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teased and laughed att I thought
l would never hear the last of it.
Jean Malan, 6-B-l.

Jour costumes were made OF stiff
cardboard. Once Betty Lemons
Bumped into me, and I almost fell
over. hope the audience enjoyed
our part on the program more than
we did = Mary Ann Riddle. 5-B-1
We have new readers, new his
tories, and new pleasure reading
books called THE Bluebird" by
Maeterlinck. When we have fin
lshed our regular work, we may get
a copy to read II is a fairy story
about some poor little children who
have wonderful adventures when
they go to hunt for the bluebird
that brings happiness. 1t is my fay-
Crite book.-Dorothy Womack, "A.
EAST SIDE
We have big crowd in our room
now. There are Sd boys and girls
in it. We have lots of fun.-Anna
Galloway, l-B Grade.
We went to the Wilson school
! Aiiu ooiiS ooiiiC ooAi5o OClOi I q IOU Vi
people. We sang Pretty Little
Blue Bird" and some others. Mrs.
Remele our music teacher, playes
for us. I hope we can sing at the
Wilson school again soon. = Mar
garet Prince, l-B Grade.
We made some designs from some
Indian symbols last week. I thought
it was very nice because we had
been studying about the Indians.
Our teacher put them up over the
blackboard. Some of them were
very pretty-Yrleene Wiley, "A.
The fourth and fifth grade have
organized a good health club. Err
nestina Paganini was elected pres.
ident and Regenia Payne secretary
Velma Robins, Mary Demara, anc
Albert Miller were elected inspect.
ors. So far, it is a nice club
Group A, Velrna Robins group wor
this week. If we keep the health
rules, each person will win g.
points Week.-Regenia Payne, "A
This week we have Olive Mae
Giles, Emma Hernandez, Robert
David, Margaret and Gertrude
Shaw as newcomers. We are happy
to have them enroll in our school,
Billy Culberson, 5-A.
Top pegging was tabooed on our
campus this week because OF the
danger in this sport. However, we
can spin tops with blunt pegs.
One of the boys was hit in the foot
by top but was not seriously hurt.
-Alphonso Armstrong, 9Th Grade.
Wilson School
Wednesday night the news re-
porters Of Wilson school met at the
home of Mary Ellen Greed on 831
Ell Centre avenue.
Musical selections were played
and business discussed. Allyene
Pyle recitied Hotel Life" and Lii
All Sidd" was given by Ethel Cross
! Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Greed and everyone went
home feeling just as their success
ful hostess had planned.
Those present We're: Ethel Cross
Roberta Barratt, Mary De Long
champ, Phyllis Anderson, Margue-
rite Hurst, Allyene Pyle, Juanima
Jernigan, Helen Doud, Mrs. C. l.
Smith, our advisor: the hostess
Mary Ellen Creed, and her mother
Mrs. Creed.-Ethel Cross, 9B-2;
Phyllis Anderson, 8B-l.
In art we have started drawing
pictures of ancient and modern
castles. We have finished drawing
them in pencil and are now going
10 paint them with poster paints.
We are going to use analogous
color harmony, which ought to
work out beautifully Will
son, 3D.; Ada Trimble, 8B-l.
The present enrolment Of new
pupils in Wilson, SchooI IS overwhel-
ming. The books show that the en-
rollment is the largest that 1t has
ever been.-Bert Gibson, 8B-3.
The boys and girls indoor teams
! clashed with Jasper last Friday The
boys won with a score of e to and
the girls lost with a score OF n to
17.-Clyde Dilbeck, 8B-2; Dave Lee
/ 8B-3.
| In arithmetic We are going to
study surface measure. We have
already studied dry measure, hquio
measure and linear measure.
think all of the pupils in the class
vii soon be able TO measure most
anything. .-Crispen Verdugo, ga.
Last Wednesday the boys started
practicing basketball. We hope tc
have a winning team this year
! Homer Chamber, 8E-e.
How bright and CHEEKY our liter
ature room is! Our teacher has de-
corated it so that 1t looks like ar
fashioned study instead OF g
modern school room.
Around the top of the placE
board is row of historical pictures
| OF stage coaches, old-tasnlonee