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me Classes Have Talks in Class Rooms-—
1; Center Planning Field Day June 18———Prizes
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This Week
,1 0st of the Norwalk schools ‘cele-
,1d Memorial Day with appropri-
‘ xercises given at the Friday
into: assemblies.
1?.‘iose schools which did not. pre-
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programs in honor of tho occa-
1‘13propared short to on the na-
,ll holiday. which \ cro given in
ideas rooms.
jteynr school isolanning to hold
1-da1y1at Roton Point. June 1211.
"‘ it will be awarded.
ludsen school is making elabor-
1, ohms {or the annual exhibition
11' ‘to be held June 12.
, he essays on “Why Norwalk ls
he! Connecticut's Most PiospcI-
fillies." am being carefully Judg-
{Ind are almost; completed. The
i er will be announced this neck.
CENTER SCHOOL.
1 i516 mid-week assembly was held
11'sday morning in the assembly.
ram was in charge of Room 12.
'was as follows:
sch—Anna. Bales.
1elude. “Morning Prayer."
5' tt-«Ruth Merrlman.
igading from the Bible and may-
by
l 3, “Battle Hymn of the Rom
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ulin solo. overture i'1um "Poet
‘Peasant"—Kenton Brlcson.
1‘ ndolln solo, “The 11 lower
‘ «lift-Alice Rooney.
em. “The Blue and the Grey"—
Smith.
.1 .0 Mitchell.
limitation. “Keenan's Charge"
gn‘e Miethell.
'11 citation, “Lee to the
1 Martin.
citation. “Oh. Captain. My Cap-
—-Harry Ingram.
citation. “A
Roar”—
Toast"—Carrle
dolln solo—Stanley Rowe.
no solo—Katherine Rooney.
o dance—Marguerite Hendrick-
gag Salute.
etar Spangled Banner."
‘ i3¢social was given to the students
1 its eighth grades Thursday after-
in the assembly. The program
, planned by the head of the so-
epartment. Grace Stewart. and
as follows:
lln solo—Kenton Ericson.
Ration—Catherine Baker.
‘Filllce—Ha‘zel Ericson.
{Hog plin solo—Ethelbelt Ussillni.
icitatiotiv-Graco Stewart. ,_
‘ 7 nee—Marguerite Hendrickso‘n.
trmonlca solo—Jane “foam.
1 ndolln solo~Stanley Rowe.
,iéoiin solo—Evelyn Gamble.
1 citation—Dorothy Helkemioa‘.
9 Science Club will visit the
um of Natural History June 6.
day morning the school studied
tiquette of our national flag and
”1‘ orlal Day. ‘
e school will hold a field day at
ll Point. June 18. Races will be
and prizes awarded. All are
ng forward to the day.
_ -.dred June of Massachusetts vis-
n Room 13 Thursday afternoon.
om 13 is to have charge or as-
ly next Thursday. A Flag Day
twill be presented.
McMurruy and his class plan
yo 8. frankturtcr roast at Conl-
teach after school Tuesday.
. ROOSEVELT SCHOOL.
e Memorial program given by
school included the following:
or Spangled Banner”-The
9 school.
ug. "The Flag Goes By"—-Grade
Flanders Iield"—By Grades
nd 5A
mer'icas Answer"—_—-By 1 Grace
id. Grace Lyons, Johnny .De-
and Charles Burke. .
3. "Memorial Day"—-By Grades
nd 5A. .
will”). “Mmoerlal Day"——By
' her Bassler. Grade 413.
5. “Our Flag"—-Grade 3.
citation, “Memorial Day_"—By
rtis.
1'. "‘Kcep the Home
ing‘" and "The Long,
"—By Grades 1 and" u-
s H. Lillian Hewitt. writing su-
car. and David‘ Greene. super-
oi! grades. vilted the school
,week. -
' allots for the health play. to be
' June 5 under the supervision
ls‘s Thompson. are now 'on sale.
Fires
Long
sedation. “Sam and Gertyc" by
351’ nie Caruso. 1
.5 "Memorial Day."
i :1 Dulberg.
3eltstion. "A Flag," by Herbert
'by
h Thorpe.
recitation. “Bring Blossoms." by
, "Memorial Day,"
” " 1 Cspllback." Elisabeth
3 and Minnie Boradino. ‘
1 itatlon. “01¢:th cli‘orever."
Iargsrot Galoyon. Tessie Station;
2 Jute to the Flag. by the school.
-——~ Knudsen to Hold Annual Exhibition
June 12—1Essay Winners to Be Announced
by1
New Dem Chief
Representative” 5 William
‘cratic national committee.
Smith and
‘he party.
“Why “0 lime Memorial
Jolnn llisko.
.Song. “The Soldiers."
ten.
Selection
band.
Recitation, "Little
boys from grade four.
Duet. "0111' Flag." Mildred
Ior and Miriam Cummings. 11
Radiation. “In Flandcr's
grade four. 3
"America‘s Answer." by Cat
Eldrldgc.
