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September 28. 1928 ( WILME'TTE LIFE 23 JUNIOR LIFE Howard and Stolp · Grid Teams Play A Scoreless Tie Wednesday,· September 19, SA Stolp had a scheduled football game with 8B Howard. This game was one of the tighest games I have ever played in. The teams were so evenly matched that neither team scored during the game. The first half things started with a bang. Bob Werden received the ball for Stolp. He made a slight gain. The half continued with first one team in possession of the hall and then the other. Many good plays were · pulled off but were always met with good opposition. Finally the half ended with Nevins of Howard making a fine tackle on Cecil Williams of Stolp. The second . half began when Howard received the kick-off made bv Bob White of SA. This half was very much like the fint. Once Stolp was within five yards of the goal but lost the ball when a pass was not completed. From then on neither of the teams wer( very dose to the goals The half ended with Howard in posses3ion of the ball in the middle of the field. It was decided by both teams not to play off the tie. Each team gave the other a rou$ing cheer as the gam ~ ended . -Chester H :lllson, R.'\ Stolp AN AMERICAN He came to America, the Land of the Free He came from Russia far over the ~ea. He came, fo.r much did he want to be An American. At First, Life was just one hard fight For he worked all day and studied at night. So when he learned the tl)ngue he Might he an American. Now he speaks as you or me This Russian from across the sea, Now he has a right t') be An Auerican. With footstep light atHl joyous heart As with citizenship papers in his hand Heac hel.i high . !ie steps from court He is an American . . -Vivian Lois Grig-sby, iA. Stolp THREE NEW TEACHERS The Howard school wdcomed three new teachers, Monday, September 10. They are: Miss Stevens, our General Science teacher, Mrs. Clark, our Music teacher, and Miss Gayton, the librarian. Last year we had Miss Stevens for a librarian ·but this year she went to the Joliet High school, so Miss Gayton is taking her place. I'm sure we wiJI like her as we do the other two new teachers.-Muriel Meyer, SA, Howard. ST. FRANCIS WINS Tuesday, September 18, our football team played St. Francis fifth grade team. We played at Washington park. We were defeated 24 to 0 and the next game we play we hope to win.-Walter vonReinsperg, · fifth grade, Central . LOSE FOOTBALL CAME Thur$day, September 20, Central 6B and 6A, played St. Francis at Washington park. St. Francis has a good . team this year. They licked us 13 to 0. -Graham Burke, 6B Central PLAY FOOTBALL GAME Thursday, September 27, Miss McPartlin's room, fifth gradeJ played the Howard school fifth grade in football. The game was played at the Village Green at 3:30 o'clock.-Marvin Nauman, Fifth Grade, Central. 8B Howard school welcomes two new pupils-Fieeta Freeman of the Holmes school in Oak Park, Ill., and David Coy of the Washington Junior High in Butte, Iowa.-Bettye K. Kirwan, Jane C. Sundlof, Howard, 8B. · ... ~ j · From Here, TLere and EverywL.ere Come TLings for Oar Evanston CLildrea's SL.o. pl ... froiD every part of tLe gloLe new tlaings are arriviag to make our Ev-.ston Ch.ildr~a's SLop one of the most faseiaating plaees ia wiUeL to elotlle your yoUDgsters ·. Hearty respoJUe Las followed the opening of tiUs aew sll~p aad P'atefally we extend to eaela Evanston parent. son and dauglater a lllOst eordial invitation to visit us daily. Our latest eolleetions inelude tlae lo..-eliest tlaings for LaLy . o c. maay imported ··. and aa endles· -varietY of faultless sellool apparel for the Loy or girl ap to 16 years of qe. Corner of Hinman A..-enae aad Da-vis Street (Opposite tlae Georpaa Hotel) O.,en 9st5 a. ID. ... to 5st5 p. ··· daily MARSHALL FIELD &>COMPANY ·