The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

Tuesday. March 2s.--Field. Fir.
name. Franklin, GARFIELD. George
Junior High and Gillies.
All the above schools have ed
itoriai STATS except Garfield. and win
undoubtedly be at The Times once
promptly at q o'clock Tuesday after
nor to be shown through the new
building. Bessie Crum. away back
IN October. as chief editor. put Field
school on the School Department
map. and now Leon Zechman and
his star are keeping up the good
work. Little Mae Monte. winner OF
the $50 prize given by The Times
In December. was selected az chief
editor at Firnane school and Is stu
acting In that capacity most salts
factorily. assisted by Q stan OF live
onss." Franklin was FIRST represent
ed by Carl Bell, whom all the school
readers will remember. In Septem-
Der. and on his graduation. Willard
Wilcox was selected a. chief editor.
who has q full star and II doing
good work. Little need be said
about George Junior High. for they
have q habit OF speaking for them
selves out there. and the readers OF
the School Department are kept wen
posted as TO what they are doing.
oillies has but recently selected o
new editorinchie Willis Jackson.
succeeding Harold Lshtbody. now
In Central High. and wo oxpees !.
full star to report Tuesday. Gar.
field. though one OF the ine. large
schools. has had no editorial repre-
sentation In The Times School Do
partment so far. but we hope a dele
CATION OF students viii be selected to
come with the other schools on the
day set for them.
Alger school editors must be cred
tied with q scoop" The first re-
port Of the trip through the new
home OF The Times came from them.
and was quite well told in the items
OF Friday.
Well, Hillger school might debate
that question too. for Wade Allen.
chief editor. In the same issue. tells
Of his trip through the new once.
However. Wade rather slipped up"
on other editors. and being Times
carrier also. he personally conduct
ed his mother through.
Morley school editors tell OF stere-
opticon slides being shown about
Germany. and regret that slides OF
Ireland were not available also.
Dear. dear: do you suppose the roof
would have staid on above such .
nilxturey
Central High b organizing q drum
and bugic corps, with twelve bugles.
four snare and one large drums.
Thank you very much. Hancock
editors, principal. teachers and pu-
pills for your good wishes for the
prosperity OF -Detroits clean news
paper Such q spirit helps Us grow.
Mr.. John L Austin. chairman Of
the conservation department Of the
Federation OF women's clubs. under
whose auspices an exhibition Of bird
houses n TO be held. requests us TO
announce that the show viii not be
At Cass Technical High. "a good
many seem to think, but at the Fed
GRAFTON club house. Second-ave., cor.
nsr Of Hancock. The date n May 4.
8. 6. and 8. instead OF 10 10. as
printed on the bills. A lot Of school
children have entered the contest
for prizes. Mrs. Austin also an
nounces that exhibits must be
brought to the club house not later
than May ]. and that IN illustrated
lecture on birds and bird houses IL
10 be given at the club howe May 8.
At 1880 a. m.
Clinton school, another one Of
those interesting little fourgrsders.
had the FIRST items In Fridays paper.
and after they get the range these
little editors VIII no doubt score Q
number OF hits with readers Of the
School Department.
AZ The Jefferson school the Junior
Civic league Is rapidly gaining
strength. and the pupils take q great
deal OF pride In the work.
With such fine stan. Mari school
IL now In position 10 take rank with
the best OF them.
Asked what Cadillac founded, a
pupil at Columbia school declared Il
was the Cadillac motor cars.
wouldn't Caadillac, enjoy taking q
spin with that boy around Belle Isle
In one OF his cars?
THOROUGHLY ENJOYS
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