The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
School Work, Athletics and Parties
Constitute Program at Second Ward

Hendcr, Free n irendWtilt iNinh''f
Progressive Road TO ReadinE, out
Door, Eduan Language Readers and
Polly and Dolly. The cas- has also
dramatlzed all the Mother Coos.
stories and rhymes In the rcaders a"a
primers.
Music occupies n very important
place on the ogrnm Of the CITY
schools. with the help Of Miss Shell
ton. the supervisor, the teachers have
worked hard this term TO make me
daily music period interest ny. so that
the pupils best effort would bring
results that were worth while. The
first grade teachers emphasize rythm
the entire term. Little tots sing,
sway and dance 10 the tune OF their
songs. intermediate teachers con
nue. the use o. rote songs, but teach
also the reading OF simple sonH hy
syiiabies from the music readers. ny
the time pupils reach the fourth
grade they are ready for tWo-pat.
nongs: and how independent they feel
whsn they have learned 20 carry Their
own parts alonel A visitor In any OF
the upper grade rooms would Ger.
talnly enjoy the singing Of three and
oven four-part songs, observing the
apparent ease with which the singers
read their part. The girls love 20
sing and the boys seem as much ~
home with the music reader a. with
the arithmetic. Will this liking Tor
music. and 4 hettor understand OF
IL. make any difference In the future
lives OF our girls and boys3 We VIII
et the parents decide.
Attendance Rccords.
The pupIis are proud OF their at
tendance records. and deacrNcdlA 80
In the first grade, Chester VIII
Jams has not been absent nor tardy
the entire year.
I In the second grade. Lillian Daniel
son and Mary Pack have not missed
a day Of school. nor have they come
tardy n
Tommy Chavez and Jose Lopez
have perfect attendance records IN
the third grade.
Hershel Grooms and Walter Gruggl-
man have not been absent nor tardy
In the fourth grade.
In the high third and low fourth
grades kewpou MullincauN and LIB
erato Lopez have perfect
records.
Hassl Brown and Jean stirrat nave
not been absent nor tardy the entire
year.
In the high fourth aud low nfth
grades, Helen Adams, Ruth Nocum,
Enea fancesohini and Arthur Modl-
man have not been absent nor tardy.
Martha Rooster n May Stirrat
have perfect records for attendance
IN the high NTH grade.
Nina Wrinkle. Berry, Hayes and
F1etcher bowman have not been alb
sent nor tardy the entire year In Miss
Helen Schmid.'s room, the high sixth
and low seventh grades.
Miss Burch'a room made the high
est per cent OF Tendance for d
school In the month OF April. The
per centage was ~. and there was
not one tardy mark.
Refugio Lopez. seven years old. 81
the best record for the term In Miss
Andcrson's room. liC has never been
absent. but he has one tardy mark
against him. This does not worry him
any more, however. for he is sure Of
the promised reward picture show
and "A treat with his teachcr-somc
day before Schoo closes.
Sp<Sfal Mention Pupils.
jose Salgado N the magician OF the
first grade IL can do two bean nar
stunts that no other child IN the room
knows.
Juan Baca. siA years Old. BE- the bcf
/ pupil In phoniCs work In the nrs.
grade under Miss Selma Anderson
lie can pronounce correctly practically
every word hat In likely 10 ocur iu
first grade reading lie started 20
school IN september. could not speak
English. and has read six readers
with his class during the two scmcs-
P tiers.
In the first Grade under Miss DAILY
I f'riola. these pupils are excellent read
INK Soho ars. Lillian Murksbury. Bllly
Doty Margaret Doty. Chester Will
7 iaEls. George Phillips. George Ruth
z erford. Wilbur HAYS. Catherine
: Adams, Bonnie Hehird and Carl
Scott. Lillian nunielson. Margaret
: shirley. CurmHn Gibson and William
D krlpp
In Room 2. these pupils have
shown marked Improvement in their
70 work during tie year Florence Line
% luurh Abe Nodiy Lester Dowrll.
J'rou.mo Ramirez, Maria BalGrncgrp
aud EuluJ.a Soto.
~" averages have been made In
g the high third grade by these pupils
Clarence Modyman, Paul Frcdsricks.
Kenyon MulhncauN. Robert Tartar
and Mary Ray
. In Mizs scruggs' room. Atilano
o. BuHtamtnte. u little Spanish buN. ha.
learned 20 tell stories iu English In %
p very interesting wa,.
Tho host pupils lu reading in this
room for the year are. edward Far.
} row. Julian Bloa. BIN H0drEusg.
h Catherine Holman Jewel Antoiuo
and David BncH These put is hay.
Gardner Nicolasita BrnavidcF. Junnu
Blea ana Louise Tagliafcrro.
q Thos" making the highest averages
Tor the year IN the high fourth grade
are IVA lufkttt Rosa SILVA. Georgia
j. O'Suiliyan. Fines FrancesChiui. Moa-
. thai Higgins Rumalda pachcco.
Madgc Luther. Clarence Rydholm.
10 Georgo BloodEood, Frederick Stubbs
and clayton Baber. Eues Frances.
chiui not only mad" the highest ave.
rag' In the room but made "a EuudD
r. and n half in one year.
T. Th.s" pupils have an ~ avcrug.
for their work Len Miss Betty Rent
lc,'s ruum. Ailuvn Elriu. Audrey
u Huthrrfurd. June RAJ, EA,lru Rossu-
berg MAY stirrat. Eunir' Mitchell,
Eleuierta Garcia. Thoodorr HrcgE,
q man, william BLANK, Kari Dahl. John
l. Brooks and Lewis Harris
. In the seventh grade these pupil.
have tho bcHt record ln scholarship.
bora Herhy. Ethel E~rlHudzou. Ina
Miller and Frances Englcbrccht. On
Il the sixth grade. they are sam Glass.
mau, Mildred Baruhtri. AuuabcII,
Taylor and Jennie Frederick.
Aunahcll" Taylor deserves special
mention Tor her ability uud hard
work She has made q grade and ID
% half since sntCring school