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This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It was written May 31st, 1984 by Hortensia Palomares and contains various news from the East Austin Mexican-American community. Articles discuss the completion of the Metz Playground, the Fiesta…

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated February 9th, 1984 and reports the performance at Metz of American folk singer Purly Gates, the Metz honor roll, and students of the week.

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated January 1984 and reports the Metz school choir presentation of Los Cantadores and the Metz students of the week.

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated December 15th, 1983, and announces the Metz PTA participation in the state PTA convention, a second grade Christmas play, and the students of the week.

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. Written by Bill Valdez, it was published in the Austin American-Statesman on December 12th, 1983. It discusses a program at the Metz Recreation Center ran by the non-profit Access for Youth, that…

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated December 1st, 1983. It discusses the celebration of Children's Book Week, student participation in an Austin Fire Department safety program, and Metz students of the week.

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated November 10th, 1983 and discusses a movement enrichment program and performance at the AISD rhythms competition, as well as the Metz Best students.

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated November 3rd, 1983 and reports the Metz students of the week as well as the report card parent conference.

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated October 13th, 1983 and discusses a Metz second grade field trip to the Terrazas Library and the students of the week.

This is a newspaper clipping from the blue folder. It is dated April 21st, 1983 and discusses the nutrition unit in Sally Wolkie's third grade class and the Metz students of the week.