Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 06, 1929, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textpim six MTTOFOTCT) MATL TTITRTTNT!:, MrTDFOUn. OTlfiflOX. SUNDAY. OCTOBETJ G. 1929. News Notes of Public Schools IU'ui-ti'i-: Dun StiiiHiin. "l I ! vt'lt Hcliool tltlH week, all hoim If rr 1 jlxlio will like Ikt Mm- m-Iiuu. Junior High j NlllI11,. W lllk ,l I H. t 1IMLW, JiaiUJV LCUWd'T, llUH (llllO II Collodion of bllgS, cocoons, ele. Ciiildren from the i. .u ... i ri tt.i... A-Muiid Junior IiIkIi will play . W. 1M.(, .,; x,Uhy f,. ,m Sllfurd Junior lilch n..xi H.nur-1 iMittu.rii or ilny In Miilforil. They nro ex-, ,,, peeling m-w uniforms tu pliiy III. j " Kixt-d Hull Miwl RiiowvHt wiih lpinlly liralcn Hat- . MrH. Black Iihh rt-l;nml, anil unlay when wo plnyMl Jurkmm, Win. Nt-wtivrry has tukun )nr pluco 211 to II, In (heir favor.. We are an muiile lonelier. j tillillitf up Jlke ererylliliiK r tlint Teael)erH InHtltuto la next week, wo will ne-i be. defeated on the -whleh will be a two liiy vacation I lutli when we play Lincoln. We for tile pupllK. will not take Uefeut again if we DURANT "FOUR-SPEED WEEK" 1 omo of tho pupils have planned ! can help It, . trips through tho stato and Call foi -nla. flanking Tho average for the building was S,3 per witt. Tho following rooms hanked jou percent: assem bly, under Mr. Kltch; i,lso rooms 10, 1, ti. Junior high ranked nee-. 'lea n On Wednesday, every hoy and girl of Koosovclt decided to pick ui) juHt one htl of paper or train;) thnt might bo seen on tho grounds and it made a great difference in tho lookN of tint jiruundH. Hut the bout way to keep tho grounds und In banking among tho Aled-! L,Kn t t" M'P it. ford BciioolH. T The school iiui-hc. MrH. Jones, : Iihh been weighing. measuring ami ' lakliiK viHlon tests, preparatory for j tho physical examination to cojne j Jul IT. Washington School There are 4t2 pupils, the largest enrollment Junior high him over had. ' t ' Assembly Wo were fortunate Friday after noon In having Mm. Pnske sing to 11 m. Kveryono enjoyed hoi nolo very uiueb. (Irolchen McAllister, a lit tie tot from tho Kve Honson Dancing Academy delighted iih with her dance. The rent of the program yuH in tho form of a pep rahy. Wo met our new yell lend ers: Kvelyn Herman. Jack Wood and U'llma Cluy. Tho checi I-ad-t'lH, us woll us the learn, are anxi ouh for everyone to turn out to see (he tames. Thia year'H line-up Ih an follows: . .'en tor, )onald (ireaveK; It ft Kuard 1'at Shaw; liffht ctianl, Maui Ice Putney; left Uicklc, t.'lydo J-'lcht per; rltfht laekle, Ited Shears; rlffht end, Cloyd Hmhh; lrft end, Iinve Lowry; guarterhaek, Vie Oohle; rlwht half, Max OUliiHky; left half, Hob Thurmnn; fullbaek. Tommy -"White, ThiH wiek mi extra meetlim of Uio .WuHhliiKlon J'. T. A. w;ih called that deleKnieH mlwhl he eleetcd to the Ntalu meetiiiK whleh Ih to con vene In (IrantH 1'aHn on Oct. 10 and continue for four dayH. Knrollmeiit In our Kchool Ik now 34 K, At noon and before kc'.ioo In the mornlnjf our pluyirround in rather crowded. . Houin uli led ln banklnK thlH week with tiA coiuIiik necoiid. Our Hchool aveniKO was iiu per cent. Our record for keeping hralth rulew wjlh y 4 per cent thla week. W'v are proud of the way our Ioh and "fffrla are working. Hpollint; ffra4le are not ho jrood, only per cent hh the wIumiI avvruKe. J.ut wc are kuJuk to clljnb hlKhet than that. So school on Monday and Tues day on account of Tcachera' Insti tute. Many good timet are planned for thoMe two daya by the children of WaHhJnpton ncliool. Howard School Jackson School If two automobiles, a Durant Six Six(y-Six,with four forward gpcctl shown left above, anil the average car, with thrcc-hpectl traiismis sioi), started on a glohc-eii-irc)iji trip in high gear and traveled nt the same mnnhnr of engine revolution per minute, the Durant, with the double high transmission, would eotupletc the trip 6,000 miles ahead of the other car. This illu-lrat ion it being inude today by Durant dealers throughout the Vt'est. in eonjunelion with the hold ing of '"Durant