.I)uet. “Suntalnici:1," by
Erdos and George Buhovccz.
by the
Soldiers,"
Is Compromise
A.
“Oldfield (above) of Arkansas
becomes chairman of the Demo-
sue’
ceeding Clem L. Shares. as a re:
sult of a compromise reached in
exchanges between the worries
McAdoo factions of
Day."
kindergar-
Kindcrgarten »
six
Tay-
Field,"
horlne
I lolcn
OrWalk
llccltntion, ""1e l’1‘las."rby liclen
\Vullen. '
Bong, “Patriotism." by grime live.
itcuding,’ “Memorial Day." by Ede ‘
Lilli“).
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lug 15y.‘ by gm 0 six.
Hung "Meme 111 Day."
"old Uncle .1 f; ” recitation. Adel.
aide Chalvoy.
Song, “Amelltt
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Pupils at this school gave the fol»
lowing interesting program {or Me.
morlal Day encrciscs: . ‘
lions by the wintlre school.
“The Message"' by Vivian
Wagner,
"Betsy ltoss."
You
by Anna Russo.
Sung. Dorothy licmlensoy, Gladys
llariwrlght. C111 Motto Marshall and
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"The Cotton Hug,"
Williams.
"Old Tree," 1
“Aincl‘icnn l1‘l
"l’nti'iotinni."
“What the M
Suzanne l’eppcr
Song, Alice dimes. Adeniuh Phil-
lips. and (lenchcvc Murray.
by Holdall
dlih Westerllng.
11:," A Burns.
Ollvo itnruvrlgl‘lt.
g Menus to Me.” by
"0111' Stars 11 kb‘tt'lpcsfl' William
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Song, by lidlh \Wstcrllng. Alicc
Hurlnright. A111 11, ltusso, itny Grlob.
cl, 11nd lienry \,l1lte.
1’01 111. Vela ‘oss.
. "l1 lag that O Fliifs Us One." Dolly
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KNUDSEN SCHOOL
Pupils oi“ the Knudsen school are
making many lens for the exhibi-
tion to he give) 11t\tho school Julie
121i). At that line, the work of all
the grades in 1
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may see what Flicir own and other
children are no :omplishing in school.
In the Killltil‘cn school there are
two third 141111111111, two seconds. two
ii1'sts and :1 hit dcrgarien. Must of
the work will be presented in the
form of bookie s, the work of each
child being con mined in ono‘bookiet.
ROWAY i‘ON SCHOOL
'l‘hc Mcmorhl day piogiam fol-
loivs:
(nude \1 '
’l‘he Soldier—E Flag and tho Sol-
dier's Flower :‘lvelyh Shipman and
Miriam liontl. 1
We Love Our
Brown. llcrbet Lund. Jack Mose-
ley. Stephen ll ski. Ach Nelson.
The Neill‘lilg‘ of the Colors——
Betty Merely. Helen Ladrlgan. Ida
Brown.
Special Flag .
Bond.
'lrndcs IV. and V.
Recitation, “l‘ho Flag Goes By"—
Alvln Battistcue. Everett Morley.
Jennie Johns n. Muriel Jule‘son.
Harold Maillaid. Edward Kransse.
Song. "Patri tlsm."
Grades III. 1nd II.
Recitation, .‘TWhat Does It Mean?”
Flag—Isadore
-—(‘-lad)s M11111
Itccltatlon, Van Al-
, the Flag l3 l’nss- ’
)0 school will be dis.
Reading by Miriam 1
styne and Nancy Milligan.
Grade 11' "
lteeltntion~1loscpliino Theien.
lleciiatldh—M‘alil Garvey
Ethel. Johnson.
Missullewltt .the nennianshin su-
l‘m‘Vilol‘, visited the school» this
week. -
and
\VINNII’AUK SCHOOIA
The reading certificates for those
who have read live or more library
books have'besn 11',etu1ncd having
been slg ed by‘ Supervisor DNA.
Green a the lihraly visitor and.
Inspector. Belle Holcomb Johnson.
Those who earned these certificates
are:
Frances Wlsnlewski. Rose Arena.
Alice Scalisl. Mafslda leeechl. 111d-
ward Malanlk. Marjorie Rust. Susie
Arena. 1 Damon Livoeehi. lrving
Grades. Henry Zarges. Charles Ni-
castro. Nettie Vontrella, ’Jessle
inombiokl. Genevieve Chlmlclew-
51m. Albert. Ilnzatkie. Vera Kolos.
Lillian more. Muriel lludson. Ar:-
thur Norman, Julio. Chiemlcwska.
Mildred Kern. Lavina Rice, Eliza-
beth Rogowski. Augustine Scalisi.
