The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-02
SUGGESTIONS

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We suppose all the kindergarten
classes In the different schools had
halloween "doings" Friday, but II was
our privilege to witness only those at
Estabrook school And such time
as the Riddles were havingi Can you
imagine anything sweeter than q
kindergarten class?
We desire to call the attention OF
congress to the Gillies school The
As class Is writing essays on "the
conservation Of American resources
, and II congress could forget politics
long enough II might secure some
valuable Information on thfs vital
subject.
Beard school finally got that chip
Knocked of its shoulder. and the Ben
net soccer team trimmed" them by o
score Of to 1. The Beard boys are
gamo losers, however, and believe
this first defeat will benefit rather
than injure them. showing them weak
spots In the team and enabling them
to make their plays more effective.
WIN bio tIuG SRhA inv
|, say look out for ms later"
The following schools have selected
ediiors-in-chief and will soon be
"among u.s." Columbia. Olga Wagner;
Scripps, Helen Kentle; Trowbridge,
Harry Yudkoff. These young folks
called on US Thursday evening for In
structions to take up the work, and
We are sure they will make things
hum" for their respective schools.
Charles Holcomb. first assistant to
Miss Kentle, of Scripps school. accom-.
panied his chief, and as he Is bugs"
on athletic sports we look for some
good dope" from his pen.
Just as the city editor details his
reporters to cover certain new fea-
lures. the chiefs In the schools might
detail their associates to cover" a
given number OF rooms for news
items. Beard school has adopted this
plan. Also Jones school has similar
idea, except that there Is an assistant
chief. a sporting editor and the other
members Of the star are called re-
porters. probably detailed as at Beard.
But each school Is privileged TO work
these matters out as they please.
Don't overlook your stated meet
tngs. The editors should keep In
close touch with each other. not only
for the pleasure they will find in be-
Ing together, but In planning policies
for the conduct OF their editorial ef.
forts. Eventually the entire school
Will look to them for promoting the
general welfare.
Next to your parents your teacher
has your interests at heart. and loves
you with q wonderful devotion. Re-
solve In your own heart that when
you are grown to manhood or woman
hood you will be able to take her
hani with the assurance that In ap-
probation OF her devotion to you no
unkind word or disrespectful act on
your part ever marred the pleasure
OF your relations.
The Northwestern high girls of the
upper grades entertained the fresh
men with get acquainted" party the
other day. That's the kind OF spirit
we want In the schools, and our hats
are OF to the girls OF the Northwest
ern.
Columbia school makes her initial
bow In the school department today.
And II you'll read the items and list
OF editors II will occur to you that the
bow Is very creditable one indeed.
A scrap book In which all the school
department items will be kept for the
benefit of the editors especially and
the school In general Is being arrang-
ed at Clippert school. A fine idea.
don't you think.
II you want to keep on the good side
OF the printers, write on one side OF
your copy paper only. This Is an old
established rule and saves time and
annoyance.
EASTERN HIGH school.