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The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
CAMPAU SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Chief. Martha 'Cts-
sewskig associates. Ralph Bahr,
Mary Ierger. Harry ChspDer. Hnr-
yey Muehl. Gruce Kreft.

The members OF the editorial stan
enjoyed every minute or the time
they spent I'm The Times office and
only wished that nll the rest OF the
boys and girls were there. too. They
want TO thank the men who took
their time to explain all the interest
ing things connected with printing
the paper
The pupils OF the A room have en-
joyed several expeditions this term.
ON Lincoln's birthday. and again on
Washtngton's birthday. they spent
the afte. noon at the Museum OF Art.
programs. on Thursday. March II.
they repaired 10 the Hudson store
and Inspected the model OF the Pan
anna canal.
on Friday. March 10. n chapter OF
the Junior Civic league was organ
and Mrs. Bohn. with the following
officers: President, Mary Hexel. AS:
vice president. Lydia Krebs. AS:
treasurer charles hagrrta.. HIS.
At the regular meeting OF the Ju-
nior Civic league April s. Paul Hex
OF those submitted.
on returning home from an even
Ing spent with friends recently. Mrs.
Nettie Freedman. mother OF Gertrude
cd TO find her dry goods store In
ruins, the result of a fire. Fortu-
nately. the department arrived in
time TO save the living rooms adJoin-
ing.
We are pleased 10 see Dorothy Lutz
In her usual place in the AZ class,
after weeks illness with la grippe.
The pupils OF the A room are work
Ing hard on their physical training
On alternate weeks the boys prac.
tice gymnastic stunts. Their percen-
tagC is high. their broad jump aver
aging ~. 0 In. The girls are as
enthusiastic as the boys. They have
learned the Virginia reel and the tar
antella.
Mary Hexel, AS. sustained painful
Injuries while roller skating. She
was thrown TO the pavement, her
face was badly cut. and a tooth
broken.
Nr. and Mrs. wakowski, Sos
Warren ave. spent their holidays In
great anxiety. Their oldest daugh-
ter Mary. 16 years OF age, was on
Grated or for appendicitis April 2.
She was IN very critical condition,
but now IL rapidly convalescing.
The girls OF A room have organ
Iced two newcomb teams. with Mary
Hexel. AS. and Miss Gertrude Rein
wald. BIS. tho respective captains.
Their colors are pink and green.
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EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Editorial stan - Chief. Reginald
Brewers assistant chief. Elsie Err
ley associates, Helen Mackny.
Ruth Daniels, Clarence Bethuy,
Russell BInk<slee. Helen TolpfeP.

