The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

'· WILMETTE ENTE~TAIN TEACHERS The eighth grade teachers of Stolp ' school, were entertained at the home of Mrs. Warren Cozzens on Maple avenue Tuesday evening, May 2. They had din(Continued from Page 33) ner and afterward played bridge, the. teacher who won the prize was Mrs. Jones. Among those present were Miss Perring, Miss Wyman, )'liss Davis, Mrs. Jones, Miss E. D. Stevens and ·:.\!iss The Sixth and Seventh grad e ~ of How- Hayes. -ElE-anor Culver, SA Stolp ard ~c hool organized a Soap Carving dub after the Chrlstm.a s holida ys. It is Un(ler the supervision of both Miss LarTO STI:D\" ~IOOS son and Miss Scheidler. W e are illustratMiss Doroth y Ste\'en s, Stolp sc i ~ ul··~ ing Egyptian and Greek art. W e are teacher, Is taking a gro up t o th e ~ orth getting ready for the exhibit which is western Obse n-ator..r some Thursday in the middle of May. Th e re are about evening to see the moon and the r est twenty-five In th e cla ss. T o get in the of our solar s y ~ t e m, that is ,·is ible at club you have to be a.. good sketcher.the time. -Paul L'.-\.moreaux Ruth Pavlicek, 6A Howard LIFE May 11, 1928 JUNIOR LIFE ·Soap Carving Club Makes Fine Progress With Work ACHIEVE HONOR BOLL Those who are o'n the Honor Roll for Central 5C are: Lois Wolfe, Jackson. Rettke, Phyllis Richarqson, Jane Blaylock Jean Brown Anne Bayliss Georgette' Becke r, Ant~inette Russo, 'Roselyn. Brown Blythe Akley Anna Marie Booz, and D~rothy Hollow~y. . -Roselyn Brown, 5C Central 1'AKES THREE PRIZES .John Frederickson won three prizes at the Roller Skating contest. H e won first prize and two second prizes. We are all glad John won the prizes and h e is too. Marjorie Weiller, 5C Centra l l\Iary J ean Lewis gave a bunco party Saturday, May 5. She h a d both girls ~ nrl boy:-; a s guests.- Helen Born, 5A Central i Scouts of Troop · s Find · Camp Spot R1ght at Home On May 3, the Scouts .of .Troop 8 had a big feed or hamburger san.d wiches. At 7 o'clock the troop had the roll call at Scoutmas ter Palmer's house. We had drill . work for about twenty-five minute s and then marched over to Seventeenth st'reet and Isabella in the woods. Each patrol made thei11 fire and fried hamburgers. Ed Kunz, .Jr., a~sistant scoutmaster, bt~ought candy bars and handed them out as the troop was dismissed. We all went home happy and had plenty to eat. 8D DEFEATS ST. JOS.t.:l' 11 The 8D boys played a hard-fought baseball game with St. Joseph Tuesday and 8D proved to be the best t~am , winning 9-8. Hu&P ~~xon pitched for SD and did a good job of it beside ~ getting two hits himself. 8D had only eight players while St. .T oseph had ten. The 8D team is a l' follows : Eber, 1b; Soule, 2b: Saxon, p .: Riley. f; Withrow. c ; Larlee, ss ; Miller. 3b: Stackhouse, f; Robertson . f; and Stoddard, ss. 8D has only lost one game and ha\'e won four. -Jack Stackhouse , 8D Stolp ~- )IUSIC CLUB 1\lEETING Th e Music club m et in the home of Arnold Sobel. There were se veral piano numbers, two violin numb ers, arid twn r eadings. There were 24 member s present, three of which w e r e t eachers, Miss Wyman, MisR Hayes, and Mr~ . Maher. They all s aid th e program wa !" perfectly lovely and sin ct:> th f' y f; ~ id S( J I guess it's all right. R efr eshment s were served. -Mary Lau er, SR Stolp 7A DEFEATS 7B The 7A girls pla y ed 7B on Monday , April 23. The game was very exciting. Both teams played hard. 7A won with a s core of 35 to 21. Th e girls and their positions are as follows: Eleanor Moulding, captain, pitche r; Jun e K ehl, catch er ; Pauline Kehling, 1b; Betty Tucker, 2b ; Dorothy Jane Orr, 3b; Lucy Claggett . fielder; Mary Elizabeth, fi e ld er ; Allison Burge, fi elder: Jane Engel, shortstop. -Dorothy Jane Orr, 7A Stolp CENTRAL 4B LOSES 4B Central got beaten 35 to 21 in a baseball game at Stolp, between 4B and 4A, April 23. Bonnen pitched for 4A and von Reinsperg for 4B. The standings of the Central school fourth grades are: Won Lost Per Cent 4A 2 0 1000 4B 0 1 000 4C 0 1 0000 -Roger Williams, 4A Central STUDY FEATHERED FRIENDS Our room is trying to see all the birds that we can. We have lots of bird charts up so we can tell what kind they are. I have se en·· lots of birds and so have all the others. Mi s!" Brown has lots of nests out for us t o see and we like them very much.-Bobby Cutler, 5A Central PROlJD OF NEW PAINTING · Mrs. Keene's Third grade room is very proud of Its new picture, "Feeding Her Birds" by Millet. This was a present froni the Art League because we had 100 per cent membership in th tdrive. We are glad now that we worked so hard and again thank the Art leagu e very much. -Bunny Schreiber, 3d Grade Howard LOG .AN DEFEATS HOWARD The Logan ~chool fourth grade played Howard school fourth grade. It wa s a close game until the last inning, which resulted in a score of 21 to 13 in Logan's favor.-Billy Wade, Fourth Grade, Logan TIGERS TROUNCE WILDCATS The Tigers played the Wildcats Monday, April 30. The Tigers won by the score of 18 to 2.-Ruth Sanderson, 6A Central 6B WINS BALL G Al\IE Tuesday, May 1, 6B had a basketball game with 6C and the score was 6 to 2 in 6B's favor.-Marie Alder. 6B Central ..,, Properly printed .publicity brings 10 dollars that otherwise would not be attracted to the thing you have to sell. Our service department will be glad to show you "how it will look." ct Introductory Offer ~opean Realistic Permanent Wave on LLOYD HOLLISTER 12 3 2-3 6 INC. $15.00 Given by uBistoe," representative of Realistic Permanent Waving . Company Central Avenue 4300 2000 Wilmette Greenleaf 4390 Sheldrake 568 7 Wilmette Winnetka Maison Worth 916 Spaniah Ct. Wil. 2950