be well.
Mrs. Thurman's Class
‘We have written some letters to
farm boys and girls asking ques
tions about their farms. Some of
us wrote stories about farms we
have visited. We like to study
about the farm and how import
ant it is to us.
We surely injoyed Miss Han
cocks circus her class gave. We
were the circus band, what fun we
had! Also we enjoyed Miss Wal
lace’s class play so very much.
We had a new boy come to our
class from Chase Street school.
His name is Alfred Pittman. We |
are so happy to have him in our
room. 2
: Miss Hancock'’s Class
Our class gave the following
circus program on Thursday: |
Announcer — Jack Ward |
Animal Act — Bring'em Back
Alive Hansford and these animals:
Trigger, a horse — Rucher and
Gene; Silver, another horse —
Henry and Wayne; Jumbo, an
elephant — Jimmy and Billy;
Timba, another elephant — Donald
and Doyal; King and Duke, two
tigers — Ray and Jody; Elmer,
the dumb giraffe — Jerry. .
Taps Dance — Harriette Haw
kirs
Clown Act — The crackpots —
Wayne, Jerry and Doyal.
Tight Rope Act — Donna Tate.
Band Number — Mrs, Thur
man’s Rhythm Band.
High Stepping Mayorettes—Lac
retia, Harriette, Gaynelle, Donna,
Mary, Patricia, Linda and Eloise.
Clown Act — The Beetle-Brain
ed Bums — Jimmy Hansford, Jim
my Seymour, Rucker, Donald and
Billy.
Tumbling® Act — The Tumble
Bugs — Hubert Moore, Edward
Duncan, and a group of pays.
Samson — The Strong Man —
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| Song — Show Business — Entire
| cast,
E —Donna Tate
{ Miss Wallace's Class
Friday was Miss Kelley's last
day with us. We have enjoyed
having her with us and shall
miss her very much.
We are so sorry that Alice has
been sick with flu and unable to
be with us for heveral days.
On Friday our class presented a
play “The Good Food's’ Victory.”
Tommy was brought before the
| Council for being inattentive in
J.-m:« Tommy told the Council his
dream. The Bad Foods —Kaffy
' Koffee, Katie Kandy, Soggy
{ Bread, Fatty Doughnut and Tricky
| Tea brought on Tummy Ache and
; Bad Dreams, Mary had symptoms,
tooo.
| The Good Foods’ Fairy came
- with all of her helpers and chased
;tho Bad Foods away.
. Finally Tommy and Mary came
| to themselves, and resolved to
change their health habits so they
would be happier.
The wrote invitations to our
play. We designed them. |
Mrs. Hopper's Class :
Our class has been: looking for |
signs of spring — birds, flowers,
pretty green trees, and grass. We
are looking foward for spring to
come. l
Last week we saw a number of
pictures and film strips. We saw
several film strips of the early
pioneers in technicolor. We, also,
saw a very humorous movie about
“Two Little Raccoons.” They did
many funny things and got into
much trouble.
We were happy to have Joe Ann
and Nancy back at school after a |
week’s illness. Nancy was in the
hospital. We are sorry to hear she
is going to have her tonsils re
moved soon. Mary Jean has been
sick for the past week, also. We
hope she will be back to school
soon,
—The Class |
Mrs. McCoy's Class
Last week in Social Studies we |
had a very interesting study about
the Gulf Stream of the Gulf of
Mexico. We also been studying
the Middle Ages. We had a test on
these two studies and most of us
made very good marks.
In English we have been writing
letters of invitation, leters of ac
ceptance, leters of regret and let
ters of congratutation.
Thursday Mrs. Thomas, our art
teacher, came over and selected
some plctures which we drew for
the Art Exhibit. We had several
nice pictures which Mrs. Thomas '
liked.
We have had several students
absent this week. We hope they‘
will soon be back to school,
—Peggy Adams
—Marlene Little '
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Chase St. School
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Pupils Donate To
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Red Cress Drive
Miss Wilhite’s Class |
Most of us brought money for
the Red Cross and were so glad
we could help.
Roger Alexander and Larry
Lord brought their xylophones to
schoel and everybody had a good
time playing them and pretending
to be broadcasting. Since we could
see ones playing we pretended we
were looking at the television.
Marion Ivey and Linda McFar
land brought some puppets, so we |
had a puppet show too. We en- ‘
joyed the picture show about the !
“Rabbit Pie.” '
Mrs. Ison has been teaching us I
some songs about the March
winds. We like to sing but best of
all we like to read our Weekly
Reader.
