The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
FERRIS SCHOOL OF HIGH.
LAND PARK.
Edftoriai sts6-Chief. Jeha We1asl
assistant chief. AIma SenOnSO $780,
elate. NeIetNe FlnatePsvalA.

Editorial stsH-Chief. Jehn weAssV
assistant chief. Alna s1nenss $780,
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the Ferris school went ON q picnic
TO Palmer park, Monday. June IL.
several teachers accompanying us.
ner out there. "S About o i A o'clock H we
went back to school In time for our
afternoon classes.
The Ferris school editorial stan ap-
Pfeciatas the good time at the Palace
Gardens We enjoyed all the amuse-
ments every much
Miss Jeanette Cooper. q IA teacher
St tie Ferris. will leave for an eight
favorite OF the small children In
Miss Louise Penny. Of Flint. lfiehi-
MCGUIRE OF Highland Park.
Class day was held Monday. June
y In the new Highland Park high
school },,s aaditorinm; The prcgr.m was !.
nildred Blackwood; class histor/.
Mimic Des Laurier: class prophecy.
Ada Simons: music. Tinker's chorus.
Boys chorus: chalk dramics. elias.
ieetern. Ralph McGraw presidents
address. Stanley Burbridge: class
Dr. S. p. Wilson. a prominent young
physician Of Highland Park. was
married to Miss Hastings. wedne.-
day. June Is. The wedding took
place In Massachusetts,. They will ar
a reception will be held In their
honor.
Mr.. Henry Ford has recently made
me tennis courts and four base .
bell diamonds for the use OF the Ford
the best part OF II all is that the
children are to be allowed to play
tennis during the working hours. II
VIII be fun for those who do not
leave the city and very amusing also.
dauEh'er of IS Massachusetts- ave.
Will leave saturday for their sum
Miss Maudine Boyle OF .s Cali
fornia, has just arrived home from n
long trip In California. up the Paci-
nc coast and the Canadian Rockiee.
enc took many photographs. which
Maurice Miller. of room ~ in the
Ferris. viii spend the greater part
of his VACATION in. the west.
81 Is ,going up. to the southern shore
OF Lake superior to spend his vaca-
ton He Will start "Wednesday.
Although Highland Park may not
midst they surely aren't without de-
bates. for Miss Rodgers and Miss
streator's two sections Of the EE-
IN the effort TO find out which are
the mos, capable speakers. SO far
Miss Streator's division has won four
debates and Miss Rodgers division
has won three. The subjects that are
discussed have usually dealt with
topics OF interest to, the students,
such as Resolved. That high school
pupils who make a grade OF 90 per
cent or higher In their daily work
! should be excused from examina-
, tone" and Resolved that n stand
ards pin should be adopted for all
.lasses graduating from the Highland
| Park High school" In both cases
the negative side won. There have
been two rather humorous debates
One wns whether or not n man should
| give up his seat in street car 10
| n lady. Strange to say. the mega
| tive side won IL does not show a
very good standard for our school
I but this standard will not be
accepted by anybody we hope. The
other was between two boys and two
girls The resolution was that ali
persons owning cat should be taxed
IS. The girls won and declared that
they would enjoy challenging the
boys. with another debate and would
also show them how to win 1t Is
hoped that In the beautiful new high
school, which Is almost ready for use
there Will be debating society
formed.