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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Harfway
School

Our school opened on Sept.
8 with the attendance Of q.
Mrs. Montgomery l. our sub
stitute teacher. Our regular
teacher, Mrs. Edith Renwick,
has been Ill.
The first day Of school we
raised . beautiful new flag.
We also have Z large supply
Of new library books.
We have three new beginners
this year. They are Gordon and
Jack Lacey and Ralph Furton.
The following graduates d
last year are attending high
schools: Cora Beck and Lucille
Thoel are q Mt. Clemens Hieh.
Mary Vienot 1t Sc. Mary's. Mel
W Schneider Ut Utica High and
Lillian Schroeder 70 New Hav-
en-.
We had q ball game with the
Brick school last Friday. We de-
feated them with the score Of
80 to 10.
Mary, Rose and Andrew COL
Inns are back TO our school this
year. They attended st. Mary's
last year.
We are able 70 buy defense
saving stamps st our school. We
are urging everyone to do their
part In buying these Stamps.
DoDogtoe-WllmA zAoo1
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Harris
School

Laure L. Harley, TeaeAef
The Harris school will play
ball with the Dryer School Fri
day afternoon. Our team n a
follows: Pitcher, Loren Stems;
Catcher. Richard Fabty; Bases,
Leroy Mahaffay, Emma Jam
kowski, Stanley Dobunk; Field,
Paul Fabry. Margaret Jankow-
ski. Loren Stems II captain Of
our team. Jean Daunt and Mar
garet Daniels are subetitite;.
The lower grades have made
a United Air Lines Airport for
the sandtable. We will stuCy
transportation by air q the first
unit In . study Of Means OF
Travel.
We wish to thank our school
board and district for the new
pump.
None has been either tardy
or absent this week. ,
We made squirrel silhouettes
for art work In the upper grades
last Friday.
Mrs. Harley r reading the
story Of Ferdinand Frog. We
enjoy Z very much.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Brooks
School

School opened Sept. 8 with m
enrolment Of %.
Eighth graders are: Dena
Roberts. Walter Zabicki.
Seventh grade: Ruth Ann
Dave. Margaret Devos. Dorothy
Borgacz. Edmond Borgacz.
Sixth grade: Kenneth Dave,
William Trombly, Helen Oprita,
Richard Roberts. Howard Bailey,
Martin Kudla.
Fifth grade: Bonnie Friday.
Lorraine Friday.
Third grade: Wesley Dave,
Curtis Dave. Annabelle from
bly,, Louise Borgacx, Robert De-
Vos.
Second grade: Ernest Ty-
vaert, Bobby Dave.
Beginners: John Oprita, Jo-
sephine Roberts.
Our Safety Patrol Captain this
year Is Dorothy Borsacz.
Other patrol members are:
Helen Oprita, Dena Roberts.
Margaret DeVos, Walter Zabicki
and Bonnie Friday.
When we came back to school
this fall we found the walls Of
our school room newly painted.
We have q great deal Of fun
playing baseball this fall.
Reporters: Margaret Devos and
Dorothy Borgacx
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Canal
School



EDITOR-RITA HINDT
We have prepared . reading
table for our room, We are
soon going to have q lamp for
1t.
Our school board has pre-
sented Us with q lovely new die
tionary. It Is much larger than
our old one. We are very proud
of 1t.
Walter Mac Vittie was Ill and
had to miss two days of school.
We are very sorry for William
Plutter. A bicycle accident left
him with very badly cut fin
ger.
Rita Hindt and Audrey Wei
key have been keeping our
room neat and tidy this week.
Our five largest boys take
care Of the water supply. They
are Walter Welkey, william
Plutter, Donald Mac Vittie, Wes-
ley Smith, and Wayne Schon-
setback. These warm days they
have been kept very busy.
Our workbooks have arrived
and we have already started
work In them.
Our new fence il up. We
think Il looks very nice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19

Eighth Grade News
The eighth grade students are
as follows: Anita Boslio, Billy
McElHeath, Bernice Ochylski,
Harold Armon, Merle Drake and
Marion Wojtyniak.
Harold Armon had Q birthday
party September 9Th. He was
fourteen years old. and received
many gifts: q watch, mouse
trap, necktie, two jacknives and
. wallet. The children invited
had ice-cream and cake. then
they played games.
Everybody enjoyed them
selves.
(Wonder what Harold's going
to do with the mouse-trap?)
Seventh Grade News.
During vacation Richard Rein
icke made . two weeks tour
over the eastern states to al the
important places. The Chrysler
plant gave the trip to al boys
whose fathers work for Chrys-
Ter. He visited Washington, D.
c., saw the +. B. I. Building.
Capitol, an6 White House. In
New York saw the Statue of
Liberty. and the ship Norman
die, also visited Niagara Fails.
The mountains were especially
interesting In New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
John Rice broke his finger
during vacation, when he climb
ed . tree, and caught his ring
on . nail.
Sixth Grade News
The sixth grade pupils are:
Joan Armon, Bruce Rice. Alice
link, David Hohenstern and
Bob McElreath.
We are making very useful
History, Geography, and Hy-
giene Notebooks.
Robert McElreath has been
absent the last week. He n not
III but has gone On . trip 70 Mis-
souri,.
The whole school has been
making large envelopes 70 hold
notebooks. important papers. and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
County
Line

