Evening star., 1933-06-18
Parent-Teacher Activities

Yearly reports were read by chair
men of committees.
Miss e. L. Kemp's kindergarten en-
tertained with songs and recitations
There was also a short program by the
piano class which has been taught by
Mrs. F. x. johnson.
The annual luncheon for the teach
ers and the Executive Committee will
be held June % under the direction OF
Mrs. John M. Kane, hospitality chair
man, assisted by her Special Com
mittee.
The attendance picture was won by
Mrs. E. L. Kemp's kindergarten.
Bancroft.
The last meeting of the year was
held June 6. Reports from officers were
made.
Mrs. J. F. Randall, who has served
the association as president for two
years. was presented with past presi-
dents pin Miss Handy, fifth grade
teacher, explained the creative work
done by her class.
The officers were installed by Mrs. l..
B. Castell, first vice president, State
congress.
Stuart Junior High.
Stuart Junior High will hold gradu-
alton exercises June 81 at pm. There
will be $50 graduates. Plans are being
made to give them party and dance
after the exercises. Mrs. Victor Gauzza
will present the girls with corsages and
the boys with white carnations. Mrs.
L. H. Magruder will assist.
The final meeting of the year was
held Monday, when the fifth grade pu-
pills entertained with a historical
sketch, 1.-The First Flag" The follow
ing officers we're elected: President, Mrs.
Beatrice Terry; vice presidents. Mrs F.
E. Simmons, Mrs H. r. Hix, Mrs. Clara
Scott; secretary, Mrs. Hurney; treas
urer,x Mrs. Louise Williams.
Mrs. L. B. Castell, first vice presi-
dent, State congress, addressed the as
sociation, after which she installed the
officers. Miss Ella Crook, principal OF
the school, gave resume Of the schools
activities during the year.
Whittier.
The association met June II. Mrs. C.
A. Dawson, corresponding secretary,
who is also State publications chair
man. told about a Summer study course
for parents Yearly reports were read
by chairmen Of standing committees.
A picnic was held June 16 in Rock
Greek Park. Miss Green, principal
spoke An Auditing Committee was ap-
pointed, naming Mrs. Foote as chair
man and Mrs. Cassidy and Mrs. Hansen
On the committee.
Miss Demarest's morning class won
the attendance prize. Mrs. Deane's
room had a mothers tea May "a.
A farewell party will be given by the
association to the children in Miss
Jackson's and Mrs. Deane's rooms who
will go to junior high school.
Mrs M. w. Buell., State vice president
installed the following officers: Mrs
Pavay. president; Mrs. Stitt, first vice
president; Miss Michaelson, teacher
second vice president: Mrs. Cassidy
recording secretary; Mrs. Dawson cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Jones, treas
Urer.
Truesdell
The last meeting of the year Of the
Executive Committee Of the association
will be held in the school Monday al
1:30 pm.
BrookIand- Bunker Hill -Noyes.
At the last meeting Of the association
a short business meeting was conducted
by Mrs. @. hewitt, president. Mrs
Ralph Hoagland, acting ways and mean,
chairman, announced silver tea, June
19, in the home Of Mrs Fred Miller
1901 Irving street northeast, to 4 pm
The patrol luncheon was held June Is
and the "send-of" party June 81
The officers were installed by Mrs
Miner W. Buell., State vice president
The meeting was turned over to Mrs
Donald Kester, program chairman Miss
Mary Schaller, ex-patrol leader in Troor
| No. 81, Girl Scouts, gave an outline oi
day in camp and what 1t means tt
! her to be a Girl Scout.
| Misses Mildren Rinauldot and Mary
Schaller gave piano selections. Harry
w. Scott, scoutmaster, Troop No 80
Boy Scouts, was guest Of the association
and had Danton Mason, member of the
staff, tell what Is expected Of a boy tt
be good Scout and also an outline ol
/ Summer activities already planned.
Miss MacNeils room won the attend
| ance banner.