The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-05
.EDUCATI0NAVEEK
TO Be OBSERVED
IN GIlYS' |
Usual Routine Demonstrations
and Added Features to
Constitute Programs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dQQL4OR 10 Lue
regular routine OF school work
will mark the observance Of Edu-
cation week In the schools OF
Tairtnont thisSweek. Parents in all
sections Of the city are being urs-
ed to visit the schools In order TO
got an insight into the work car
rled ON BY their children every
day. IN addition to the HmaFnten-
ance Of the regular school work,
which viii proceed in the usual
order FOR the benefit OF the par
ents. special addresses and de-
monstrations viii be presented as
additional features Of Interest.
Open house al the Barnes
School. Of which Glenn A. Holster
Is principal. will extend from
Wednesday morning until the
close Of school Friday afternoon.
A special chapel service will he
held al 500 o'elock Friday morn
ing. Wednesday will be observed
as visiting day in the White
School. according to a recent an
nouncement made by the principal
N. Herschel Cole. Thursday after
noon q nember ofSthe Business
and Professional Women's Club
win address the students. ii
The Butcher Schoo. will be open
TO visitors all this week. Miss
Evelyn Prickett principal Of the
school, recently announced that
the usual routine will be observed
In the school classes being open
to visitors during the entire week.
A member Of the Business and
Professional Women's Club will
address tile eighth grade girls
Thursday afternoon. Principal w.
T.. Buckey Of the Eairmont High
School win address the eighth
grade boys IL this time. Mr.. Buck
oy's subject will center on. the
theme, %rhe Importance Of At
tending High SCHOOL,
A manual training, physical cul-
ture and domestic art demonstra-
iion viii prove an interesting
feature OF tie program 10 be car
rid out at the parent-teacher
meeting al the Fleming School
Thursday evening. In addition to
the Demonstration which will be
In charge Of students. Rotations,
songs and nag drills will be given.
Visitors day In this school will be
observed Friday. The eighth grade
girls win be addressed by. a local
sneaker Friday afternoon. City
Superintend emit Of Schools Otis G..
Wilson Will also address the ds-
semhly at this school. Roy ]. Mar
tin is the Butcher school principal.
The program at the Fairmont
High School will feature an ad-
dress by Roy Yoke, secretary OF
the West Virginia University Alu-
mni Association, whose theme will
be Education In West Virginia :"
The program will be given at the
meeting Of the parent-teacher as
ISOLATION osbe held Thursday
evening q $3.50 o'clock in obseT-
vance Of Educational Week. A ten
minute talk will be made by a
member of the Business and Pro-
fessional Woman's Club, who will
announce this Organizations pro-
grain Of education. Special must.
cal numbers will be given. Scott
G. Lowe. president Of the parent
teacher association, will preside
at the meeting.
An extensive program has bcSn
planned for "Wednesday evening
at the Millerisehool. Under the d.
rectlon q the teachers and Prtn-
clpal j, s. Hawkins the pupils will
present program illustrating
the various branches OF school
actiyities. Arepresentatiye feature
from each grade in the school viii
be given. Aselection by the school
orchestra viii constitute the tniti-
ii number a duet will be given by
Martina Boyer Iand Duth Amos.
Joe Mailamo from the seventh
grade VIII give the initial talk IL
series to be made on the subject
OF Enslish. The STORY of English"
win he presented by the members
of the fist grade under the Ill
rection Of Miss ii. Sutton. A dra-
matlzation VIII be given by the
first Grade pupils under the direc-
Lon Of Miss r /. Hibbs.
The Kindergarten department
demonstratipn will consist OF a
talk BY Mis- a. Hancock, u.e 10.
lively Of q number Of nursery
rhymes and d Naturalization. Tho
music department. will present a
talk BIZ Carrie Wright Of the fifth
grade and 8 songs by the third
grade pupils Louise Schoolnic. an
eighth graae pupil, will give a
talk III the interest OF the mGnua
training department. Pauline Sat.
terneld from the sixth grade will
give an ant tax. The gymnasium
demonstration will consist Of tho
four following features: Talk,
Charles Toothman Of the sixth
grade; aniinal walk pupils Of the
first grade; doll show, third
grade pupils; dance, second grade.
A chorus viii be given by the
seventh and eighth grades previ-
Gus to a talk BY Berthan Holman
an eighth trade pupil, who will,
speak ON the subject, Sewing I"
Mary Louise Freeman from tho
IL lst4s IS u. Dc. f4rsi.