Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
OLD ALBUQUERQUE

The Parent-Teacher association
held their monthly business meet
ing at the school Wednesday aft
ernoon at O'Clock, Mrs. e. T..
Steiner being in charge. The re-
port of the dance committee show
ed that 1928 was realized. The
proceeds are being used in the fol-
lowing purchases for the school:
A Singer sewing machine for the
sewing class: eighteen small chairs
for the primary children; a book
case for the eighth grade.
Mrs. e. Craine and Mrs. G. D.
Ramsey are in charge of the
Christmas treat for the school chill
dren.
A rising vote of thanks and ap-
probation was rendered Miss San
chez for her untiring and success
full efforts in coaching pupils fo1
the Spanish play.
Eighth Grade
Anita Springer and Pauline
Maestas demonstrated hot lunches
at the armory on Tuesday of the
teachers convention. These girls
are preparing to go to Denver for
similar work. They will go as
Spanish senoritas specializing In
Spanish dishes.
Christmas borders and decora-
tions were put up last week, Civ
ing a very festive air to the school
room.
The pupils or tho eighth grade
have a perfect attendance record
Night owns, aprons and towels
are being made in the sewing
class.
Sixth and Seventh Grades
This room as a new cupboard,
and the boys and girls are happy
to have some place for their sur
plus chalk erasers and books.
A Christmas candle border dec.
crates the room.
Marie Armijo and Tom Ramsey
are the leaders of the sixth grade
Review of South America and
Canada was the geography lesson
last week.
PAU Anzures, a sixth grader
had his arm broken playing foot
ball, but he is able to be in school
Annie Chavez and Beatrice Sa
vedra are the leaders in the sew.
enth grade.
Fifth Grade and High Fourth
Billy Carver is a newcomer from
DAYTON. Ohio, in the fourth grade
Both grades have made an e
plus record in spelling.
The fifth grade has been inter.
ested in making out mail orders
this week, ordering toys from
Santa land.
A border Of tiny colored stock
ings filled with toys appeared on
the board. The design and work
is by Dolly Williams.
Low Fourth and High Third Grade
The leaders of the fourth grade
are Erminio Sanchez and Fidel
Baca.
Ermita Mirabal and Louis Gu
tterrez are leaders in the third
grade.
High Second and low Third Grade
The drawing lesson last week
consisted of fire places and Xmas
stockings. New readers are beins
used in these grades.
LOW second Grade
A new cupboard was added TO
the furniture of the second grade
rooms.
Bells, Santas and reindeer are
the decorations this month.
First Grade
During the past week the follow
ing have been neither absent nor
tardV. isabel C'hapa1 Croeon,l,
Garcia, Virginia Major, Doris
Thornton, Antonio Romero. Eu-
gene Ward, Tomas Montoya Patri.
clio Cervantez, Jose Hernandez
Aurelio Montoya, Leo Nuanes
Wiley Reynolds and Joe Martinez
Primary
The following children made +
in reading: Marie Williams, Rob |
ert Morgan. Walter Haissamar.
Edna Chahin, Mary Mlekush, Or
villee Allev. Marcelino Ortiz, Lucy
Baca and Joe Wilds.
New Enrolment
Billy Carver. Dayton. Ohio; Joe /!
Martinez. Gallup: Taneslida Ma.
drill, Gallup: Andres Lira. El Paso: |
Frank Barela, Mexico City: Ruth |
Reynolds, Wiley Reynolds. Henry |
Reynolds and Noel Reynolds |
Mountainair: Victorinia Castillo !