An interesting feature of the East
crn high vaudeville will be the In
PRODUCTION OF an official Eastern high
school song. The idea originated with
Miss Rose Martin. who II chairman
OF the arrangements committee. She
thought that the entire cast should
get together ms sort OF climax
70 each performance ana sing song.
The title OF tho song is The Orange
and the Black" which are the East
ern high colors.
Walter Erley wrote the words and
Robert Erley the music. They arc
both ut present at the University OF
Mi Thn nnv and are alumni 9a Eastern,
colors, IL handsome affair. and.
WIS designed by George Fisher. at
present art editor OF The Eastern"
! thousand copies OF the song have
sale Immediately after the first per.
fOrmance. Through the courtesy OF
the author and composer, who as
signed the copyrlght privilege to the
be used TO enhance this fund.
At Eastern n most determined ef-
fort IL being made 10 develop good
spelling. Every English teacher IL
at present devoting special attention
10 drills on the common. words that
thought that time cannot be wasted
that is given 20 this practical. useful
art. There will be no excuse for any
pupil at Eastern II he II unable TO
spell the commonly used words. A
test that IL used by several OF the
teachers r. called Perfect Spelling"
II contains n formidable list OF Eng
iish words and also shorter lfat
called One hundred words easily
missed" which ares which. their
there. separate. don't. meant. bust
ness. many. friend. some. women.
done. hear. here, wyIte. writing.
hoard. does. once. would. can't. loose,
Wednesday. country. February. know.
could. seem, Tuesday. and many
others.
We noticed some time. ago that
casS slogan was watch your
speech" and ours Ia Watch your
spelling"
Friday evening the following clubs
will perform In tho ll-society vau-
devilfe. Junior Girls Tennis club,
Giris' Gym club. House OF Represen-
tntiver, Eastern High school alumni.
Deutchcr Verein, Circle Francois,
Eastern Hirh School Tennis club. al
20 Miss Ella Richmond Marshall will
sing. The saturday matinee Is az
follows. Junior Oirls Tennis club,
Giris Gym club. Girls Debating so
ciety. Dautcher Yerein, Roman Sem
ate. students Art club. House OF Reps
ressntatlves. Eastern High School
Tennis club. The clubs which will
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Editorial stan-chief, Reuben Ante
kari associates, John Lurfe Joseph
Meiifnon. Zelda SchIusseI. Harry
Wassermsn, David Levin. W.
After enjoying a weeks vacation.
the George students have come back
10 continue their work where they
left off a week OF more ago. The
majority OF the schools atudents are
Jewish and were absent Monday and
Tuesday. They will. however, maks
up the lost time Tat least they will
try TOD before the week, Is over.
Monday and Tuesday our teachers
availed themselves OF an opportunity
70 combine classes and visit other
schools. Monday. Miss n. Hutchins
and Miss Hickey visited the Cass In
the morning and Burton school In
the afternoon. Tuesday Miss Mary a.
Redman visited at the Northwestern
Dyke (where she formerly taught) in
the afternoon. Miss NJ. Levens visit
ed at Northwestern I'm the forenoon
and the Central I'm the afternoon. Miss
~ Tromble looked over Northwestern
high In the forenoon and the Austin
In the afternoon. Mr.. G. G.. Cox visit
ed the Northwestern and Central in
the morning and the Cass in the aft
ernoon.
While in Richmond. Ind. Mr.. Cox
visited several of their schools.
Charles Boyd. George s-B student.
he's decided TO leave school. We are
sorry TO lose him. because he u our
shortstop and Is liked by most OF
Those that know him.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
WEBSTER SCHOOL.

Editorial Stan-Martin Green. chieft
associates, Helen Roberts. Frances
Bcyster. Earl Passwster, Harold
~. %es %:,a ms'en wsn;eIsssssr; lie. Lee,
smith, Helen kyser, George stein
bricker. Deivert sixvy.
Josephine Labels, OF room c, has
completed the COURTS tests. preserib-
cd for the Al class.
seventh-grads pupil who was
said: MY teacher wants We TO bor-
YOU"
The pupils from rooms A. b. and
assembled In room A Thursday.
March 20, where demonstration Of
the Edison photograph was held.
Among the pieces played were The
lections from William Tell. Moon
light In Jungleiand." and Take Me
Back Again. Kathleen" The pupils
decided that they would rather have
their vietrola. although they enjoyed
the music very much.
turned to school. after a months III
ness.
Marion Williams. OF room d. has
Carey.
Joseph Roberts OF High River
province, Alberta. Canada, Will leave
next week for his home. He has
been attending the Reed Stammering
school for l2 weeks.
The Minnehaha club, which Is COM
posed OF the girls OF Webster school.
met at Aileen Cooks home. on the
West Grand-blvd.. Friday. March 2s.
Otis Kelly OF room D. has been
onnged 70 leave school az ne Is go
Hiida MumauRh OF room l. b.. has
been transferred to the Franklin
school.
Phyllis Kilmer OF room X has re-
turned TO school after n long period
OF illness.
Fred Kruger, sr.. OF $50 Michigan
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MCMILLAN HIGH SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Chief. Fivus Riykin
associates. Berthold Roschy, Eivlra
Roasson. Tessie George, Peter Al
chewitk, Dan EnrtEht, sporting edi-

