The Detroit times., 1914-11-24
GOLDBERG SCHOOL
Editorial Stan-Chiefi John CogRan.
Associates Rosemary BrueGEemann.
Helen Lafhers. Raymond Everett.
Vivian Nafe, Dorothy MalcOmson,
Anna HIIIinRsIy.

Editorial stan-Chiefi John CogRan.
Associates Rosemary BruegEemann,
Helen Lathers. Raymond Everett.
Vivian Nnfe, Dorothy MaIcomson,
Anna Btllfngsly.
Room A of the Goldberg Is justly
proud OF Beatrice Polasky and Mil
dred Matthews, who figured promi-
nently in an entertainment given
under the auspices of the Camp Fire
Girls at the. Boulevard M. e. church
recently. They contributed o ouple
of clever dialogues and a pretty In
dian song. besides which Vivian
Erickson played an appropriate In
dian melody on the piano.
Monday, Nov. 16 the girls or the
AS domestic science class gave
breakfast under the supervision or
Miss Greives. Four girls were served
and four others cooked for them. The
menu consisted OF fruit, cereal,
French toast, and cocoa. 1t was car
ried through with comparatively few
mishaps and popularity considered a
success.
Because they had learned we'll. in
less time than the others, a quota
ton by Hamilton Wright Mabie, con-
corning the ancient Germans, two
boys from the AS reading class were
given an extra recess by their ap-
preciative teacher. This proved an
Incentive to the rest of the class and
they are working earnestly for like
privileges
Our soccer team, with Malcolm Les
lie as captain, played the Estabrook
team last Saturday Nov. IA, and won
the game by kicking four goals, while
the opposing team kicked no goals.
On Monday our teacher in manual
training took the boys Of room A TO
visit the Cass Technical high school.
Grace Davis has the honor Of lead
ing in the Courts tests OF room G.
Room is taking up the life and
works OF John Greenleaf Whittier.
Last Friday his life was told by 10
different pupils. Friday several "
his poems we're read. Miss Murray,
the English teacher, is supervising
the work.
The AS class Is making a diary
OF their stereopticon trip through
the British Isles, and Europe. Thurs
day, the AS class of room F had
stereopticon lesson on Ireland, to
which room e was invited.
John Quinn, of room T., is leading
in Courts tests, having completed 20
lessons In % days.
The children OF room L are work
ing on the dramatizatlon Of Peter
Pan"
The boys and girls OF room ID are
very glad TO welcome Hartly Zosliu,
who came from the Owen school
The sixth grade room has been
marked 100 per cent in the Shirt
Waist brigade"
Pupils OF the AS grade are inter
ested in newcomb. They had prac-
tice game on Thursday, the boys play
ing against the girls.
Our school was honored with Wis
IL from Mr.. Maxwell. Before rooms
A, b and G., the teachers OF the school
and parents OF some OF the pupils, he
delivered an interesting and instruc-
tive lecture on Home and school
gardening" illustrating Il with very
fine stereoptlcon views. Mr.. Max,
we'll declared that the first aim OF the
society he represented was TO edu-
cate the American boy and girl on
the subject OF gardening, and as they
will be the future citizens OF the Unit.
ed States. very radical change VIII
be made In the appearance OF our
now mostly barren large cities. Mr.
Maxwell certainly succeeded In awak-
ening the Goldberg pupils TO the great
need OF the city for their help IN max
ing Il beautiful.