Poets amongAmong childrenChildren
"
Look to Jesus" and
"In the Name of Love"
appeared in a
Jacksonville weekly paper
,
the
Tattler,
See [The Tattler](common-annotations.xml#tattler).
one in
February and the
other
March, 1936., Bothboth composed by a
student in
12 B12B class at
Stanton High School.
Aria Louise Rogers,
See [Aria Louise Rogers](https://violamuse.unfdhi.org/items/show/52) for a profile of this student.
the contributor and composer
,
lives at
1117 W.West
Church StStreet, diagonally across
from
La VillaLaVilla grammarGrammar schoolSchool. She is eighteen
years of age
; and has compiled a book of
poems she has written by inspiration. Con
–
tributes regularly to the
"Tattler" and has also contri
^buted
to the
"<choice><orig>Mirrow</orig><reg>Mirror</reg></choice>", a negro magazine. (8)
(two poems attached)
The two poems mentioned do not appear to be located in the Viola Muse Collection at the Jacksonville Historical Society, nor does the other, written by a different student, mentioned below.
__________
"
<name type="person">Joe Lewis</name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice>" a poem written by a girl
in the seventh grade
,
La VilaLaVilla Park schoolSchool,
shows a natural tendency toward com
–
posing poetry. (9)
(poem attached)
__________
This page contains an additional paragraph that is struck completely (see transcription view), and which is similar to the text found at the start of [Notes on Art in Public Schools](https://violamuse.unfdhi.org/items/show/4).
Although drawing is not taught in the
negro schools of Jacksonville Fla.Florida there are
many boys and girls who show natural
inclination to draw and paint. In the
school rooms at
La Villa Park School, which
is located on Everson StStreet between Beaver & Church, just
across from
La Villa Park, can be seen any day