The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-11

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Erb. Erwin knisbuseh. Ralph nic.-
ersasn. Heints weinsrt' Oscar
Listen. We have something new
TO tell. Our principal, 4. E. Dohany'
has Just organized club. and the
process of being eligible Is very un-
usual. This club Is called the Cigar.
cite club" being named after one OF
the bad habits found in the history
of boys, men and. in some cases won.
en-. Mr.. Dohany thought that II would
be necessary TO organize this ciao 70
help reform some OF our number VINO
are 90 unfortunate as TO smoke cigar
cites. II Is being conducted In this
manner: A membership card 10 made
out by the teacher. when she nnds
that one OF her boy students ID
smoker. This is filed away for future
use. II the students name Is nleo
for this bad habit he would like 10
have his name taken on. In order 10
do this he must 20 two months with
out touching q cigarette to his lips.
II pupil Is a member OF this CLUB
when he leaves school he cannot De
recommended by his teachers. We
heartily encourage other schools who
are In the same position as ours TO
adopt this plan and carry II out with
effect. Try to be the school with the
least number OF members.
The AS class is taking up book
keeping this term. II takes the place
OF history. which was last terms
study. II IL being taught by Princi-
pal Dohany, who understands Its prin-
ciplaa thorou 1hlv
Our nag has been at half-mast be-
cause OF the death OF School Inspec-
tor Kennedy. whose funeral will take
place Thursday, Feb. IL, when we
have q half-holiday.
We heartily thank Joseph Majeska
for his Kindness In getting the Board
of Education to repair our shower
bath. II II now considered one OF the
best In the public schools OF Detroit
The following pupils of room y
couldn't be spelled down on the words
Of their course: Cora Odien, Lille
Bittner. Casimer Ziolkowski. Rose De-
boil. John Beirzynski. Jack Baird.
Walter Page, william Jaenickner.
Herbert Bailey. Ernest Roll, Palonia
Seine. Frances Gerecka, Max Tarna-
polski. Morris Epstein.
Mrs. Macdonald, Of No. 664 Jos.
Campan. fell and broke her arm on
Woodward-ave., near the Majestic
building. on Feb. 8.
Elsie Niwicki and Gertrude Bern
stein. Of room ID. went home Tuesday
morning suffering from sore throat.
While skating at Belle isle Jan. 81.
Ray Rollo. aged IA, Of No 167 Jos.
Campau-ave., fell through the Ice. but
chung to the edge until help arrived.
He was taken home a. quickly a.
possible. and has been Ill ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chancey, residing ut
No. 101 Pierce-st., will celebrate their
crystal wedding and the twenty-sec-
ond birthday Of friend. Henry Hem
pie. on the 18th inst.
Miss Edna Weller, one Of our Janu-
AIRY graduates. gave Q delightful little
party on Sunday, Feb. q. at her home.
No. 204 Mack-ave.. for few OF her
school friends. They also gave Edna
ia very pleasant surprise In the form
Iof o basket Of beautiful flowers.
A few Of our old friends and grad
yates that have entered the Eastern
High school paid US very pleasant
visit, Friday, Feb. s, and told US many
interesting experiences Of their FIRST
week at high school. The party con-
sisted Of Misses Irene Michaels. Char
lotte Wagmann, Edna Weller, Jadi-
wiga Shadowiska and Peter Fink.
At 11.15, Feb. 10, we had fire drill
and went out without much disorder.
Jan. IL, 1915, q baby girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Benner, Of No. g16
ct. AubinAve. They named her Kath-
crime.