Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 214, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 October 1948 — Page 3
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1948. PAGE THREE x.. City School News cats. Marie Woodsmall, Perry Fisher, Raymond Pavy, Bonnie Hofeditz, Jane Pirtle, Jane Crooks, Tommy Grayson, Donald Sanders, Howard Smith, Theresa Alig, James B. Rouse, Wanda Boone, Phillip Knotts. C?rol Setty, Peggy Decker, Carolyn Anderson, Karen Rickard, and Faye Milbourne. We had one Red Letter day last week. Grade 4, Miss Doutthitt: We have had four days of perfect attendance this week. Bobby Richardson was ill Thursday, but he is back in school now. Twenty-four of our twenty-nine children have not been absent since school started. We enjoyed the movie "Joan Avoids a Cold". We will try to remember some of the things we learned so we may avoid colds. Kathryn Webb celebrated her birthday Oct. 12. We wish her many more 'happy birthdays. Several children- brought bou quets of flowers for our room this week. We thank them for they made our room very cheerful and gay. Grade 5, Miss Exline: . Miss Cook gave a demonstration lesson in science in our room Thursday afternoon. Our science book is published by Scott, Foresman and Company and Miss Cook' represents the missed the fun because th were absent. company. The fourth, fifth and sixth grade teachers observed the demonstration. We were so interested in learning how to make a fire and control a fire that we forgot that all the teachers were there. We were sorry that Billy Gibbon, James Harvey Smith, Janet Clemens and Phillip Morrison We enjoyed having Josephine Donovan as our student teacher. Lenore Morrison . brought her record, of the story Cinderella. FLOYD E. JOHNSON AT GREAT LAKES Floyd E. Johnson, seaman recruit, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Homer C. Johnson of Sullivan,., is undergoing recruit training at the world's largest Naval Trainng Center, Great Lake's, 111. JUNIOR HIGH GRADES trade 1, IGraham: We have finished reading our rst Pre-Primer and the followlg children -have said all the 'ords we had in it and colored box for saying them: Sandra .shby, Mike Bledsoe, Colleen oyles, Emily Hays, Sarah leene, Sue Matthews, Paul Mcammon, Larry Pinkston, Jack ader, Jerry Skinner, Gary nvc'er, Jerry Wamsley, Bobby ibbons, Bob Hughes, Raymond Jones, Joyce LaFollette, Judy jNixon, Marilyn Pirtle, Ruth Reid, Janet Romine, Janice RoI mine, Delia Rouse, Paula Sharp, j Everett Stanifer, Tonya Terrell, I Franklin Whipps, Terry Wright j and Janis Petty. Grade 2. Miss WaMorf: .'. The boys and girls enjoyed the jack-o-lantern brought by ! Christina Larson. To make our room more attractive for Halloiween we have made pictures of pumpkins, witches and black (Grade 2, Miss Prlie: Linda Weisbecker was our ! student teacher Thursday mornjing. We enoyed having her I teach us. I We have five Brownie Scouts 'in our room. They are: Theresa Alig, Bonnie Hofeditz, Carolyn I Llewellyn, Susan Bledsoe and 'Faye Milbourne. I The following children made a hundred in their spelling test: Gary Inbody, Joe Thomas, Rose ssseoieissbbs iBHSBBBBSBUQBa
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