Four-Forward Speed Revelation Week," to r!tcr" Juc high eflieicticy of this latest Durant creation. Teach Imya a Trade London has Junior technical schools which offer truhilnif In a. ; specific trade or group of allied i trades to boyn under 1G years. The i schools also coniinue the policial , education of the boys and develop ' ihem physically through exercises i-.nd Kiiniefi. These nchooln are Piirtlcularly useful in face of the ; decline in the apprenticeship nys j n-ni In London, with the resultant lack of oppommltien for hoys to ! learn skilled trades In that time honored way. The demand for : hoys so trained usuully exceeds .he ! supply. ! Vew Slnuifwi :oiiiMHor IIIJKLLV (Hi Krwln.StniUMV 1 year old son of Oscar Slrau.sy, fa maus operetta composer, has iust ctmplei-d an operetta, "Mis.-ttH-ty s Jazz llnnd," which will Jnuvo its premiere at Xante, France. (ienpans Mkc V'lie Well" ItKRJJX W Jtadcllffe Hull's '. novel. "The Well of Lonelincy.V ' the sale of which bus been pro : hlblted In England, Is enJoyluK J wide popularity In (Jermany. The majorlly of critics found nothing obj' ctiomible in the book. i:ntllh Klfcim in I'ari-s IAKJS Atf A Frenchman seems to be reunided as a foreigner In bis own home town, around the Aladelalne, center of tourist shop ping. One of the stores recently put up warning placards, 4Heware of wet paint." neglecting to put it in Krencii fr the benefit of the 3.00M0U notlvcs. To Oca ii Vases A deep vase or jar can be easily cleaned inside by adding bits of wrapping paper to warm soapy water and shaking well. Ammonia in the rinsing water will make the jflustt more brilliant. I. S. Jg UKl'SIO iP Printers und pub lishers of this city, finding thit their annual book fair this uii- tinnn attracted little notice, nave This week the school news wis written by reporters from the sixth fl grade. Kach reporter gathers his own Information and makes Tho teuchurs of tho Howard school were vm-v deliirhtfuliu en tertained by u recent tun irlvcn .!iinfM oW interviews before wrltln their honor by tho 1. T.' A. oni,,u' it,"i- Knllowing is a list of Friday ovonlng, Heptomhor '7. I 11,0 reporters: Thoro are one hundred iweniv-1 Health Margaret lthndes. building as a whole was 84 this day and Tuesday, week. .Mrs. Mct'rackens M and 'l'! history class is prcpar 3A room ami Mrs. Harrison's till j i"K Pl'iy for October Ulh which room each bunked lu per cent. i 'olumbus Uny. We like the new way of count- " pstcr!i that won ing our health habits belter than ' prlxon at the lair are on display the old way. This week iiX.S per. four enrolled In school. This is the largest number ever to at tend this school at one time. Most of the boys, of the upper grades nro taking manual train ing. They are making bookcases for the library. The girls of the tipper grades are taking sewing und ro making aprons at present. The fifth and sixth grade rooms have been having Interesting Im promptu programs Friday. Lat Krlduy Kuth Thoburn was chair man. This Friday (bill St. Ar nold was chairman. This room has a student body organlz.it Ion Primary News Doui.ld I 'rice. Departmental News - Uaymond Hubbard. HpellliiK Thomas Harvey. Sports Marvin Hurk. Han king J ohn IJa llaire. Playgrounds William Mllhoan. Primary News. ' Vellu ftossett from floKUc Itlver entered the First It grade. Cath erine Petty was transferred to the Lincoln first grade. Neil Stone of the second grade will Jcavo for Central Point Mon day. William Smith has been trans ferred from the Lincoln to the whh John Cunimlngs as president, I Jackson school. Lowell Pratt, vice president and Ituth Thoburn. secretary. The four upper grudes Just com pleted a woodwork project In art. Tho fifth and sixth grades made letter, twine and match holder and the seventh and eighth gmd.'s.l st percentage of i'S made door stops had book ends. The four upper grades have ro organized their harmonica band. The third and fourth grades suug two Hongs for Uio, parent cachon meeting. Mrs. Thoburn has chM-ge of the sewing classes on Friday after noons. Our school had the highest av erage