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The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1915. by J. @, Lloyd.

Copyright, 1915. by J. q. Lloyd.
OF all the little Quaddies who live
in the Green Meadows. the Smiling
Pool and the Green Forest. none Is
more surprising than Little Joe OF
ter. He Is full OF surprises. Is Little
Joe. He had a way OF suddenly bob
bing up and just as suddenly disap-
Fearing. which makes him one OF
the hardest OF all the little people
to get acquainted with. Just when
you think there Is no one around.
Cp hobs Little Joe and gives you a
surprise. Just when you are watch
irg him. down he goes and you new
or see him again.
And when you are acquainted
with him, he is just as surprising.
lie is full OF pranks and dearly loves
10 play. He Is wonderful swimmer,
as no one knows better than those
who live In the Smiling pool. At
times he is a great traveller in spite
of his short legs, and he knows more
of the Great World than most of his
neighbors. In winter he swims UNI
der the ice and makes slippery
slides in the mud.
1t is his wonderful swimming pow
or which enables him to do many
things in secret. You see, when he
disappears under the water his
nelghbors on land have no way OF
knowing where lie goes or what he
does. Billy Mink and Jerry Muskrai
are the only ones who know much
about Little Joe Otter. and even
they do not know as much as they
might. or as they think they do.
Peter Rabbit had missed Little
Joe otter in the Smiling Pool. He
had asked Jerry Muskrat and Billy
Mink where Little Joe was.
oh" replied Jerry Muskrat, che
Is probably on one OF his foolish Ions
journeys. What any one wants to
leave the Smiling Pool for is more
than can understand. Probably II
You go down to the Dig River, you
viii fnd him fishing there.
Just then there was a sudden
splash right behind Jerry Muskrat
II was so sudden that 1t startled Jer
~, and the first thing that Jerry
does when he is startled is 10 dive
He did this time. When he came
up Peter Rabbit was still sitting on
the bank of the Smiling Pool.
What was that that frightened
me?" asked Jerry.
Peter grinned "Tm sure I don't
know. All saw was splash in the
water"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
TROOP NO. 81
ny T.. CARL BEERS

SATURDAY. morning Nav I, the
boys OF Troop 81 met at their head
quarters 20 take a hike.
We took a Hamilton car out 20 tho
end OF the lire. and after walking
for some time we came 10 n big Held.
AMI as we had all brought our ball
gloves. we thought that we would
play baseball until dinner time.
After we had played seven innings
we began To feel hungry. SO we
shouidered our knapsa ks and hiked
woods. whore we britt our fires and
cooked and ate our dinners. Then
we played games in the woods Till
about $50. when we started home.
Friday. May :. the scouts met ut.
$40 y. m. for upper. which we
prepared by our tcs When the sup
per was over we tiI short business
meeting, and after hat We played
scout games.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Persona; notes.

Upton schreve. assisted by Junior
Sanitary Inspector Harold Berg, OF
the Eleventh ward. spoke 10 the boys
Of the NTH. sixth, seventh and eighth
grades OF the Campau school, Tues
day and enlisted many Cf the boys
aid through the effective co-opera-
ton OF the principal. Miss Augusta
The "a inspectors OF the Junior
Sanitary league are 10 he congratu-
lated upon having for their chief,
Mr.. Charles UPTON SChrevc. II years
old, OF .1o1 Palmer-aye. east. Mr..
Schrevc Is graduate OF Central high
school and is now taking post
graduate course, expecting 10 enter
Harvard vollcSc in the near future.
He has been prominent in athletic
circles. being captain OF CentraIs
house OF representatives, and other
prominent organizations, and has
very kindly offered his services 70
the board OF health 10 assist in the
Nv campaign Through his efforts ~
is hoped that the many participants
in the campaign will fulnll their re-
quirement.
There are - inspectors comprising
the Junior Sanitary league. each In
charge Of ward or district. Under
each Inspector are from 20 I cap
tains. each in charge Of q certain
district under the inspectors super
vision. Under each captain there are
from ~ htNNFH'+H'S' "h' 49,
each lieutenant nre any number or
officers The captains badge is rcd.
the lieutenant's blue. and the ON
GERS white with his position printed
plainly upon a. All the boys are
proud of their badges because or the
Interest they take In the campaign.
Tho Ucutcuants also have districts
ANA arc presented with maps OF such
districts. on which they place the
proper signs and symbols. The cap.
talns and lieutenonta are presented
with full typewrittcn Instructions.
The inspectors meet With their cher
at the hoard II health office every
two weeks.
Bows who are Interested In TINS
ca.upaiun and who wish 90 become
n member will find lieutenant In
your neighhorhood who will supply
YOU with an officers badge and n
membership card which must be
filled out as shown by instructions.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