Albertina Miserondino. Ruth Chit-
tim. George Geddos, Susie Longe-
bricco. Ronald Pierce. Walter Diaz-
owig. Edwin Gollnski. Edwin Rice,
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Alired Item. Antonld Vintrelln?
Joseph Nicsstr1'0ui‘lownce Behreyer.
Genevieve Gurney. Anna lealou-
skin. Helen Petites. Marlon London.
Sherwood Quigtey. Frances Nicos-
tro. Bertha Tekln. William in-
burda. Bernard Perqlti Antbl 'ttd
Scullsl. Elisabeth Zglomblcld, Baiah
Liners. Beatrice Hotehlnson.
Miss Hewitt was pleased with the
writing lessons fl1‘riday - and
mom was given a star for the Mul’
work.1 '
Superintendent Buchahan visited
the school Thursday.‘
The Memorial day program fol-
lows; 1
Patriotic songs. by school.
1111:: salute. school.
Ltiqnette oi the Flap—discussed
by school. -
The Bugle Bani-Muriel Hudson.
Lillian Blore, Nettie Ventrells.
The American Creed—Marion
London. . 9
What the Flag Stands Feb-Alina
Mlkalowsltie. Dorothy Perkins, Hel-
en Petkus.
Memorial day—I1 rank Gray Sher-
wood Qulgley. Ralph Elllsk Joseph
Livoeehl .
The Old Flat;r Forever—Antoin—
ette Scalisl. Helen Vcnt11elln.1 Mar.
garet Bar, .
In Flanders
Gurney. Mabel Blot-e.
kin, Mary McGrnih.
Field~Genevlcve
Bertha. ’l‘o-
BROAD RIVER.- ‘
Miss Hewitt. writing supervisor.
each ‘
visited the school Tuesday.
Miss Bouton. dmwing supervlsox.
visited the sch'ool Monday.
’l‘ though the kindness of Tho City
Notional llnnk or South Nonvulk,
the school wns presented with live
beautiful hostels containing the oil-1
the ting code.
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day. ‘1 ‘
At the (mnembly [1‘1 idav uitcxnoon
the iollowing Memorial 1th pro-
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Singing “Ainelica. "
CULIlDOBliiOll,
May 'l'renchnrd.
Ilco. "Mny
James, Guido 1V.
Rec. "(I'1)\ci in the Meadow, " Ilcl-
on Itinruldo. (lindo ll. 1
licndlng “11‘01 Dcclaiation
School.
1.1'Me1norlal Dnyfl
TI ensures, " Ruth
Day."
Dorothy 11111111. ,
stngl11g"8cntter the
Grades V and VI.
Composition, “Our Flag," llohcrt
Allyn. '_
11:00. 1 “Flower
Donlvnn, 111m
Allen.
Reading. “The Lonely Grave 11nd
l1."‘,iiie" May 'l‘renohmti.
Singinrr. “'i‘1lbuto to the Ilrme,”
(bodes M11111] \‘l.
itcc. "Bring1l1‘lowers." Agnes Zim-
mermnnn. Grndo lV.
’l‘rlowltcd. White and
Frances Itlnrsico. piano; May ’l‘ren-
chard, mnndtdln: Robert Allen,
violin. ‘
Concert. rec. “Gettysburg Address"
Grndo VI.
Flowers."
Friends." I,
(i‘nntonl, 11 Barbara.
Leolrt _
Blue“
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Reading, "Bird's Nests." Louis
Bloom. ,
llcndlng, "In Memoriam,"
Shanko.
Singing. "Our
V. and XI.
ltcc. “Decoration
Denhroshi.
Rec "(1111 ’l‘lits." Gindo V.
Singing, "Star Spangled Banner."
school.
Salute to tho ling.
Anna
Soldiers." Grades
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Iiluy," Agnes
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
The Memorial Day program:
Salute to Flag, school.
America, scli‘ool.
An Acrostic, .“.\lcn1orinl
grade II. .
tCnrol llocio, Josephine Statute,
Louis Nnggy. Mary Corlsh. Ernest.
Finch. Sylvia Lysoby. Milton Brown,
Angelo. Donut], Kenneth l'dulovic.
Sylvia Glazier, Jnck- Sutton.
Recitation, “Memorial Day," grade
IV. _ ‘ 1
Cecelia Miller. Eleanor Deilus.
James SilknEdivard Kuhun.
'Song, "The Long, Long
school.
lecitdtion, “The Flag Goes ‘By."
Morris Robinson. grade 6. .
Class Recitation, "The Blue and
the Gray," grade V.
Song. "Keep the
Burning," scnom.
Recitation, "In Flander's Fields."
Gerard Lewis. "America's Answer."
Esther McKcnsio. grade V-V‘I.
Day,"
Trail,"
Home Fires
Song, “’l‘cnttng Tonight." grade
Vl. Theresa Nagy, Florence Bitano,
o
Goldie Longycl.
Mastrollla.
Song. “llnttle Ilymn oi the
public.” ut'hool.1 _
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