In the savings account from the Pulldhig &' Loan association In the county outside of Medford. Tho Ihlrd and fourth giv.des Imvej bad u hundred percent In banking j for the past four weeks. I Jcnho Cunimlngs Is buck nt school, after u two weeks ubseuce, during which Unio his tamili were removed. The pupils of the fourth grade' has started a better breaJifast con test using Sperry rereals as prices. MIsh Leona Van ltrunt left last mnittb for California. Kach child In the primary room In an enthusiastic carpenter this week. Kveryono Is Intensely In terested in building a model lurm on the sand table. Two morn pupils of the primary room have left the district. June and Joe Kcrlven left with their parents for eastern Oregon. John Thoburn and Carol C.lb bons were (hMcjit during the first of tho week duo to Illness. cent of the health rules were fol- j towed. j The spelling average for the j whole school Is !Mi.'.' per cent. j om first game of speed ball for j the year was playd on the Jack- ; son sciiool grounds Saturday mor- ! nlng. September 2Sth, We played , agaliiht the Washington boys. We were pretty evenly matched. lp u mil utmost llnui for the final ( whistle to blow, it scented that the score was going to be 0 to a. Wal-, lace Ludwig saved the day for us when be drove the bail to the goal within fifteen seconds of the end, of the gumo. Many pupils and their parents! are planning out-of-town trips for j this week end. Teachers' Institute. Is being held In Medford this year.! There will be tin school nxt Mull- 1 In the lower hall. We ure enjoy ing the ntvery much. The second grade pupil; are making clowns. They are very cute. M Iss Tucker teaches t his room. Mrs. McCrackrn's pupils, the 3 It's and the It A's al e making vegetable people. M r. C a r r o t w cars a high topped hat. M Ns Lettice wears a pink dross. M r. Teimilo wears blue overalls and a str-iw hat. Some of the drawings are very good. ' M iss A bbott's 1 1t's a re wnrklng bard to learn their one hundred words so that they may get their first biM.lt to rend. '-' . ) The I It's and tA's In Mm Har ris's room ure working especially bard In reading so they may check their Individual score cards. C-tthorlne. Unity und Kvnn Petty have been transferred to our school from the Jackson school. Klsie and Kleanor Alcock have come to us from ltooscvclt. ltay mond A'ose and (leorge Hopper have left us. Raymond moved to California and ( leorge went to Cnriuille. We all offer our sympathy to I'runcis and Leroy Johnson in the loss of their father. 1 liblcgatd Lang is back In suliool again. ribc ha recovered from (he Injuries K';ie received when a car ran over her. The first meeting of the Parent Teachers" association took place Friday afternoon. Mrs. Newbury's room won the fern for having the most nuiihirs present. When wo come buck next Wed nesday we hope .to wee the flag flying fmm nur new flag pole whic.i In being set in the middle of the front walk. "Designed especially for modern power, driving conditions, the Durant; "Ordinary driving requires onlv fo'ir-specd transmission combine-, three gears, the driver shifting liie advantages of riuick starting . just as lie always has dime. Start- ami acceleration, high head speed ing In hm ond. the driver of thei ,, ,u discontinue the event and at low motor speed in the four: ! Durum Six Sixty-Six hhifts natura- i l( moVp their headquarters to gear, and tremendous power In ly ipio third, u gear slightly :rlin. This ends Leipsig as th" first gear." nays Mr. Sabin ofler than the usual third. The fl"- j)0uk center of Germany. Sabin, & Kindt. local Durant ileal-nl shift. Into fourth gear, dupll-i cr. . tales the old shift into high. Inl DUP.LTN tAi' Kngllsh eompnn- "The Durant four-speed trun-j fourth speed Die Duinnt gear ra- ies whii h have hitherto refused to mission retains all the advantages-n,, S1 mm.i higher than third j insure Irish motorists against ma of three-speed systems, he s'ate.jgear In the average transmission liclous mischief have withdrawn "The addition of a fourth gear al-lihat niotnr speed