Evening star., 1921-03-25
PUPILS IN D. c. PUSH
| CLEANUP CRUSADE
Start Gardens, Improve
Lawns, Fix Backyards and
Open War on Trash.

| On to Mckinley High with the
Easter vacation is over. The date of
the meeting is April 6. when four
minute speakers from the grades
will carry the message of clean up.
| flower and vegetable gardens to the
| high school pupils.
| Reports are being made by the Va
/ rious teachers to the nature study de-
| partment teachers on how the work
| is progressing, and the first reports
| in show:
Brookland school-started vege-
table gardens. 1872: started flower
! gardens. 212; clean up back yards.
| 3l7; improved lawns. 232: number
who have picked up trash. 2SS.
| Woodburn School-Started vegetable
gardens, 1s; started flower gardens.
2l; cleaned back yards. 35: improved
lawns. %; picked up trash, Al.
Mass Meeting Big Success.
| The first mass melting at Eastern
High School was big success. and
| the "stepladder" parade of pupils
hit. Josephine Bloodgood. Lu Verne
! Crabtree of the Wilson Normal School.
, with Elizabeth Tewksbury and Cath
crime Simons of the sixth grade Wal
| ZACH School talked to the high school
| pupils and closed the program with
this yell
! One two three -six-seven-
! eight;
Here's what we appreciate
Our garden. our playground. our
| Washington
| -Four minute speakers" to push
along the cleanup campaign are be-
| ing appointed by the sixth h-grade
teachers. and among the first to re-
| port to the nature study department
! are:
| FOur-Minutc Speakers.
! Wallach-Roberta Willard. Ruth
/ Bishop, William Ashdown. Irma Gra-
! ham, Peggy Barker. Granville Welk-
| man, Dorothy Kirk. Robert Engle.
/ A!va Binkley, Cecil Hoist, George
! Halfpap. William Evans.
/ Johnson-Ruth West, Virginia Rich
ardson. Frank Beffen. Jack Bradley,
! Howard Kinzer. Robert Neeley. Helen
Smith, Dorothy Crandall, Dorothy
! Quinn.
Gage-Edith Adams. Luzerne Brown.
| Ruth Berrier. Brunhild Cook. Edward
/ Mclean. Elizabet Pile. Jesse Stim-
! son. Judith Wood. Eva Carlson, Mar
garet Cecil. Elizabeth Clary, Pearl
Cole, Richard Huhn. Howard .Heizer
| Pauline Shoemaker. Evelyn SteIle.
| Brookland-David Mccoy, Edna
souder. Annette Pettey, Ferdinand
Lanouette, Evelyn Matthew, Margaret
Vail Harry Libert, May Smith, Cor
don Boone. Edward Blade. Helen
knudtson. Joseph Beatty, Harold For
| wood, Paul Frischkorn, James Bell
Holden, Elizabeth Arnett, Louise
Gillis, Elizabeth Brunner, Wilma
Leavell. Ruth Miles,
| Ross-Bessie Okum. Katharyn Ollie.
Dorothy Saunders, Mildred Burnham
Joseph Miller, James Monroe. Herbert
i:bN Jean McGregor. Esther Bowen,
Ebert Butler Vivian Wildman.
! Sma ilwOod- -BOwen-(1ifton Pou,,,
| Robert Carrico. Ellis Brooks, Samuel
| I.etVin. Theima Singer, Harry Wen
der, Samuel Gordon. Libbe Lewis.
! Teresa Dreeben. Sarah Taxin, Francis
Thompson Norvelle Newton. Arthur
! Clark, Lillian Frizzell, Bessie Herson,
Dora kolodny, Beverly Taylor. Irma
Hayes Ida Ford. Sarah Levin. Mamie
Downey, Dorothy Healey, May Sper-
ber. James Fenton, Hazel Ashford
Dorothy Martin. Keith Johnson.
min, Hampton Davis. Helen Taylor.
Forest Hoffmaster. Ethel Earrell.
Margaret Harney.
West = George Harrell. Geraldine
Shook. Helen Fry, James Mercer.
| Floyd Ormsby, Anna Ubhoff. Cath
koss. Charles Tingley. Hyman Mir
man. Walter Reynolds. Helen viii
| liams. Mabel Harvey. Ruth Edwards.
Joseph Try. Ruth Lyman. Elizabeth
Baltz, Arthur kriemelmeyer.
Brightwood - Ruth Schanck, Ros
allie Dimmette. HiIda Browning, Fran
els Lane. Lydette Miller. Richard
| DoWney. Dorothy Fraser.
Petworth - Beatrice Burroughs.
Alice Monk. Sadie Weir. Sylvia LicIfs
tenberg, Benjamin Doehrer. Albert
MoPherson. Augusta Butler. Graef
Buehm, Barbara Burroughs, Edna.
Adamson, Grace Mclean Donald.
Miller. Lewis Carlinger. Fred Thomp-
son. George Phipps, Marceline John
son. Jean Eckels, Wilhelmina GUIDE.
Albert Watson. Virginia Riggles,
Louise klee. George Price, John Nor
cross. Frank kelle Louise Watson.
If anybody wants pointers on clean
up flower or vegetable gardens, the
nature study department teachers
urge that pupils in the sixth grade be
asked for them. for this will greatly
encourage the youngsters. who are
working harder than ever this wear
for beautiful Washington.
1t is stated that the ex-kaiser in
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