The Detroit times., 1914-12-15
LILLIBRIDGE SCHOOL

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Curris. Milton Haiz. Rosyena Free
moutNE Eric AhIberg, Robert RuEgies,
Clyde knlingbeck, Kathleen Mckin-
ale, Mary kotcher, Howard Turner
Gerald WehInnn.
The AS pupils are learning new
poem, "Sheridan's Ride"
Otis Bruce. Harold Cutlip and
Frank Scharfenberg. who went to the
Norvell high school about two weeks
ago, returned Monday to this school.
They couldn't Lear to stay away from
the Lillibridge.
Miss Baldwin. supervisor Of physi-
cal training, visited the school this
week.
The editor OF room B, Milton Holz,
was absent on account Of sickness.
Two Lillibricge pupils, Aida and
Christian Stevens. Left Thursday TO
go to the Mumford school.
On the occasion OF her last visit
here Miss Baldwin complimented the
pupils of room B on their excellent
work in physical training.
Tho game OF soccer between Lilli-
bridge and Scripps, played Dec. 5, re-
suited In a tie, and 1. Joe Wagner
kicked the goal for Lillibridge.
Raymond Hinchman, of room A,
brought an interesting collection OF
stone and Indian beads to school last
week.
Miss Baldwin, supervisor Of physical
training. visited us Dec. 4. She was
especially pleased with the A rooms
work.
Tho faiIou,Ir cara among tho nuata-
tions on the board of room A II know
no subject except ones belief In God,
which ought to be more interesting
than the love of ones country" The
measure of mans life Is the we'll
spending of II. not the length OF 1t.
For The last week or more our school
grounds have been SO muddy that II
was quite impossible 10 play on them,
50 we had TO take to the streets and
sidewalks. Some day will come, and
we hope soon, when our yard Will De
covered with cinders and gravel and
be made the finest In the city. Until
such time, We wish for cold weather
TO freeze up the mud.
The AS graduating class has finally
decided on old gold and blue for their
class colors. They certainly lock very
pretty as they are worn by the mem
bers of the class these days, and 1t
would seem hard to make better
choice.
Last Monday number Of our pupils
were transferred to the Ives school,
where special room has been
opened.
Among our visitors this week were
Assistant superintendent Frank Cody
and Thomas Craig, and ex-member OF
the school board.
Our soccer football team will play
the Nichols school Saturday.
Our school engineer, Mr.. Turss. wal
absent from school Monday on &C.
count ofthe death of little niece. We
extend our sympathy.
The building OF the new street car
line on Kercheval-ave. has stopped for
the winter. We will have to wait now
until spring comes before the cars
will run past the >Lillibridge; school
The track Is now within a block OF
the building.
The Home Reading Circle" of the
seventh and eighth grades Is certainly
to be complimented on the work done
during October and November. The
books selected were mostly In connec.
ion with the history work. but many
stories also were read. II you wish q
good book, just ask a Home Circler"
for one Tho following pupils are
members of the Circie"-Clifford
Currie, Iva Jibbs. Mary Quick, Jessie
Repp, Catherine Evans, Harry Walsh.
Finer Larson. Clara Berlin, Alice
Farr, G.. Farr, Delta Lockwood. B. Van
Horn, Jack McGhie. Milton st.
Amour, Frank Hayes, Kenneth Siler,
Leo Gagne, Anna Leask, @. McNutt.
B. Donaldson, Nancy Case, Earl Stein.
er, Doris Norton, Ruth Wise, Kenneth
Kemp. Murrel Dring, Edgar Benoit.
Edwin Clough.
There was a stereopticon lesson on
teeth by Dr. Leland on Thursday
morning, Dec. 8, and one on The lie.
gend OF Sleepy Hollow" TIE. .lyil
War;" "Evangeline" and Longfellow's
home. that afternoon.
The pupils of room IS" at present
arc very much Interested In spelling,
each pupil trying his best to receive
one hundred.
Courtesy and Service.