The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03
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Troops 2 and 20. Boy Scouts. are
engaged In friendly rivalry as to
which one makes the best showing
" tho scout news. both having a
stunt" as 90 Who's Who" In their
respective troops. Troop 2 should
have had picture IN Saturdays pa
per. but Il was crowded out
Fly swatters are being made in
the manual training department at
Bishop school. With one In the
hands OF each energetic pupil at
Bishop, what chance will poor little
'ss h.'''
Lincoln school was cleared OF
children in a minute and half In a
fre drill last week.
Wade Allen. chief editor NJ Hillger
fhool, was hit by an automobile
the other day. The auto failed to
recognize the editor until too late.
or Il would have been more consid-
crate No serious injury was In
nicted. however
How'd you like to belong to the
nature or botany club at Western
High? The trips into the woods
and fields these spring days must be
very enjoyable Affairs. OF which the
editors wrtta.
Don't you think those three
editors at Garfield are making q nne
showing for new ones!
Troop 2 Is &c give An exhibition
OF scout work May II mt the Fort.st
Presbyterian church NJ 745 p. m.
The boys VIII be pleased to have
any6he interested In their work ut.
tend. tickets for which may be
had OF eny member. or at the door.
Warfare" was substituted for
welfare" by pupil ut Hancock
school In reading the preamble OF
the constitution. We may yet be
forced into warfare for the welfare
Of humanity.
Some brilliant orators win surely
come from the Highland Park high,
90 much interest IL taken In the de
bates.
The remedy for stopping the Euro.
pean war as suggested by a George
junior high boy in Saturdays items
In worth reading at least.
A display OF the work done by
boys In manual training was put on
exhibition in the principals room
nj wilkins school last week. and at.
tracted lot OF favorable attention.
An open day" at Van = Dyke
school brought out large number
OF parents and friends OF the pupils.
and a most delightful program was
given.
Clippert editors tell with apparent
Eiee OF defeat their baseball team
administered To the Owen boys last
'-keck. The score was - TO &, and
the Owen team used ave pitchers.
SO interested are the Farrand
school children In the junior civic
league work. that the time for meet
ings Is all too short.
The gradual ting class al Washing
ton school has selected officers and
will now proceed TO "get busy with
the closing experiences OF their
school days. In the grammar grades
az least.
AZ a reward for good work. the
|, little tIkes who are furnishing news
for the editors from the lower
gfades n, Goldberg school will be en-
tertained by Dorothy maIcomsen. an
associate editor. at her homo.
Logan editors are very proud OF
the appearance the building makes
after its encounter with the plaster
crs. the carpenters, the decorators.
and cleaners generally.
BERRY SCHOOL.
: Eaitsrt.i staff--rhief. Jsrn~s r<itson,
associate. kstherfse knobieck.
"wednesday morning Mr.. Post. sth-
letic instructor. talked to the boys
Of the eighth grade on jumping. ex-
planning the point system. Later on
we were timed In running, where
some Of the boys were surprised 10
md that they could run 80 fast. and
Others, sad 10 relate, were surprised
~ md that they could move 30 slow
When we came out OF school