Roa..en. Tessie George. Peter Al
ehewitk. Dan EnriEht sporting eai-
tor.
Candidates for the Mcmillan high
baseball team were tried during va
cation. The team Ia promising
Yes, we were all very glad TO get
back to school after vacation
The pins chosen by the gradual
ing class OF the Mcmillan high school,
year OF 1915, are Of hexagon shape.
and Will eosl sa.7o zach. os Inc ci ss,
they will decide at the next meet
ing.
we have added another member TO
our stan. Peter Alchewitz, who VIII
graduate from Mcmillan high this
term.
Miss Helen elmer 10 making a ell
YER ring in her drawing work. This
Is something new and the LABORATORY
will probably be crammed, m many
will follow her stunt"
Mcmillan pupils have created a
new. war cry, which Is "swat the mrs.
the n.y.
Mcmillan editors are very sorry
they failed 10 appear at The Times
office saturday. but most or the eol-
tors were sick. or they had 70 go
only one or two could come Without
our principal. as he was out OF town.
we would stay at home. AS the teach
er said "A poor excuse IL better tnhn
none" but nix on the teacher stun
The Courts tests have been
brought into high school. The al.
zebra classes are taking them and
the fever seems TO have spread. Miss
CLANCY. one OF McMillan'S efficient
instructors. reports four more or her
pupils finishing as Courts tests. They
are as follows:, Joseph barbarian.
Goorg~ Bonner. Margaret Szalay and
Tessie George. who la one or our
associate editors.
Mcmillan had its monthly nre drill
Wednesday and the school was clear
ed in ] n minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Chief, ". Gladstone
Dootht secretary, Norman MeCor-
mackt society editor. Rosemary
BrueEgemann.

Editortnl stnm-thtef, ". Gladstone
Dootht secretary, Norman MeC0r-
mackt society editor. Rosemary
BrueEgemann.
School opened as usual Monday
morning. after the Easter vacation.
with only few absentees There are
always a few who like 10 take a day
or so more Of vacation than they are
given.
Mr.. Maris Issued first call for base
ball candidates Monday A large dele
cation responded The coach Is con-
fident that Northwestern viii accom-
plish SHINE notable feats on the base
ball diamond this season :.
The last meeting OF the Discussion
Group WINS held at the home OF Nor
man Mccormick. 33 Pacifc-aye Nom
day evening. The following members
were present: X. Haviiand. NJ. Me-
Oregon. II Dies, V. Sauble. g. Booth
H. McCrncken, II. Alexander. j. VIII
liams, and y. Mccormick Mr.. @. C.
Hull and Goodwin gave short
talks. The next meeting Will be held
Monehy evening at the home of r.
Haviland.
The next meeting OF the North
western club will DE held Thursday
evening at the " NJ a.. a. auditor
ium az s y. m. This will probably he
the last meeting OF the year, and
therefore every fellow should he
there IL at all possible.
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By Juvenile
Journalists
LOGAN SCHOOL

Editorial stan-Ckief. Cleah jackson,
secretary, Elizabeth RadatEt sport,
Ing editor. Lyle Formany associates.
Grace Petrowski, Harold Bennert.
Myrtle sedlow.
John Romanchok. OF room q. Is III
with mumps.
Many OF the teachers took advan-
tage OF the vacation 70 visit friends
In this and neighboring states.
Many children from the parochiai
schools entered our school Monday,
making the grammar grade rooms
still more crowded.
Cleah Jackson had q very pleasant
time during vacation at a maple
sugar camp. She forgot 20 bring my
thing TO "sweeten" the rest OF us
Miss Grace Keil. teacher OF room
G, has gone to California. Miss Rink
has taken her place.
On account of the small attendance
Easter Monday, rooms q. III, I and ]
Joined together In a concert, consist
Ing OF songs and music on the VIC
trola.
The boys took advantage OF the
on their sDtunts"
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ave. II confined TO his bed and IL
Under the doctors care. who hopes
for speedy recovery.
The children OF room X who are
behind In their arithmetic. so up
stairs To room Il for further instruc-
ton. so as TO improve In their work.
Sixty girls OF the Emmanuel Pres
Grand blvd. and Porter-st. took part
In an entertainment undeNthe direc-
tion OF Miss Gibson. FridaN evening.
March 20, There were drills, songs
tableaus, Dialogues. marches. etc.
Later the girls In tho exhibition were
given a social.
The pupils OF room A are learning
n new song In three parts, Away to
the Woods" which consists of "a
pages.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
WILLIAMS SCHOOL
Editorial staT-Chief. William Hayes,
Glfnskf, Elmer GIinski. Kenneth
sehaaI E.Isls Custsue~

