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Goldfish Flash in Sec Red-Headed Indian Hwr sPann "Ccasi rigt euiy Miss D)avis' roonm gave Stolp its Miss Flaskered of Howard scliool Ille hom'e rooni %vhiclî is the art roomn first play this year. t was the story Hello ci erybody, thîs, i' Boob NIc- is goinig to give a Cbristmias. play. as wll Gloria Goilzalcz brotîglt five of our, first Th;anksgivinig. Facli acesfrn i godfshaîdsonafertha îuiescelle was writtefi.b > a different , tu- (Grager over. the Howard Sébool, She bas. chosen cbaraerfro ai dent.. The first, scenc- was a incet Boacatîg ystem The news of teegt rds b an fi s Schreiber brouglit tivo more goldfishi of - the Pilgrimns in -London. The se- hecwek ison'the air. Monday, No- The Christ Caindle." îll a large bowl onaia. black table on vsiitecutro t the Iv nîer-30, the new Howard Sçhüol'lic characters are as follows: ,4ad. )ooth' lsir rouli soietrial i somne of the Pilgrims. TI addition was finisbed. W'e. movéd -Mo ÔtirMaeoElzbt Lsi; cuttinigs and Bessie Boiuchikas do- lei into tý i als lr iWn rtl uil îiaed swr( plnt.Majore Hlithird ivas on the Mayflower. The %v îww ing then. 1vrhd as lr iwn rtl uil fouthîiva th ladin ofthePil hapyWat-soil-Friedel, Frank, Schacffer; uotbted a dpant. M rokr<lcnijI app Contibutd ajapàiles roc- gadenOld Martha, Lucille Grabamn; Ricli in whichiv e. are growing grass. ýgrîn.Ti cnewsfnyb-Johaîmi, George Colton; Cross Jacob,: Miss Willhaam,, otîr teacher alid,11he cause of its red-beaded Indian. The 1Thle 8A boys are bcating the girls Gcraid Spinner;.4rbe Star Child, Elsie art 'teacher, bas sonSe pictures tîîat s9hia h is hnkgvîg e i h plln ots yoewr.JaneEdge; Fritz, Edwin Colegrove; thltistrate a pocintween scelles Betty Rosen, IHeleni;"() Boy"---IeircAaîStb;OarBo illstatea ocxl.shle read. "lîeY Cotîdit, and, Dorothv Strauss played Hiih la ih;Ocr a werc nmade by the eigith gra4fe girls. o uepan.I r sr -eal e i- iHBr A av ar i ra- ag; Kari,, LoydHillsberg; rlîey areoi-tepao Ian .uew l oad8 gaepaesiira on the b)ulletin board and g.1 an, Marjorie WVood; Barbara', on another bulletin board<ive: have joe u is lyo h er-iaîsateat by gÈiving the pl;ay. Helena Mfickey; Katrinia, \irgînia our 7C bank clart and gaine sclied- Joehn alwnl tl col King Alfred and the Shepherd," oui Fiske; TflicGood St. Nicholas, Bige- tls and also otîr kickball peiiiant Mna' ovibr3.low.Haley; announcer, Frances Rapp. wlîich the girls W~on. We ope. toa STORIES ARE GROWING -Maric-rie Staubitz, 8.A Howard have iaiiy other thMs.ytt inle NMiss Pcrring, orcomposition! Howard 8C gave the play,'*Kinîg school. tif the school çxhibit iMa or Julie, teacher, lias been absent for the past Robert of Sicily, Wedniesday, De- -7 Marjorie Hill, 17C2.*Holtarl school. wveek and Mrs. Watts -lias been ourleeiîber 2 fiathercoal Trains Boys substitute. We are,%vritïng stories. ifo as!bai o et Populàr 'Songs Featur Ms Wts1a gc\\'godbe e stili have otîr banking ~ Hp ahrol u oci a * Practice of Glee Club ,sl the story. c We miay write any b1 1 -the three fiftb grades meetat the \ý'ednes(day', Soi ciner 25, the kîîîd oi a story we ish. I arn suri.grnasrurrecetly. e hadchose Stolp girls lhad (;jlet chlb rt- e c i'll: ave son (""uy in etti hir sîored Ouîîî foryrlief rk 'four cightlî grade boys ta show ils lyT had somet exercîses and tîîeî we ors-Mrae rrs, w gtim flldpeerFra. the ules of. the gamie. This uvill be pacticed Scbubert's "Serenad(e." Stolf) sChool.. the first ycar ýof baskcthall for uis. After v ct thmotgh that.a 'l Ilie sixth-graders get brand nim "l-Iap" 'took the ae fteby tulmes