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PAGE SIX THE ERA, BRADFORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1951. Cheerleaders Are Selected At Custer City MIRIN ADAMSON Cherricadiors at the Custer: City School were elected for 'he coming term last They ale Annette SteinMouser 1 Han' o1, Patty Hig-1 4 1. L.I Marie Wilkin-' son and Firs crane 15 preparing a play Day in Mother Goose's be procented Friday for assembl'. Bulletin boards and winaows are decorated with leaves which severa! classes have made for art Th.rd crade members have room as cleaning boards. re ton 1 ora:" table neat.

al ('c-ers and inspecting co Ean week a new pupil 1 1S Ines to cach du'; They have b.al model town showing houses and vrhat park in the center of the town. Grades four I and four 2 are writinz and exchanging letters for their English work Four I has completed a large mural showing I Eskimo life in. winter and summer. They have also loaded a cargo ship for trade with Baffin Island. The new student in fifth grade 1s Daud Patterson who comes from fourth ward school in Bradford.

They now have the largest class in our school S.Ath grade I prepared ships for Columbus Day. They are ing up pictures and items of interest for Pennsylvania Week. Team Ball Leaders Named at Fifth Ward School By CAROLE LONGO Team leaders for the ball" game series at the Fifth Ward School were chosen last week. Captains for the girls' teams are Judy Paige, Elnor Warner, Carole Lorgo and Mary Jane Swartz. Boy captains are Thomas Hannaks, Thomas Schoonover.

Ronald Peterson and James Gorton. Sixth grade members at the Fifth Ward School are working on masks for art projects. Larry Fowler, a member of sixth grade, has returned to school after bemg absent because of illness. Edith Cooper has transferred to the sixth grade from Custer City. Larry Fowler and Julia Brink, both of sixth grade.

celebrated their birthdays recently. of the fourth grade made poem covers with monograms last week. The class has plants growing on the windowsills, and Vincent Pascale brought a vase to school for plants to grow in. 1 Birthdays last week included those of Kathleen Ciccarelli and Martha Good. Children of the third grade have, made poem booklets with designs, or.

each cover. They are also col-: lecung articles for their arithmetic table. Third and fourth grades made a fail frieze recently for an art projec: The third grade has new reade-5 called "TE I Were Going." B.rthdays u. 'he third grade were celebrated this week David Bleem and Sally Shelter First grade children are farras and garden vegetables while the second grade has made a picture Gf autumn leaves. They hate nuts.

zrasshoppers. needs and wid flowers in their room The kinderzar en 15 a on schools. Spec.al teachers are scheduled to tack to the caldrer and explain what the job 1S in sobco! Eldred Seniors Making Trip Plans dred-': car: P. -E r. 102 TOO SE ANONS Kane High School to Crown Football Queen Saturday MARY HESS Martha Fogel, secretary-treasurer.

Dungaree League, girls' softball league, is planning a tureen By A program committee also set up includes Cleon Cornes, Don dinner to be held in the Grange Hall, according to their adviser, Mrs. Kane--Kane High School will hold its annual homecoming game Flockerzi and Joyce Watts. Suggestions for field trips were given but Alice Turner, Games which were held during the summer have not Saturday, Oct. 27, when it meets the Reynoldsville eleven for the last plans have not yet been made. yet been completed so winners of the Dungaree League trophy will home game of the season, it was announced by BIL.

O'Donnell, acting not be announced at the dinner. president of the Kane Booster Club. Kane High School was represented by three faculty members at .1 special program will be conducted at -time which will the atomic energy conference at Clarion State Teachers College Four seniors along with Robert Smith, problems of democracy include crowning of the football queen. Candidates for queen will be yesterday. They were D.

G. VanOrmer, Gregg Turner and Robert teacher, will attend the special student session of the annual New selected by senior homerooms and final elections will be made by the Carson. The meeting was sponsored by the educational services of York Herald Tribune forum in New York City next Tuesday afternoon. football team. the U.S.

Atomic Energy Commission, Those seniors are Joanna Johnson, Barbara Dee Swanson, BIll A throne will be vet up for the three candidates and they will Guest speakers were present from Princeton and New York uni- Murphy and John MacEwen. The group will leave early Monday drive to the center of the field for the crowning. Fersities. Specialists from the Oak Ridge and Schenectady atomic morning by car and will stay in a hotel Monday and Tuesday Kane Booster (lub is planning a homecoming dance for that laboratories also spoke to the group. nings and will return home Wednesday.

evening in the Kane Armory. The queen and her two attendants will Discussion subject for the meeting will center mainly on the milbe the honored guests, Frank Ashbaugh, senior and Hi-Life production manager, has itary training program. The trip is being sponsored by the principal's Dad's Day, honoring fathers of all the players, may also be held recently been elected president of Kane High's rifle team, Other office. that day, but no definite plans have been announced by the Kane officers elected were Dare Baumann, vicepresident; Larry Bush, secre- The meeting will be held in the grand ballroom of the Hotel Athletic Association. tary; and Bob Meckley, treasurer.

