East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
SIX SKIES

, members of musical groups them
selves, such as school orchestras
and marching bands.
Because Of this event involving
the fourth graders, Caledonia has
been granted permission to "jump
the gun" on the beginning of it's
Community Fund campaign, nor
mally due to start on that Monday.
They will now launch their Fund
drive at an assembly tomorrow
morning, Friday the 14th, under
the leadership Of Student Council
president, Mary Beth Conrad. In
charge of the campaign for Fund
Week is Miss Louise Morrison, a
fifth grade teacher.
The school hopes to secure as
speaker for their opening meeting
one Of the two Shaw High School
students chosen to address Com
munity Fund rallies in this region
as announced in the Leader
last week, Lynn Gottron and
Ronald Schwartz. Either one will
be most welcome at the school
on the Hilltop; since both are Gale
donia graduates.
ROZELLE
Friday, October 7th was the
Rozelle third graders day to go
to the Cleveland Zoo in Brook
side Park; and of course it had
to rain. But the Monkey Island
and the cheetah and the pygmy
hippo and Frieda the Elephant
were all there, so enthusiasm was
not dampened in the least.
Accompanied by their teachers,
Mrs. Ruth Shafer, Miss Roxie
Lodge, and Miss Janet Taylor,
they ate their lunch over there
and OH the way they saw mounted
policemen and river boats. They
got back to Rozelle in time to
draw a few deep breaths and get
settled a bit before school was
out.
Just between us, third graders
live in a world of their own. Do
you know what more than half |
of Miss Taylor's room liked more
than anything else? The snakes.
SUPERIOR
The Scio Pottery, in Harrison
County a hundred miles south of |
Cleveland, is the destination to-
day of a caravan of 80 Superior
fourth graders and their parents. |
They left in private cars this
morning for the trip through |
colorful Autumn scenery, and were
accompanied by their teachers,
Miss Estelle Benze, Mrs. Vivian
Noble, and John l.. Jirus. In plan
ming each carload, the driving
parents work out an agreement
with the at-home parents for the
safe arrival and delivery of their
children.
The factory in Scio makes cups
and plates, and was rebuilt some
years ago by the Scio people
themselves after a disastrous fire.
The motorade will return by
way of the state memorial viii
lage Of Schoenbrunn, mentioned
in SIX SIZES last week.
MAYFAIR
Pretty Boy and Pretty Girl, |
parakeets, are the newest men,
bers of Mrs. Dorothy Hartland's
kindergarten class at Mayfair
School. Although new arrivals,
they are learning fast. Most of the
time they are as quiet as mice
(pardon US; as non-parakeets), L
but when the Pledge of Allegiance
is given they chirp up right along
with the children.
1--WE hope they learn the words
Of the Pledge of Allegiance soon,"
Miss Sarah Wyncoop, Mayfair
principal, remarks. "The others
know it we'll"
The birds also like America"
and sing it with the rest of the
room.
As follow-up Of last weeks
Library Work at Mayfair, bagfuls
of books were delivered last week
to each classroom on loan from
the North Branch Library. Diff
ferent grades prefer different sub
jects. The first graders favor
books on pets; the third grade,
Indians; the fourth, nature study,
and the sixth grade, stories about
children Of the world. The second
and fifth grades, one supposes,
read ahout anvthip0 and ovaxr