and. under her direction. the two
classes were organized The officers
OF the room A Junior civic league OF
the Thomas school are: Agnes Train
err. president. Lawrence Oman. vice.
president, Pattic Hitler. secretary
and James ROdda. treasurer. riley
are 10 have fun authority over this
district 50 far as the league is con-
cernod. and are 10 report once "A
week 10 Mrs. Mickey. who has
charge OF this district
Despite their defeat at the hands
OF the Marcy school on April 20. the
girls OF the NewcOmb team have a
chance OF participating at Sugar
Island. as they won fine game from
the Majestic team May 6. the score
being IS 20 i6. the Thomas team
holding strong lead from the first.
They hope 10 beat the Rose team
next week
Thanks 10 the generosity OF Mr..
BENJAMIN Sicgel. apple trees were
given out on Arbor Day this year.
The A room have finished the story
OF "Silas Manner" which they read
In the English class. All the pupils
seem 10 have enlOyed Il greatly
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
!lOUGNTON SCHOOL

Editorial stan--Chief. George Porter,
associates. Prudence Rich, Elsie
Smith. Marvin Lee, Pearl shaw. Ed
gsr Cssteel, Lawrence Crane.
This week we are singing Good
Bye Summer" We mean tho touch
OF summer weather we had last week
We are also Staging April Rain" n
trife late. but suitable to the atmos-
phcric conditions nevertheless.
window boxes. nlied with bright
flowers. deck tho stills In room Il.
Among the things growing IL nax. 1t
In DOING well. and the children expect
TO make linen In tho fail
The boards are decorated with n
border Of small pink flowers, whilo
around the room are innumerable
pictures Of our summer visitors, the
birds. Tho room Is indeed a spring
garden.
Twenty-Five pupils OF room have
finished Courts test. IS.
The teacher OF room r took pic
lures OF tho pupils in three groups
Thelma Thon and Alfred Lard, OF
room c. have nnished Courtis test
IS.
The girls Of room A are going TO
plnv nowcomb with the Amos achool
Friday afternoon. We arc hoping to
be Successful
Fnri shaw. or room G, was called
20 the country, owing to his grand
fathers Illness.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
NORTHNESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL
Editorial stan--thief. ~. Gladstone
uootht secretary, Norman McCor-
mnckt society editor. Rosemary
uFuer

VrregHcmnnn
The, Northwestern club held It's
weekly meeting last Monday Mt Har-
old McCrackon's Members present
Were Harry Blackadder. Ralph Invi-
land, Egbcrt Isbell Malone McGrcg-
George Bott. Frank Benish, H. q.
Booth. Harold McCrackcn. HerSert
Dees, Herbert Watson. Sauble and
Mr., HUI An interesting talk was
given on engineering by friend OF
Mr.. Hun We decided 20 go camp
Ing near Blackaddcr's cottage on
Lake Erie The meeting was ad-
5ourned after lunch
Officers OF Mt Vernon house have
under confederation n plan for rais-
Ing money for the house treasury. 4
candy tazaar has been suggested,
Iongfellow Literary club held n
delightful program Thursday. April
~ In honor ~ tho poet for whom
the club is named. Each member
recitcd ono OF Longfeliow's poems
and tho story OF his life was given by
Miss Evelyn Raymond. a program
that had been previously omitted was
then given. Every pcrs0u related n
story or FIRE or Pm accident Much
credit IL due 20 tho entertainment
committee tor programs composed
Betty Ross house has inaugurated
new and pleasant system for en-
tertalrlnr its pemhcrs Every We'd
roedav. 1T the heglnnirg % tho re-
cess period. some EVIL renders ei- ~
n sorG or poem. which ~ htRhl. %.
preciatcd by the house
Tuesday. April 2T students ard
tent hers turned ont ncar tho Grand
River entrance ~ tho school TO have
their rfstuye fnfpV
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
JONES SCHOOL.
Editorial Stnn-Chief. elsie Herbcrti
associates, MnriOa JRckson. RoanId
Freeman. Helen IChnrr. marry
Davis, assistant chisf.