Waldorf -Astoria and will be carried on standard broadcast and teleDiscussion on dues followed the election and it was decided dues vision networks. John MacEwen was elected president of Phy Chy Club. it was must be paid before a member is allowed to shoot. Ammunition will Louis B. Hershey, head of selective service, is to be one of the recently announced by D.

G. VanOrmer, adviser. be issued free of charge. The club has been grouped into several principal speakers at the meeting. Discussion subject will be: How Other officers elected were Cleon Cornes, vicepresident, and teams which will hold competition matches Tuesday mornings.

will continuing mobilization affect my future as a free human being? Bradford Era School Section Bradford Senior High Officers Elected By Library Club By Donald Owens has Club at Bradford Senior Jim Day, vicepresident, both as secretary and trying to keep our library running in an efficient manner, are as follows: Gorden Andrews, Wilma Barker, William Barret, Patricia Battles. Sonna Bright, Donna dage. Marlene Carter, Ed Cross, Jim Day, Jean Eckborg, Pauline Grennan, Bill Guthrie, Zoranne Hervatin, Fred Holden. Joan Johnston, Kristin Kirsch, Elsie Larson, Carol Morris and Jacquie Moore. Others are: Mary O'Connell, Don Owens, Margaret Pehonsky, Ken Phillips, Delores Rea, Vernice Reck, Jane Reynolds, Delores Smith, Russell Smith, George Songer, Marion Stickney, James Transell, Joanne Longworthy and Miss Mary Hamilton, the adviser.

Plans for an assembly during Book Week are now being discussed by the club. Three of our own students will get the chance to see and perhaps meet none other than Governor Fine of Pennsylvania. The lucky ones are Nancy McGrath and James (Doc) Russell. both juniors. and Chuck Hayes, a senior and the Student Council president.

They were elected by the other council members to represent them at the State Studept Council Conference to be held Oct. 18, 19, 20 at Kittanning. On these three days, they will attend all types of conferences to which Governor Fine has been in-! vited. We students bave a holiday today and many of you are probably still in your comfy beds reading this. In accordance with Business Education Week.

our teachers have gone to the industries and businesses of Bradford. We hope enjoying themselves We are! Wimpy Yinger. taking the part of the bard boiled- executioner; Gary Best as the warden, Dick Marcott the reporter; and Tony i Chiarille as the new prison guard. were the actors In a one act play entitled "'The Other Side" which was presented to the B.H.S. students last Friday The production was under the direction of Mr Sidney Simon.

The creepy music. along with the dimiy lit stage ed to the emotional intensity of the play which centered around a state prison. We must no: forzet those who plarec roles behind staze Dick Mathers Frank ard Joe Lac.are who took care of and scenery. Nancy cperated the sound War: Ganerie. the Mora W.liamson inc pron pier aere led Cute Ma: our: Following the the ted the enre student bod.

some roof cheer T.o Gerera: Hou-e of Ma2 Car 0 our school, under sponsorn r.tr.cal conte: To doctrical 0: 7 cal c.g.neer proved to be the scientific 17,0 othere ch a die. Myrtle P. I 101 RI RUING AVE Sm thpo-1 AT.O 30; Cor crart tor a for tr. I' Ge 3, we- tr. cries, BrOC.C: Name Play Cast At Eldred Hi By JO MARIE CURTIS Eldred Eldred High School seniors have chosen the production of "Comin' Round the Mountain" for their class play to be held November 15.

The three act comedy will be presented in the high school gymnaslum. It is built around the funny doings of the backwoods of the mountain country in the south. Members of the cast are Sherry Howell, Hurley Ford, Jo Marie Curtis, Ronnie Houben, Joe Fileshifter, Donna Fitzsimmons. Frank Cummings, Janet Fox, Larry Miller, James Cummings, Joanne Cantwell and Verona Mitchell. A billbilly band will be made up and will be under the direction of Mrs.

Wilds Mary Leffler, music instructor. Mrs. Anne J. Breck is directing the play. Thursday will be known as "blue Thursday." Report cards will be given out.