Is reduced con- the ban. Authorities cite the iic lows a greater range of speed and 'sWernhly." i Hon as a sign of Improved public mortality, advocate an hour aj j:orRXKMOLTII. Kngland LV I A( J(Haii vU.luvv of th(1 Cm. day in the sunlight, dad In a lin- ; England's first troop of air scouts, j tl.r h,,,,,.,.,, done on deersk'n en hat ond u loin :loth. as pare embracing boys of 12 In 1 1 years i by chief Standing Hear, who took of, Australia's .school curriculum. , of ugo hius been organii.d here.ipjirt In the battle, is In tho Mis He claim's it would eliminate tu- The troop built a plane which i sourl K-iOure;s museum at Jef bcrenlosln. v i taxis but does not fly. I fervoo City. Revolution ary . . . in Us new and advanced type of beauty, its extreme comfort and roominess, its velvet smooth performance. . . 7s speed of SO miles an hour. . . , and in its sqisqtjonal "fowpricp . " $ j SVUXRV ol'.i Truliy Kin?, kniixhted vee'ntly In reeoKnl'.inn of li work in tN'.lnrini: infant' FACTORY rl Roosevelt School I 1 1 The following pupils reported tho news for their school for this week: Amy Klllott. Virginia Und Icy, Richard Kvanslier, Mary Powell. Frank Hull. I. T. A. Moling We held our first P, T, A. meet hii( l-V4diL', Oct. 4. Afttr Uie short bii hi nes meeting Janet Maun of tho OH placed it piano solo, then a read Inn :ih given by Kltilne ltn phy of the f.A, KollowliiK this re freshments were served by the fol lowing hoHtesses: Mrs. Hoy Huyer, Mrs. C. 1L I sua en. Mrs, J. F. Ilsnlsii. .Mrs. L Wicks and Mrs. N. A. Mend. Uulibliur Many rooms reported with over 100 jierccnt In bmikina this week. They wore 4A. I0. percent: 111- IA. 107.4; 611. 107. Ii Ml. 102.7: IB. 100 percent: and the 211. 100 percent. The building average was I'M percent, which Is nolle, good, We are ftrndiiully cIIuiMur up to our Boal, tfbi percent. PiiMl !AMlnir ntiil New Pupils The Koosevelt boys und girl were sorry tn lose three pupils this week. Those teavlnff were Joe tvtaon. H; Thoinns tvenon. 1 A. and Ivf Jvraon, III. They are leu vint for rural dl-trlcts. Marguorlti Ltidwlg from (he Llneotn district entered the Uoc rue 'itiird I made some wvy pretty asters out of colored paper. They are on the-. wall In Mrs. Mur ray's room. Spelling. The Fifth As have had the high- The Sixth As ami Sixth lis came second with !", per cent. All classes will work harder next week In order to have a higher percentage. j Health. Mrs.. Laldley's mom. the Sixth H. hud S'.'.G per cent In health work this week. They had the highest average. Miss Smith's room, the Fourth A. was the next highest In the Heboid. TheV had !!.- IMM ' ....r lM. uMt,.,o i-1.it,.rt W im IK.l per cent. Snorts. The Fifth and Sixth grades are playing the Lincoln school some time next week. Tho date has not yet been set. We played Roosevelt last Satur day and wmi by "9 points. It w.is a Bond pratne but the score was a Utile one-sided. lluuMiiK' The bunking u.v era uo for the building was Sfl.S per cent. Miv. Ijtldlcy's and Miss Smith's room came hlKhest with only two pupllu not banking. Kvuryone wants to bring the average up above the !J per cent mark next week. Clean l'p! The Jackson school grade are taking turns cleaning up the play grounds tills year. The Third grade is taking care of It Ibis week. Thot hi ve set n good example for the upper grades. l.ast ytir we bud u committor r called "Clean-Cp ctnnmlttee." Thcvi cleaned the playgrounds. The chairman wore n badge to show ( be was lilt offlci'r. j Pepaiintcnlal News, liss HrlvKs room has thr.'e shelves of library books. Ther , are about twice as many ns luM year because the Fourth grade Iuk, iicen added to the Fifth and SlMh. The Sixth Hs are going to havei a Hallowe'en party If they gel lea per cent In health until the )at , of Oetober, We hope everyone will remember nnd come ready for Inspection ei.ch day. Friday uftornoon the mothers j came to the Parent-Teachers' meet- , liiB. Iteforf the meeting they went In to see the children tit work. We Ilk to have the mmhers visit us. 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