MI Pearl. who has charge OF the
outcoor athletics made "a visit to
our school Thursday lie tested the
boys IA running and many other
"stunts.' Every boy In rooms A ana
Is ran the 100 yards Ia correct time.
which ~ 1913 seconds. which counts
90 points Harold karu. OF room u.
ran the bost aud received $50 points.
Jones' baseball team played the
Marcy "Wednesday and were triumph
ant by score Of ~ TO II,
Anna Horst. OF room ~. had the
greatest number OF perfect papers in
spelling this term.
Florence Balfouf. OF room G. dislo-
Gated hc elbow. The pupils aud
teachers all miss her, FOR she is an
excellent pupil.
The Christian Endeavor Union held
i.s last conference OF the year May
/. NJ tho Church OF the Covenant
Harold Karn. Of the Junior SAM
tnry league, has been disappointed
on account OF hinderonce In the
starting OF the campaign. swat the
fly" but viii bo able 20 rs soon "a
the weather clears.
Last Mbnday a Junior civic league
was organized by Mira Baily. We
held meeting and the following
officers were elected In room g..
President. Virginia knapp; secretary.
Ronald Freeman, president, Sill
via Berry. treasurer. Harry Davis.
Room 4 President. Arthur Kuecki.
vice president. Clara Smopal; sccre-
tary, Margaret Nehls. treasurer. Clif-
ford Stanbury The chairman elect
Ell another chairman, OF leader. for
each row. a. ono for front lawas,
back yards. alleys, corner groceries,
vacant lots etc We hope 10 prove
this organization n success as every
thing we have tried yct has been so
4 c'gss rin OF the Hubbard school
Laa been found by pupil OF Jones
school OF room r.. II IS a star shaped
pin We wish To return II, and for
further information the edltor-in-
chief OF the Hubbard can call up
the Jones.
The As class received it's pins
"Wednesday morning We hope that
these pins VIII prove what they stand
for
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL.
Editorial Strn-B. Gladstone Booth,
thiefi associates Norman Meteor
mack, secretary, No. 80 Pacihc-ave.i
Rosemary Erueggcmnnn, Wendell
MnsEc.

Massc.
Following f. the program rendered
AZ the entertainment given Friday.
May ;; by tho Garrick Mentor and
Mock wedding. Garrick club
Cast, Father, Avison; mother. Miss
schultz, bride, Miss Mcmahon {;
groom. Allan Martindale. parson,
Cameron: best man. Thomas Awry;
ring bearer. Arthur Bennett. flower
girl, Maude Johnson. Characters,
X r D. ciuh-Patterson and s,od.
y. club-Edward Jeffries: piano solo.
Garrick club-Miss Wolfe: char
acters. X. II. D. .club-Miller and
club---Ed. McAllister. Ludwig Frank
Sir Wissenchaft william Barry;
court photographer. Jas. Harrison;
Gregg song, X +. - ciub-siiss
Chapman. Dialog. X. F. n, club
Hanson and Channer. Mock trial
Mentor club-iudge. Schneider
Tense, Fleming Miss Tuamley. de-
PENDANT; clerk, Hart.
Last Friday. Arhor Day. all the
pupils or Northwestern were called
70. the auditorium by Mr.. Miller. a
Glce club The Arhor Day proclaim
ton 81 Governor Ferris was read bv
Miss Nina Heal Of the Martindaie
normal. \ very interesting and IN
structlve talk on nature was given
by Mr. F. Glenn Philips. After sing
ing America" VIC adjourned for re-
cess.
The games last Friday and Satur-
day were RGIsIpone9 on account GI
grounds
Tho scholarship returns show that
Mt Vernon House was first. Retsv
Ross. second, md Jane Austen. third.
Tho boys houses came ont as fol-
lows: Marshall FIRST: Sherman.
second: md Lincoln. third. For the
first time Mt Vernon House and
Marshall House led In scholarship.
We arc anticipating n great time
next Friday at tho party OF Austin
and Marshall Houses.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
CAP20N SCHOOL.
Editorial Stsn--Ch'ef, Virginia Bro-
diets Rssocintesi Alice Hudson. sarah
T-bovitg, Herthn Iscurfcndt, clyde
rOmPyiIlc. Harold Chntiin. George
pcnne;t. Napoleon Fcnik. David
K~IEer

