The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21
SCHOOL NOTES
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/ All children In the ward schools
have been physically examined by
| DR.. Josie Rogers and Miss Edwards.
! the schools trained nurse.
At present. pupils OF the Central
| school are being examined. Examtna-
tiOns we're carried on Thursday ami
today and Will not be completed I'M
I'll the first Of next week. Dir. Rogers
| stated that the majority OF school
children are in much better condition
than they vera last year, at the time
examinations we're made
Lunches Served ia Abundance
Thursday was the recor. day Tor
the most lunches, sold to the iIayt0nd
school children. on one day. 300 lnii-
i ches being distributed to three
schools YESTERDAY. the usual number
being from 100 to 225 each day, l3u
>. OF these lunches went to the Central
school. los to the Nofthward, and 6s
to the Southwark.
The menu for the past week was
as Follows
Mcidaf hamburger sandwich
! milk and eo'ties.
Tuesday Lima beans. lettuce sand
wich and milk.
Wednesday Naeaioai and cheese.
milk and jelly sandwiches
Thursday Baked apples, peanut
. bhtter sandwiches and milk.
Friday Double salmon sandwiches
and milk.
These lunches are prepared IN the
domestic science department CT the
Central school building and from
there are transported to the Ward
schools by automobiles volunteers Of
the High School.
Students Visit Deland n. S.
: On Tuesday. Prof. J. + Eastman
! accompanied thu pupils OF the High
: Schaol who received the highest
grades Of each class. to Dcl4and. They
departed in the morning and spent
thu whole day visiting different de
/. nartments IN the DeLand High
|. SchS5ol l.. 4 Reynolds, assisted Mr.
I. Eastman in transporting these pupils
/. h, taking a ear load over and spend
/. ing the day there with them. Each pu
!. Pill visited Inherent classes IN thu
High School. so that each one wont
q he able to tell III chapel next week. his
s or her experience.
q The honorcd pupils for the second
9 month for thu second month made
y their visit to the Dei.and High Schoo
" 1T the same tine as those for tn,
third month did.
\. Those for the second month We're
!; Misses Miriam Rightmire. Grace i'hil
Z lips and Laura Neil Bcyille and Kol
lin Fiero.
5. Those Tor the third month were
d Freshman. Miriam Rgh,mire an,
: Bernice Edwards; Sophomore, Mar.
5 Beth Reynolds; Junior Gertrude Liy
F." ingston senior Hilda Osborne
:, The pupils who receive the homo
:. of visiting a school at Tie end o
!. the fou, ia month Will visit New Smyr
ma High School
- English ~ and ~ Debate
/ On Thursday. during chapel period
# in the High school auditorium. 2 YER
10 exciting and interesting debate WI
N held between tho English four an
y English three ,lssses. The subject fo
Is debate was: II olved. that Day
tona should retain her present con
mission form ~ government.
English fott look the atiirmativ
! side. being rcpre~e nted by Mis-
J Emma i'arnes ana Gramblins Patti
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= The negative side VAS taken i
>. English three with Rnllin Fiern an
J. Joe G.insber-. as representatives.
D6nala centfeld. senior. acted a
We chairman throughout the debate
or The juises were: Miss Morril
~ Miss linsAs Mas Anne Mckee III
IN Miss fnrd,
1e THE iuasss decision was. - point
ei " favor Il lhe affirmative and IS f
- the negative The affirmative wlnnin