The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
FIRST WARD


Two very exciting spelling matches
were held this week at First ward
between the pupils Of Miss HOwden's
sixth grade In the annex and Mrs.
Mo1re's room. and the pupils OF Miss
Hussells room and Mrs. Moore's. Mrs.
Moore's pupils we're the winners In
both cases. The two pupils who stood
up longest In both matches were Ha-
Hel Russell and David Mitchell
In the match between Miss Rus
SELLS md Mrs. Moore's rooms on
"Wednesday. the following pupils
stood up the longest: John Haynes.
David Mitchell. David KATE. Lucian
Rice. Joe ITtbli. Emma Pullman,
Elizabeth Valdez, Elizabeth Eeigier,
Kenneth Bail. Hazel Russell Annabcl
White. Lena Naio, Florence Biffin
and Amalia Ortiz.
In the match on Thursday with
Miss Howdcn, these pupils stood M
n longest; David Mitchell. Hazel
Russell, Nellie Draper. Mary Margar-
ct shirley. Hasuia Moore, Isabel Guy
and Mary leo.
The class %. going 10 try 10 arrnnge
matches with other high sixth grades
IN the oity - determine the city
championship.
Miss Wcaver's room-the second
and third gtades-is dressed up in
NNN INfANNfHA AINn fNhNNfN 1NfMA lNNH
TEXTILES 81 all colors are ready poised
FOR the honey harvest OF spring flow
'rs; bunnies are In their prettlcst
white coats: little downy yellow
chicks walk In "a procession that IN
pleasing 60 h eye. hut unchick- like.
across the blackboard; "cut-out"
trhlldren undcr cut-out umbrellas are
making Tor a cut-out house TO get
out - the rain. The children cut
these figures free hand. In the win
dowa, bluehirds are poised greeting
the children on their return from the
south. The presence OF spring IL felt
here In spite % the fact hat gray
skies and bowling winds are trying
To- Keep Il away.
This room has not neglected les
SONS though, 10 make spring pictures.
There are some excellent spoilers this
week. The spoilers In the high third
who were best In spelling were Shina
Moore. Hinis Caffo Joseph Medium
ne-s. James Hutlcdge and Hubert
Holt.
The best spoilers for tho week In
Miss usacirs room were Aletha VIII
SON Pauline Mugtz. Bessie McAIlistsr.
Alfredo Baca, Otho Knowles. Jerry
IlmoudH and Maxwell Benton.
IN the fourth grade. these pupils
have had perfect lessons In spelling
ANN NN' WIN lNNNNINNH MfEaNhNIN. INlNH
id Taylor, Isoph Alary. Jack Meyer.
Anna Powers, Isabel Ahillnr Mary
bomoricali. bomctina ORTIZ. Lucinda
Greer aud Regina Siokler.
Several new victrop records corre-
lated with songs In the music books
have been added 90 the set the school
uow owns This makes the study of
the songs much more interesting. and
new records are always enjoyed. Each
class has "a special day when II may
have the Nictroln, and h little con-
cert h a real occasion Of the week.
The weekly assembly OF the school
was held this morning. Although the
record ior attendance was not quite
~ good a. II was last week. Il was
Htill % very good one There were
only three rooms out Of the entire
school that had absences or tardies
during the week.
First Ward is busy training for the
track meet, tho last one of the school
year, which will be held at Wash
ington park April %.
4 pretty poster " the one In tho
second grade room. Miss Gains class.
The sheephordor and his little lambs
are seen going over the low hills to
the new green pastures These figures
ARE cut free hand from white paper
and pinned on a burlap panel back
ground.
Number work in Miss Gains room
this week brought some very good
results. Thos. who did particularly
well are Shina Moore. Blais Cano.
and y. y. Dozicr. These are I'm the
low third grade.
Those who did particularly good
work iu reading were Frances Lee.
Nula Chamberlain, Marshall Bentley.
Roland Inhofc. Lee McGuinness and
Btll Beagle. These pupils are In the
high second grade.