I-boyits, Hertha Iscurfcndt, clyde
pomsyiiic. Harold Chatiin. George
pcunett. Napoleon Ecnik. David
Keller.
Capron school editors meet every
Friday after school AZ ls0 Maple st
Refreshments nrc served. after which
an hour IL spent In an Informal dis
cusslon 81 editorial business for the
school department
Kathleen Vollweiler. being invited
10 our meeting Of editors. immedi-
atcly determined 20 enjoy herself.
Afr partaking OF refreshments
which were almost Immediately
served as soon ms we were assem-
bled we adjourned 10 another room
10 editorial business. Then IL was
that Kathleen began her Charlie
Chaplin" antics
After we had passed n box Of
candy and settled down In earnest
Kathleen nonchalantly picked up n
fashion book, looked at u. and Inn
mediatelv began going through H.
We all began To laugh, Kathleen
looked quietly up. put tho paper
and then, rising independently from
her seat. cody and innocently asked
Virginia; DO you object 10 my play
ing the victrola7" Without waiting
troln. picked up by chance good
record, wound up the victrola and
placed tho record.
with astonishment VIC watched her
and then. Virginia having recovered
some Of her scattered senses. condo
scendingly told Kathleen that the
victrola was not u be seen while the
meeting was In session. At last Kath-
lecn subsidized for tho lengthy space
Of about two minutes. which allowed
an opportunity for writing this Item
for tho amusement Of the readers or
the Times.
school. has elected It's officers as fol-
lows President Virginia Brodel;
vice. pres ideut. clyde Pomaviile; sec
rotary. Louise Seiser; treasurer. VI
ola Ruehmkorf II might be inter-
estIng to know that the class presi-
dent is the youngest member OF the
class, being only II years old plus
Bertha Isenstnld. OF room r. has
been absent for the past week on
account Of sickness. We all hope
she Will he back soon.
The children % room y enjoy The
story OF Campfire Girls. read 10
them by Mlss Bcmis.
The following are perfect attend
nnce pupils or room VI; Nathan Ad-
Ter, Tnnnette ,Burgen' A6raham =, pa
vid, Charles Paulen. William POLK.
Grace Ruben and Isadore Tutteman
William Roscnhurg. Of room q. has
finished the IS COURTS tests In arith-
metic
Thursday morning the girls Of
room a made bread. They didn't en-
Joy coming 20 school az 1880 n. m,
but they did enjoy the tiny loaves or
bread
Rooms C ana F wrote stories OF
what they saw on their way home
from school
Rebecca Cohen. or the As grade.
room e. has finished her COURTS tests.
Joseph Godovic. Of the same room.
has also finished them.
Napoleon Fealk has just returned
10 school after having tho mumps.
Miss Lewis. teacher OF room r. has
n rat 81 n "A h.
Feuce OF three DAYS. We are glad to
see her again
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

left school TO assist his father In
his business,
The pupils OF the sixth grade are
learning the history and Tories or
the Holy Grail"
The girls or rooms &. - and II are
making much progress I'm their dane
ing.
Pupils Of the AS class have held
their class election. choosing Ruth
Nroom for president. William OGDEN
hoff vice president Adelia Paselk
secretary and Ruth Zubrigg treasur-
cr. The class sentiment Is Emerson'S
advice, Hitch your wagon TO a star.
They have chosen blue and gold for
their colors. and these viii be shown
in the unusually beautiful class pin
they have selected.
Elwyn Beardsley, captain or the
eighth grade boys, has been home
- over week on account Of i'll
ness.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
DUFFIELD SCHOOL
Editorial stnn--Chicf. Ralph Ford
associates, Sadie smith, Ethel Hull
lard.