This school, located on the Is
Mile Road q: the Macomb- Oak
land county lire II under way
this week using our entire unit
which includes IN addition of
this year Of two rooms. hall. and
stoker-fed furnace and room to
our former four room two year
old frame structure beside IN
old building Of the late 1800's.
For q week after registration on
September 8 we had worked on
half day sessions. Children
and teachers now, although {
capacity load, appreciate each
having q clean new room and
full time school.
Three hundred ..upils enrolled
in our initial registration. Mon
day and Tuesday Of this week
five more pupils entered. These
children come practically solely
from families who depend for
employment upon defense and
automotive industries. The near
ing completion Of homes in the
district indicates additional in
creases throughout the fall.
The teachers include Mrs.
Cant and Mrs. McCaughan of
Detroit, Mrs. Kuchenbecker of
Mt. Clemens, Miss Goodwin of
Birmingham. Mrs. Knodt and
Mrs. Larke of Royal Oak, Mrs.
Cleary of Clawson, and Clayton
w. Polly, Principal, of Warren.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Ridge
School

Teacher-Miss Leola Bearss
School Editor-Loraine P0rxan'
dek
school Reporters-Lester Kir.
kuhn, Elma Martin
We have completed our second
week Of school and are getting
along nicely with our new
books. We are happy to have
Miss Leola Bearss as our teach
or again for the third year. Our
enrolment Is IA.
Kathleen Kirkum has started
70 school after being quarran-
tined in for q period o. I weeks
for infantile paralysis.
Little Dick Ruzzin las re-
turned from q vacation in Can
ada. This makes two children
In the beginners class.
Dick Burkhardt had the mis-
fortune of falling from . tree.
He hurt his leg but was not in
jured seriously.
There will be q p. T. A. ex-
ecutive board meeting Wednes-
day night. It will be held II
the home Of the president, Mrs.
Porzandek. The other board
members are Mr.. Porzandek,
Father Vice-President; Mrs.
Martin, Mother Vice-President;
Mrs. Ruzzin, Secretary; Mr..
Burkhardt, Treasurer; Mrs. Kir-
KUN, Historian; Miss Bearss,
Teacher Vice President. The
members are to discuss plans Of
Che coming meeting Sept. 30th.
We have also elected our pa
troll members. The captain is
Raymond Fernandez. The pa
troll boys and girl are Paul Du-
dash, George Caldwell, Lester
Kirkum, and Mary Caldwell.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
pr'viIIe
School

Newcomers Of the Preston
Vile School are more this year
than last.
Beginners: Billie Bellas, Vir-
ginia Colman, Blake Foster,
Marilyn Miller, and Deloras
Spejna. New from other schools,
Rita and Donald Ziegler, Ed
ward Walker, Charles, Donald,
and Frank Green. The rest are
old friends, enough to make
fifty-two in all.
We (the children Of the Pres
tonville School) didn't think
there would be q seventh grade,
but to our surprise one girl
started, to make the seventh
grade. Her name IL Rita Jean
Ziegler. She Is q good baseball
player, and II on the Preston
vile team.
Airline Bast, q sixth grade girl,
had her tonsils out two weeks
ago last Tuesday. She was quite
Ill for . week, but il better. She
Is back in school today.
Prestonville School had q
ball game with Hall School, Fri
day, September fifth. The game
lasted IN hour and fifteen
minutes. We played eight In
ninss. The score was sixteen TO
five In favor Of Hall School. The
team was not discouraged. They
will have another exme soon.
Our school has . Safety Club.
Barry Dosser was elected cap
tain. There are ten patrolmen.
One going each Director II
two-thirty, and one going n
four o'clock. There are two
patrolmen for the sc h o o
grounds.
Prestonville 5 c b o oil News
COMMITTEES.
Icy 0sberne
Rita Jean Ziegler
Loeaine voo Al1mea
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Townsend
School

