Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
7. v. Daniels High

FACULTY-C, S. Smith, principal of
VIII De the principal speaker 1t the Io.G
Shorter college November g. . ALUAlNI-tl ~ rr-
nj homecoming social will be held the IT, Cd
evening at 1880 Theme of the occasion vii b. 81. ~
Inc Limit ... HOME ECONOMICS-Su Ie.t. /. /. 1.u.
economics department have display posters showing appro
pirate clothing for school wear The general theme of tn
project is School Time Is Teen Time" nstruc or in
economics is Miss Iren Wright SOCIAL SCIENCE-The
l@l grade government class studying origin
federal constitution and its twenty-five amendments The stu
dents are making posters illustrate the rights prv
egeS OF the first ten amendments The eleventh grade class
studying the Declaration of Independence and the Amer
can Revolution c. E. Jordan is social instructor.
ENGlLSH-The english department direction OF
Mrs Dafaahea Ennis presented radio playet KAGH
saturday at lO5 The title the paye was Johnny
The Boy Who Found Himself" Characters were father play
ed by George Rance mother played by Jean Maxine CASTOR
son. played by C. S Smith, r Narrator Betty Jo Harris
ana background music by Mrs. Mamie Hughes Mrs Ennis
was assisted by c, Z, Jordan GIRL SCOUTS-Interme-
date Troop No. of the Girl Scouts accepted pro-
ecJ Tor the year the purchasing of medical supplies for the
clinic room of T. w. Daniel school MUSIC-The T. w,
Daniel high school aCappea choir the direction of Mrs
NJ Gibbs rendered music for the third annual Negro farm
foesy field Day Tuesday the picnic grounds of the ex
pcFInehtal station FOOTBAlIr-The DIS Tigers re-
manned indicated for the beating LewsVie
$50 Saturday night This conference game
They looking forward to winning three
games which will be with Culendae SmackoVer and
Magnolia. In special assembly Principal c. S. Smith pre-
sented letters and jackets the following football players
who put in 800 minutes of playing time during the 1852
football season: W. Ross c Smith jr, T. Brown W. TUCK
err R. Burns C. Mitchell R. Newton, c. Wimberly, j. Jones
Haynes and Jackson Charles Lofts manager and coach
u. S. Grant also given jackets The Tigers are well
dressed this suits and plastic helmets Satuf
day homecoming Daniel high school Homecoming acv
tiles include the following Stunt night Parade Footoa
game Daniel hi VS.. Coleman hi ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Each year elementary school helps the high school III
its annual Homecoming drive by elecng king and queen 1o
grade in each grade are the toloWhg'
First grade Donald Sueeter and Robbie NJ Warren
Second grade Beverly Ann Franklin and Garland M Ha"NS
Third grade James Alison and Evelyn johnson
Fourth grade Aere Charles and Iva Jean SmmS
Fourth grade (B) Reola Simpson and Johnny Ford
Fifth grade Annie SummerviIe and John Martin
Fifth grade OBJ Bobbie McGhee and Noelton Mason
Sixth grade Calvin Nelson and Virginia Brown
Fifth Grade Class News
The fifth grade class under the guidance of Mrs R. M
Rande is working hamonousy this school term There are
members enrolled Our first student from Oroahha
His name is Wallace Our class officers are as follows;
President Rance secretary Nellie Hendrix treas
urer Ronald Watson chaplain Frank Davis Our class is
planning pre-IIaoween party onite Each student WI" oe
dressed in Halloween and wearing masks of paper mace
Monday the teachers the elementary school started giving
" nunrs nysca1 examinations including visual and hear
ING tests The fourth fifth and sixth grades VIII De heaiu
over KAGH Nov. IA HOS Theme OF the broadcast
will be THE First Thanksgiving. PIA-Ihe PA met
Tuesday evening 1880 The meeting proved 10 De very "
an and profitable The organization agreed upon Its 1st
project for the year, that of equpping the cline room WI"
necessary supplies The teachers were Introduce anu e
coined to our midst Mrs. Reba Faye Hawkins addressed M
oo. her subject Understanding ChIdeh some Vi '
nortant points Mrs Hawkins emphasized were that chlolei
are not bon anew every morning on the oooSlepS u
school They bring with them their past experiences ~
dren are unique all behavior is caused lhey nave "
veon7ena tasks to perform; and we must accept cluieh
tionauv if we really understand them. With these 1actS
in mind the curriculum must be functional and heNoe
toa1 IN meet certain educational requirements and 1eHoe 10
+ the needs of each child Cokes and cookies were served
bv the entertainment committee. The meeting adjourned WIN
high enthusiasm for the coming years work,
Mrs Gertrude George president; Mrs NJ D. Hughes re-
porter