The herald., 1921-02-24
SCHOOL BELLS RINGING
NEWSY NOTES FROM THE
SCHOOLS OF ALGIERS.
ADOLPH MEYER.

which are working with the School |
Board, is celebrating February as
New Bank Account Month, that |
the Adolph Meyer School. the new
est school in the Public School Sys-
tenn, had been the first school to
obtain its quota of new accounts dur
ing the drive. Great joy was ex-
hibited by the teachers and pupils
upon their learning of the great sue
cess that had been achieved. We
are all very proud of our school and
will continue TO cooperate with Miss
Vaughan in trying to have each pu-
pill double his efforts along this
line.
Miss Ida Barrow, Chief Supervisor
of Drawing in the Public Schools,
visited with us last Monday after
noon. She was more than pleased
with the work of the pupils of the
several grades.
Misses c. NJ. Lehman and o. X.
Meayrard spent part of the morning
with us on last Friday. They came
20 inspect the arms of a large num-
Der of our pupils, who had been
vaccinated by the Department of
Hygiene on February 4, 1921. In
addition to this number, quite a
large number of other children liv-
ing in our school district were vacci-
mated also. The visit of these nurses
to our school means a great deal
to the people of this district; it not
only saves time and inconvenience,
but quite an expense as well.
Mr.. Robert Waterman, one of the
newly appointed attendance officers
accompanied Mr.. Lazu Block on his
last visit to our school. AS this
was Mr.. Waterman's first visit to
the school, the principal invited him
to make an inspection. He express
ed great admiration for the school,
surroundings and especially our pu-
pills.
Our enrolment continues to in
crease. We now have 80 pupils
with more to report.
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SA-Grady Scott, Ruth Zeringue,
Christine Beiber, Alden Smith, Ellis
ka Sullivan, Ethel Rice, Thelma
Willie, Gertrude BONNER and Alice
Serpas.
7A-Marion Edgecomb, Fred Col
lette.
7B-Rhea Trudeau, Elise Tru.
deau.
6A-Nick Carona, Henry Denbler
lone Cox, Thelma Rice, John Tagert
Thelma Hintz, Eula May Kenny
William Sullivan.
6B-Arthemine Umbach, Ollie
Newberry, Myrl Brechtel, Ella An
derson, Thelma Sutherland and Flea
nor Grundmeyer.
5A-Ben Cantin, Dennis Keogh
Mildred Campbell.
5B-Clemmie Smith, Gladly
Grundmeyer, Ehel Maronge, Lucre
tia Hammond. Mary Louise Cantin
William Hynes, Emile LeRouge, Jos
eph Alonzo and Leo Willie.
3A-Orestes Gaudin, Marie Dry
Elise Iassere, Mary Caruso, Johl
Hammond, Lloyd Collette, and Law
renee Robichaux.
3B-Alice Hines, Beatrice Con
drella, Thelma Alonzo, Marguerite
Robichaux, Muriel Clearinghouse ant
Stella Hourcade, Carl Brechtel, Ed
ward Sutton, Ludovic Cantin, Viii
liam May, George King, Seatta Der
geron, Myrlin Smith.
| 2A-Irvin Lawson, Serita Caro-
ma, Louise Morgan, Mamie Suther
land, Mel Maronge. David Gebs
Lora Fabin, Loretta Tierney, Leon
ide Serpas, Rhea Simon, Aldea Rog
ers, Jeanne Lassere.
| 2B-Wilbert Edgecombe, William
Whelan, Leon Breau, Leah Sailing
Gertrude Flanagan, and Melba Camp
bell.
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7A-Lorena Landry, Charles Ca
lOuo, Il leu SOiiCtlC, ShdS. 1dSOl
Anthony Pittari.
/. 7B-Eleanor Bergeron.
| 5B-Emile Leronge, Clemmi
Smith.
| 4A-Lydia Campbell, Adolph He
tard, George Tierney, Emile TIT
deau, Harold Gondrella and Lero
Cooper.
4B-Aaron Edgecombe.
3A-Mary Caruso, Elise LASER
Lloyd Collette, Tom Baudean, Hard
Cox, Lawrence Robichaux, Leone
Hebert, Fred Bauman, Roland La!
sere.
3B-Muriel Clearinghouse, Alic
Hines, Thelma Alonzo, Marguerit
Robichaux, Carl Brechtel, Edwar
Sutton, Ludovic Cantin, Willial
May, George King, Seatta Bergerol
Myrlin Smith.
2A-Irvin Lawson, Serbia Car,
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