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February 8, 1929 WILMETTE We are glad to welcome back to our. school, Don Briggs, who had be~n absent from school three we'e ks. It is also hard for him to come down to school becaus~ he lives in Deere Park and he takes the trolley clown every morni_ ng.-Allen Rossman, SA Stolp. --~------------ LIFE ~C 13 7C'e WIN JUNIOR LIFE 68 Howard C~gers..Win Two Games During Week The 6B Howard basketball team. 'vhich is composed of Herman Meyer, ·c aptain ; Howard Ball. James Burdette, Heorge Green, Kenneth Rahn, Ebert Knoop Harry Kaulp and Jack Schildgen. won a game from St. Joseph 18-0 la~t ·wet'k. The team also won from 6B team 10-t and also 6A second team 4-2. The latter was a most exciting game. 6A got the lead at the start 2-0 but Howard 6R soon evened up the score and later in the second half, Green of 6 B sank the winning basket. -George Green, r.n 1foward. ADOPT MOTTO The motto for this month in the Stolll seventh and eighth grade building is "Be Responsible." The teachers are trying to impress upon us the need to be rt>sponThe sibl( and apparently succeeding. phrase seems to fit into your miwl aud ~tay there ; when you are about to do anything you think is this being responsible.-Robert Fletcher, 8A Stolp. FINISH P A~IPHLETS The eighth grades of Stolp school have just finished the second of their social science pamphlets, "The Mechanical Conque.·ts of America," which told of the larg·e inventions from 1790 to 1917. The IH·w pamphlet is, "America's March for I )emocracy," taking up the time from th e first settlement in this country in 1607 through the ivil war to 1765. This pamphlet we are expecting t o h e vNy int en·sting-.- L1ob ert Fletcher, £\A :St~llp . J·.\],};Jt llOJ,L (;JtAZF. WELCOME, DON! WINS AT HOCKEY CAGE TIT.L E WOLVERINES WIN January 31, Stolp . 7A's Wolverin(8 won a game with 7C's Sllooting Stars. At the end of the first half the score was 3 to 10 in favor of the Wolverines. After an interesting struggle in the second· half the score stood 22 to 7 in the Wolverine's favor.-Frances Schuman, 7A Stolp. FUIJIGATE SCHOOL The whole Howard school was fumigated Thursday, January 24. We were in~tru('ted to leave our books open. Friday we came to school and the fumes of the . medicine they used in fumigating the room were terrible.-Elmer Erickson, 7P. Howard. BASKETBALL PRACTICE The eighth grade girls of Howard have been practicing for the basketball team. In SA there Is quite a bit of competition to make the first team as we have 15 glrls in our room. Tuesday is the night set for eighth grade girls to practice. Betty Hurtt, SA Howard. CUT BUSINESS SHORT Wednesday, January 30, 7A Stolp lwh1 its weeldy club meeting. It was <lecid·}d that we took too pmch time in disct: ~H ing the business and we hope hereafter th~t we can give mo1·e time to the prop,Tam chairman. Frances Schuman, 7A ~t'Olp. Friday, 7B Stolp played 7C Stolp ,tn hockey, 7B scoring one point in the first period and 7C scoring two. The second period 7B scored none and 7C two more points. The third period was a hard fought one, 7B scoring one point and 7C one also. The game ended in 7C's fa\'or the score being 7C, 5 ; 7B, 2.-Junior Thomas, Stolp 7B. The 7B-1 basketball team of Stolp ~u swamped by the 7C-1 28 to 2. The game was not very llvely on the part of 7B. The 7C team had the ball most of the time. The 7B-2 also lost to the 7C-2; lt was a hard fought game and 7B-2 put up a better showing than the first team. The score was 6 to 4.-Rlchard Cullen, 7B Stolp. I Lobsters-Crab Meat-Oysters-Scallops and all seasonable varieties ofFresh-Smoked-Salt & Canned Fish. PROMPT DELIVERY TELEPHONES University 2555-2556 I Wilmette 649 BOOTH FISHERIES COMPANY Lent begins February 13th girls of the .By1·on Stolp school a paper doll craze. They procu1·e all th <.· fashion magazines they can find and copy dresses for their dolls. The <lo!l's ages range frorn 12 to 20 and if n ;·1yun happens in at one of the class t·r·oms during l'l·medial periods you will bt> ~m·e to see a half dozen girls making <11·e~sl" S for their dolls.- Elt·anor Hicl<s, The h<.t \ ' e 7A ~tolp. That RoariDI Sound You Bear is the ROYAL Tiger cutting the price of ROYAL Fine Quality Tailoring IYl't:llES 'f iXG )IEE'l'l.SG For the last two club periods, the pupils of ~'>A ~tolp have had ve1·y interesting medings. The girls gave a program for the boys the first week and the boys ga \'1:' a prugmm fu1· the g·irls tlw f(Jllowing· 'n·<.· k. "'e had club in l\lrs. Clark's l'OI·m so we could USt' the piano. They e ithe r r ead poem:-; and played the piano or ~<·mt- fJthet· in ~t rum e nts. -Be th 1\fcllr:t ith, ~-\. Stolp. - --- - - - - PL.\X UOUSES ju~t fini:-;h ed our hou~e planning. They have been making plans for the upstairs all<l duwnf;tairs of a hou~e. Mrs. Jones, our art teach er, Rays we are to finish studying about the artists soon and then we shall take our second and last trip to th e ~-\l't lnstitutt>.-Be th l\lcllraith . 1n art, the eighth grades of Stolp i1ave T.AUDY CLASS " ""'dnt·sday, January 30, Mrs. Stalling had a tardy class after school. Out of ht-1' r oo m she had seven people attend, ~c' l·t;o warf' ~·ou tardy t>eople. :.\[r. Todd pn,mi~l ·:-: another elas!-5 if he has to. -Geo rg-e Gr en, 6B Howard One ()f :.\l ekel':-; work horsf's slipped and fell Tttl·sda_y on Prairie an~nue near Centq\1 ~tn·et. ll e fra ctured his left hind leg and had to be shot. ThiH is bad \\'t:>atht'l' for th e horHes.-L ee Blaylock, SB llowa r<l. ~L}:IOHIUD'E PAR'fY The· two f' ighth gmdPs at Howard had a :-;ldghride party Friday, January 31. -right aow wiD buy lor you 1·oon nonn1x He f1·eshments were sern~d at the school wht;oJ1 \\'t· retu1·nerl from th e ride. A good time was had by all.-Dick Ste n SA llowa nl. ' Suits and OVercoats but not for long--so the best policy will be to buy TODAY ~------------------------r. WHY MOT! -avoid the usual spring rush by allowing us to do your painting and decorating now. M. Portenhauser Painter and Decorator 'DIE RoYAL TAILORS INC. 1641 Orrington Avenue Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings 1030 Greeoleaf Phone 2764 ·········---------········"