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January 17, 1930 WIL~ETTE LIFE JUNIOR LIFE (Continued from preceding page) , It Appears Those Star Books Aren't Popular Tqesday afternoon, January 7, at fifth period, which happened to be general ~cience, was a black letter pariod for eig·ht-B Howard. Ei~ht-B seem!'i to have gotten a lot of pep during vacation wh:ch of course is due to a lo1i of fun. althoug!l our brain cells are du~ty. We all went into the . .,cience room happy ·but as the story progresses, the reason for the long faces when we came out will be explained. Mi~s Stevens, our science teacher, said we came' into the room too noisily so we could have a silent lesson. Of course w , all love reading those atrocious blue books which contain dry science. After we had choked that assignment down we had the hiccou~hs. Then Miss Stevens said we had to make star b..!)oklets, to be handed in the latter part of FebrtJary. Well we had our silent reading but at the eQd of the period, whether out of sympathy or as a reward for acting good when we were readin~ I don't know, but I do know that we had experiments given by Lois Sandberg and Paul Urton which sweetened our temper~ a little. Just as Paul got throu~t,h his experiment the bell raJl~ we filed out with long face::;. The star bool<s had been mentioned again. . -Margrette H.E>ynolds, Howard SB. REVIEW BOOKS The slghth grades of Howard school are to have their fourth book review. The book reviews are kept track of on a card called "Review Cards." These cards have the author's name, date, when the book was reported on, name of the book, $l.nd the grade received. This review is to be handed In .January 28. Interesting books are now being read. -Hudolph Kaspar, 8B Howard SEVEN-A WINS January 9, 'fhursday, Seven-A Howard defeated Seven-B in a game of bas!tetball. The score was 6 to 10. It was an exciting ~arne. Both teams played well. Virginia Jones of SA was the referee. -Jean Perrill, 7A Howard ROYAL TIGER SALE EXTRA PAMTS I'REE WITH EVERY SUIT OR OVERCOAT ORDER Made Expressly for You Price S25 1641 ORRINGTON AVENUE (Continued on next page) + f.j Howard Seventh and Eighth Graders in Practice Tilts Thursday, January 9, the SeYenth ann eighth grade g·irls of H.oward school ha<l pract icc baskPtba 11 ,games. The sevenjh grades playerl first. Seven-A won, 10 to . 6. Next the eighth grades played. This was a very exciting gam!' l~ight-B winning, 18 to 10. As these were .:>nly practice games we hope we will do ns good in the othet' games. Eight-B has won the kickball and volleyball championshi])H so we havE> some hope for the basl<etball chr-.::npionship. - Violet Lunce, 8B Howard. AND THl:Y DID Thut'8day, January 9, Eight-C "We Wills" had a. gnme of volleyball against eight-B's "Flying Highs." The game went very slowly at the b eginning as n either team seemC>d to make many point::; but at the haif the score was 10 to 5, Eight-C's favor. The next half began and Eight-B got ahead of Eight-C and we had about two minutes to play. We all worked hard and ei~ht-C cau~h~ up ~o at the end the score was in Eight-C's favor, 21 to 14. -Phyllis Carleton, SC Stolp. IF IT LASTS Eight-C Stolp in their club p eriod mad .: a motion to have a sleigq ride, while the snow lasts. Of course 1;Yerybody made a second to the m_ption. We are going to haYe it Tuesday. January 14, at 7 o'clo'ck. It was decided that we would each bring our own money instead of taking it out of the treasury. After the sleigh ride we are to have refreshments at school, which will be frankfurters and rolls with hot chocolate. -~lse Yon Reinsp'erg, 8C Stolp. GIVE SCIENCE TALKS Tuesday morning in general science class we gave talks that we did not have time to give before Christmas va~ation. The talks were on different things. some on animals, elements, insects, and the like. Wednesday we gave more talks. The next thing we will !'itudy about is astronomy. Miss Stevens is urging us to start our star booklets now and not wait until the week before we have to hand them in. -Violet L'l.nce, Howard 8B. HAVE A LARGE Tll\IE . Tuesday afternoon, MrR. Stalling asked 1f anyone wanted to write an article for the JuNIOR LIFE. I raised my hand so she gave me the details. They were: Howard school has the largest ei~hth grades there have ever been. Eight-A has thirty-six pupils and Eight-B thirty-seven pupils. Marshall Peterson who usually has somethine- to say about thing~ said, "Oh, maybe that's why it is so noisy." - Viol.et Lance, 8B Howard. STAR GAZING Mis;_s Stevens asked us to start to plan our star notebooks soon, as she is collecting them the last part of February. We studied about stars in the class today so we hope to have good notebooks. -Ted J:Iosking, 8B Howard. A BANNER YEAR Mrs. Jones of Eight-A has several banners in her room. There are three football shields, three basketball shields, one kickball shield, and one soccer banner. We hope tQ win Mrs. Jones three more banners this year. -Reginald Green, Howard SA. t t ' I A good fire and a good friend Whethe.r that friend be a book or a person, the warmth of the fire will kindle a wanner friendship. ·A telephone extension in your living room permits friendly conversation without losing the glow of the hearth. How pleasant it is to use your telephone in these comfortable surroundings! At the end of a busy day, your living room seems more restful when you have a telephone extension at your elbow. You can relax with the knowledge that your comfort will be undisturbed. Telephone convenience may ·be had for any room in your horne. The cost is small. Call Our Business Office ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One Policy One System l7nivers~l Set"Wce