The herald., 1921-12-08
SCHOOL BELLS RINGING
Continued from Page H.
ADOLPH MEYER.

ferent grades exhibited. Monday
Flag Day, very lengthy program
was given, at the morning exercises.
All parents and friends had received
an invitation to attend all the exer-
cises held in the school; so on Mon
day morning several came to learn or
and to do honor to Our Nations EN-
blem", the America flag. Before the
regular program began, MISS
Vaughan, the principal spoke at
length on the purposes of "Educa-
tional Week, after which followed
the beautiful program, which had
been so carefully prepared by the
Grammar Grade teachers. On this
occasion, each member Of the faculty
and each pupil also, wore small
American flag just over his heart.
Tuesday morning Miss l. OFT, spoke |
on THE School and the Nation, at
ter which several patriotic songs
were sung.
Wednesday, the regular monthly
meeting Of the Cooperative Club was
held. On a motion made by the prin-
cipal, seconded and carried, the busi-
ness part of the meeting was post
poned, and an invitation extended to
all present to view very neat exhibit
of the Manual Training work, Do
nestle Art Drawing, Posters, ETC.,
which was the work of the different
pupils. This being over, all returned
to the principals office, where each
teacher from the Fourth Grade up,
delivered an address on the most
important facts concerning Amerl'
can Educational Week. Miss
Vaughan spoke on the Purposes OF
. American Educational Week. Her
!; talk was very forceful and instruc-
tive. Miss Karr spoke on Modern
Schools" and gave this subject much
publicity. Miss Guillot spoke on
Thrift in the Schools Miss Wilson
| on What the Modern School is Do
ing for the Education Of the lmmi
grants. Miss Baer, THE Care ano
the Physical Development Of the
Health of the Child. Miss Moffett
How the Coming Citizens are Giver
knowledge of Their Rights and Therl
II Responsibilities"
At the conclusion, Mrs. John Lusk
president of the Cooperative Club
thanked the principal and the facul
ty for their cooperation in MAXIM
educational Week" such gram
success in our school district. Sh
also took this opportunity to expires
her appreciation for the very beat
tiful posters, which our pupils mad
and placed in so many of the bushes
places in our section; this latter al
I sistance has been the means OF arou
ing deep interest among our peopl
Last Friday afternoon one hundre
and FIVE of our pupils, accompanie
by four teachers, visited our publ
, library, to view the Library Exh
bit". which Mr.. Gill, through OF
Superintendent, ]. M. Gwinn, hs
brought to Algiers, in order that OF
pupils might enjoy this very ra
privilege. Every one OF the pupl
enjoyed each moment spent In u
library and were loud in their prais
of what they saw and the courte
extended them by Miss Scully, W
had charge of the exhibit. We mu
heartily thank Mr.. Gill for this gre
opportunity. ~F
The following pupils were peril
= in the weekly tests in spelling
rapid arithmetic:
ARITHMETIC.
Eighth Grade A-Ora brown. 3
III Eighth Grade B-Elsie Trude
Marion Edgecombe, Lorena Land
Maize Breitling. Rhea Trudeau, n
Collette, Laurence Stenger. Char
Corona, Elmo Scott, Joseph Boz
Anthony Pittari.
Seventh Grade A-Rosie de Co
Arthur Hotard, Joseph Costello,
liam Zeringue.
Seventh Grade B-Jennie SC
Walker Perron, Amelia Serpas, FL
beth Costello.
Sixth Grade A-Louise Wall, I
ma Sutherland, Clansy Heurtin, z
= Clement.
Sixth Grade Binary Capo.
Fifth Grade A-Lydia Camp
Charles Bryan, William Hynes, II
: Milan, Ethel Moronge, GLENN
: Smith.
Fifth Grade B-Adolph Hotard
Fourth Grade Alderman Sill
g ton, Floyd Guillot
!; Fourth Grade Binary Caruso,
sic Lassere, John Hammond, RIO
Lassere, Lloyd Collette, Laur
: Robichaux, Leonce Hebert.
K Third Grade A-Thelma All
Marguerite Robichaux, Allan
70 combe. Marie Hebert, Laura Du
d nil. Harold Wall. Frank ellis, M
Gallinghouse.
Third Grade B. Isabel Heoert
N ward Tierney, Amanda Hebert,
N Sutherland.
No Third Grade B-Neril Maronge
dea Rogers, Rhea Simon. Leonide