Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-10-02
Pine Street School

CONWAY - Pine Street school
to date has a total enrolment of
800 students. The school has made
progress over the summer. The
beautiful agriculture building has
been completed with all the me-
cessary eonvenienees. Thedo Jones
is the Smith Hughes instructor.
The library and several classrooms
in the main building have been
repainted. The students and fac
ulty are happy to have Mrs
Pearson back after a few weeks
of illness.
Our annual fair was given on
September 80, All the schools OF
Faulkner county participated, and
prizes were given.
The hot lunch program at out
school is in full swing. We are
asking the cooperation of the pa
rents to patronize the program
by furnishing their children with
the necessary fund to purchase
well = balanced meal at the noon
hour.
The band concert was huge
success, September %, at tn c
schools auditorium. The b a d
members appeared in their new
green and gold uniforms for the
first time. The faculty and stu
dents wish to thank the band
mothers and Mr.. Boyd for their
effort during the summer toward
the band drive.
The Queen drive will begin on
October /. What class will WIN
the drive? Watch the Press" and
see. The seventh graders might
hold the queen. Who can tell?
Athletics
Coach Summerville is really
giving the Bears a working
over to beat Fort Smith the 25th.
Look out Fort Smith, the Bears
are growing. Coach Summertime
has 20 men and is planning to
bring home a number Of games
this season. The Bears positions
are as follows: Tackles Ralph
Rodges Corneliuse Fowler, Syl-
vester Turner and Bobby Glenn
mons. Guards Bobby Harrison,
Elijah Pitts, Thedo Givans, Jas,
Brown and Richard Thomas, Ends
Columbus Gill, Samuel Pitts
Lee Edwards and Joe Kelly. Cen
tiers Jackie Hill and Arthur
Darlington. Backs Joe Manley
Wilbert Hoskins, Henry Beard
William Earl Owens and Arvel
Reynold. Beat EN- Bears Oul
next game is october /, The Bears
will tackle Stamps team, Come
out and watch the Bears.
Pine Street faculty reports a!
having a good vacation, even tho
they worked The principal Z
]. Landers and wife Mrs. Ali,
E. motored to New York City
and attended the beautiful Co
lumbia university. They brougn
back lots o. wonderful ideas, Re
ceives Masters uegree from Sy
racuse Mrs. (. M. Howard II
guidance and coLnsellng this sum
mer. An aCrvc student in tho
school of education, Mrs. How
ard was invited to become
member Of the national scholastic
honor society IL education, She
received her key Of Pi Lambda
Theta on the campus at Syracus,
in the summCl Of 1852. She re
ceived he bachelors degree from
AMIN college it, Pine Bluff, anc
is a member Of Delta Sigma Tneti
sorority ann Alpha Kappa MI
Honor society. Thedo Jones
studied at tie University Of Ar
kansas, Fayetteville. Mrs. E. b
Pearson l.-u ~jed the AMIN col
lepe. She .ook hours in library
science, Lucy M Schuler, DAISY
Hill, Mary j. Hill, ida MattlSo'
and Lucille Fletcher attended thu
University center at Little Roc"
J. Boyd spent large portion
Of his time in the city working
the band and chorus for another
school year, Mrs. F o Wheeler
who has her masters from tn
University Of Arkansas has been
on the sick list all the summ5
in the city Of New York. The FAC
ulty and students are eager Iol
her return. Buy a State Press
weekly and keep up with the