Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-10
THIRD WARD.


In Miss Allison's room the fol
lowing were neither absent no
tardy: Tilden Caldwell, Dougla
iColliSter Elberto Kozlpwski, Ton,
Gonzales. Ruth ManloVe, Tomasiti
Flores and Romonita Baros.
The best in reading in the q.
grade was Tilden Caldwell.
In the 81 grade reading Frances
Brock has the best grade; in mum
bers, Elberto Kozlowski has thu
highest mark; in geography, Tony
Gonzales and Gilbert Blea are tn,
| best. There has been only one
tardy this year in this grade.
i In tie 3-2 grade under Mrs
Mann the following are perfect il
spelling: Joe Sarlangue, Lucille
Mainz, Ralph Naples. Epimenic
Arragon, Laralla Johnson, Edwin
IGrose, Mary Dziegiel, Helen Mil.
lenbought EuSene .fCalklns, Fila
memo Tafoya, Margaret Tartaglia
Jennie Torres, Fred Dozier, Amalia
ISantallingy and Manuela Caldaron
In Miss Thompson room, grade
Al, those who were perfect in
spelling the last week were RAJ
faella Maruffo, Leonardo SAILS
Manuel Gonzales, Adelita Chavez
Emma Rivera, Perfecto Vallegos
Those making the best grades in
reading are Lamar Camp, Glory
Stamp, Charles Mehreman, Ysido-
rita Berloa, Raleigh McElroy and
Clara Otero Sandoval.
The perfect spoilers in Miss
Perrys room, grade 5. are Florinda
Armiio, Margaret Montoya, Daniel
.Contreras, Choncha Lopez, Paul
Acton, Ricardo Sanchez, Braulio
Sierra, Edward Padila, David Car
cia and Isidro Montoya.
The school planted a tree Arbor
day, This tree will be named by
the children in the following man
ner: Each room will select name
by voting, and these names will
furnish the list from which the
name will be selected.
The perfect spoilers for the week
are Arthur Baird, Nolasco Mora,
Charles Dubois, Amelia Ciannini,
Celestino Gonzales, Adelina Con-
tales, John Montoya, Helen Miller,
Arthur OTtega, Victoriana Mon
toya, Jose Martinez, Marie Nietn,
Leila Sanchez, Katherine Ellis, Mil
dred Lawton, Louise Smith, Eve
Ign ----, Selma Skinner, and
Harriet Danahoy.
The following composition was
written by Lamar Camp, in the
Al grade under Miss Thompson,
after he had seen the pictures on
Arbor day:
How to Protect Forest Trees.
II went to the b theater Thurs
day morning to see the forest pic
lures. / saw where a hunter was
going to light his cigarette. He
lit q match and did not put it out,
but threw it in some dry grass
and went away. The weeds caught
fire and caused a lot of trouble.
Some men saw it and went and
called the fire protectors, and they
got on their horses and went to
put II out. They had shovels and
hoes; they threw dirt ON the fire
and put it out. The man should
have been more careful. Another
fire was started by some people
going away and leaving their fire
where they had cooked their din
ner, and it caught on some bushes
and started n big fire. A man
came and put the fire out. The
man and woman were arrested.
Some airplanes We're out watching
for the forest fires and they saw
a big fire and telephoned to the
forest rangers xation. They came
and put the fire out. Two men
went up in a balloon and saw some
grass burning and called the fire
protectors and they came and put
It out. The man that started the
fire should have been more care
iul. We should never leave fire
in the forest or drop a match. /