Mr.. Frederick. assistant superin
tendcnt. and Mr.. Post. tho assistant
director OF athletics, visited tho DUFF
field school this week. Mr. Post gave
the dscnthlon 10 lie heid az tho an.
nual school excursion May 80.
Roy Grant, OF room a. II out OF
school on account OF illness.
The pupils OF rooms \ and ~ sucni
very pleasant afternoon on Tues
day as the guests OF the art museum
Mr. Burroughs gave an Instructive
talk on tho painting exhibited and
also n demonstration OF the wonder
full new way Of producing light eff
fects on the stage.
Joseph Laughton. OF room r. has
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
HANCOCK SCHOOL
EDITORIAL stan--Chtrf. Gertrude NJ.
HulbcrtI assistants. Leila "a. DIa-
mJhd, Pauline AibrO, Mildred Me-
MILAN. Pauline AIbrox.

hlilsh iauUnr tIbrok.
The graduating class held the first
class meeting tuesday morning. Mrs.
Chfistlapa Kinney. principal. prcsld-
cd. and our teacher. Miss Alice
Munro. acted ~ secretary. Howard
Hopkin was elected president. and
LeIta Diamond. Vice president. Ab!l-
ny was considered more than size, II
seems, In Towards case. for ne -
the smallest boy ia the room. The
snort speeches which the new Of
applause. The pupils did not have
time 10 elect the secretary and treas
urer At this meeting.
The s4t(s OF room A ava not have
their cooking lesson this week, for
their teacher Miss Hunt wants them
To have the whole morning for their
next lesson. which will he on the art
OF bread making.
Miss Perrin, supervisor OF physical
training, visited our school and saw
the girls OF room A dance the Nor =
rts dance, and taught the pupils OF
room II Comm Thro' the Rye" She
also saw the pupils OF room a do
their physical exercises. which she
thought very we'll done.
Pupils OF room were very much
Margaret Good sent In, They are en-
closed IN sort OF fertilizer. which
looks like paper and are sold By the
yard.
Wednesday morning tho pupils OF
room A were very much delighted IN
hearing number OF records played
on tho Nlctrola- Last week in the
contest for the victrola, room Il won.
In room NJ, IazeI Brake. Anna
smith. Erma Camp. Gladys .Jahson.
William Glasgow, Alice Onderdonk.
and Violet Hubert have completed
the as Courts arithmetic tests.
The pupils OF room NJ welcomed
Grace Bonning. from tho Greusel
school, TO their cls>s last week.
Marion Koch. OF room A. has com
pleted the 30 Courts writing tests.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Editorial stan Chief. Howard
Thorpe, associates, West G"IIoGiy.
Frances bumps. Catherine HentOn.
Curtis Card. Bcijlng PiersOa, her,
nice Froh, Gnriner Palmer.

Gertrude Swift. OF room n. return
Cd 20 school last Tuesday. after n
visit I'm Battle Creek.
The A class have finished reading
Julius Caesar" and have started
Ten Boys From Dickens"
Our baseball team defeated tho
Palmer school by n score Of II 10 3.
Miss Coles. our drawing teacher.
was Obliged 20 return 20 England.
Miss peidrick has taken her piece.
Nuriel RYAN and Frances White.
both OF room A. gave surprise
party for Lila Glines. OF Room r.,
last Thursday.
Friday. MAY as. Eva Hulin. OF room
q. played NJ q recital given at the
Holland conservatory.
The officers OF the graduating are
as follows; William Martin, presi-
dent: Frances Bumps, vice.president.
Roy Eddy. secretary; Grace Snow
Teacher: can ron compare
AFTER" Bright Pupil: Yes"
Teacher: Compare II then" Bright
pupil: Positive. after: comparative.
before" Teacher: Then I suppose
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

