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February 15, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE I 45 JlJNIOR LIFE Boys Outdo Girl~ at Game of Snowballing The cries you hear around Howard school are: "Oh, my head," or "Ouch that hurt." "Wait till I get you." The snowballs are flying freely here. The poor girls get the worst of it. The boys get together a whole army and charge the girls. The girls do their best to ward them off but of · no use. It fieems that the snowballs follow your face around POSTURE TESTS until they hit, no matter how much The eighth grade girls of Howard had you duck. The girls are getting" tt.dr their second posture t est February 4. Mrs. heads toge ther planning some w a y of Fanckboner would give the exers:ises and reveng-e.- Alice Nord, 8..i\. Howard. we would do them. If w e did them correctly obse rving all posture laws, we would pass the t est; the ones who have passed the test so far a re as follows : Elsa Carlen, J essie Steele, Alice Nord Ma rjorie I ver.son, Kathlyn We lter.-Kath~ The Howard eighth grades have a s - lyn ·w elter, 8A Howard. sembled into Mrs. Jones' room to discuss the important factors of responsibility in ~IISS PERRING RETURNS our home and school. W e have had thr<>e .Miss P erring the Grammar teacher at talks on r esponsibility given by Mr. Todrl, Stolp is back on the job after a short Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Sta lling, intending to J?;ive us a better impression of the sub- period of illness. The school was glad to see her back.-Frances Schuman 7A j ect. W e h a ve been having to write an Stolp ' instance for each m ee ting which marks us down in social adaptation if we do PRACTICE GAME not bring them in on time.- Virginia February 7, 7A H 0ward girls had a Ma in e, 8A Howard. uractice game in basketba ll. We are all in hopes of winning- the ch a mpionshir1 ENJOYS DREAl\I PICTURES for bas ketba lL- Virginia Brady, 7A HowLast Sunday evening, F ebrua ry 3, 1929, ard. I went to h ear Bron son D e Cou t ell of hi s "Dream Pictures." They were pretty a nd inte r Psting. Two w eeks ago h e wa.s h ere with pictures of Europe but last week h e brought pictures from India. All Children Smile lor Bernie One incident h e told us about was that the people of Indi a bath e, drink, and also dip their d ead in the same water before cremating them.-Alfred Struebing, 7A Howard. HOWARD SIXTH GRADES NEW P A.TROL MEMBERS ette Lllly Thome Edwarcta, Ed ColeWednesday, February 6, Miss ScheidThe Safety patrols lost a few of their grove and Herman Meyer. lnd patrol: ler's room had a sleigh-ride party. It old members after vacation and received Franklin Koenan, Allen Roth, Phtllp began at 4 o'clock. We went around some new members. The Howard Junior Hoelz, and Alfred Strueblnc.-Albert Indian Hlll ' road. Sometimes the chll- Police are as follows : 1st ·patrol ; · Fay- Ackermann, Howard SA drE>n would get off and ring doorbells. Once we passed a playground. Miss Scheidler and about t en children got off the sled and ran to the playground but had to run pretty fast to catch up again. We gQt back to school about five-thirty or six o'clock where Miss Larson. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Small and Wilmette, Ill. Tenth Street and C~ntral Avenue Mrs. Burdette were ready for us, having the refreshments ready, After refreshments were served we went home.- Dorothy Johnson, 6B Howard. SUNDAY SERVICES 1 1 A. M. I First· Church of Christ, Scientist WEDNESDAY-TESTIMONIAL MEETING-S P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXERCISES-9:45 A. M. FEBRUARY Eighth Graders Discuss Matter of Responsibility I 7, I 929 Subject: SOUL READING ROOM-xx63 WILMETTE AVENUE Open Daily (except Wednesday and Saturday) 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Wednesday 9 A.M. to 7:45P.M.; Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. - · The Bible and Works of Mary Baker Eddy and all other authorized Christian Science Literature may be read, borrowed or purchased at the Reading Room. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE CHURCH SERVICES AND VISIT THE READING ROOM - . iinnnnuullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll:llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ _ _ TALKI~G AIRPLANE Last Thur;-;day when I was playing outdoor s I heard an airplane. Its motors :nust have been muffled fnr I could hardly hear them. When it was right a bove m e I heard some mu:sic. Soon the mu sic s topped and a man started talking. H e was adve rti s ing some kind of alcohol. It all sound ed very queer to h ear r-t voice come out of the sky.Louis Melchior, Fifth Central BERNIE IS WONDERFUL ·WITH CHILDREN. HE CAPTURES THOSE -FLEETING BUT FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS YOU TREASURE MOST ,. ,. , Mrs. Ray P. Hoove't, 1103 Sheridan Road, Evanston EI,ECT CJ, L' B Ol"FICERS SA elect ed new officers at our club m eeting. Our last office rs were Janet McNulty, president; Frances Ellis, vice president ; Don Briggs, secretary ; and Angus Steven, treasure r. Our new officers are Charles Knapp, president ; Cecil Williams, vice president; Bob Fletcher, secretary ; and Frances Ellis, treasurer.-Beth Mcilraith, Stolp WIN BY FORFEIT Wednesday, February 6, 8A Howard first and second t eams won from 8A Stolp by forfeit. Both Howard teams were full for once but of no use. Aftf>r 1 o'clock we had a practice game. 8A teams are almost 100 pe r cent in winning their games, losing only to 8B Howard. -Henry von der Hoff, 8A Howard. VIEW SLIDES February 1, Mrs. Groves, our 6B Howard geography teacher, gave us a test. Everyone in the room had to recite on South America and we all were interested. Mrs. Groves promised if we did it well she would show us some slides on South America and we all did. On Monday, February 4, we saw the slides and likep them very much.-Fern Ahlstrand, 6B Howard. ADVERTISE GARDEN CLUB The eighth grades of Howard school began their art posters last Monday. All posters are to advertise the Wilmette Garden club. The posters seem to be coming along fine and we all hope Howard school will be able to win the prize for the best poster.-Betty Paddock, 8A · Howard. OUT AFTER SHIELD Howard 7A boys have hopes to win the basketball shield for the second teams. We have won two games with St. Joseph and Stolp 7B. We consider ourselves good as the first team, which we are. We have it all planned to win the shield. If we are conceited we shall soon find it out. Our next game is with Howard 7B. -Bob Hermanson, Howard 7A. SUBSTITUTE TEACHER The 7B teacher of the Byron Stolp school, Miss Perring, is out of school and Miss Mangle is taking ('barge of the room. We hope she is not ill and will be ba·c k soon.-Eleanor Ricks, 7A Stolp. . REGINALD GREEN ILL Reginald Green of 7A Howard was taken ill on January 22. He will be back to school in about ten weeks. We surely ·miss him.-Elmer Erickson, 7B Howard FRANKIE HOOVER BERNIE STUDIO EVANSTON Tel. University 8998 1623 Sherman Avenue "Better Pictures-Better Values" Silent Automatic Heat BUY NOW AND MAKE FIRST P t\ YMENT MAY FIRSTNO INTEREST Visit our Show Room and then you will know the SILENT AUTOMATIC operates entirely different from any other oil or gas burning equipment. lJTOMATIC Evanston Showroom, 1620 Sherman Ave. Hubbard Woods Showroom, 900 Linden Ave. THE NOISELESS OIL BUR.NEP. Greenleaf 700