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Novemb~r 23, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE Wllf BY POBI'BIT Last Friday 7B Howard was schedult!d to play soccer with 7A Stolp. 7B Howard waited tlfteen minutes but 7A Stolp failed to show up, so Howard won bJ' forfeit. The team then played a prl\ctlce game with SA Stolp and won by a ~ore of 1-0.-Fred Aschbacher, 7B Howard JUNIOR LIFE (Continued from Page 58) Howard Pupils Complete First Social Science Test Tne eighth grades of Howard school completed their first Social Science tests, Thursday, November 9. This test was about the first of four Social Science books called "Explorers and Settlers Westward Bound" and consisted of 145 questions. These tests are sent four times a year from Dr. Harold Rugg of the Columbus university. We have now started our second book which Mrs. Groves our Social Science teacher promises will · be the most interesting of the four books. This book tells of the Mechanical Conquest of America.-Virginia McConnell, Howard 8A · ' Howard Enjoys Interesting Motor Journey Through East Mother, Dad and I took a trip east this fall. We left here Saturday, October 6, at 5:30 o'clock in the morning. We drove to Detroit. We then took a ·· boat to Buffalo. From there we went to Binghampton, N. Y., and then took the Lackawanna . trail to Scranton, Pennsylvania. We then went to Mount Lakes, N. J., where one of my aunts lives. We stayed about a week and then went to Mamaroneck, N. Y., where my other aunt lives. From there we went my grandmother lives. to Boston where We then went through the White Mountains of New Hampshire and then back to Boston. From Boston we went to Fall River, Mass., and took the boat back up through New York state to Buffalo and then to Detroit by boat again. From there we came home. We drove the entire trip in our car.-Howard Fogg, 7B Stolp. EXCEL IN CUBBENT EVENTS Howard SA had Current Events Wednesday, November U, In Mrs. Stalllng's class. We had them in the morning but did not finish. The remaining ones we told Thursday morning. Mrs. 'S talllng was quite pleased and said If we could do as good as that all the time she would be happy.-Betty Hurtt, ~oward SA St0 Ip 8th Graders Make . Diagrams and Recipes 7-A Howard Comes From Behind to Trim 7-B's Thursday, November 15, a game .of kickball '"·as played between Howard 7A and Howard 7B. The 7B. won in the first half with a score of 13 to 11. But it seemed to be our unlucky number for we only made one more run. The score :tt the end of the game was 7A, 35; 7B, 14. 7B lineup was as follows: Genevieve Burlauf, c ; Lois Sandbertr, p; Nancy May, 1b; Irma Ball, 2b; Marjorie Wedell, 3b; Margery Taylor, ss: Enid Henderson, ss ; Violet Lance, f ; Marie Zepf, f: Helen Perry, f. We are now organizing a volley ball team. We are going to keep our kickball captain, Lois Sandberg, for she proved to be a good one.-Helen Perry, Howard 7B Thursday, November 15, diagrams and recipe books made by the eighth grades of Stolp were to be handed in to Miss Perring's Stolp composition teacher. The boys made diagrams and wrote explanations for them. The girls wrote recipes. Both had to be made into an original booklet with a design and handed in to Miss Perring. There were some very interesting recipes and diagrams. The notebooks will be graded on neatness and originality.Chester Hanson, 8A Stolp A TRUE SCOTCH~IAN 8B Howard's Scotch treasurer is surely on the job. During remedial period he went around and reminded the people holding on to their dues to pay up. There is also a sign on the board to the same effect. Although this is our first time this year to pay class dues we have bought a fern with the money from tines for tardy and talkative pe~le.