The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
SECOND WARD

Numh"r contests nave been held
In Mics News room the past week
and The following pupils won first
place. Allen Whitcsides Doris
johnson. Valentine silva. Rita
Gurcin, Jack Furcy' Oiw,an Recs.
Bcroni Gonzales. Antonio Lopez
Julio tahrado and Harold Kim
mol.
Another Interesting "Whut /
Made nt Home" exhibit or the
flfth ard sixth grades was held az
the Second ward school Friday
morning Edward Duncan com
strucicd an exceptionally fine air
plane: Hamon Trcvino. who gives
promtsr of being an optician mad.
O. pals of glaaser with o. wire frame
ana metal rings. janice Parkins
Rosa silva ana Ruth Nocum show
unusual talent In constructing pa
pei furniture by artistlcaliy fur
uiHhinE "a pnrlor. bedroom and
dining room. Eva Parker sup
uli'si % complete set or paper
dishes: Jean stirr1t. G~wrndolyn
EdmundE Ica HERON. Mnttle
Lvr Da.lDy. Ncrfrl' Hi.rIns and
Marguerite wilson brought sam
plies 81 th,Ir embroidery. Anna.
HrDWn and l'liGg COX made don
dresses.
May St.rrut. from the high siSth
grade exhibited soHie %suriiy
fine examples ~ embroidery two
luncheon clothl ouc dresser scarf
and ono pillow Co.lT benruafilt-
ink whas girls can accomplish -
d.yotlug o. uttl- time and effort
iu hours out Of school Josefta
Santiago showed the pupils "a beau
ifui collar ~ nlet Crpchci which
she made 40 odd timos.
The following pupils in the high
0fh gradr made ths greatest
number OF ~ in spelling the past
month Janice parkins and Mar
logie Holt; in the lowi HiVth grade
Enes i'iancc~chini' Helen Middle.
brook and lydia poilo In The
high siyth grade the following
have tho highest record Wanna
Bpycc. Elton Harris and Ina
Bailey.
Curtis lApc Burton smith. Joe
Giassmnn ana l4tndis Hchcrmcycr.
ot ne low fourth gridc have been
IN the reading contest the past
week Each deserved special mem
ton Tor great Improvement.
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In spite OF cold weather. snow
aud sickness, there are stili three
pupils iu Miss A~ndcrson's grade
who have not missed a day siucc
September. They are Andrew Ru-
nero. Augustine Apocada and Loo
poido AtiJarcH
When school began In lie fsil
not q pupil IN this room could
speak English. Some canf,lt form
good sentences yet but some are
tryinsi very hard to tell c.ory
thing In English. Thu pupil who
has learned TO speak the most and
tho best English a. Mike chavez
The "a and ~" clnssos In Mia
scruggs' ROOM take urn dram
atiging stories The "a ciass
played the story q "The Three
Benrs' Tor tho "H clam Thurs
dag Tho characters were as fol-
lows; Pauline Fleetwood. a. "gol-
die Locks Jose scsura. az The
Great Huge ncnr. Ruth Heron a.
- NAAAhNN NNNfh RhAN anu NANNNAN
Daily. as The Small Wee Bear.
The following pupils IN the low
third grade ala the host work In
writing last week Teddio Chavez.
Antonio Lopez, Bessie Caine and
WiIie NaiioH. In the high third
grade Ruth MlddlchrooH. Wills
MERIT aud Nnomi GroomH were
the best
Miss ShankE supervisor OF art
In the schools. visited. Tire nnnexes
tho past week and under her
supervision the pupils IN the low
and hiEh third grade GLASSES made
q scene rhowing tho return Of the
birds ana their nest building
Early In the week both classes
cut out Il Dutch scene
The following pupils In the low
ana high third rradc classes were
neitkef absent nor tardy during
the month ~ February; Antonio
Lopez. Eifn M9rth wits Merritt.
Albert wilson. Adelaide Raca.
Glenn DALEY nsssio Caino. Ida
stone aud rcddic Chavez