The picture above is that OF
Harold Berg. junior inspector OF the
Junior Sanitary league, and selected
TO act as chief ed!tcr TO supply news
school department.. Harold is greatly
interested in the fly swatting' cam
paign. as he is in all movements
looking TO better and more beauti,,
the youthful social and civic organi-
cations.
The swat the-ny" campaign re-
Gently organized by the board OF
health. under the direction of Henry
+ Vaughan. epidemiologist. and DR..
William Price. health officer, has
created widespread interest among
the boys OF Detroit.
The object OF the organization rs
to prevent this carrying insect
from depositing the dreaded germs
among the articles OF foodstuffs or
upon the lips OF some man, woman
or child.
The ny is not very particular In his
choice OF food, and enjoys the luxu-
rles and delicacics as well as the filth
OF the ordinary alley. IL the fly would
we might be saved from the ravages
OF the pest, but he has little regard
for humanity. as he wanders from
the milk pitcher 10 the cake, to the
dirty ceiling or the fllth-laden floor.
pausing To rest moment on the lips
or face OF the child as IL lies asleep.
The ny is usually born in n refuse
pile. The female fly lays about 900
eggs during n season. and about 100
eggs at time. These eggs. in few
hours, become maggots, and after an
other transformation, the full-grown
fly appears at the end OF 10 days A
famous entomologist has figured that.
starting in April with a single over
wintering fly. laying IT'S first eggs,
by September there will be, by the
simple process OF reproduction, a
formidable army Of 5.59S.720.O0O adult
flies. What a multiple OF 'swats" in
September could have been saved by
single well-directed swat" in
April Remember. that one early fly
destroyed is equivalent TO thousands
later. Let no fly escapel
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
THOMAS SCHOOL

Editorial stan Chief. Lawrence
On,rnt associates. Hfcrrct OsEood,
Edward Kaufman. pattie Hitler.
Ifrscn STREET.. Nirrin,a Song hush.
puhy rnrhcr. Er~~k J~rk-.
The editors OF this school greatly
appreciate tho iiberalIty Of The
Times In providing for their enter
tainmcpt and pleasure.
~ tho second meeting Of the
graduating class. Friday Nav :. the
class solors. green and gold were
collected. The class motto 10 Always
Upward: Never Downward"
Mrs Bailey. OF the Junior civic
league. visited this school Friday
May z. She spoke to rooms A and ID
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
ALGER SCHOOL
Editorial stnff--Chies. Edith MANS.
bncht associates, Cecil Salter. Mar
guerite Kane. Katherine Living
stone. Glenn Stock. Frederick Satt-
ley, Fulton Copp. William Moore.

a play, THE Rescue or the Prin-
cess Winsome," was given by the
children OF the North Woodward Con-
greEational church Thursday for the
benefit OF the Van Leuven Brown
hospital.
William II Moore. assistant editor
OF the Alper school. received first
prize, a workbench, in the exhibition
OF bird houses for the most COM
rletc exhibit. We had - Ni~d houses
IN all. ono OF which had % rooms
Miss Colman, the physical instruct
or. visited Alger school Monday AZ
ternoon. She took the children Of
room Il down In tho kindergardc
and watched them dance the Nir-
ainia reel The Ostend ard 49," Nor
ris. Miss McAdam play tho piano.
n baseball game was played be-
tween the Moore and Alger schools
w Wednesday afternoon. The Algcr
school won the game, Is 10 s.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
LATE SCHOOL SCORES

Morley IL. GriIies g; Higgins is.
Morley II: Washington (ungraded)
&c. Bishop tuneraded) Z Fas-ari Is,
George n. 40 Innings. C-oft %.
Clippcrt :. Croft Z. Logan s. Croft
Goldberg IS
Fairbanks II, rnimer s: Estahrook
=. Columbian 8. Newborn -. Web
ster IL; Alger IS. MoU ~ Jones H..
Berry 8.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

Editorial staff ief. Dorothy Hol-
lis; associates, ora vorce, Irene
Frshm. Lorraine O'Reiily, Alfred
Masi<ili.
The pin committee OF the graduate
ing class are as follows: Ralph
Trese. chairman; Reginald Archer.
Walter Wobrock, Leota Roe, Howard
Sherman Jennie Blick and Edith Me-
Fa-lane.
The ReadiIg has elected the
following offlc, President, Lor-
raine OReilly; secretary, Marjorie
Stead treasurer Mildred stead.
The commercial number OF the Bea-
con was n success. and many copies
OF IL were sold by the grade room
reporters and bY the staff.