Reporter, Nola Audrey WarneE
Shirley Schulz and Gaylord
Warner were absent Monday.
Earl Jay Congdol was absent
Monday forenoon.
Grades five, seven, and eight
are collecting leaves of decid-
uous trees.
Grades seven and eight are
collecting nature poems.
Grades one to eight wrote let
tiers to Ralph Weyer who Is sta
toned at Hamilton Field Cali
fornia.
Meredith Stewart and Peter
Stewart moved to Detroit Tues
day.
Our beginners are enjoying
1--WE Look and See."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Section
School
Martha Pluc khahn-Teacher

Martha observation-disclosures
School opened Sept. 3 with an
enrolment of seventeen.
We have three beginners.
They are Billy Furstenau, Mar
vim Plagens, and Shirley Schroe-
der. Junior Panchyshyn Is in
the first grade.
Our second grade includes
Duane Ball, Edward Furstenau,
Billy Ryall, Norman Schroeder,
and June Seifert. Florence
Kulman, who was very Ill this
summer, is not able to be back
with us yet. We miss her and
hope to have her wit us soon.
Carl Kulman, Stanley Plagens,
and Joyce Schroeder are in the
fifth grade.
Keith Ball, Leroy Kulman,
Donald Schroeder, and Lois Sci
fert make up our seventh grade.
We have organized a Safety
Patrol Club. Donald Schroeder
is our captain. Others on the
Patrol are Leroy Kulman.
Stanley Plagens, and Keith Ball.
We are very much pleased
with the piano which was got
ten for us this summer.
Many beautiful Lowers have
heon hro,,0ht IN make O,Ir room
attractive.
We have made posters of
Mary and Her Little Lamb" in
the second grade.
Again, Mr.. Finch brought US
some IF those good writing pen
ellis. We are very thankful to
him.
We are enjoying some new IL
brary books which our teacher
got for us.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Hicks
School

Beatrice Retell, Reporter
School started Q weex ago last
Wednesday.
We have some new scholars
this year. Their names are Ger
aid and Arnold Kloock, Edward
Knust, Louis ANNEX. Harland
Murdoch. We have IL children
this year.
We have . new Globe.
We were supposed to have 2
ball game yesterday but they did
not come. We were disappoint-
Cd.
Our school has 1 new library
books. The Blackboard was ~
painted. The desks were var
nished and the floors were OIL
Cd. The woodwork was also
varnished.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Stephen
School

Last Friday afternoon and
continuing for the next few Fri
days, we are studying patriotism
and Defense for the United
States. We learned the mean
Ing of such words and phrases ~
democracy. freedom Of the press,
freedom of speech, presidency
and dictatorships. BY contrast
with other nations we appreciate
our own country more than ever.
This week we are making q
blackboard border Of eagles and
shields. Each one will memoir
lie the Americans Greed before
this Friday.
Committees working togeth-
er on the art work are Genevieve
Duckert, Leo Schaffer, Shirley
Glover and Evelyn Thormann,
Betty Cain and Gerald Schmidt,
Jack Simpson and Mary Louk.
We have received the bands
and badge for the Captain and
members of the safety patrols.
EThe patrol members are doing
their work very well.
Jack Simpson was out OF
school for 4 days because of sick
ness.
The sixth grade ic drawing .
scene of pictures of Marco Polo
and adventures in China.
The seventh grade Is drawing
q scene of pictures about the
Constitution, showing re actual
writing of this document, listing
the men who were present and
other important facts.
Our working committees this
week are: Monday: Gerald
Schmidt, Evelyn Thormann;
Wednesday: Genevieve Duck
ert, Jack Simpson; Thursday:
Shirley Glover, Betty Cain.
The beginners are learning to
sing MARY Had a Little Lamb, !"
and Jack and Jill" They are
also learning to write their
names. They have been learn
ing their colors. The colors
they have learned 50 far IRE:
red, blue, purple, brown. yell
low, and green. They are also
folding paper catalogs
We are waiting for some OF
our books and notebooks to
come.
The seventh grade are learn
ink poems In Literature.
Genevieve Duckert, Reporter
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Heidi
School
Ethel lobe, Reporter.