r<uhtorfni btuh-tnttts William HnyeAt
associates. Lloyd DE block. Arthur
Glfnski, Elmer Glinski. Kenneth
schani. elsie Custance.
Most OF the boys OF this school are
very much interested In base ball at
fairs this coming season. The Mel
drum A. G. base ball team has been
reorganized this year, and some OF.
the players attend the Williams
school. The names are as follows: p.
Kuehn, Walter Jakel. umpire: I. De
Black. w. Genso. o. Auch. Il. Kauf-
man. z. Mack. II. Mack. +. Basil. A.
Frank. n. Millen. M. hester, III
Schuntz. and w. Koeppin.
The AS girls are very excellent
cook maids. The bright. sunny cakes
that are made by them are very dell
cate looking for eithsr the eye or the
mouth, and we hope they bring up
their success when they grow TO be
women.
The AS class is going to hold the
FIRST class meeting Friday to elect
officers for this term.
The Medium Athletic club has Sc
cured base bail diamonds for the sea-
son of 1918. The team will meet at
Manager Kuehn's house. They will
then go to their new grounds and
try to get In good shape for the sea-
son.
The AS class is at present reading
Julius Caesar" We hope TO have
good recitation during our reading
period.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
SCHOOL AND SCOUT EDITORS
INVITED TO COLUMBIA THEATER

Manager Michael
the School OF
his
morning April o'clock
after AZ the hours until notice 10 the
Present your membership the
O'Clock
Friday
Tho Coumbias policy highcass vaudeville
with continuous 10 1890
day. including Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
JEFFERSON SCHOOL

Editorial stan-Chief. Euth Laphams
nssistant chief. Marjorie OdeIls Az
socfates. Gladys Festner. Addlc
Belcher. Roger Maynard. Arvfn
Wheaton, Harry Parent. Dennid
Fisher.
The boys OF room A. under the
snpervision OF Reggie Seal. Irwin
going through a series OF athletic
exercises. The first set. which IL
completed. consisted OF exercises best
which le now en- progress. consists 81
chirnirg. pole-vaulting. high jumping
and other outdoor exercises.
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ROSE SCHOOL
Editorial staH--Chicf. Thefms Kreb-
bell associates. RaiTSh Jewell. Helen
Alexy. Harry Tomlinson. Hnref
Grr.<kA.e aylwaS

Erurnoufs SttNtu tfuHrfs
On April I. the editors OF Rose
suests. Miss Lillian Grabie, history
Teacher. and little Alta Krebbel. viz
tied The Times at their new homo.
So n'cn only fs in nnm. I Bu, 70 IN ga" appoint
uents as well After visiting the
different departments, each guest re-
cetved a box OF MacDiarmid's candy.
After rls+t+asI -F4faes-Te- 4HAHle
ed in ice cream on the invitation of
Miss CRADLE. IL was certainly April
Fools" day for those who did not
come with Us.
The editors OF Rose school wish
home. a thousand thanks for the
box OF candy.
Our Heroes" Is being taught to
room y by Miss Dora Harrington.
Eieanore STREET. who took sick n
few days before our Easter vacation.
IL still III Mt her home.
Everybody pitched" in bright and
early Monday morning for ten weeks
OF hard work, even though Monday
was dark and gloomy.
Many Jewish children were absent
Easter Monday on account OF II be-
fng a holiday.
Arthur weise. who IL in Miss
virsei De claire. who IL In tho BIZ
clnss OF room u. has drawn on one
OF the front boards tho Easter lily
and beneat II - kept the attendance
daily. He has also drawn q Christmas
Tower on the sideboard.
There are 10 boys and girls OF room
II who have never BEEN absent this
tern tern They They are; Haroi9 Yorktown.
"a Louvet Mathiida L9otens. Ethel
JIllack John Long. Hiidssrd Her
svf MaHsi,rs S",Ens hs,e' rwr,v,,n.c .
shnophsu.sr, Earl Jones, Loui. stsi.
ner. Virgil be Claire, olive cucchi,
ffsn.in stsws,t Gertrude Meyer and
a. DESIGN was drawn across The
eiacheoard by the Following pupils
nsshnds Lo2ters, Hugo zueifon. Oh
Esl.De Claire. Alice Johanson and
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SCHOOL AND SCOUT NEWS
W.

