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December 14, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE Volcanic Islands In the Pacific ocean there are many islands that will appear for sometime and nisappear. They are very likely to be different sizes when they reappear and they are very interesting subjects of the· Howard 1-A Socceritea Develop Winning Squad Howard 6A soccer team won its fourth game Tuesday at the Vlllage Green by de· feating St. Joseph 3.:0.. It gives them the lead for the sixth shield but they have one more game to play with Howard 6B Monday. Howard 6A won the first game from St. Francis sixth grade by forfeit. They beat. Central 6B 1-0 in their second game and won from Central 6A by 3-0 in their third game. Bill Grinel is captain of Howard 6A.Bob Specht, Howard GA. · · BEGIN BASKETBALL Stoltl SA boys have started basketball. W e have the gym every Friday after school. We have not yet piclted our first and second t eams but will do so soon. W e hope to win the shield this year as we did in footbalL-Roger Fridman, SA Stolp. Located in the Heart of Evaaatoa Overlooking ocean. These islands are always volcanic and therefore not of much use. Many islands below the surface of the ocean have b,een lliscovered by ships on their voyages Ships going toward Alaska have to be Yery cautious of the!ie f'hoals. One of the mos~ spectacul~r indications of volcanoes m Alaska m recent years w~s \\'hen Mount Kat!llai was blown up m 1912. The matenal from the volcano buried an area the size of Connecticut and with a depth varying from ten inches to ten feet. Small amounts of the ash from it fell as far as 900 miles away. If it had happened in Philadelphia we would S.l :LL CHRISTlllAS SEALS he finding pieces of ash around ·here. The sa le of Christmas Seals bega.n the There Is a volcanic line of islands down week ending December 7. We are all tryLh e Pacific. This is a place where Ing not to forget to bring our money.islands may appear at any time. They Robert Werden, SA Stolp. <l iso may appear around Alaska and .lava. This line goes from New Zealand t0 Samoa. One of the newest islands of the Pacific is Falcon Island along this line. It was tirst discovered in 1865 and reported as a shoal by a ship tra,·eling in that direction. Jt was named for the ship H. M. Falcon. l.ater it appeared as a small island about 100 yards in diameter and disappeared agai[l. In the early 1900's it came back ag-nin and was two miles in diameter with a height of 290 feet. It was larger than before, being of circular f'hape. :-;ince then it disappeared and about two years 1ater a terrific eruption occurred on that spot. Nothing more was seen of the island till 1927 when it reappeared again. It was then two miles in diameter and 365 feet in height (and still is). It is circular shape as before. It has a large crater at one point of the island and a small one within the larger crater. The small one has steeper sides. It is steaming all the time and the ground, if you might call it that, hisses as one walks on it. Most of the surface In the crater is a boiling lake in the shape of a figure eight. ·T his lake bulges in places and boils incessantly. The edges of the crater are in v-shaped ~ullies and sulphur arises from them which has made the sides of the gullies orange, yellow and white colors. Along the sides of the crater there are greenish gmy stripef'. lo New Zealand at the end of this volcanic line there is a geyser that blew up and went 1,500 feet several years ago. 1t was composed of mud, stones, rocks, : -tnd scalding water. These usually last hut a fraction of a second. The flag of the Tongo islands has been planted 110 the highest point of the I· alcon islands. The Tongo islands be:ong to the British government and they llnve a queen with a parJiment and ··abinet under her. There are about 300 islands with 27,000 inhabitants. It is expected that the present Falcon i!-:land will disappear as before but it i:-on't any u:-;e anyway except as a ··uriosity, becauRc it is so hot and volr·anic.-Beth 1\Jcllraith, SA StolJl. Northwestern · Univenity Campaa and Lake Michigan Liabt-Air,'-Ciaaa rooma. noroaaw~ ....... ...... calum. Facult7 ef oaly profeuioaal artiata. U.... ... clirectioa of Carl Scheller. DRAWING PAINTING DESIGN ILLUSTRATION ADVERTISING CRAFTS INTERIOR STAGB AllT Smd for IllculttJttd Catalog OF FINE ARTS 636 CHURCH STREET EVANSTON ILL. PHONE.GREENLEAF 1674 THE EVANSTON ACADEMY l.mporta< Advice to Every rman DairY 0 B need ~ ·d p a you, too, .lk . It but1 s u . CompanY M.t . ward otl costlY strength-rese~'\le toyou energy to illness. It gwesf tigue of busY withstand the a ll it is reallY a ' A n d ' above da"s· . k ·] t drtn · delicious o l h habit now. It Classes Play Host at P. T. A. Meeting at Howard School The Logan- Howard Parent-Teacher aH:<ociation held its regular monthly nwet:ng in the Howard gymnasium Tuesnay afternoon, December 4. The program wa8 sponsored by different classes from the Logan and Howard schools. The prog-ram was as follows: 1. Howard seventh grade Music Appreciation in char·ge of Mrs. Clark. 2. Logan Kindergarten song and game in charge of Mrs. Davenport and Miss Kelly. 3. Logan first grade rhythms in charge of Mrs. Clegg. Howard first grade, "Some of Our Helpers," in charge of Miss Sloan. 5. Logan and Howard second grade rhythms in charge of Misses Decker, .Jones, and Petrie. 6. Howard third grade, gymnasium work. BoyR formal and singing game in charge of Miss Van Horne. 7. Howard fifth grade "History Play" in charge of Miss Berry. 8. Logan fourth grade "King Good Health Wins" in charge of Miss Brickey. 9. Howard seventh and eighth grade Bors' Glee club in charge of Mrs. Clark. t · times o'\ler. A dopt this hea ou manY .b t will repaY y nearest dis~rt u . Telephone our rder from the 0 · o station or Milkman who tne, Bowman courteous d r ur oo . passes yo 4: ·DAIRY COMPANY SLOW PROGRESS The Howard school's new addition is haYing a hard time to go up with this snow and lee. The workmen are scrapIng the boards of lee so they won't sUp Rnd fall.-Alfred Bartnick, SB Howard. MILK I THE MILK OF SUPERIOR FLAVOR