The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-25
. School Department
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CAMPBELL SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Chiefi Fred Heiden.
Associates William siRie Peter
Fink. John Hoetger, katherine MAJ
Rsy, Irene Mtchaels, AureliR H0etgcr
Laura Mueller.

Editorial stan-Chiefi Fred HeIden.
| Associates william siEle Peter
Fink. John Hoetger, katherine MAJ
Hsy, Irene Michaels, AureliR Hoetgcr
Laura Mueller.
Tho Duffield school soccer team had
its first experience with superior
team Friday Dec. rs, when 1t met the
Campbell team Although the Official
score, at the close of the game stood
one 10 one, everybody present was
convinced that Campbell had shown
far better play all through the game.
They had Duffeld fercely defending
their goal about two-thirds OF the
time. The one point which the Duf.
HELD scored was more Of q mistake
than anything else. In the absence
OF proper goal posts, lines were mark.
ed on the fence with chalk. The play
that scored for Dufiield was one where
The ball struck the fence and bounded
back into the field. When the ball
| struck every Campbell rooter let one
scream OF delight and every player
on their team relaxed They all
thought that it had struck outside the
line and that they were TO be granted
goal kick back in the other direc-
tlon. To their sad disappointment.
however, the referee declared the ball
to have struck the goal post. Having
the Campbell men off their guard it
was an easy matter for Dufield to
kick the ball between the posts. This
all happened three minutes before
time was up Had the Campbell boys
waited for the whistle before relaxing,
Dufiield would have returned home
with very large goose egg"
The room OF Campbell school is
learning the following songs: Can
tigue de Noel" Silent Night" and
Under the Stars"
The Campbell school played the
Smith team, Tuesday and won by a
score of 10 L. They played very
fair game.
Mrs. Rose Deringage, age 81, died
Dec. l5 the funeral services being
held at st. Elizabeth's church.
Wednesday morning the A room
had an entertainment and in the after
noon a grab bag"
The rooms of our school are beau
tifully decorated for Xmas. The down
stairs roOm2 are making things for
Xmas and preparing for Santa Claus
Santa Claus will distribute canes and
stockings OF candy.
The b. children have sand table
with Santa Claus and the reindeer
on it,
The narcissus bulbs that the chill
dren OF room | planted in October are
now in bloom.
The Al students of our school have
carried out the idea OF fixing up a
table for Santa Claus by pdtting
house, Christmas tree, and toys in the
room.
In some of the rooms the children
haye made work baskets for their
mothers and calendars for their faith
ers' Christmas gifts.
In addition TO the usual Christmas
tree, the kindergarten has beautiful
play horse. made by the children from
their gift blocks. II hr a beautiful
fireplace. with stockings hanging up
and Santa Claus coming down the
chimney. with his render standing on
the roof. The dolls, which are sup
posed TO be children, have been put
10 bed 1t has two bedrooms, kitchen.
parlor, dining room and also big
library with a large Christmas tree
in II.
The following children in room G.
ha"c received prizes for good work in
spelling: Jack Baird, John BuorZyn.
ski, Lille Bytner Rose Debol, Frank
Helmieke, John Koprowski Anna
Chope, Clara Chylinski, Morris Ep.
stein. Frances Gorecka, Angelina Jaur-
kiewicz, Clarence Ludwig, Walter
Paige, Ernest Roll. Helen Sobezynski
Charles Staffinand and Matresa Eur.
kowski