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December '/, 1928 b WILMETTE LIFE JU~ORLIFE Travelling Her Hobby, Says June Ahlstrand Miss Madsen, our literature teacher has requested us to write something about our hobby. I have several. They are cooking: sewtug and traveling. I am writing on sewing but I like traveling equally as well. My inspiration of lovf.Dg travel was on my summer vacation last summer. I was very excited before I started. First we went to Denver. We stayed there two days visiting some friends who lived up on a . hill in the resident section and it was a real thrill to look down over the city and to gaze at the mountains. Our next stop was at Salt Lake City There I enjoyed it immensely. We took a tour around the city. We found that they were very clean indeed for they washed their streets every day. Ju:-;t before returning we went to the Mormon tabernacle and listened to the greatest organ in the world. The man who took us on the sight seeing trip ~a id that tlw roof was ten feet thick. . N 1 ext Pace we stopped was Lo.· Ang lefl. I had a very nice time th re. The other places. where we stopped were San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Victoria, and Vancou,·er, Canada. On our homeward journey we crossed the Canadian rockies and many canyon.'.-June Ahl~t rand, Howard 7A · Eighth Graders Complete Picture Group ·at Howard The eighth grade boys and girls of art pictures. Lisa by Da Angel' "L · , an by Michael 0 · M ' a;vmcl by Titian · "Sistene adonna," Raphael . and ."Job~ th B tist" by Del Sarto' · e apThis year instead of Miss Scheidler giving us infor~ation about the pictures we are to find It out ourselves and if we ~ 0 not ~ave our material, Miss Scheidler a~ a mce tea party after school for the guilty ones. Only there isn't any tea at the tea party.-Bettye Kirwan Howard 8B · ' ¥~~ar:reh~~e f~~~ple~e'it five Vinci . "The Fall ws i Mon~ 0 atatltttt PHOTOGRAPHER 7-A Howard Ant1 "c1 "pates to Soccer Championship It locks like 7A Howard will win the Soccer league title. There is great rivalry between the 7A Howard and 7B Howard. In foo~ball 7B w!>n four games, lost two aryd tl:d one: 1 A won two, lost five. :'-'·hen 1 B played 7A, 7B won 13 to 0. Now In soc:ce~ iA has won .t" of -the games, ~our, while 7B has won two <u}d lost two. 1,A .defeated. iB with a sc·nre of 2 to 1. ~() 1t looks Ill< 7A will heat 7B in soccer -Frank Christy ~B H . . ·d · · · 1 O\\ at I · WI~ V. 'I'. A · . \WARD REI·ORTERS IX COX1'EST On the second floor of the Tenth street There is a race between Howard iB building of the Central school, each of and Howard 7A to Ree .which grade can the four rooms ha Ye had a fruit ~hower han~ the most articles for the 'VILMETTE for the ir teacher. LIFE. The 7A has handed the most in Mn.;. .Julian's room wa~ th1 · first to but more are printed from the 7B. '\Ye have one. 'Vhen she came into the room hope to keep our record ahead.-Helt>n that afternoon, h e r de~k wa!" piled full P rry, Howard IB (Jf fruit. )lAKE TAFl,Y Al'PLES :\Jiss Johansen's r om wa~ the next. In cooking, 7B Howard girls made The children piled fruit on ht·r de~k and chair. .:\1 iss Scott was the Ih:xt one but taffy apples. Tht>y turned out fairly t·\·ery roum on the floor hroug-ht a J.itt11· \\·ell flO I thought I would try them at fur ht>r. Her d esk was Yer\' full of fruit hom . The first time I did not have very I a~l<ed h er how she waH· going to gt>i good luck with them !Jut they were mu ch it all home. She said that ~he · would IJrtter the second time.