The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Liberty City
Elementary News
Ice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


as-punch winning contestants, was,
as usual a spectacular affair -
amidst zestful strains of recorded
music, colorful coronation cere-
monies, nimble, housekeeping ma
jorettes, glistening Loving Cups,
and flashing camera bulbs. The
lucky lad and lassie are George
(Mr. LCE) Warren Wesley Miss
Bellamy's class; Shirley Miss LCE)
Reed (Mrs. E. Gomez class. Congrt-
ulation to the 1948-49 Ice CON-
TEST WINNERS ! The Ice
newspapers are off the press, and
are in the hand and eyes of our
youngsters and their families who
are enjoying them no end The stu
dent staff with their sponsorS) are
happy that their reading public is
satisfied. Other issues will follow
PRIMARY COUNCIL guests
came to call on us Thursday, Dec. 9
at 400 pm. All of us were tickled
pink to greet them. The Primary
Department, with their chairman T.
l.. H. Simmons, promised their call
ers a stimulating program of ac-
tivity. And so our guests came
early and stayed late to say that
they really did have a lovely time
much to our pleasure! BEST
TEACHERS - these pupils - An
nette Hayes, Melanee Taylor, and
Mudna Range received Honor Ger
tificates for their letters which were
submitted to the Quiz Kids "Best
Teacher" Contest. The teachers NOM
mated were Miss Annie j. Hudson,
and Mrs. Ruth K. Jones. This con-
test is sponsored each year by the
Quiz Kids radio program and Miles
Laboratories, Inc. These Certificates
honor Good Teachers" ORCHIDS
to Miss A Hudson and Mrs. Ruth
Jones from our Principal (Mrs.
A. GilD faculty and student body!
THANK YOU PROGRAM -
Our Ice youngsters and teachers
on Friday, December 10, welcomed
to our campus the Mr.. and Mrs.
Bunker and Mr.. and Mrs. Blame
(all of the Liberty City Amusement
Enterprises, Incl. These friends
have generously donated playground
equipment for our pupils enjoyment
among which are: sliding boards for
all ages and sizes, merry-go-round,
swings, and jungle gym (yet to be
assembled). The program was pre-
scented as follows: America The Beau
tiful - led by Miss M. Gibson;
Lords Prayer, led by Mrs. X.
Stewart mistress of ceremontasG
Silent Night, Turner Sarsweli; For
He's a Jolly Good Fellow, led by Mr..
l.. Jenkins tour music INSTRUCTOR;
Occasion for program - Mrs. II,
JONES' Poem by Frimmitt Griffin
(Mrs. Counts class; Words of APP
probation by our Principal, Mrs. A.
Gill; Response by Mr.. Busker and
Mr.. Blaine and their wives: "Thank
You" song - LIST stanza composed
by Laura lin Mrs. Counts room -
End stanza composed by Shirley
Brown and sung by her - with
the studentbody singing the chorus;
Cheer Leader Miss M. Byron.
Then camera bulbs flashed again,
this time reflecting and preserving
much laghter, and gay, spontane-
Gus action shared by our youngsters
our honored guests, and teachers
alike. We all had wonderful day,
indeed! SANTA is COMING
to see us this week. Our Xmas par.
" will soon be on with Santa (Mrs.
A. Gin bringing us loads of pre-
Xmas cheer And our Xmas Broth
ers and Sisters know some secrets
that won't tell for love nor money!
/. The Ice Guidance Clinic has
as its able chairman, Mrs. Ethel
Ray: her secretary is Mrs. Madeline
r.. Thompson; other members
Mrs. Maggie Lambert. co-chairman;
~ y. l.. Counts; Mrs. /. X. Sidney,
Mrs. T. l.. H. Simmons. Mrs. Ruth
Bethel. Miss E. Wilson, Mrs. G.
Mack, Mrs. Ruth X. Jones. Chair
man Ray and her group are busily
mapping plans for seeking better
methods In order to serve the young
sters of our school in a broader and
a more far reaching manner than
ever before.
Mrs. A. Gill, principal
Mrs. T. L. H. Simmons, reporter