Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
RIGHT AROUND US
THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK.
By Gsenaolyn NJ. Floyr

privileges Of freenene Tom c Clarke
Education The effective weapon We have in fight
ing worldwide system Of propaganda and false doctrine
-EaH :. McGrath
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK-,1ov Hi
Unite for Freedom" thene Of the thirtyrsf OBJ
ser7ance Of American Education This week Is "ob-
served II al communities annually purpose If inform.
he public Of the accomplishments and needs Of the pub
he schools and their cooperation meeting these
The annual observance undaren-
tai place Of education republic Plans being
IN all schools Of Greater Little Rock for the observance
this week Little Rockan viii have opportunity
schools inaction.
Dunbar high school plans for open house on Nov.
Every effort being put forth BY special COMMITTEES Mil
dred R Works chairman order that the public may have
an opportunity the "SchooAWore The program for
the DAY includes registration coffee hour Berice Under
wood crl Of building fAlce Perry chr workshop
the Junior College assembly hours ! 90 n2 30
m alice Bush chr and assembly the auditorium
500 p m Vivian Hegwood, chr. Other members Of the
special committee Clara " Jackson Fred W Garter Te
ma Dozier Ernestine Long and Sahe O. Jordan L NJ Chris
tophe is the principal of Dunbar high school
Booker T. Washington elementary school viii observe
Open House (Ceola Prowe gent chr and Winfed Whit
field special chr Nov. 18th from 90 . 500
Parents and friends viii be conducted Of the build
ing by the hosesses Of the PTA Eose Harrison pre The
hoesses viii also have charge of registration One interest
ing feature will be the bulletin boards which viii carry
out the general theme the daily theme OF American Educa
ton Week In keeping with Thursdays theeT Teaching the
Fundamentals the visitors will have opportunity
this school awork Emphasis will be placed the change Of
content and methods Textbooks workbooks
reading materials library books film strips film books (for
the Book Fair viii display that parents
may keep touch with their chdrens Improvements
teaching aids
At 800 p the PTA viii assemble for the regular No
veber meeting The topic for the PTA discussion viii be To
days Challenge For Fitness Margaret Reed education dept
Philander Smith college will address the PTA.
Friday Nov l6 is Book Fair Day" Many chidren books
may be purhased for twenty-five and fifty This day
kins clubs Jance Lnnie
presidents observance of National Book Week Gwendolyn
Floyd is principal of Booker T. Washington school
ECHOES OF THE ARKANSAS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The teachers of District VI November 1851
Carver school "a A Arnold principally The teachers enced
the Informative group meetings Edna Douglas Dunbar gh-
Science dept) gave very nspatona address by Tho way
Edna elected president Of the District Other dsc Of
cers include Alice j. Dancler tvcepres Alberta Hars,on
Jones Csecty) and Harry Fowler deparot Of
cers included Vivian Arnold Bushnrmary Herbert D,on
(Stephens-elen principals; William Thrasher pulaski Co e-
enentay principals Troy Poster Dunbardep Of Social u-
dies Adea Shanks Booker Washngon-dept Social
de) Salie O. Jordan Dunhardep Of Social Studes) Hin
ME Muldrow Jones intermediate Department.
| THE LIONS CI4AWEDEM 81
Twas very very cold day on Nov g. but nevertheless our
minds made 60 down the campus Of zone o. he
Souths fastest growing COLLEGES tAM&N Pine Bluff Ena
Douglas Dunbar science dept Elizabeth Hamilton tprin Of
Gibbs and Yours Truly late leaving, arrived
during the half The ccorful bunting flags he
pep squad the band the maorettes an ared the rich
gold and black the lovely queen and her attendants the
thusiasc spectators the floats representing the school
CARNATIONS the souvenir program dedicated Vernon Whte
all all il ideal foot ball setting We can't begin
tell you all about everything but the Lions really swamp
ed" Sam Huston Texas The coaches Roland X Bernard,
Charles DO Spearman and Brennan King should feel mighty
proud Of their boys.
Seen in the gandstands the Laurence Davis pres and
MRS. Sale Edwards (S Lous the T. J. Golfers Dr and
Mrs Of Hot Spngs Georgia Morris Camden) the Charles
Hicks tMr and Mrs madame AM&N oo-ec); the Her
bert Douglas MIR and Mrsl the Ariel LoveaceS lir and
Mrs D. Freeda Brown the Maceo Walkers of Mephis) Er h
the Clyde Lawlahs; Mr. and Mrs) the Hinton Perrys r and
MRS. I've Foster Ruby Fisher; the W F. OByants Or and
Mrs he crowned the queen, too) Dimpe Burnett Della
Phpps The L. Bates (Mr and Mrs Press the j.
Freemans (Dr and Dr.. J. Bob" Booker (Ay Mister
Trusee) Jackie Shropshire tAtty his ~. Of beat Texas
too); the Leroy ChriSophes Nr. and Mrs Madame is
AMIN co-ed) Hattie Watson preXy Of Delta Omega OMEGA
Chapter Of AKA; the Geevie Grces ir and Mrs "Nir
busy taking those fine pictues) the John Towards
(Mr and Mrs. Mr." too busy seeing that
all well with everyone he's public relation many
know: the Ross (Mr and Mrs he did the announcing
fine job)
Charles Bussey Deputy Sheriff Pulaski County, and
his guests occupied box something NAV