The Detroit times., 1915-10-21

~ 001meu foooo0ts Colonloi
- glyis; exercise. "Ths Little
11111Gs." 10 girls: hoop drill. L,
-; folk dance. "Tantoli." 10
-: soag. Harvest Time" play
nn1 sAiidrsa; folk dance. "Os-
lM1As Colonial club girls: dramat-
0nD4L sleeping Beauty" IL chill
INLAND PARK
HIGH SCHOOL
1pouAs LoWHY. oAasG DAssss.
~ ~ ~ esusss has recently been
Gu1o1 n u Highland Park
66AooL Il h 70 b known -
oG1a1 bastnees course" and It
$1,000 . nest the needs Of
1mo ~ desires . practical bus
D tsn1n1Ae. The particular sub
<M3 1nnOAt are stsnography. type
~ - b0okkssDtnG It il also
rtmnoo ~ pupils 70 odd to these
M - - regular subjects In the
f| 1891
~ Hoeesr. hsAA II The CONNER
GnoagemsnG conducted an ex-
on3 aleng tAese lines '. & year.
uoou19 v1s - successful that
- Ut npsV complete course
f lnnUuEatsd b he regular high
~ G1x1su1nn last September
W ruDnDo 81 object Of the idea
V M t1ak q leaAing business
$3.50 q ~ eity. However. num-
un a1vuntaUss tend to make 1t
o ofn0ek1ve. Perhaps the great
1 r. 0ass = thAk there b no tut
o - snA no charge for books
M OlDIaP natsr1Al
10 e.oehers. cS course. are all
- g nernal school GRADUATES.
n ouuno q them have had practi-
M o011nouo experience. The excel
e oGu1Dmsnt found In every de-
- nakss It very easy to give
11sa IN the most up-to-date
Dum1y the course has reached .
Y rR Gneo1faging stage, and the
y oG1e1es ase All confident that
t 49, u required to make II .
1S0GY SECULAR one.
y ~ mt week In November the
o1onts Of the senior high will is-
- ne Arst publication OF the
nog1 Dausr. The paper Is original
A thnt the policy of most colleges
W oolng inaugurated. this policy be-
|ne ths putting forth Of IN issue
~ Svury week. II - thought that
goasA such . plan school news
- - spread among the students
80 slDo iA the village more en-
ootly. The monthly edition usually
1o1te1 b. most high schools was
kogA1ly hooked upon ~ merely
V1ow Of revisws. However, q
n1UD ~ wsIl-Anishsd number viii
E11ably b Published ut the end OF
MlA tofa. The stan for the paper
- elsctsd last Wednesday after
- q meeting OF tho delegates
10eo1 from each assembly room.
ooS1ee with several Of the faculty.
- member Of the star are ~ fol-
)gWu: lawrence Collins. editor:
youDss Chaddock and Lillian Dun
&nn. assistant editors; Thomas
ovuy. treasurer and circulation
1nnGor: Eloise Johnson, assist
&et; lvoe Kahn, advertising man.
*oO1e: Harold Trumbull and John
oAS1labsr. assistants: Alberta
Doglas, Art editor: Elizabeth Mac
unal1. Joke editor; Louis Maxon.
Cet editor.
1Aero win BE- no debating So
eeles organised this semester, a.
80 mt supposed. Instead, the
nu1lsh department has divided the
o1or 0laes into two classes, who
IN noet every Thursday afternoon
y $50 10 discuss subject selected
IA them b. the department heads
u theos days such meeting will
~ he place Of the regular class
os11atiuas.
1iss Strsator and Miss Rodger.
EfNNo originated the idea, feel that
1oQfing clubs formed by the stu.
ooND themselves would not meet
- muoh success because the ben
~ derived must first be demon.
O1eo 70 them. Therefore, II IL
- Inst b. making II compulsory
~ oomester. there will be enough
Ucpnno lntsrsated next year "a
- = student organization.
80 now on the longing gaze At
Golooo clocks. and wondering
- ~ psriod vii come to an
m ex1nt no more. During the
U0pk 3 complete system has
(nolalle1. every room and hall
- ~ tlmspisce. A large four.
co1t& hangs from the ceilinF
)Dvoe 0eor. making II pcssi.
~ ~ time from any direc.
81 uy1eoce clock h also being
m ~ froet o. the build.