Most of us are learning to tell
time and since some of our clogks
have Roman numerals we had to
learn them so we would know
{ how to tell time by those clocks.
{ We like to hear our teacher
| read about the “Bobsey Twins.”
’(mr book is about the “Treasure
Hunt.”
! - Sonny Abney brought the book
[ for us, Linda McFarland brought
[ one about “The Radio Play.”
; Miss Craft’'s Room
| For the past two. weeks our
second grade has been working
together for sound, healthy teeth.
}Wo have some health folders to
keep a daily check on good health
| habits. Our class has written
‘pocms and gong about our study
of teeth. We have enjoyed painting
pictures of our health habits also.
This has been an enjoyable unit
of work. ;
Miss Craft has been sick this
week and we have surely been
missing her, We are looking for
ward to secing her back next
week.
In art we haye been drawing
pictures of our science corner
where we planted the fruit seeds.
We h_ave written stories about our
drawings. The class has made
many puzzles and designs out of
construction paper.
We are learning to count tol
1,000. Each member of our class is
making a booklet of number work,
Seven have already finished and
we are looking forward to having
many more,
Mrs. Dickerson’s Class
Mrs. Dickerson has had an op- |
eration. We hope she will hurry
back to school. We have been
missing her very much.
Mrs. Travelstead is going to |
teach us next week. Miss Chipley :
is going away. We hope she will
come back to see us.
We are bringing money for the
Red Cross. We are trying to get |
every one to bring at least a pen- I
ny.
We have a lot of sick frieads.
We hope they will hurry back to
school. -
We have a new boy; his name is
Gary. ’
—Rita Scott |
Mrs. Brightwell’s Class
We are happy to have a new
pupil in our room. .She is Patsy
Baird from College Avenue. We
hope she will enjoy being with us
at Chase Street.
We are sorry that our practice
teacher, Miss Powell, has left us.
We enjoyed having her with us.
We think she will make a good
teacher.
The people that are sick in our
room are Johnny Bray, Sonnv
Cooper, Gloria Wallace, We are
glad to have Marion Harper, Bar
bara Saye and Carol Strong back
in school with us. We made get
well cards for Johnny Bray who
has been out of school for two
weeks with the mumps. We hope
the ones who are sick will be back
in school soon,
In art we painted with water
colors very much.
In arithmetic we are studying
about {finding denominators by
multiplying the denominators to=
gether. We are studying hard to
learn it.
We have eleven neat spelling
papers on our bulletin board. Most
of them are in ink and they all
made a hundred.
We learned the Georgia Song
while we were studying Georgia
History., We learned a lot about
Georgia we didn’t know before.
In geography we each chose one
of the Southeastern States to write
a report about. Then we got all
our information and wrote our
reports. After that we got colored
paper and drew a picture about
the state we had chosen. We have
handed them in and all of them
have pretty covers.
We all want to help in the Red-
Cross Drive. We have been very
successful in bringing money in
our room., Our room led in dona
tions last week.
—Jean Seymour
—Winston Stephens
Mrs. Daniel's Class
We are happy that spring will
soon be here! Everyone enjoys
playing soft ball. We have divided
into teams and each one tries to
win.
In arithmetic we are learning
to write hundredths another new
way called percentage. We know
now what it means when we see
advertisements that read 33'% per
cent off.
Everyone is working hard to
learn the new rhythms. We are
also learning many new songs.
‘Qur study of the Universe in
Science is very interesting. Many
of our drawings of the Solar Sys
tem have been put on the board.
We are Jearning how to operate
the kiln. We filled it with our clay
models of people and animals.
They looked very nice.
Several of the boys in our room
played in the Y. M. C. A. tourna
ment last week. We were pulling
for them to win. !
The Girl Scouts have been prac
ticing on their Folk Dances. We
know they will be colorful.
—Elizabeth Tolbert
—Ann Sellers
CURIOUS CURRENCY :
Some of the articles used as cur=
rency in primitive cultures are
hoes, rock salt, feather bands, axe
blades, shells, and sperm whale
teeth.
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'Puppet Show Given
‘At College School
| Kindergarten
| This week we have been learn
;ing where many things come
| from; such as certain foods, wool,
i leather, dishes, and furniture.
f Since we have been having so
l much rain, we also became inter
ested in where it comes from and
I where it goes, We made an experi
| ment and heard a story about rain.
