Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-24

vacation. The play has not been
selected but will be one or the
group that has won favorable
criticism in New York.-Report-
ed by Vivian Gibson.
OLD TOWN
The following program was held
for the pupils and teachers at
the Old Town public school on
Friday afternoon:
Christmas Acrostic-Nine Prl-.
mary Tots.
What Would You say?"--
Robert Morgan.
"The Christmas Stocking"
Walter Haussaman.
~"Father Christmas"-Song by
five girls of First grade.
"What Makes Christmas'--
Junior Ramsey.
(a) santa Claus" (b) "Christ-
mas Greeting'-Songs by Sec
ond graders.
"What the Reindeer Did,
Seven children OF Third grade,
Bertha Nanderford, Peter Nuanes,
Emiliano Mora, Victor Mora, Err
nest Tafoya, Frank Thorton and
Ophela Garcia.
Why?'-Edna Steiner.
"For Little Girl"-Rosie
Montoya.
Ting Ling Ling" "Christ-
mas Bells,' "Santa's Visit
Songs by the pupils of Third.
Fourth and Fifth grades.
Primary Room
Children making = for the past
week in numbers and reading are
| Walter Hausamen, Robert Nor
gan, Gaprielita Amanda and Mary
Mlekush.
First Grade
The following pupils will be-
! gin reading in the second reader
after Christmas vacation: Doris
Thornton, Crescelda Garcia, Isa-
bel Chavez, Pablita Anaya, Joe
Martinez, Andres Levy, Tony Ma
drid, Maria Perea, Virginia Ma
jor, Marie Sais, Jose Hernandez.
Patricio Ceryantes and Aurelio
Montoya,
Second Grade
; All Of the second grade pupils
made Il in spelling every day
this week.
They are reading in Elson
readers, having finished their
| Beacon readers.
Third Grade
/ r in reading: Willie Skinner.
Angel Urvanejo. Cora, Marquee,
Victoria Castillo, Maria Nova.
Bertha Vanderford, Bennie Muir
ply, Bennie Baca, Leo Hunick,
Josefita Duran, Alblna Moya and
Benjamin Ortiz
Fourth Grade
The Fourth graders are CORE
spending with children in Wis
consin, and are going to ex-
change products.
The pupils made needle holders
for their mothers Christmas pres
ents.
Fifth Grade
Posters We're made for Christ
| mas.
Pupils received letters from the
Fifth grade of Hadrick, Iowa,
schools, asking about cur coun-
try. We took great pride in an
swering these letters and telling
them about our state and
schools.
/ Pupils making an = in health
lessons this week: Jesusita Ro-
nero, Afvita Saavedra. Harriette
Wells, William Shutz, George
! Wilds, Billie Carver and Rober
johnson.
| There has been an e record ir
spelling.
Sixth and Seventh Grades
Paintings were made of the
old church at Domingo in draw.
ing class. They ara finished fol
presents for Christmas.
The best writers in punman,
ship class are: Thomas hainsey
Hubert Johnson. and 3landina
Hunick.
The following pupils will take
up Seventh grade work aftel
Christmas: James Wilds, Mari,
ArmiJo and Thomas Ramsey.
Eighth Grade
The members Of the eight
grade decorated their room beau.
tifully with Christmas tree witt
Its trimmings and border 0,
, poinsettias on the blackboard
| Green and red paper was also useC
10 hold numerous Christmas trees
They had charge of the Christina
} treat for the children.
; Two teams of workers SOLE
Christmas seals with good results
having about $1,000.
On Thursday noon o luncheon
was served by the girls OF tht
Eighth grade, complimenting Mis-
Irene M. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. G
D. Ramsey, Mrs. H. S. Faw anC
Mrs. Candelaria and the teachers
The menu was: Vegetable soul
and crackers, Manhattan salad
chicken sandwiches, tea and cakes
Miss Burke was presented with {
, blooming plant, and the teacher
received a. tiny corsage, gifts o
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey. The girl
are very capable and deserve ;
great deal of praise for their ex
, cellent service and good manners
! They are May Dyer, Anita Spring
, or, Adelina Chacon, Hildegard
Becker, Beulah Cox and Rosa Du
, ran.
/ A spelling match between tn
{ girls and boys of the Eighth grad
was held on Friday morning, tn
boys being the winners.
: The pupils of the Sixth and sev
enth grades held a taffy pull at tn
home of the Eighth grade. !
! jolly time was had and most of tn
= taffy was canned" before reall,
fpulled.
. In the afternoon the Christina
. program was given by the lowe
| grades, followed by the treat give
: by the Parent Teachers association
8 School opens Of, the second day o
: January, 1928.
: ATRISCO
I. The pupils met in the assembl,
3 room Friday and enjoyed a shor
t program and musical selection
from the Victrola, after whicl