-)l'anpy May, ask .Miss Gieman the eooking tea('hL·r to Howard 7!3. take it home in her car. Miss Brown's room wa~ th la~t ont· SEl:s Pl' J·PET SHOW and th ey had a hard tim·e to k ' P h r There was a marionette flhow on Nofrom coming into the r oom while tht·Y . \·ember 28 at the 'Voman's club in Evwere fixing the fruit. It was a ~u c: c· ('~~ ~ anston. There are also many other dates. -Helen Born, 6th Grade Central ' The name of the show was, "The A~. 1 \'entures of Christopher Columbu s."-Lms I Sandberg, Howard 7B noL.D cAxnY sALE Thur~day, November 22, :\!iss Fox's Th e JL"NIOR LIFE staff and n·p!Jrters room had a cand ,- sale. ·we made alhad a mee ting last Saturday morning at most eleven dollar;. Tht> ('hildren brought the recreation office. There were ten home made c-andy, also many brought !UNIOn LIFE report ers there. Th · meet-, store candy. The Hale turned· out to be mg was held at 9 :30 o'dock. Dudley C. very niC'P.-Ht'IPn PeterHon, Grade 5, Stone, who is in C'harg-e of Jt·:-;Ion LIFJ<":, Centra l told us we should write up anything wP saw or heard ab?ut. Every wre9k or WJUTlXG· SESSIOX figJ:lt. must . be wntten up a nd children 'foday :Mrs . .Jon es asl{ed how many had wr~tmg arttcles for JUNIOR LIFE should written articles fur Jt.:NIOR LIFE. Two write them imm~diately and gi~·e them I hands went Ull. So wt) closed our Arithto . their room editor. The meetmg was 111 ti c books and began to write articles adJourned at 10 :30 o'clock.-Howard for the \VII,METnJ LIFE.-Bill Sorsen, SA Herbon, 7C Stolp Howard Fruit Showers for Teacher Popular at Central School : Our room won the J->. T. A. money for ha \'tng- tllt- most mothers present at the P. T. "\ . meding· last month. Bob! ie and Doroth~· Ynrian brought a dollar s o \\'{' an· going- to buy a silk flag for our I'IIOill. TlH· old flag is \'try dirty an d too lttl'l!t '.- - l;!·tt~· ,;, .IJl·l't, Third l:rade, en' tral · For Any Member of the Family ~ptrial <tt4ristmas ®ffrr Portraits 6 CHICAGO, ILL. CENTRAL 7003 ~atzene $5 THIS OFFER EXPIRES DECEMBER 22ND ilatlrur ~tubin 6 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. 1 61 8 ORRINGTON AVE. EVANSTON, ILL. GREENLEAF 540 3 Urge More Children to . Write for Junior Life POOR SPELLERS HE:\lt GLEE CLUB The 8B class pupils of Howard are Th e Boys' Glee club sang for the Pars urely poor spellers. Mrs. Stalling, our ~nt-Teac her association Tuesday, Decemteacher, said that we are the poorest bet· 4. The boys sang three songs.-Jack spellers that s he haR ever had. The poor Stt-in, 7B Howard. spellers have to take their spellers hom e every night and study hard. We art· ':\ EW JUNGLE GYll ahead of the SA class in Arithmetic and Howard school has a new jungle gym we are trying to get ahead of them in ::~ few more studies.-Ernest Bostrom, 8B on th e playground.-Jack Stein, 7B How::t 1'(1. Howard Th.e place to select fox furs CHOOSE the Black Silver Fox Furs you Located in the Heart of Evanston Overlooking Northwestern Univenity Campus and Lake Michigan Lirht-Airy-Ciall rooma. Thorourhl,. plumed C11J'ri. culum. FacultJ of oaiJ profeaaioaal artiatl. Uad· tiM directioa of Carl Scheftler. DltA WING PAINTING DESIGN ILLUSTRATION ADVERTISING C~FTS INTERIOR STAGE ART by visiting our ranch and seeing in all their beauty on the living animal. We do the pelting and have the furs made up to your order, if you wish. You will inake a substantial saving by selecting your furs direct from our ranch. Phone Northbrook 116-J wan~ ~hem Send for llluatrated Catalog OF FINE ARTS THE EVANSTON ACADEMY L. W. SCHNITZER RANCH ON LANDWEHR RoAD-Drive north on Milwaukee Ave. to Lake Ave., then east one mile and north one mile. EVANSTON ILL. 636 CHURCH STREET PHONE.GREENLEAF 1674