The Detroit times., 1914-12-01
GOLDBERG SCHOOL

Editorial stan-Chieft John Coggan.
Associates Rosemary Brueggemann,
Helen Lnthers, Raymond Everett,
Vivian Nafe. Dorothy Malcomson,
Bessy LOmbOrn.
The Goldberg school, which is a
fine type of mission architecture, is
situated at the corner OF Twelfth-st.
and Marquette-ave. 1t was named az
ter Louis Goldberg, who. at the time
OF his death, was school inspector
from the Twelfth ward.
The building was opened April 30,
1906. 1t is a 14-room school. and the
seating capacity is 627. but two base
ment rooms were opened In October
and We are running four halliday ses-
sions. Our present enrolment is near
the 800 mark. The stan of teachers
ls as follows: Miss Frances s. Hardie.
principal; Miss Ellenore c. Bachman.
first assistant; Miss Edna E. Muir
ray. recitation room; Mis- Nettie f..
Rouse, room b; Miss Isabel Hall,
room G; Miss Agnes Carol, room
d; Miss Isabella Voigt. room E;
Miss Virginia Forrest, room b; Miss
Marie Sage, room G.; Miss Eva MO
Rae, room H; Miss Edna LIVE. room
/; Miss Marie Locker, room J; Miss
Helen Young. room X; Miss Lllah
Jennings, room l.; Miss Marian Col
Inns. room NJ; Miss Teresa Kraft
miller, room n; Miss Florence Good
rich, kindergarten director; Miss
MohaI pnnth rtaY, ofa M
Miss Blanche Lane, kindergarten as
sistant.
Lillian Mueller. of the BIS class,
entertained the Camp Fire girls at
her cottage between Crosse Pointe
and Mt Clemens for two days, Nov.
Fl and 20.
The pupils of room G are making
designs for Christmas booklets. Al
bert Gibbs has made two very ex-
quisite ones.
Thirty-six pupils of room B went
through the Detroit creamery on
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Rouse
and Miss Murray. The sterilizing or
the cans and bottles and the stand
ard OF cleanliness everywhere was
very instructive, as the class Is TAX
ing up the study OF milk in their n.y.
giene work. Each pupil received an
interesting book named "A Trip
Through Dairy Land"
The children of room r are now
studying the art of designing. Thirty
one good specimens are pinned on
the front board.
The shirtwaist brigade OF room Il
has been marked 100 per cent.
Courts test number 10 has been
finished by Mildona Bousher, OF room
r.
The girls OF the sewing class OF
presents.
On Tuesday FIRE diNl was given
and all the pupils had left the build
ing In two and one-half minutes, Win
their wraps on. Without wraps all
the children can leave In one and
.one-half minutes.
The kindgartners made white pa
per Puritan caps for the girls and
gay-colored Indian headdresses for
the boys, In preparation for Thanks
giving. Thus attired the little ones
appear very quaint
The children of y and Az are In
terested in dramatizing stories such
as THE Three Bears" and the LION
and the Jackal." In the near future
they hope TO dramatic "Hiawatha"
In full Indian costume.
Miss McRae's room OF and A
students have quaint system OF pre-
serving order in the room. A squire
Is appointed for each row and two OF
the best pupils are chosen king and
queen II is the sources duty to
watch the disorderly ones CT there
are any and the kings and queens
duty is 10 pronounce sentences. As
one little fellow remarked. tits no
use trying to be bad in our room, for
the squires are sure to get u.s."
Miss Collins, teacher of room M, Is
suffering from a sprained ankle. The
STAFF joins with her pupils in wishing
her a speedy recovery.
United States 1914 farm crops are
valued at s5,o6s,742, 900.