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March 29, 1929 · WILMETTE L·IFE · 59 .J UNIOR LIFE Aha! Girl Basketball Team Hands a Trimming to Boys On Wednesday, March 13, the Stolp 8B girl cagers played ' the 8B boys. The girls won by the score of 3 to 2. This game was played at the Stolp gymnasium. The SB girls were: Ella Jean Porter, Jane Moore, Mary Finlayson, Marguerite Mockler, Esther McKeighan and Dorothy Jane Orr. The SB boys were: Selim Tideman, Herbert Naper, Donald Campbell, Billy Yo;.tngquist, Joe Hr.yes, and Arthur Jones. '.rhis game was played by girls' rules. Sometime soon we expect to play boy:-; by boys' rules as they think they can beat us. This was a very short game ; both boys and girls played welL-Dorothy Jane Orr, 8B Stolp. The Story of Leather I Conducts Athletic Tests for Howard School Pupils Hap Gathercoal held some individual athletic tests in the Howard school gymnasium from time to time. He held te~ts in punting, drop kicking, passes, free throw, pull up, and push up. The scor~ s were placed in every room and in th e gymnasium. Later the··e will be tests i ' dashes, jumps, and baseball. James Kraft, SB Howard. SCOTCH TREASURER ILL Billy Grant, our Scotch treasurer, has been ill since Saturday, March 16.-Bruce Meaker, 8B Howard. Dear Boys: I started out as leather ·On a steer's back. After about three ·years on the ranch I was taken to the stockyards by train. W,hen I arrivf'd I was taken to a pen where a man put a mark on me. Then the .steer was killed and I was removed from the steer's back. From the Rtockyards I was taken to the tannery where I was finally made into leather. First I was dried In a vat which had . a lot of fans blowing and was very hot~ Then I was put in a brine solution and had the hairs removed. Then the long process of tanning was begun. I was put in a vat which contained tanni'c acid which is made from the bark of a hemlock tree. I was soaked in that vat for-let me see-about eight months. ~1any of the other hides in the vats had lived on the ranch where I came from. After being soaked we were colored. Rome r ed, some green, some light oak color, and some black. The moRt common color was a light tan. After being dried we were cut and packed in large bales · to be shipped away. I was stored in a large building for a little while and then one day l was taken and shipped to your manual training shop where I am being made into something useful. Sincerely yours, -Joe Hayes, 8B Stolp Urge Pu9ils to Join Garden Club at School Thursday, 1\larch 21, 1\lrs. Ever talked to the seYenth and eighth grades of Howard about joining the Gard en club and to ioin you must have a plot of ground 9 by 12 feet. Then Mrs. Ever will give you a surprise paclcage and you plant them. They will then give two prizes of $5 dollars for the first and $2.50 for the second. Quite a few people have signerl up.-Betty K. Kirwan, 8B Howard. STUDY POETRY 'T'he 8B class has studied a lot of poetry lately. Mrs. Stalling said from now on we would have a Jot of poetry. We have poetry about three or four times a week. The reason that we had no poetry until now was that we had too many other things to do.-Ernest Bostrom, 8B Howa nl. Haven Lightweights Win Title in Wilmette Game The Wilmette lightweight basketball team, on March 20, played the tightest game with Haven that has been played for a long time, at Howard school. It was the last game of the season an depended on whether or not they played Nichols for the championship. · . Wilmette was defeated and lost to thP champions. The score was 9 to 8 and Haven had hard work getting the one point lead. The score was 2 to 5 at thf' end of the half in favor of 'Vilmette and that looked good for Wilmette. The score was 9 to 8 in her favor at five seconds before the game ended. Then Haven came along and put in a basket making the score 10 to 9 in Ha ve n's fa vor.- Alfred Bartnick, 8B Howard. The (Jeorgian Invites You To Visit on Caster Sunday EWLY DE CORA TED : .. exquisitely N furnished. The Georgian will interest you! All Evanston is invited to visit ... to see the beautiful public rooms, the apartments and magnificent vtews. d~lightful All Children .Smile for Bernie Howard Pupils Present Play, "Birthday Cake" The members of 7B and 7A Howard gave a play called "Birthday Cake," March 15 The queen was going to make a cake for the princess who was going to be 18 years old. Some fairi e ~ came and gave the queen a lot of presents to be put in the cake such as this, health, cleverness, joyfulness, and the greater gift of all, youth. Just as the queen wa~: going to put health in the cake it disappeared and they all thought it was the knave of hearts who stole it. When it was baked it looked Yery nice and afte r the play each person in the play got a piece of cake.-Stanley Cochran, 6B Howard. WILD ROSE LEADS The 8B Stolp room had a vote on what flower they would want for the national flower of the United States. The wild rose rP-ceived thirteen votes, the columbine eight votes and the violet received seven votes.--Jean Munro, 8B Stolp. Only by such a vtstt can you appreciate The Georgian's supremacy . . . its larger rooms, its spacious dining rooms, superior kitchens, and furnishings of character. Many people know The Georgian only by name ... Easter Sunday, and always, the latch string is out that you may actually · see the charm, the comfort and happiness of this stately apartment hotel. There will be an especially fine Easter Sunday dinner at the usual table d'hote and a Ia carte prices. Come . . . during your morning constitutional ... after church ... · whenever you can! We want you to know The Georgian well for its hospitality . . . its friendliness and attractiveness as a place to live. Special for Modernistic Mirrors Designed in modern mode these .1 o"x 16" mirrors are just what you have wanted for that vacant space on the Willi. Borders of red, green, and black. Only Mothers' Day (May 12) ~:~ee large $ 7.OO B. E. The· ~eorgian "An Address of bistinction" DAVIS STREET AT HINMAN AVENUE Photographs Regular Value $15 In Beautiful Evanston $1.00 Gift Shop-Sherman Ave. Entrance BERNIE STUDIO 1623 Sherman Avenue EVANSTON DE MURG Manager TELEPHONE GREENLEAF 4100 Chandler's 630 Davis St., Evanston UNIV. 123 WIL. 724 Tel. University 8998 u Rentals-Direction . 0 . E. Tronnes Organization Bettet Pictutes-Bettet V aluesn