A Traffic Safety Education program will be held October 15 to 18. Pupils with licenses and permits will be tested with other pupils as observers. A testing course from five to seven miles has been mapped out and will be used with two dualcontrol cars. The student drivers will be rated according to a form worked out by Pennsylvania State College. Edited By Dolores Daly Kane High Senior Officers OFFICERS OF THE Senior are (left to right) Anne Dyne, secretary; second row: and David Bauman, president.

(Bradford Era Photo) Class at Kane High School Colle, treasurer, and Beverly John Carlson, vicepresident, Juniors at Emporium Hi School Prepare Choice of Annual Play By GRACE MOORE and Emporium-Scnool 15 well under faculty members intent upon success activities All classes from freshmen officers to steer them through the All clubs have had at least meeungs. and all seem fairly bursting in of the projects they hope to carry out this year. the ume they selected their officers. members of class selected their representautes to the student council which meets lever: Thursda; morning Mr. Allinger's room Under the capable leadership of Mr.

Allinger. the student council tries each year to set, higher achievements 35 goals toward wh.ch Emporium High School' students will work. Judged by the capable representat.es each has chosen, the four classes sending representatives to this studer: gov-' erning body will no: be disappoinied in the: hopes for a successful bear. Six jun.ors--Mary Lee Milier, Joanne Cummings. Esther Dono-: van.

William Van Gelder. Emerson and Frank -make up a committee for reading descr.pions of class This co choo-e four five plays oc read from corer to coiler and acmit them to a comm.tee of face. members for the final choice pia, the run.ore 3.11 The are an happy frame of mind. as all class -making projects hare been br.no..: Cr. ro.

turn aort 02 the Raider. 'he a.thin the t.me ha-o: Photo2: armsal hare born 12ger cate at: ed 1 8: 1 CO.2.4 -re much men tho minded rook in the form of its Burr au program rl the E- School care achine fia spare 1 'n 2 Reigns as CA 1. r.n 50.4 A A 8 AT 'r br. last arr Tho adapted from a an tor 67 to Mar ha A- Connors Bradford Junior High Junior Hi Band To Hold Concert KRISTIN KIRSCH been elected president of the Library High School. Other officers include and Fred Holden elected to serve treasurer.

The members, who are Fifth, Sixth Grades Win Games At Sixth Ward By DOLORES TALERICO The Seven Scarlet Tigers. girls' team, and the Mighty Midgets, boys' team at the Sixth Ward school, recently triumphed in games for the fifth and sixth grades. The Tigers defeated the Fighting Leopards and the Midgets won over the Fighting Irish. In games played on Thursday, the Seven Foxes won for the girls over the Golden Champions, while the Werewolves and Bobcats. boys' team, tied 0-0.

Members of the kindergarten class recently visited the East Bradford fire station. The kindergarten has been awarded the Parent-Teacher Association banner for September. Larry Meserole, a pupil in the second grade, has returned to school after being absent because of illness. James Shuey and Donna Koch won a direction matching contest in the fourth grade last week. In a spelling bee, Delores Henderson won for the Blue team and John Wallimeris for the Red team.

The fifth grade class taught by Miss Lyle won the perfect attendance banner for last month with a percentage of 99 plus. Of the 25 members in the class. 24 had pertec: attendance during September. Children in the sixth grade made masks in art class this week. i Ryan School Has New Paint Look By MARCIA WAGNER Rooms and halls at the M.

J. Ryan School were newly painted recently and a pew flagtop was put up by the Hilltop Volunteer The graders made pictures of Biack Sambo and also. decorated their room w.th red. green and yellow leaves Se: enth grade members studied 2 ba' las: neck as part of a stud; on animais The ezhin grade has oeen awarded the banking banner again, ahric the scoord grade recently on the PTA amendance award booK THE GIRLS WIN Boys the Fifth craco a conte-: 19 the grade zoris recently C.7 choc! RI.TURNS TO SCHOOL Ko.ch: hee ed tr rice c1 27 of bring abeent because Oviatt on tro school paper. 'ne Th.

.6 bor -1 appear a co Queen ard he- a''eNO an die ct.on card.da*os Perot Shirley W. -a. sophon. re: I or Smith purpor, and Mar4 'br. Two candidates from each class.

Besides the parade and the rutAr re per Sr. 8: 0 0: 6C Dance sponsored 03, Bradford Junior High School sonnel of 45, is planning a concert under the direction of Rodney pearance at last week's assembly Room Committee Organized by 7th Grade at Lincoln By PETE POPIEL Donna Brace, a first grade student. has returned to school after an illness of three weeks. Annette Wilber of the third grade is painting a picture of Indian Life. The fifth grade recently heard lecture on a trip to Boston, Mass.

