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Editor^n-Chief—__Chudc Assembly Notes Ha Grade News Mary Barianan Oneral News freda Slade d u b News Sam Sheldon Personals Thelma Cross Sports—Joe Sweeney, Harry HuU

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Fifth Grade News Our room is taldng on quite a

festive air these days. Window transparencies, stars, San ta Clauses, Madonna and Nativity scene pictures on the bulletin boards, secret gift and card making — all go to make up Christmas.

We are practicing for an assem-bly program to be presented Mon-day, Dec. 21, at 10 a. nt It is called "The First Noel" and trays the story of Jesus' n i e singing of the beloved Christ-mas carols will be a part of the program. The public is invited.

Sixth Grade We are glad to have Warren

Todd back to sdiooL Last Friday night some boys in

the sixth grade boxed at the game. They were Gordon McMurray, George Bull and Jerry Ladenheim.

Several ot our diss members are suffering with diickenpox and have been absent seevral weeks. We'll be very glad to welcome them back.

Third Grade We are finishing our Colonial

unit. We are going to have an old-fashioned Christmas tree. We -are going to put our Colonial dolls and toys under our tree.

We have hung up our Christmas stocking. We are going to work hard in spelling b^use if we miss a word it means a hole in our stocking.

Virginia Rowe, who has been attending the Weaver hollow school, is back in our room.

Second Grade We welcome fwo n6W members

to our class, Cecil and Audrey Spencer. We hope they enjoy their stay with us. Our room be-gins to look like Christmas and mudi of our time is now, spent in making gifts for fathere and mothers, singing .Christmas songs, listening to and reading Christ-mas stories and practicing for our program Dec. 23. We hope our fathers and mothers come.

Club News By Sam Sheldon

The Megaphone is ejroected to crane out Friday, Dec. 18. It will be the usual price, a dime to those -vi^o have not paid their Student association dues and a nickel tb those whose dues are paid up.

General News By Fk«da Slade

School closes next Wednesday and reigns Jan. 4.

TTie Juniors made over $50 on their dance last Friday. The

faculty had a meeting Tues-aftemoon.

TTie 4-H girls had a party Tues-day night.

Wednesday nigjit the Girl Scout troqp had a Mother and Daughter party.

The members of the faculty lield thw annual Christmas party Thursday night

Intramural Basicetball Monday, Boggs' and Shultis'

teams clashed. ITie game was a fast one with Boggs leading all the way. The final score was 25 to 15 in favtn* of Bogm.

Wednesday, Odell leaved Boi team. The latter won by «oore.

Friday, Polley played Shultis* team. Polley and Shultis had to ooadti from the sidelines. PoUejr's UtdB ooadiing supplied the winning

margin of 10-6.

Sports Last Friday MCS again de-

feated Fleisdimanns by a score of X to 31. Fleisdimanns led throughout the entire game until the last quarter when MCS scored 17 points to Fleisdimanns' five. Fleisdimanns played good ball all the way while MCS was off. The

scorer for FHS was Junior Pultz with 11 points. Boggs and PoUey were h i ^ for Margaret-'

ville with 15 and 13 pwnts, re-spectively.

TTiere will be no giame this week, nie next (me will be after Christ-mas vacati(HL

Freshmen Doings This Oiristmas By Bill Avery

Harry Hull, fool around; Green, going to Geneva; Mary Barkman, you'd be surprised; Ray Shultis, sleep; Doris (^wan, going to Mill-brook; Banker, haul logs; C. Hosier, work; F. Wranovics, go-ing hunting; Edna Rosa, going to travel.

ARENA \ Miss Ophelia Kyrle, R. N., left

town last Friday for the Kingston City hosmtal w^ere she will reiv der proiessi(Hial services during the Christmas vacations.

Da^(m Webster has been trans-ferred from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station to Riila-delphia, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanford and son, Bruce, spent the wedcend in

East Schodadc with Tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carl.

A banquet is to be held Friday evening, Dec. 18, at the Firemen's

young pe<^e Arnold Slade expects to be in-

ducted into the army next week. The Pleasant Valley WSCS was

entertained at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Iklelvin Blake Friday.

Ihe WSCS will meet at the s(mage for election of afficers ra-day at 2 o'dodc.

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