-James Kraft, 8B Howard PLAY SCORELESS TIE Stolp 7A played St. Francis in soccer ball NoYemU,;:r 14. The game ended in a tie 0 to 0 and it was decided to play it out. They played two halves and still. the score · was 0 to 0. Both teams were good but th ere was too wuch wind and they could hardly kick the balL-Everett \Varshawsky, Stolp 7A. EXPERIENCED BUILDERS KNOW Most of the experienced builders of the North Shore suburbs, those who build homes for sale, agree with us that those persons who spend their Sundays "looking" at new houses rarely, if ever, buy. We believe that the man or woman who can afford to own a home on the North Shore is so situated as to be able to inspect possible purchases almost any day of any week. -------- .. WORK ON ~JlT SIC BOOKS The 7B class of Stolp is working on music notebooks. We have the string Scouts, had a meeting in the Scout rooms. choir in and are now working on the Each patrol was to put on a little act woodwind!". Music i:-; a pretty good suba~ for what the name of their patrol ject but I like General Science and wa~. Patrol I gave an Italian dance, Grammar better.-Paul Moore, 7B Sto!p Rang an Italian song as they were Italians. Their patrol name is "Mt. GYM BADGE TEST Vesuvius." Patrol II w er e the gypsy Novembt> r 12, the sixth grade girls of patrol. They sat around a fire and sang the Central school had a gyn1nasium n I'Ong. Patrol Ill were German and badge tes t. First 6C had to walk the tiH·y counted in German and one of them balance beam while the othet· two rooms spoke a German verse. Patrol IV were practiced getting the ball in the basket Indians. They had an Indian chief and or throwiQ~ the ball across the room.th ey made Indian signs.-Phyllis Carle- Jeanne Audr~y Rehfeld, 6C Central. ton, 7A Stolp. ELECT FRED LEASON Monday afternoon, November 12, a soccer captain was elected for Howard 8A. Henry von d er Hoff, Bill Sorsen, and Fred Leason were nominated. Fred won School rings have been decided upon by one vote.-Dorothy Vollman, 8A Howfor the Howard school. They will be ard l'ilver with a diamond · s hape in which it will say Howard. On the four sides of <.'HAXGES HIS }liND the diamond it will say "1929." This will Tuesday after the soccer game with be two dollars. Initials will be five cente St. Joseph's, George Green thought he each. The rings will be finished in would resign as captain of 6B soccer about three weeks.-Fleeta Freeman, · 8B team. But after we beat Central 6B, 2 Howard to 0, he decided he wouldn't.-Aian Henrekson, GB Howard CJ-~NTRAL 5B WINS Tuesday, November 13, Miss Brown's 7A TRUIS 7B Central school room played the Howard 7A Howard and 7B Howard had a game fifth grade in soccer. Central won 2 to of soccer Wednesday, November 14. 7B 0. ln the first half Frank Swirles made was leading in the first half, 1 to 0. In a goal. In the second half Lloyd Snyder the second half Reginald Green and dribbled the ball two-thirds of the field Frank May made two goals for 7A makto the posts and then Donald Roberts ing the score 7B, 1 ; 7A, .2-charles Hardt, 7B Howard kicked the ball making another goal just when the whistle blew. Howard fifth grade did not score.-Franlc Randall, 5B Central. \Vedn~>sday, October 31, Troop 2, Girl Girl Scouts Stage Plays at Interesting Meeting Howard Eighth G:-aders Order New Class Rings SHORE REAL ESTATE BOAR·D Wilmette Kenilworth Winnetka Glencoe r~ORTH Highland Park Glenview Deerfield Wlieeling SOCIAL SCIENCE TESTS Last week, 8A labored over the tests of their first Social SciencC' pamphlets. Mrs. Groves, the Social Scienc.e teacher, was not satisfied but said it was good for the first tests. Three highest grade~ received are Muriel Meyer, 8 ; Virginia McConnell, 13 ; Dick Steen, 13, out of the possible 145.-Henry von der Hoff, 8A Howard THA.NKSG IVING Oh Thanksgiving is a lot of fun ; We have lots of pudding. We have lots of plums; And we .have some apples; And lots of sweet grapes ; We have some fine raisens, And lots of big dates. -Bobby Brown, Third Grade, Laurel LOVELY FALL WEATHER We are certainly having lovely fall weather. Last Thursday morning it was almost spring, the sun shone so beautifully and the birds that every one thought had gone south were singing. If Thanksgiving Day is like this we will probably be going swimming Instead of ·kati~.-Bettye K. Kirwan, Howard 8B --6¥ PERCENT 2 ~ I . FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS On substantial income property in Evanston J0 H r;!cof~u!!A H N 1617 SHERMAN AVENUE EVANSTON. ILL. GREENLEAF 2 700 .,