Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-28
HEALTH CRUSADERS
WIN RANK OF PAGE
Children i'm Edison School Make Fine
Showing in Following Health
Schedule and Doing Chores

Could you, gentle reader, step into
many homes of Pullman today, you
would see pasted over sinks in the
kitchen, over lavatories in the bath
room, on dining room, living room
and sleeping porch walls, an attract
i've sheet of paper printed in red and
white with pictures of children on it,
What does it mean? 1t is a Daily
Health Guide for Boys and Girls and
means that in that household is a
child enrolled as a Modern Health
Crusader, with the rank of page
throughout the year 1919.
But what is a page?
Why, it is child who has agreed
to try CD to keep the Crusaders
health rules; (2) to do nothing that
may hurt the health of any other per-
son, and 60 to help keep home and
town clean, and who has done at
least rs per cent of the Crusaders
health chores for each of two weeks
Oh, it's a great performance we
go through with every morning: We
get up smiling; no lettering allowed
in dressing; a good wash before
breakfast; hair neatly brushed glass
of water; simple breakfast, eaten
slowly; then neck and ears washed,
teeth brushed, nails cleaned, shoes
shined clothing brushed, linen clean;
a hurried kiss and off we go
But isn't it wonderfully whole
some? How much it will mean to the
children to establish for life these
health habits. There are other
chores equally good, but those enum-
Grated will give an idea of them A
score of 70 is a perfect one for IA
week and at least "a chores each
week must be done for two weeks to
enroll as page.
Following is the honor roll of Edi-
son school:
Grades ! and 2, Mrs. Kennedy,
teacher-Orda Fem, Evelyn Ellis,
Clifford Colpitts, Halsey Oliver, Will
bur Rounds, Averill Wiley Theodore
Wiley, Burr Lounsbury, Walter
Davis Neil Davis, Evelyn Thornber,
Kathleen Tompkins, Leona Lindsay,
Laura Roberts, John Boiler, Garcia
Johnson, Weldon Neil, Hattie Tower,
Marguerite Howell, Morris Snyder,
Howard Sievers, Lucille Aiken, Mar
ion Kruegel, Marjorie Law, Robert
McCully, Aleatha Perry, Wesley FL
lis, Arthur Latta.
Grades 2 and. 8, Miss Funk, teach
er-Louise Heathman, Mary Alice
Allen, William Morris, Mary Eliza
beth Kreager, Marion Davis, Robert
Barnard, Arthur Carpenter, Jack
Routh, Vernon Cordell, Raymond
Adams, William Herbst, Ward Hun
gate. Helen Graham, Mark Lindsay,
Kermit Grimes, Audra Howell, Frank
Rouse, Marjorie Olson, Maxine
Stokes, Charles Sanders, Helen Heg-
nauer.
Grades ga and Alb, Miss Ouse,
acknowledgements Campbell Melvin
Brownlee, Ethel Snyder, John Rouse,
Guy Allen, Edna Rouse, Dorothy
Hegnauer, Ruth Herbst, Delma Davis,
Richard Tompkins, Stanley Farms
worth, Margaret Troy, Richard Eng
fer Nirpi1iu Watt AInrrin Th hnr
Carl Kruegel, Helen Cleveland, Eve
lyn Lowry, Virginia Jacobs, Leon
Parr, Margaret McCully, Ivan Trun.
Grades and 6. Miss Shields,
teacher-Annetta Lee Allen, Clifford
Davis, Hermene Duthie, Brunette
Grimes, Georgia Grimes, James Gill
land, Raymond Howell, Bessie Head,
Katherine Jacobs, Harold Kimball
VIM. Law, James Lindsey, Martha
Lindsey, Percy Lowell, Wayne Low
ell, Earl Lowry, Willard Oliver, Pau
line Pickett, Howard Pinkley, Helen
Roberts, William Rouse, Grace Sew
erance, Percy Severance, Jeanette
Sievers, Kathleen Scott, Virginia
Strong, Mildred Stokes, Claire Sny-
der, Gordon Thornber, Harold Tow
er, Joyce Williams, Robert Walker
Next week we will publish the list
OF the Main building pages. Be
alert, watch for that prize to be an
nounced next week. Forward to
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