The Detroit times., 1915-02-02
SUGGESTIONS.

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In this issue OF The Times will be
found an adjunct to the School De-
pertinent. boy Scout News" Most
of the Scouts are school boys, and for
that reason their interests are closely
allied. making the plan to extend the
editorial privileges to the Scouts very
agreeable and pleasant all around.
The Scout Department will be con-
Quoted similar to the School Depart.
ment except that but one editor VIII
be allowed to each troop, larger
number not being deemed necessary as
in the schools. Otherwise the Scout
editors will enjoy the same privileges
and emoluments as the school editors,
and extended the same courtesies.
The same general class OF news VIII
be furnished by the Scouts as is APP
. pearing In the School Department.
and we suggest to the new editors that
by watching this department and
reading the items they will secure val
liable pointers In guiding their editor
ial efforts. DIR. ]. w. Sowerby. held
secretary. has kindly consented to ex'
ercise q sort of supervision over the
department and furnish daily Point
ers" for the Scout troops and their
editors. We are sure our school
editors will extend cordial greetings
to the Scout editors and welcome
them into the fraternity with pleas
ure.
The boys and girls In room A at
Firnane school who have been neither
absent nor tardy are to have party
IN recognition OF 80 fine record.
. Reuben Aptekar. new chief editor
at George Junior High. seems to have
struck q responsive chord with his
associates, and the items from that
school are now quite frequent and
decidedly Interesting.
John Coggan bids adieu to the
School Department as chief editor at
Goldberg school. in Mondays items.
being a member OF the graduating
class, and goes to Cass Technicai
High. All school editors will join In
regret at losing John. for under his
: skillful directions the Goldberg items
were always worth reading. Rosemary
Brueggemann, assistant chief. also
leaves the star for the same reason.
and as farewell wrote that very fine
poem, "Foreshadowings OF the Class
OF '15." appearing In the Special" col
umn.
Harold lghtbody. the very able ed
itor-in-chief at Gillies school, Is an
other star that will be missed from
the journalistic armament OF the
School Department beginning his high
school course this week. However,
as Harold had stan OF very able as
sociates we have no doubt but that
Gillies will continue to shine forth
brightly.
Alfred Maskill. sporting editor at
Gillies. goes to Western High, and we
hope he will land on the stan there.
as he 10 capable and thorough.
Th-ichildren at Lincoln school are
proud Of q handsome new picture their
principal, Mr.. Cotter. has placed on
: the wall II IL a copy OF Ruben's
{ Fruit Wreath" and quite expensive.
The closing activities OF the grad
uating class at Moore school included
some delightful entertainments, ac-
cording to the school editors.
The guests and members Of the
graduating class at Marcy school were
served with q piece OF cake baked by
Mrs. Hopson In honor OF the eighty
seventh birthday Of Mrs. L. J. Marcy,
for whom the school was named.
In their second lot OF items. appear
ing Monday, the Russell school editors
tell OF new club. "The Court of
Honor" recently organized, which
must be OF much interest to the chill
dren.
The boys and girls OF the gradual
ing class at Thomas will long remem-
Der the delightful entertainments pro-
,vided for them before and during the
commencement exercises.
williams school has q right TO be
proud Of the achievement of its soccer
team, and we are sure all the schools
Join In hearty congratulations on It's
victory In winning the city champion
ship in the school league.
Reginald Brewer, editorin-chief at
Eastern High. wishes all the editors
who graduated from the grammar
schools and expect to attend his
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they desire to secure positions on the
Eastern editorial stan. His private
telephone number Is East 3132-M.
You have. no doubt, enjoyed the
"snappy" items from Craft school as
much as we, and will therefore be
sorry to know that Marvin WEIGH. the
chief editor, Is to withdraw from the
stan, going to high school. With
Characteristic candor he says: Items
will soon be arriving from Craft, as
there r. going to be live-wire' Of a
chief editor selected for this term.
From now on the items from Pal
mer school will be gathered under the
supervision of Dorothy Eaton, new
editor-in-chief, and she promises to
keen up the high standard set by
Wendell Maske.
MORLEY SCHOOL