}| Then we sang our “rainy day”
songs, and painted pictures of boys
land girls ‘dressed for rainy
| weather,
| We wish to tell all our class
! mates who are ill with measles,
lmumps and other sickness that
we are missing them very much,
’and hope they will soon be well
| again. :
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Miss Shockley’s Class
All of our boys and girls ex
cept Billy Strickland, are back af
ter being absent because of illness,
We are so happy to have them
back, and hope Billy will get back
soon. Dean Towler came into our
group from one of the Atlanta
schools this week. We are glad
to have him.
We are enjoyed our pretty spring
' songs and poems. We are learning
'a new game “Chimes of Dun
kirk” and we like it very much.
Miss Louise’s Class
We have been having a good
time at school this week. On Mon
day, we had a Puppet Show. We |
‘had our program on the Com-|
munity helpers and their duties.
Each one of us was on the pro
gram. Some sang songs, read
poems about our helpers, and
others of us told the duties of some
of the most important helpers.
Two of our friends moved away
on, Monday. This made us very
sad, but we know they will be
happy in their new schools. We
are going to miss Georgianna and
Craig Bosley and Harold Jones
very much. Harold moved to
Crawford, during the week also.
Many of us have had the measles
and others have been out with
colds. Hubert Smith, James Towe,
Vickie Waddell, and Lynn Zeberg
have had the measles and Gary
Hayden, Mary Davis, and Danna
Jo Thompson have been out sick.
We have something new in our
room. It is a Number Work Cen
ter. It has many things that are
going to help us in our number
work.
On Tuesday we visited the Ath
ens Fire Department.. Fire Chief
Thompson told us how the fire
men help protect us. We had a
good time and enjoyed it very
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much.
| On Wednesday, Miss Emily
Jones, from the Demonstration
School, came to visit us. We en
joyed having her and hope she will
come again soon.
Since this was Miss Jo Ann’s
last week she had a party for us
on Friday. We had a very good
time but we are sorry she will
not be with us any longer.
Mis. Harman’s Class
Miss Fuller left us Thursday.
We'll miss her so much, but she
has promized to come see us in the
spring. She gave us a lovely sur
prise party at the Lyndon house
Thursday afternoon.
We've been learning some in
tersting things about the Eskimos.
They have very cold weather.
Their main foor is fish. We have
decided that they probably are not
as healthy as we are because they
do not have a balanced diet and
ate with their hands which may
have germs on them. They dont
get out in the sunshine as much as
we do. We're enjoying these bright
sunny days. The first day of spring
will be this month.
Miss Johnson’s Class
This week we have completed
many activities. We concluded our
health unit by having a health
program which we gave for several
of the classes. The program was
made up of songs, a puppet show
and acting out of health rules.
Each pupil made his own puppet
and wrote his own lines for the
show.
Miss Bond, our apprentice
teacher, surprised the class with
a lovely party on Wednesday. It
was Plumer Guest’s birthday so
we started the party by singing
“Happy Birthday” to him.
In Arithmetic we are working
on tables eight and nine. We will
be multiplying by two numbers
next week. .
Our study of India was finished
this week. We will go to Egypt
next week,
Mrs. Cooke’s Class |
Mrs. Cooke’s room has been
busy this week preparing puppets
for a puppet show on Health. We
made the puppet's heads of paper
We are sorry that Mrs. Cooke
has been absent a few days this
week because of illness. We all
'wish her a spgedy recovery.
We are sorrf Miss Palk is leav=
ling us. We have enjoyed having
her with us these past three mon
ths and hope she will come back
to see us often in the spring.
I Mrs. Powell's Class
Mrs. Powell gave us a nice fare
well party Friday. She is leaving
us and Mr. Don Arrington will be
lour teacher for the rest of our
!'school year. We will miss Mrs.
Powell and hope she will come
‘back to see us often. Mr. Arring
ton is not a stranger to us as he
was apprentice teacher in Miss
Bett's class during last fall.
We are busy learning many
interesting things in our school
work. In English we are learning
the different wuses of pronouns.
Multiplication and division of de
cinals are keeping us busy in our
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farm and the animals on the
for the past two weeks. We have
looked at pictures, and liste
stories and records about the
and we also made two trips
Qur first trip was to the 1
versity Farm where we looke
all the cattle, We especially
joyed the lambs and pigs :
stuck our hands through the fence
to pat them.
On our second trip we went
the farm of Mary Hawkins. M
is one of our members. and
look forward each year to the
we go to her home. We saw
cow and chickens and dog. W«
enjoyed it all, but the bhig event
of the day was riding Ma
pony. We each had a turn, 1
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mother served cokes and P
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