Sue Price of the fifth grade won a prize for bringing in the mos: Parent-Teacher Association members for the fifth grade. A room committee of four pupils has been organized by the seven grade at Lincoln School. The committee includes Ruth Anne Burritt. Kay Pattison, John Knox and David Alter. Leonard Larson.

Dick Redmond and John Williams of second grade were absent recently because of illness. David Ickes and Leonard Larson of second grade ooserved their birthdays last week. Third grade was awarded the at-! tendance banner last week Judy Mann of the third grade. recently brought a guinea pig to! school for a nature study lesson. Karen Schultz.

Larry Crane and Carol Robertson of the fourth grade celebrated their birindays, last week. Mary Joy French of I fifth grade also observed her b.rthday recently. Playground Equipment Painted at Derrick By MARTHA L. KOHLER Playground equipment the Derrick City School has beer by members of the ParentTeacher Association The school has a softoall team called the "Derrick City Rockets." Virginia Board has entered the Third grade from Duke Center. Pater Fulmer is a new pupil In the Fifth grade.

Ja: Caldwell has returned arom a trip to Baltimore. Mid. Pupils having birthdays October include Larry Hocken Ronnie Pugn. Jud; Poterson. Fread.o Dart and Jimmie Big Lincoln School BoyStart Softball Play By PETER POPINI.

The Beaters softball capcaned by Dean Yonker, 14-13 over the Eagles, led by one, in the first scheduled came of the fall season at L.nco.n School. Three Fourth grade pup.ir Carol Turner. Fay Arne P.m.. and Licca Lancer ed their birthdars this week. Fourth grade.

ahich aas recently awarded the bank sas.nz banner for the acck. 16 makinz 'of McKean P. chard a member tho Seco grade. Pas 10 Florida Football Ang AIR SI: on was DIASS1 ad a CT ID --207 'ho Dame of Don Appe 1,00 Mar. A tor.a as the bride.

Don Come as DT: Janet Ben in 21.0 Be.erk Best a- the bridesma.d-. Bob Roes and Gov Clark as ushere, Jerry Klesath as the min. ster Bill Angell as the briman Jack Verna Madi. 1,0 C. Arr, B.

dick Ma 1 cC Snub Philens Ashby, Pat Costa, Jeanne band, with a total perin November. The band Schoch, made its first apperiod. in charge of opening exercises and acting as master of ceremonies was James Park, freshman from room 208. He called attention to the Columbus Day observance throughout the land. James Smith, also of room 208.

recited Joachim Miller's poem, "Columbus." Donna Cole sang "It is No Secret." Robert Vernon, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Vernon of 54 Forman gave an exhibition as highlight of the assembly, A member of the Eighth Garde. Bob recently returned from a convention of magicians in Titusville. Cage Candidates Report at Wilcox By ELLA SHAFFER Wilcox Basketball candidates were called out Oct.

2. Seniors held their first movie on Oct. 8. Last year, the Junior class chose two sides to compete in a magazine contest. This year, as seniors, the losing side will host the winners at wiener roast on Oct.

17 at Cold Springs. The seniors x'1ll boid card! party Nov. 16 with refreshments being served. The juniors are having food sales every second Saturday of the month. They are already making plans for the junior prom.

Their first dance. held Sept. 28, was successful. The freshmen are hoping to bold a Thanksgiving dance in November. No plans have yet been made for The sophomores will hold a Hal- lowe'en dance on Oct.

28. West Branch Names Home Room Chairmen By DAVID PETRY Donn.a Kohler has been elected as chairman of activities for her Seventh grade room. Catherine Truby was elected chairman of the Sixth grade home room activities. The group is making a study of birds with barn and ci.fi saallons studied this week. -fire parents of Fifth grade i pups were entertained last Friday: at the social hour following biv.

With an enrollment of 59 in the Fifth grade. 21 boys and 23 giris had a perfect 'o: September 7th Grade at Hyatt Selects Its Officers Br KAROL KLEIDERLEIN Sc: enth Grade at the Earl J. alt school has named the follow.ng cificers: Karol president: Patte Baker. viceprest-' Glenn Ward. treasurer: PerKenneson.

secretary. Joh Johnson new student in Seventh grade Jimmy Master of the Fifth grade marked birthday anniversary Sept 14 New in Third grade are Robert Johnson and Dick Miller. Queen Connor at gue-13 Adam Brougham -nlo entiled Because of You DAT 0 br Sue Spanozie. and Jane Handlion, arcompanied by Jeanne O'Connor sang "Shanghai." Gerry Coleman. Everald Wright and Harold Reynolds playing on 1102 and 170 trombones played Darkican Ball A vocal solo by Shirley Wilcox, parard b' Sue and A p.APO plated by Mary Lee 'Smith concluded the program.

