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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
Parents Enroll, Try Life
AS Junior High Pupils

soprano" received the student
applause good naturedly.
Mrs. Proctor, the mother Of
two Leland students. also praised
the ability of sixth, seventh anc
eighth graders to speak before
an audience.
Mrs. Thomas D. Dublin, 4l0s
Rosemary street. Chevy Chase
who recently moved to the ares
from New York, said she fell
Montgomery County school.
compare favorably with Other
State school systems.
Charles M. Wesner. a me.
|chanical designer. approved o.
science audio-visual presentation
but found himself sweating a BIZ
during history class.
Gee, I've forgotten a lot" hi
commented. A surprise quiz
complete with traditional groans
from the students, had him
Ipencil-chewing and shifting un.
easily in his chair.
Some Changes
A morning In junior high
school reveals that a few things
have changed. but more re.
manned constant since today's
parents first propped up a drug.
store wall.
The desks are much smaller
Only by dint Of much inhalins
and tugging did The Stars re-
porter extricate himself from one
of these devices. There used to
be plenty of room.
Also they are building the
stairs much sleeper and the
print in the books is smaller.
Teachers, who used to be built
on heroic proportions, suddenly
are petite, smiling little things
with honey on their tongues
Even principals are not so fear
some.
Window-gazing, however, is
just as popular a sport as ever
There is still one wise-guy to
a class and a couple of little girls
who don't say anything, whose
hopes are limited to getting
through the current class with
out dying.
Halls and classrooms are bet.
ter lighted; there's more equip
ment.
Inf0rmality Prevails
Nobody-not even the runtiest
sixth grader-wears shorts any
more. Girls wear sweaters and
skirts, with becoming modesty,'
as the handbook says. and the
boys wear Stacks and jackets.
lnformality is the word.
Leland. which is located at
Forty fourth and Elm streets,
seems dedicated to the propo-
sition Of the happy child. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
BY SMITH HEMPsToNE


There were four new students
at Bethesda's Leland Junior High
School yesterday-all somewhat
over age.
The quartet, all parents Of Le-
land students, will attend classes
do homework and take exams to-
Iday and tomorrow in the interest
Iof better understanding Of the
school and its teachers.
The back-to-school movement
came at the invitation Of Edward
A. Bartlett, Leland's principal.
Mr.. Bartlett told the schools
lPTA. largest junior high group
lin the State last year with 1,437
members, that he felt few days
lin class would help parents to
appreciate some Of the problems
faced by teachers and give them
la better idea of what the school
was trying to do.
PTA President c. Guy Tadlock
and others agreed.
A call went out for volunteers
and six were selected to attend
1.-THE three day experiment. Only
-four could make 1t yesterday. but
1.-The other two were on hand for
roll call today.
Each parent was assigned tc
a home room. given a class
schedule, and expected to par
Iticipate in activities sessions.
Little Ribbing
Most of Leland's 800 students
|paid little attention to the old
sters. although a few couldn't
resist the chance to get in q
little rubbing.
They made me feel right at
home. called me by my first name
and everything" commented IT.
wing E. Sutin. father of a ninth
grade girl.
Mr.. Sutin, an Agriculture De-
partment milk marketing spe-
cialist, who lives at 3507 Hustled
drive, Chevy Chase, added that
the students treated me no
worse than they treat each
other"
In a more serious vein. he
commented favorably ON the
youngsters ability Ito get up on
their feet and talk" He said he
found the freedom and informal
lily of the school refreshing.
Mrs. Robert H. Proctor, 3708
Thornapple street. Chevy Chase,
earned student applause inside
of her first hour of "matricula-
ton"
Passes Singing Test
Attending a choral session
during activities period, Mrs.
Proctor. like all new students.
was required to sing a solo. She
sang the first verse of the Ma
tional Anthem in "a shaky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
THE GIRL SHOOK her head
solemnly, then grinned.

solemnly, then grinned.
You've got to be careful
what you say to these young
sters," another librarian eau
toned. "A couple of weeks
ago one of us was checking
out books and dropping the
cards into these sorting slots.
They go down into a drawer
below.
"One lad asked where the
cards went when they dropped
in the slots.
"'They go right on down
through the truck and drop
out at the bottom the libra
rian told the boy, and then
forgot the incident. A few
minutes later, he looked out
the window, and there was a
crowd of kids around the rear
of the truck, looking under
Meath"
A boy at the front counter
was having difficulty making
himself understood.
How do you spell it?" the
librarian asked. The boy didn't
know.
Look" the librarian said,
patiently. You go back to
school and try to find it in
one of your text books. If you
can't find it there, ask your
teacher. And then come back
after school and Wen see II
we've got 1t for you"
Not all of the bookmobile's
business is with youngsters,
but they far outnumber adults
on rainy days.
"If it hadn't been for these
books" a woman said, PUNK
ing them down on the check
in counter, I'D never have
come out in this mess!"
And what do the Librarians
do in slack times when most Of
their customers are in school?
Read books, naturally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
The
Rambler
BookmobiIe Best
Seller in Itself
BY JACK JONAS
The District Public Library

The District Public Library
people are smart, parking their
bookmobile across from Con-
gress Heights Elementary
School.
That way they catch small
fry on their lunch hour and
on their way home from
school. They caught them the
other day, in spite of a down.
pour, when the travelling Ii
brary pulled up at Nichols
avenue and Raleigh place Sc.
But I only get to take out
one book at a time" one boy
complained, his eyes large as
he spotted the title 1.-THE
Lion in Scott Street" 1t was
Just his size. He had been
looking hungrily at the other
volumes, too, but settled on
the lion.
First time, I took three
books" he went on. Il didn't
get EN- back in time. Had to
pay 43 cents. Wow! Now my
dad says only one at a time"
Written in a firm hand
across the top of his library
card we're the words, zone
only" :
This lending-type Par
nassus on Wheels" sets up at
that spot each Monday from
1890 pm. to $3.50 PM, bring
ing books to a library-less
neighborhood. In those three
hours, about 800 books are
doled out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The American Planning
and Civic Association con-
cludes its three-day session
in the Hotel Statler.
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5th Floor Dresses

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jackets! Skirts! Sweaters! Suits!

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Misses coots!

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Women's Goats Reduced!

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French Room cIeoronce!

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Women's Dresses

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Junior coot VoIues!

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Misses and Juniors $40 to s
$l25 Furred and FurIess Couts-
so55
IVA

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22
Lingerie Clearance

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sovings From the Budget Sports Shop!

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BIouses Reduced!

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Misses $l35 and $l45 Funed S70E
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Juniors and Misses
5000 to $ll0 coots-

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22
Street Floor Finds"

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Sovines for JUNIORS!


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Light end dark color Sizes to Is
Fourth Floor-F Street
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WCMEN'S COATS turrsd and tu,Is..l
$l45 to SIS couts-
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Fire coots with fine fursl Norwegian Fox. dyed
block Or natural grey Person Lbmb Roncn
Mink. Silver blue Mink Among furess coots
ere imported hond embroidered fobncss Grey,
blue, block beige, rose Proportioned sizes
10 to 20; teller sizes 81 to 40 N fur trims cny
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$llO to SIPS coots

Handsomely fuued coots with natural grey
or dyed black Persion Lamb, noturoI Ranch
Mink ord noturoI Beaver. Luxury woods IN
furIass cootsl Block, blue, beige, grey, toupe.
green Proportioned sizes 8 to 20 and some
fur trimmed coots in toller sizes "a to 40.
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Brides Shop Clearance

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SIS Fomous-Moke Robes-sls

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telephone or COD, orders on
Clearance Merchondise. All
Soles Finol!