Ethel lobe, Reporter.
The sixth grade drew pictures
for history to show the travels of
Marco Polo. These pictures are
called a "frieze."
Gary Drazan and James Smat-
enburg are leading in the fourth
grade reading chart. They each
have five stars.
Our second grader, Ted Char,
drew q picture of Joe and his dog
Dandy.
We are making new curtains
for our school. They're very
pretty. Erika Schmid and Ethel
lobe are making them with the
teachers help.
We made pictures for our win
dows last Friday afternoon.
We got some new oilcloth for
our washstand.
Our school board bought US q
new stove.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
South
River
~ LSsTER J. sCHUTT

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(Axma1a
The loll school term opened
Sept. I with . total enrolment
Of i13--Mrs. ShsfA ield's roam -,
Mn. Oss0odss iJ6m 81, ur.
Schutt's noon -. Thirty three
Of the children aEo new 70 tn
building. Fi1teen beginners ~
tered tn Kindergartn with Ars:
Sheffield @ their teacher. OF
the total number Of children en-
rolled. % are girls md @ are
boys.
The boyS baseball team mst
Monday ant elected Dale Snyder
@ their captain for the fall soa-
con. They win open their 1All
schedule Friday, Sept. 10. when
the North River School visits
them. \
No changes have been made
In teaching personnel this year.
However, the apparent change q
Miss Barrett % Ars. Shef3leld =
due 70 nuptial 6os.
The South River School =
very fortunate IN assuring. H.
services q Z well trained full
time music teacher sponSoeod ~
the w. p. "A. This lnStTuetog,
Mary Coffin, COMES - ~ 601n
Richmond. MichiGan. and Win
conduct music claases for sve1y
child In school, fold specisl
piano and violin classes and ~
sist In special program and en-
tertainment training.
The Mount Clemens section &C
the Rural Teackerx' Club held
their opening meeting Sept IL.
In the Harrison School.
Ruth Kaake Of Cady's Corner
School was elected president.
Eleanor Gross Of Xix School.
secretary, and Lester Schutt,
treasures. Thar next meeting
will be . steak roast 1t the rome
Of Mrs. verle Haller, from the
Fox School.
Mrs. Osgood'sN room has Or
ganised . Young Writer'S Club
affiliated with The Detroit NeyvD,
Douglas Mayer w1s electod pgUo-
ident, Ro'Nrt Malone. vice-proG1-
dent, Janet Zimmerman, secre-
tary. and wallacs, vandscar.
treasurer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Andrews
School

Editor-Loretta Blackett
Our School has been redeco-
rated and painted and 1t looks
very nice.
We elected the members of
the Safety Club as follows: Cap
tain-Robert Blackett. The pa
trolmen are Gerald Green, Bet
ty Tuscany, and Jack Seaman.
Some of the children In our
school are buying Defense Saw
ings Stamps this week.
The sixth and seventh grades
are enjoying their Lew history
books "a Brave Young Land"
Our teacher, Miss Priehs,
bought us q new indoor ball, we
like it very much and we thank
her.
Elizabeth and Robert Griffin
brought US q bouquet Of flow
erS,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Grant
School

The l-B Grade had q candy
sale to make money to buy cur
tains and other materials to
make the room . brighter place.
During the making Of the
candy and the pop corn balls
they learned how to measure
and to count.
The p. +. A. meeting will be
held next week In the Kinder
garten room. This Is q very
important meeting because there
will be m election of officers.
An interesting program Is also
being planned, under the direc-
ton of Miss Mary Jane Williams.
The exact date and time will be
announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Dickinson
School

Fifth Grade News
We are starting . hobby table.
Some of US brought stones. My
hobby Is writing poems. I have
writer four since school started,
and I'm starting on my firth
one. sN
We started . decorating COM
mittee to fix the room up . lit
tie bit, and 10 hang pictures.
The "a children IRE going 70
make Indian pictures 70 hang
up, and the committee b going
10 make season pictures.
DOns Guil6-GD
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
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our Art Materials.
Rifth Grade News
The fifth graders are Lester
Drake, Eleanor KIM. and Ruth
Aeinicks. Eleonoe xln0 h Z
new pupil. Ten yoafS 81 -
comes fDouh The Chnn11oR os0eol
IN Detroit. Ueonee ~ -
finds our school . ~ dl1eefont
but b entoyins hsf wufs -.
We al IKE bef.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
EweII
School