Mt. Jewett Names Queen to Lead Halloween Parade By JUDIE de PONCEAU Mt. Jewett- A Hallowe'en Queen and two attendants were elected from the eighth grade last Friday, They will lead the Hallowe'en parade. The Queen and her attendants will be announced at a later date. A movie pertaining to famous people in the history of health was shown to sixth, seventh and eighth grade students on Thursday and Friday.

Fifth graders have made up display of clay models of boats. cars. and other small objects. The pupils have been making them at their homes and bringing them to school when finished. Friday the fifth graders enjoyed picnic during their lunch hour.

They chose teams and played softball. Dick Paar and Bonnie Johnson captained the two teams, Paar's team won. Fourth graders are studying the different trees and how to recognize them. They have gone on feral themselves hikes in with order the to various acquaint trees 1n the section. On their bikes they bare collected several different type leaves Bean growing has been as a project by the third graders.

One of the students has brought bean to school and watched the gress in growing. The third grade art class dents have made small brown canoes out of paper. Some of the pils bave small plastic Indians to put in them and MARY JO HOWARD nay at Emporium with students and in both studies and -curricular to seniors hare selected responsible '51 and '52 school term. Halloween Trimmings Feature Third Ward By JO ANN HADSELL Amanda Harmon, who has been absen: for some time, has rejoined her Fifth grade class The Fifth grade made a Hallowe en frieze in art class. Katnleen Gilmore has been transferred to Hobson Place Nancy Blaisdell celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at school.

Shirley Valerius and John Yates aon first prizes for Parent -Teachcr Association memberships and Ralph Livsey and Gretchen Barnet: received second prizes. Dance at Kanc Kane--A pace-to-schoo: dance. Prance." was held Kane Hizh recentir aith approvi-1 ratel: 300 Princ.pal Paul Mille: served as master ceremon.es fcr the on-free of G. were Joanne Jones and Jose Clifford. A beauty contest was held ard Art Blackmore walked away 'he prize of 2 bor candy.

Pail Swanson. junior led tie group 17 2 l.on hunt. Tr. on the en included at Ver. and -o.

or rob: cries.al bee.r- the the cap' comra-rated to strange ri zero crat. corditions. Of nore were cones of worids rand -it tro a ray of the The hants incl de and built br Ediat Smethport Po'a Dol.DAU. a Haack. F.lcor Hull.

Jo Ginny Da. John I dr 7 Bob Hoar Jack Burcick. Jo-ne 1. or Peter or, 1 rom and or Part' Ar. hour 443 pro br a aroup of Su.P mperi at an assembly program recently S.x bars al.

the JuT.61 and Son.st Circe 6 Pr par co br 're or. A comed: skit enulied Agalba Sports Captains by Sixths At Second Ward By GRACE CONKLIN Teams for hand polo and "cap'tain ball" have been organized br the sixth grade at the Second Ward i school Capta.rs of the hand polo teams are James Henderson. Jack Mongillo. Fred Fesenmyer and John Mimm Leaders chosen for captain ba.i teams are Donna D.cizel. Ariene Pass.

Grace Conkin and Helen Larson Ariene Fais and Larry Wood- rum have been appointed librarians at the school library. Catherine Johnson, member of the fifth grade at Second Ward school. has returned to Bradford after a trip to Greece. Fifth grade members are making health and safety posters on subJects such as "Keep Clean" and "Ober Tour Own Safety Patrols Donaid Crandall. Tom Keating.

Jun Prongie and Nancy Clark of the fifth grade hate birthdays this me -th Membere of the fourth grade ATOIC and mailed friendly letters in English class this week Darid Carcio a patient to the hospital. Lee Serratias the fourth grade oberrred his birthday last work. Members of the fourth grade held a surprise parts for their tracher. Mre. Rapp.

Wednesday. Terry Sturm of the fourth grade has bern learning how to candpaper and varnish a desk. The sixth grade made a Hallowe'. en frieze in art class this week, land members are painting Hallowe'en maske for a Darir. Paul Jamison has moved to the Third Ward School.

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