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April 12, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 47 JUNIOR LIFE Howard 8th Grade Pupils Study Art; Complete Posters After finishing the posters we made to advertise the annual Garden market, the eighth graders of the Howard school have resumed their study o£ certain pictures and their artists. Last Fall, we studied "Mona Lisa," Leonardo da Vinci, "The Fall of Man," Michael Angelo; "Lavinia," Titian; "Sistine Madonna," Raphael, and "St. John ~he Baptist," Del Sarto. This spring we are studying "The Figthing Temeraire" Turner, "The Valley Farm," Constable, "Dance of the Nymphs," Corot, "The Angelus," Millet and "The Church at Vernon," Monet. These pictures were selected by the Junior Art league of New York. Certain of these pictures were taken because of their popularity and other~ were selected to help appreciate the fine points of art-Virginia McConnell, 8A Howard. The Howard 7A-II basketball team are tied for the championship with Howard 7B-II. Howard 7B lost one game. Howard 7A lost their last game, March 18, with Stolp 7A-II. At the end of the first half the score was 4 to 4. Toward the end of , the second half the score was Howard 6 Stolp 8. \Vhen there ·was one minute to play Mark Simonds of Howard made HIKE TO PULPIT GROVE Alan Henrickson, class reporter fQr a basket. which made the score 8 to g, Thursday during vacation time two 6B H d · · k · b d W h Just a few seconds after Howard's friends of mine and myself went on a owar · IS SIC m e · e ope hike to Pulpit Grove, rather . small he will be back soon.-George Greep, basket, Stolp got a free throw which made the score 8 to 9. Then in a few woods. We took a bite to eat and started 6B Howard. seconds Stolp made another basket which made the finishing score Stolp 11, and Howard 8.-Boh . Hermansott, Howard 7A. .Jack Edmt·nd!'i, James Chambers and Rudolph Ka!'ipar nut in a request number broadcast from t"he '\\'oman's club. The announcer took us back in the room he l>roadcasts from . \Ve stood on the stag<> while we heard our names come through the radio.-James Chambers, 7A Howard. Tuesday, April 2, we had our first baseball gam(>. It was a very exc1tmg game. Logan fifth grade played against Central 5B. Logan won by a. score of 20 to 19.-Frank Randall, C'entral 4A. :-;ch~~uled Howard Basketball Squads School Teams Hold Firat Are Tied for Championship Practice of the Seuon out about one o'clock. I took JDY binoculars and we saw a great ~y birds ~uch as flicker~· grackle, bluebl , robin, cardinal, and many otbers.-Pa 1 . Wednestlay, April 3, the school teams Moore, 7B Stolp. held tlielr first track practice at Howard under the instruction of "Hap" GatherNEW BALL CAPTAIN coal. About forty boys turned out. team of 7B Stolp cho~ Over-the-Edge Some of the fellows seemed to be afraid so Alice Nord, an eighth grade girl, had a new captain for baseball Wedneadaf. to show them how. Practice lasted from We chose Ruth Williams. Esther Mo3 :30 to 5 :00 o'clock. All the teams need gan was our captain in basketball. aqct a larger number of fellows.-Dick Steen, we won quite a few games · and we hope Ruth W1111ams will do as well with ibJ SA Howard. as Esther.-.Janet Mayhercy, 7B Stolp. VISIT B ROAU(;ASTEH. These Pupils Rank High for School and Home Work The Howard eighth grade has started something new. This is the second week and starting the third week. Everybody who has their work in on time all week long is respected as beiug able to take care of their work, take care of themselves, their general conduct around home as well as school -that is doing their homework and so forth. The following have had their work in on time, week ending March ~Other Rosenberg's News on 1 Pages 2r, 22, 27 and 39 THE SUMMER SCHOOL of eight weeks of enjoyable art training in the studios and out of doon begins July 8 and ends August 31. There are sketching ·classes along the lovely lake front and In the woods and gardens, and there is work indoors In the beautiful, spacious and airy class rooms that overlook miles of trees on the shore line. . To those who are Interested to learn what the very advanced methocts ·ot this School gtve them in the eight weeks' Intensive training course we would be pleased to $end ~ull Information. The regular d11y-achool ye11r begins September 9, 19 Z 9 11nd tnda Junt 6. I' JQ. Evening School continura throughout the achoo/ year. Enrollmtnta an acctpttd ·t ·11 time. Junior Classes meet Saturdav morninga. ROSENBERG'S ............................. 15: Fleeta Freeman, Ruth Bersch, Spen cer Norrington, Lee Blaylock, J am~s Kraft, Olive Billimack, Helen Miller, and Betty Kirwan.-Jerome Nevins. 8B Howard. THE EVANSTON ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs ·626 CHURCH ST. EVANSTON GREENLEAF 1674 Howard 88 Organizes an Honest-to-Goodness Team Eight B Howard is practicing baseball and have a good team and hope to win all the games they play. The team is: catcher, James De Vvar, pitcher, Arthur Cramer, first baseman, Jerome Nevins, second base, Marshall Doose, third base, Martin Herberholz, left short stop, Alfred Bartnett, right short stop, James Kraft, left field, Lester Kossow, center field, Bruce Meaker, right field, Lee Blaylock, substitute, Spencer Norrington.-Lester Kossow ~B Howard. They need ~heir HALF SOX now] Have you Lought their II I~ School Police Chief Wears Straw Hat-And Still Lives Chief James Kraft of Howard Junior Police and 8B class has an idea that spring has sprung early this year. He started promenading down the halls with a big dirty wornout panama hat which his father wore out. The teachers have been asking him to have it cleaned but James says it looks better dirty as it is. The only trouble with it is that James' earls get tired.-Lee Blaylock 8B Howard. · All the boys and girls in the seventh grade, Howard, · who didn't finish their art book had to stay for Miss Scheidler last Tuesday afternoon, April 2. · The boys didn't like that much because they had a game and they bad to stay and finish their book. Only a few got through in time to play in the game.-Donald Rahn, 7A Howard. On March 12, Central 5C planned a hook. Two boys are on the committee. They are : Mathew Kritchever, chairmon, Bill Hart, assistant. · The articles are selected and the book is near completion. The name of the book will be. "Our Book." The cover was made by Betty McCollum. This book is to be had . at the school library later on.Mathew Krltchever, 5C C~ntral. PLAN "OUR BOOK" PENALIZED PHOENIX SHORTS? TLe favored Lalf sox of tLe "tL.ree to teaa". · CLildr~n's Losiery especially designed to their present needs. 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