tory we hope to try our best any
team. which 10 feared by many
schools. Hymen Gordon was elected
manager OF our team and Dan Rosoff
is captain,
We certainly do accept the Hub
bards Invitation TO Join their league
OF helping the suffering babes OF Bel
GUM by collecting condensed or
matted milk for them.
The attendance for two months In
room was gD.2 per cent.
The three divisions In room A en-
JOY reading Julius Caesar"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
CLIPPERT SCHOOL
socfates, Harold strong. wiiliam
Wood, Eunice steutzer, Ruth Eilias,
Huth BerRntresseF.

Huth Bergstresser.
We had quite a start" the other
day when the police patrol appeared
before the school. Nobody was ar
rested. but boy whose head was
patrol.
Every Thursday afternoon Miss
Pendry, a drawing teacher. comes to
our school and teacnes drawing to
room A,
Everyone Is glad TO know that Mrs
Clippert IL better. and now that she
has a wheel chair we will all have a
chance to see her once in a while
Mabel Woltman reads the news
papers and books for Mrs. Clippert.
One OF the girls OF the AS class
largest typewriter In the world. II Is
at the Panama exposition. held -
san Francisco. Cal. The typewriter is
FL feet wide and Is feet high.
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Manager schoenherr. OF the Co
iumbia. Is greatly interested In the
work OF the school editors. and
wants to i encourage them TO con.
tinue their efforts TO make the De-
troit schools the finest In the world"
For this courtesy on the part OF
Mr.. Schoenherr we are sure the cd
itors will be duly apprcciative aad
give him no cause to regret his gen
crosby.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
Activities in
Detroit Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

You will see by tho announcement
on this page that arrangements
have been made with tho Columbia
theatar TO pass the school and scout
editors into the performance on
Saturday mornings from 10 to ~
o'clock. Just present your member.
ship card at the door and you will
be accorded tho most courteous con-
alteration.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
BISHOP SCHOOL

Editorial stan-Chief. Daniel RosofY;
assistant chief, Herman Kantert as
socfates. Ned Ltppft. Hymen Tom
brtn, Penrl Greenbnum. Dora
Wolfe. Hazel DeWoif. Rosa Morris.
Title-"How our base ball nine
looks"
We will open the season OF base
ball very soon, but the team IL not in
the best working condition yet. There
il little tussle for second and third
between two fine performers With
Ben Fetler on first that position Is
well guarded by the hard hitting
youngster. Our pitching stan needs
little strengthening. II Is COM
posed of tf3utch1 Hymen Gordon, Dan
Roson and Joe Bernstein. Dan and
Joe are also very nne catchers. Our
the George Junior high the sth, and
although not over-confident OF VIC
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

The A-3 class has selected It's class
pin. The graduating class will be
organized and officers elected after
the next examinations.
Those OF the stan who visited The
Times Friday had fine time and
wish TO express their appreciation.
The u. " T.. u OF the Heieu-Ave.
Baptist churh held their monthly
business meeting At the home OF Mr..
Harold Kline, 1877 Helen-ave. After
transacting the usual business. re-
.freshmcnts were served. and all spent
very enjoyable evening.
We received the circular letter
from Hubbard stan Wednesday, and
will readily help the relief OF the
Belgian babies, and will do odr ut
most for the good work
Frances smith, OF room b. is quite
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
THOMAS SCHOOL
Editorial stan - Chief, Lawrence
OmaaS associates, Merreil Osgood,
Edward Kaufman. rnttIe Hitler.
IInEen str~it. virginia songbush,
Ruby nurber. Frank Jacks

