The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26
). SCHOOL AND SCOUT NEWS
OWEN SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Chief. Lloyd Warmers
Assistant Chief. Donald Richards
society editor. kstheryn zeisisr
associates, Arthur Langworthy,
William sheppard.


Assistant Chief. Donald Richards,
society editor, katheryn Zeisieri
associates, Arthur Langworthy,
william sheppard.
The AS class. 20 in number. will
witness the Merchant OF Venice" az
ternoon, under the chaperonage OF
Miss Whiteside.
Some of the studious pupils I'm the
Al class were quite amused one day
last week. when one OF their class
mates was asked TO use the word
Is something that a lady carries In
summer to keep OF the SUM-"
The B-7 and AS geography classes.
accompanied by the Misses Whitestde
and Kennedy, visited Hudson's store
Friday afternoon TO inspect the mirS :
aturo Panama Canal" exhibition.
The gymnasium OF Cass high school
" open every Saturday morning be-
tween $3.50 and $50 TO the boys or
owen school The gym instructor
vas I'll last Saturday and the boys
regretted being deprived OF the privi-
iess OF using the apparatus.
The following pupils OF room A
have been neither absent nor tardy
since Sept. }. 1914: Robert Manoeg.
Ruth Skeeman, Lloyd Werner. Ken
meth Shepherd, Clara stain and Ralph
W oodbeck.
Cummings. Marion Dolmage. Ruth
O'Neil, Paul Smith. Richard Billing
ham. Katherine Campbell. Katherine
Gibson, Myrtle Rano. Fred fowler
and wilford Valliere have been pres
ent on time every day
Mr.. Simpson, our manual training
Instructor. will take the class which
has the highest standing to visit a
planning mill.
Because OF the high cost" OF wood.
few boys will enter the bird-house
contest.
Most OF the pupils in the AS book
pal. Mt. Merrill. received 100 per cent
on test given last week.
Last Friday afternoon. room II de-
bated the following subject. he-
solved. That much disease In the city
js caused by impure milk Inc
Ruth o'Neii and Kathryn Holme.
showed that there was great danger
from impure milk. but their oppon..
ents, Paul Smith. Alice Putnam and
W nHs abe va ,nsTe. ssas petrot laws
on impure milk were so well en-
forced that very little disease comes
from such source.
A Junior Civic league meeting was
held in room A Friday morning from
/? TO 1918. The president suggested
that the members learn the civic
Creed" The rest OF the period was
spent in discussing the good ana the
harm done by sparrows Many IN
teresting stories were told. A talk
on The Publication OF water. oy
four OF the leagues members, mas
been programmed for our next meet
ing.
Last Friday afternoon the James.
town" and plymouth" divisions OF
the Al class enjoyed spell down,
and these seven pupils stood at the
end OF the period: Bruce sutton. Myr-
tie Rano, Isabella Frazer. Katherine
Campbell Vaeda Bradway, MARX
Lynn and Herbert Rano.
Our composition teacher was very
much ashamed when she noticed In
our previous installment. that we had
used learns" instead of teaches In
speaking OF the safety First" pass
word One OF the editors remarked
that IL you had TO do IL you would
think that IL was more learning
than "teachinR" Anyhow, l guess
we'll remember what we are taught
about these verbs.
The eighth grade has learned the
poems. "Ldncoln, the Man OF the
People" Gettysburg address," a Sc
lection from THE Building OF the
Ship" and Flower In the crannied
Wall" They are now studying
Brownings poem. "Herve Riel." un-
der the direction of Miss Bristow