Teacher-Winnie Dooley
Reperter-Dorethy Valentine
When school opened we were
greatly pleased to come into a
pleasant. newly decorate d
room. We appreciate having a
bright and comfortable place to
work in.
We have organized q safety
patrol. George Holland was
elected captain. and the follow
ing are on the patrol: Thomas
McKim, Theodore Meek, Robert
Kelly, Charles Valentine, Bobbie
Craddock, Janice Briggs and
BODY Scribner. The patrol are
trying to prevent accidents on
the playground and on the road.
All the children enjoy the
library books and Betty Evans
was elected librarian for the
year.
Our school news reporters
are Inge Kuehl and Dorothy
Valentine. who are keeping eyes
and ears open for news.
Friday afternoon we organ
lied . Hobby club. We elected
the following officers and decid-
ed on the points listed:
President--George Holland.
Vice President-Thomas Nc
Kim.
Secretary-Betty Evans.
Name-Ewell Hobby Club.
Motto - Always forward,
never backward.
Colors-Blue and White.
FlowerstTulips.
We voted to adopt last years
constitution with q few am
mendments. We decided on and
listed our hobbies.
Our enrolment has increased
this year. These children are
enrolled at present.
: Eighth Grade-Betty Evans,
Casmer Grabski. TIL e o d o r e
Grabski. Inge Kuehl, Dorothy
Valentine.
Seventh Grade-Billy Grad
dock, George Holland. Thomas
McKim, Theodore Meek.
Sixth Grade-Rhoda McKim.
Fifth Grade-Robert Kelly.
Marlit Kuehl, Katherine Wink
Ter, George Valentine, James
Valentine, Norma Meek. Rich
ard Smith, Jackie Dooley.
Fourth Grade-Robert Bar
ret. Kenneth Briggs, Donald
Holland, Elinor Smith.
Third Grade-Joyce Briggs,
Lawrence Karr. Carol Leonard,
June McKim, Rudy Mueller.0'
Second Grade-Jean Barrel,
Bobbie Craddock, Angelo Dr.
cicco, Susan Valentine, Charles
Valentine.
First Grade-Shirley Blaine,
Janice Briggs, Carl Dicicco,
Deloras Dunn, Barbara Fled
rich, Louise Washburn, Denny
Weber.
Beginners-Lois Dunn. Bar
bara McKim. Robert Scrihper,
William friedrich, Barbara Ann
Uhlik. Patric'a Freilach, Ed
ward Winkler, Quida B. Grad
dock, Ronny Karr, Charles
Barrett.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Mrs. Houtteman's Room 3rd, lth
Sth

We have 81 boys and
girls enrolled in our room this
year. The two new pupils are
Frank Morgan from Hazel Park
and Alice Glassford from De-
troit.
We have had perfect atten-
dance during the past week.
Our teacher read Us . very
interesting story about . snail
so Shirley Siemen brought us
two big snails from her fish
pond. We like to watch them.
Alice Curfman and Shirley
Siemen brought us some beauti-
full xinnias and gladiolas TO
make our room look cheerful.
In art class Friday we cut out
bowls Of fruit and made posters.
They are very colorful.
Mrs. Kaaks's Reem KlndergaT-
ten. LIT, 3na
We have forty-six children In
the primary room. We have been
very busy getting started, learn
ing good school habits.
In art work we drew flowers.
made baskets and fruit.
The primer children learned
their colors by making colored
balloons.
We have had 20 many pretty
bouquets Of flowers. Next week
we will have our Flower and
Vegetable Show.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19

Mr.. Theme gave Us some pa
per. It is white. It Is in Z roll.
We are going to use Il to deco
rate the room and to make book
lets. We will use some to make
pictures. Mr.. Theme was nice
to give " the paper.
Arthur Boglio
Grade Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19

We have five new pupils In
our school this year. Their
names are: Alice Jane Rice,
beginner; Audrey Kleino, . be-
ginner; Shirley Rawlings, first
grade; Leroy King, second grade;
and Anna Mae Starkey, third
grade.
They are all nice children.
George Wiega: 4
Grade four
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Donaldson
School
Flower Show

The Donaldson School is hav-
ing q flower show Thursday at
ternoon from 1870 to 4:30 p. M.
There are many beautiful flow
ers and q big variety of them.
The Kindergarten and First
grade will 60 together. the Sec
ond and Third grade will 60 to-
gether and the Fourth and Fifth
grade together. Sixth grade
pupils in this building last year
will compete. The prizes for
the collection grown by the pu7
pills will be: First prize Is $50;
second $50; third $50. The
prizes for best arrangement is:
First SIS; second Sis; third
$40. The judges will be Mrs.
Walter Fenton and Mrs. Uldrich.
There will be six prizes given
away.
Carol Jean Teston
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19
Dolores Wade-4A

The kindergarten of the Don.
aldson School has made q play
store in their room. There is
q paper awning above the coun-
ter. They have empty cans and
empty cereal boxes. They have
a counter made with q paper
covering. They have . chair in
side. In boxes, they have toy
money. Sacks are used for the
groceries.
Bruce ToWnef.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-19

Many things have been done
to fix up our school. We had
our school painted over. We
had our fountain fixed. We had
screens put up. We had the
furnace fixed. We had the
'front.' door step fixed. It was
very nice of the school board to
fix the school.
Betty Lou Rice
Ath grade