Miss Farqueson. director OF music.
visited Thomas school this morning.
As USUAL. she said our singing was
INC.
Miss Baldwin. who visited us
Tuesday April 6, Instructed the a
room girls In their dance. ''Taran-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
MARCY SCHOOL
Editorial Stnn-Chief. Robert Hem
sheyt associates, Marguerite Th0mp-
son, Norman Smell, Corvvtn Quincy.
Helen Bnensiger, John Voc. james
Truhen

Bobbie 'Diegert. OF Portland. Ore
son, Joined the first grade after Eas-
ter.
Harold Gutschmldt n member OF
the 4as 4"ssfass. fin finished the As
Courts arithmetic test
Two OF the AS and two OF the BIS
pupils have finished the Courts tests.
The editors OF the Marcy school
passed an enjoyable afternoon.
March 90. at the Times" All OF the
guests received delicious box of
chocolates.
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take part Saturday night will be

published Saturday.
The baseball season has begun, for
already several students have been
trying their wing" on tho campus.
our prospects fpok pretty good for
this season. and hope we can show
up In baseball.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

With the renewed activities OF the
school and scout editors after the
spring vacation. II begins to look
like we will be compelled TO open
up another page TO accommodate
the items they are sending in.
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crosby.
With the renewed activities OF the
school and scout editors after the
spring vacation. II begins TO look
like we will be compelled TO open
up another page TO accommodate
the items they are sending In.
For this reason also we must sug.
gest TO the editors that they con-
nne their writing 10 live" news and
refrain from generalities or long
drawn-out descriptions Let the
watchword be quality first"
The club composed OF Jones
school boys had dandy time last
week when Mr.. Goodling took them
on n hike" into the woods. where
they cooked their own meals and
played Indians" to their hearts
content
The Riddles OF the kindergarten
at Irving school gave delightful
entertainment 20 their parents.
friends and schoolmates. OF which
the editors tell most interestingly
In Thursdays paper.
Hancock school editors express
appreciation OF the privilege OF Wis.
iting the Times once In very neat
manner. and we appreciate the nice
things they say about the visit.
Newberry's AS class has select.
ed oficcrs. selected the class pin.
colors and flower. and are not
ready for the social activities pre-
-ceding- graduation EaE- tAa-aEst
time In the history OF the school a
girl was elected president OF the
class, Ida Lee. who will surely be
Impressed with tho great distinc.
ton conferred on her and give the
boys no occasion TO regret this con
ccssion TO equal suffrage"
James Kitson. OF the Berry
school. has another lot OF items In
Thursdays paper. aad they are
surely worth reading. too. Great
setIyity Is manifest at Berry In the
Junior Civil league work. and in
many other ways this school shows
itself 10 be a real live one" We
hope James will receive proper sup
port in his effort to see his school
creditably represented In this de.
partment by the early selection OF
. stan OF associates.
Western high editors express sat.
isfaction with their visit TO the
Times once aad declare the expe-
rience was beneficial as well az
very pleasing. We note with plea.
sure that Western Is showing up"
most creditably in the School De-
partment now, which fact Ia also
very pleasing TO her many friends.
Syhen writing your school items.
bear In mind that you are not writ
ing for your own personal gratiflca-
ton alone. but that you are the rep
resentative OF the entire school. and
mist show due consideration for
every individual interested In II.
from the little fellow just landed IN
our grand America TO the most
prominent citizen In the district.
DnCE CCH00T
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

For this reason also we must sug-
gest TO the editors that they con-
fine their writing TO live" news and
refrain from generalities or long
drawn-out descriptions. Let the
watchword be quality first"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

Hancock school editors express
appreciation OF the privilege OF Wis.
iting the Times once In very neat
manner. and we appreciate the nice
things they say about the visit.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

The club composed OF Jones
school boys had dandy time last
week when Mr.. Goodling took them
on n hike" into the woods. where
they cooked their own meals and
played Indians" to their hearts
content
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

The Riddles OF the kindergarten
At Irving school gave delightful
entertainment 10 their parents.
friends and schoolmates. OF which
the editors tell most interestingly
In Thursdays paper.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
GEORGE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL

Editorial stan-chief, Reuben Ante
kari associates, John Lurfe. Joseph
Meliinon. Zelda schlusseI. Harry
wasserman, David Levin. NV,