Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01

Miss Rhodes room, the 2-2 grade,
contains the names of the follow
ing pupils: Billie Bachus, Feliciani
Escudero, George Cain, Madge
Gordon, Verna Jones, Martha X
Sackett, Myrna Pettus, Frances
McCabe and June Laughner,
Winners in the Good Teeth
Good Health" contest are Joe
Mares, Clark Petit, Lewis Byran,
Myrna Pettus, Helen Ault and June
Laughner.
The following pupils have writ
ten and said all of the tables from
to IL: Joe Mares, Howell For
noff, Ageda Zamora, Madge Cor
don, Beaufort Ehler, Billie Bachus,
| George Cain, Marvin Ross, Clyde
! Burum. Those who have only one
moro table to learn are Martha X.
Sackett, Myrna Pettus and Elfigo
! ZamoTa.
James Chamberlain has been
promoted to the 81 grade.
! The children have organized
teams for arithmetic games on
adding combinations. Those on
team l for the past week are Fran
ces McCabe, Elfigo Zamora, How
ell Fornoff Santiago Martinez and
Joe Mares.
In room the following pupils
are on the honor roll; Charles
! Crumley, Archie Scabroek, Douglas
Schartzer, Arthur Thornton, Ed
imond White, EInmitt Davis, Eu-
gene Dewitt, Robert Garcia, Ma
bricio Gonzales Juan Murillo, Vera
Schmidt, Francis Sci, Bna Whit
son, Helen Garcia, Caroline Con
tales, ..... .a.s.. =
Virginia Hayden is in school
again : after a weeks absence
caused by illness.
The new pupils are Arlene Mae
Ross and Evelyn Dagenhart from
Denver.
The pupils in grades IL and 1-2
are making cut-outs Of farm i'm
|plements and drawing sprouts of
corn, beans and peas from real
sprouts which they planted in cot
ton. They are drawing birds and
singing about them. Marjorie Van
Cleve and Katherine Miner are
doing the best work in this room.
Carlatta Candelaria has been
promoted to the A class.
Lucille Stamps has returned TO
school after being absent for a
month. VI
The pupils in Mrs. Horizons
room, grades 6 and Z, gave inter-
esting demonstrations of parts of
julius Caesar" Dick Robertson
was exceptionally good in the part
of Antony. Other parts were taken
by Beulah Kahnt, Callie Lynch,
lWinifred Stamm and Bertha Sny-
der. ~.
The pupils who are doing excel
lent work in spelling this week are
Pat Aleres, Neil Fox. Ray Hazlett,
Raymond Hogan, Carl I.ovitt
Bruce McRae Charles Otero. Eu-
genta Ehler, Ida Honaker, Beulah
| kahnt, Frances Orwell and Alice
Sandoval.
There We're "a pupils with per-
feet attendance last month,
The old-style playground SYST
tenn is no longer popular with the
1 Fourth ward pupils. The system
iatic playground activities will be-
Icarried out for the remainder Of
the year. The pupils praise Mr..
Moore for 50 skillfully planning
the playground work.
In the track meet and relav
Fourth ward scored 397 points and
Second ward scored SSS points.
-Four classes ran a DELAY raee
last Wednesday morning in arith-
4 metic. Rules for the race we're
taken from Thompson's Essentials
and the Coutres tests. Each ella IS
ran on its own track, which was
the regular work of the month.
The 6-2 section won first place,
the So won second place. the al
third, and the IL class crossing
the tape but running strong
4 The track meet last Saturday
. furnished the subject for the com
position work in the 6-2 grade this
week. The best compositions were
written by Marie England, Esther
Horton and Katherine Needham,
In the A. grade the following
pupils made perfect grades in
spelling for the past MONTH Beat
rice Moutrie, Alice Perkinsen,
Grace Strong, Ruth Kattmann.
Jesse Stone, Margaret Aires Es-
telie Sandoval, Josie Orwell. Eliza
beth Herriott Edward Duncan and
Tyson Weisenbach.