Evening star., 1933-04-23
Parent-Teacher Activities

The pupils Of Miss Blandford's sixth
grade entertained with instrumental
music. recitations and songs. Those
taking part were John Hartnett, Paul
Courtney. Charles Kriner, Louise Win
terfeldt, Lucy Foxwell, Alice Russell,
Margaret Hevener Dorothy Castle,
Hershel Riggle and Florence Litman.
The award for attendance of par
ents was won by Miss Blandford's class.
WheatIey.
Kind to Animal activities were in
effect during the holiday week, par
ents and teachers cooperating to stress
its importance. Plans are being form
ulated for National Boys week April
% to May s, under the following topics:
Saturday, Boys Loyalty Day; Sunday,
Boys Day in Churches; Monday, Boys
Day in Industry; Tuesday Boys Day
in Schools; Wednesday. Boys Day in
Entertainment and Athletics; Thurs
day, Boys Day in Health Day and Eve
ming at Home; Friday. Boys Day in
Citizenship; Saturday Boys Day Out
Of Doors.
Friday will be Kite Contest day for
boys and girls at Rosedale Playground.
Capt. R. Mansfield of the Ninth police
precinct, will be among the judges for
this activity.
.Miss E. Gieger's first grade, with 81
children, had 20 mothers attend the
tea given by her class.
Appointment of the following chair
men have been announced: Member
ship, Mrs. M Burenston; program, Mrs.
Edna Rawlings; Hospitality, Mrs Gene
Starr: finance, Mrs R. Hillsinger;
ways and means. Mrs H Sengstack;
child welfare, Mrs. Clarence Martin;
bulletin Mrs. C. Crummitt student
aid. Mrs. B. Kight: grade mothers, Mrs.
N. Russell; Summer roundup Mrs.
D. Stevens; study groups. Mrs. H.
Thomas; health, Mrs. A. Honey; thrift.
Mrs W. Loughery; safety. Mrs Alice
Brooks; music. Mrs. H. Mayhew: Jul
venile Court, Mrs. E. Fisher: vacation
activities, Mrs. R. Reed; gardens, Mrs.
D. w. Johnson art, Miss K. Bresna-
han; sunshine. Mrs. N Russell; re-
freshrnents, Mrs. E. Weiner.
Fillmore.
The association meets tomorrow at
pm. DR.. F. w. Ballou, superintendent
OF schools, will talk on Study in the
Wise Use of Leisure" W. Elwood
Baker, secretary Of the National Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers will also
addpess the meeting. his subject being
lle TdItIlL- 4GdCIleI MON6uleIll.
Preparation has been made to give
the Schick test to children who have
been enrolled for that purpose This
/ will be May /.
Henry d. Cooke.
A card party will be held in the
school auditorium April %, at pm.
| The proceeds of this card party, which
is sponsored by the Parent Teacher As
corjo rrin ho 70
| speedograph machine for the school.
Blair Hayes.
A business meeting of the association
was held at the Hayes School Thursday
afternoon.
The Spring luncheon was planned for
May 9 at the Blair School. Mrs. A.
charge of the program The topic being
Safety and Health" Mr. Richard
Tennyson, assistant supervisor of play
| grounds. gave a talk. The fifth grade
of the Blair School gave play on the
religious training in the time of Roger
Williams.
Mrs. Pyron informed the association
of the Summer roundup work having
been started in the schools and asked
! to be notified of all children entering
school in September, 1888, or February.
1884
Officers elected were: Mrs R. S.
Franklin. president; Mrs. Perry, first
| vice president; Miss Craighill second
vice president; Mrs. Keneflck, secretary,
and Mrs. Nussbaum, treasurer.
Curtis Hyde Addison.
The association met Monday evening
in the Curtis School Mrs. Shorter,
chairman of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, reported the success of re-
cent card party given by the associa-
tion for a children's party in May.
Mrs. G. Hanake reported on the work
Lunch Committee.
Mrs. j. N. Saunders, state president,
spoke on The Value of Working To-
gether."
A play, Sleeping Beauty" was given
by the pupils of the group of buildings,
under the direction of Miss Wilson,
representing the Dairy Council. Those
taking part were Dorothy Shultz, Fran
ces Rolnick, Russell Minichella, Dor
othy Burrows, Howard Marhood, Fran
ces Butler. Ordessor Lomax, Frances
Shultz and Helen Hilleary.
The silver cup for the greatest num-
Der of parents in attendance was won
by Miss Lyddane's CAB grade.
Thomson.
The association met April 6. Mrs.
Thomas E. Elkins, state Summer
L Roundup chairman, spoke on the ex-
aminations and the follow-up of cases
found to have defects.
Charles E. Finckel. principal, on be-
half of the association, presented Par
ent-Teacher pins to the treasurer, Mrs.
Hope M. Garrison, and the Student
Aid chairman, Mrs Marian Thise.
Nominations of officers was made for
the next year by the committee. The
election of officers will be held May IL.
Miss La Sale of the Research Depart
ment will be one of the speakers. The
state Student Aid chairman, Mrs. e. j.
Bowling, and the sixth vice president,
Mrs. Walter C. Jones, are expected to