Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

friends of the children it is their
school work and they appreciated
this extra effort which was made to
bring to the parents by this special
guest day the school work.
The High school and the seventh
and eighth grades which are located
in the High school building passed
the greater part of the time demon
strating the routine school work.
Special exercises, which were much
enjoyed by the guests, were conduct
ed by Miss Dorothy Day, the kinder
garten superintendent, and her as
sistant, Miss Christine Pooler at both
sessions of the kindergarten. in
which the children gave drills, songs
and recitations.
The programs We're carried out in a
most creditable manner both to the
teachers and the pupils of the grade
schools.
On Visitors day the four grades at
the Park building, the third with
Mrs. Kate c. Holbrook teacher; the
fourth, Miss Lizzie Higgins; the fifth
Mrs. Della Stone and the sixth with
Mrs. Alice E. Mitchell united in en-
tertaining and presenting the pro-
gram, in which the following took
part: Francis Bean. Roland Priest
Linwood Griffith. Howard Moody
Rosair Chase. Albert Folsom, Ar
thur Holley. Lewis Lemieux and Still
man Groder. Myra Folsom. Leon
Reed. Priscilla Lord, Georgia Cor
don. Lillian Petley, Hilda fash, Ida
Russakoff. Elsie Hackett, John KEEL
ley. A march and drill followed the
playlet which was given by twelve
girls from grade four.
Garfield school-Grade 6, teacher
Miss Addie N. Swain, presented a
program in which the following took
part: Maurice Nalliere. Nathalie
Beaulier, Jack Jenkins, Muriel Cow
er and Jackie Jenkins. Charlotte
Gates. Maurice VALERIE Lester Flick
EFT, Edward Merrill, Ivanetta New
ton. Gladys True. Thelma Flynn,
Muriel. Cover. Arletta Sedgley. Del
ma Daggett. Clarence Whiting. Ed
win Dane, David Howes, Robert
Vies. Ralph Tibbetts, Crbain Cow
EFT, Hamilton McManus. John Wild
der. Henry Valliere. Phyllis Weston.
Jack Jenkins, Dorothy Haskell. Haz-
ell Perkins, Donald Atkinson. Thace
Gates, Elizabeth Brown. Edmund
Lawrence, Anthony Repetti. Milburn
Stevens. Gladys Smith. Frances Lam
caster, Kenneth keene.
There was a patriotic program at
Garfield school grade 4, Mrs. BELLA
Sandford teacher; demonstration of
school work the first hour. including
language, penmanship, music and
spelling followed by the program in
which these took part: Kenneth Per-
ry, William Halves, Ralph Nuttirg
Lawrence Croteau, Geneva Hodgdon,
Stephen Merrill, Nathalie Burrill.
Stanley Castle, Albert Decker,
stephen Merrill, Richard Goldsmith.
Alice Hobart. Mabel Clough, Lynnette
Manter, Eta Stain. Glennis Haines,
Warren Conant, Elizabeth Page,
Francis Provost, Elizabeth Quincy,
Henry Thomas. Evelyn Fletcher.
Mabel Clough. Lyndon Huff. Henry
Thomas, Athena Whittemore and
Dorothy Green.
Grades " and y-Teachers, Miss
Springer and Mrs. Caldwell. The pro-
gram included these: Roy Atkinson,
Lawrence Randall .Eldred Stevens,
Frederick Woodbury., Alfred Stevens.
Fenton Lovely, Daniel Roderick.
Mayron Corson, Charles Hodgdon,
Norman Laney, Paul Roderick, FL
mer Dore, Jr, Alton Lovely, Malvena
Priest, Leroy Baker, Margaret Gates,
Gordon Briggs, Lucille Stinchfeld,
Althea Green, Eleanor Young, Leon
ell Beauford, Gladys Belts, Maurice
Dolbier, Helena Buxton. Norman
Taylor, Wesley Stain. Howard Mason,
Stanley kimball, Edward Castle.
Eleanor Rowell. Earl Simpson. Leon
ell Savage, Carol Chapman. Edward
Roullard.
First Grade, Academy school
Teacher. Mrs. Sarah Stenhouse. The
program consisted Of the regular
work which included patriotic songs.
Rotations, games and stories dram
affixed.
Second Grade Academy school
Teacher. Mrs, Lizzie w. Healy. The
program in which the entire school
took part was pleasing one.
Lincoln school, Grade iI-Teacher,
Mildred Lewis. The program consist
ed of Rotations, games. flag salute
singing, America" thoughts about
Washington for children, teacher and
pupils; dramatization of 1.-THE Three
Bears Princess Lilly" 1.-THE 2ob-
bers," and presentation of souvenirs.
Lincoln school, Grade Teacher
Doris Tobey, had reading by first di-
vision; phonetic work by second d.
Vision; drill on sight words by third
division; singing of America and
nag salute. There were other exer-
cises, Rotations and songs in which
the following took part: Marston
Blunt, Margaret Whittemore, Mahlon
Bonnir. Glendon Turner, Joseph
Viles. Una Spencer, Andrew Grace,
Elizabeth SWEET. -
: Lincoln school, Grade III, Mrs.
Gertrude T. Green, teacher. had
class reading, STORIES of Washing
.tan." spelling and number work:
,dramatization of story entitled How
the Carpenter Lost His Hump"