Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-07
CHILDREN GIVE
FINE PROGRAM
Parent Teachers Have Most
Successful Event at School
No. | Yesterday

The assembly room of School No.
l.. wa overcrowded at the parent
teachers meeting yesterday after
noon. These meetings have become
very popular and the programs pre-
scented have proved to be very en-
joyable.. The entertainment yester-
day included songs solos, recitations,
a play, and an interesting address
by Mrs. Adrian Lyon.
The program follows:
Song-The Indian Baby-Hedda
Weiner, George Frankel, Rose Salt,
Eileen Rankin, Edward Julian, Ida
Doneson. and Frank Applegate.
Grade 2-B, Miss X. L. McCor-
mick's pupils.
Mother Goose Play-Jack and Jill
Sarah Helen Cohen: Humpty-
DUMMY, Sidney NIchnowitz; Baa,
Baa, Back Sheep-Miriam Doneson:
Little Jack Hvrner-Orley Shown.
Kindergarten pupils of Miss Cath
crime Moore.
Songs-I'm a Weed. and I'm IN
Onion-Mildred Kohler, Hazel Ma
nee, Virginia Hartman, Louise Lar
sen, Eleanor Jensen, Richard
Holmes. Mike Barallcs, Reuben Ka-
den, Donald Morgenson, Bernard
Trotter. Theodore Ciausen, Meyer
Chain, Leo Steskovitz, Christopher.
Gomas. Thomas Ncvad, Henry Bern
stein. Grade ga, Miss Lillian Cam
se's room.
Recitation-A Christmas Greet
.ng-Ada Feinberg and Mamie Field
man.. Grade LIB pupils of Miss
Alice Hegstrom.
Piano Solo-Love's Golden Dream
Marie Won Spreckleson. Grade 6-B,
Miss Ellen Ostrye's pupil.
Christmas Song
Grade 6-B. Pupils of Miss Ellen
Ostrye and Miss Jane Warren.
Play-'The Two Gifts
Doris Eike. Veronica Smith and
Billy Conner.
Grade 5. Miss Rise Blume's
pupils.
Piano Solo-"The Bell in the Vail
ley" Mary solomon.
Grade 5. Miss Rose Blume's pu-
pills.
After the program by the chill
dAtA 4 <ttAA LYNN saw oil III
~teresting talk on Benefits of Keep
ing the Boy in School," She said
that education begins at the moth
er's knee. Pleasant home life helps
the child very much. From the
day the baby is born the education
of the child should begin. The
mother is the first one who should
teach the child self control, obedi-
ence and regard for others.
He is then ready to go to school.
The child, who hasn't learned to
obey. presents a difficult problem
to the kindergarten teacher. In
the kindergarten he learns to be-
have; he grasps more; his mind ex-
pands a little by the songs and
games with other children. "As
the body grows, so must the mind.
Food and exercise make the body
grow; school makes the mind grow"
The child then passes through
the primary grades and broader, !
harder, deeper work opens up to
the child.
Next he goes to a grammar
and has more study and less
play. His mind and body continue
to grow together. At the end of the
grades comes the SAD
pdiIs -idbJ PoA tAiiAAh III
child can be taken out and put 10
The boy or girl is not grown
up at fourteen, and the parents.
who do not allow the child to at
complete High School, are
robbing him of his birthright.
While the child is in school his mind
expands, but as soon as he is put
to work he gets into a "rut." Let
him choose his own work.
The country has given US one of
the finest educational systems and
we should take advantage of it.
An educated person has greater
resources for happiness than an
one He Is better train
ed all around. The boys who get
the best education have the advan-
of the offices. They usually are
the ones who become the great
thinkers of the country" United
States stands for education, liberty
Ind happiness.
Mr.. Joseph Walker made several
announcements. He spoke of Go to
school Week" The parents should
visit the school this week. This
week is also known as Education
II Week" He also urged the par
,nts to attend DR.. Briggs lecture
Appreciation to be given
Thursday evening at the High
auditorium by the Perth Am
roy Teachers Association. This as
ISOLATION has also arranged a pro-
gram TO help the College fund.
rhe purpose of this fund is to loan
money to those worthy children who
need to be helped financially in
order to finish High School or to
70 4L-OVYoh anIInOo fhnFnhU GO uinO
o the state these wonderful minds.
A few important business ques-
ions were. discussed and the meet
ing was then adjourned. The
parents then went TO the various
70 consult the faachers