We sang another song whicli j SND IHE RIG.Oi lockers with sýet-i locker combina-, w1h6. !had coule, and found out that was "Gentle Water Lily." Tie. last lTlle children of thc ByroliîC., Sto' j ios.te oldbcoghfrixta. te mnuesofth pridMr. lak cholhave been bringing two sand- H 1e thén said that we could cach have said Nve iglit sing- popular soi.gs. wichcs cvcry Wedniesday and hiave i There are brand àc eas Ilh a gaine. uc took tbree of',the Helen Conclit played for us. E%,cry beeîî sending. thîeîn downi to the l.in- 8A\ and 8Bj rootis. ,teanlis anîd'.,aid thcy could play uith Gîce club practice we shall have the1 colii school in Chicago. They are «WNel, 1h guess 1. wll hv to be i t tilîe r three tcarns. AIl the bovys last ten minutes for popular. songs. being made of peanut butter. and; going. l'Il be seeing you agaiii. are -lad that baskctball season lias Wc enjoyed the period very muçh.-- meat. We have received many letters Your reporter, started.-Edward Jobnstoîi, 5C2Uw Eleanori-lerboti, IC Stolp school. ýof thankcs. These sandwiches are fedBl)bNlac,\Iorrai), 8A Howard sclhool ard scliool. to the uîîdernourished children.--Bill Cetrl pes eaonWarren. CITIZENSHIP CLUBHo ad7 Tke Ai Central Opens S-asonlice8A class lhas decided, to haveHo ad-7 ke Al With Close ýCage Game MAKING HOOK RUGS Tuesday .morning reniedial peiod for Its Games Except On'e Ïhîsa.Dcîie.tWo- Central Durinlg art period ini Mrs. Joncs' their Citizenship club mieeting. In- Howard 7C hias Won al[, hs gaies l)asketbal teais. E-4 ýiand. rooin the girls are ulaking 'lîook these meietings we discuss imlportant but one, and that onle we tied was opefied the season . vith a clash inug. he nust draw their olvn cde- topicsý aroudtesbo.Teofc il AHwr.W àela w uvil E3ciîvotvitron ihsigiis and choose their own colors.. crs during this 'meetintg are sitting gaies called off.' One Ias with 7B a score of 5 to 4. Tl'le plavers for The, boys are drawing designs..for at the front table. Last week wc dis- :Howard. -The, other was, with St ,E,-3 werc: ILouis Mciîor,. Cliarle s their. pewter plates, which tbcly are cussed the relief plan and conditions Francis. The players are -as, follovs: Milihalser,. Axrt Brretont andl Patil m:aking ii manual traininîg. We ail in tile halls.-Jerrine Fromm, 8A' forwards, Fred Baker, Don* Scharff, lIaakc. The players for F-4 %vere eîjoý that .period *vcrv mutcl.--Ileýletn Hoiard sehool. Bihl Grahiam, Dick Roth',' Murray lack Randaîl, .1111enîît B,1ci Stilez, Stolp 1B. Triplett, and Frank Brychta; -back- Blarrett, Jiiîn (ravfordl and 'Clîck 7 HERE'S CORRECTION field, Bill Wilcox, Bob Gordon; lialf- Gregory. It uvas a finle gaine andl e* FAIL TO APPEAR This is an article for a Mistake backs, Howvard Reinwaldt and Bobbie. hope t-o win - othecrs idr li>3,.-IPaîîl \When school began Nkonday \o.- Clark Kirwan, made a few weeks ago Winers; goal guard, Martin Kresge. i uesday, 58B Howard voteci fom new iHoward scflool. class offilcers. The new president i si Iiilene Weakly the vice-presicient, "'WHY RISK YOUR LIFE?" Bigelow IUaley; the secre'tary, *Eiza- This month's poster is a very good beth Benson, and the treasurer, Bob one. Its headline is, "Wby, 'Risk Brumbaugh. XVe hôpe that the ncwvý Your:Life?" A boy 'is chasing a bal oficers are good, ones.- 1Bigelo,, w and aà car is very ne ar bim.-Heiena Hialey, 8B Howard 'sclooi. Mickey, 8C 2 oward* school.' HOWARD 7C WINS TITLE Tuesday, December 1, Howard 7C played speedball agàinst 7A. The game was 'played at the Village Green. Howard 7C won the cham- pionship witb a Score o0f 10 to 6.- Frank Brycbta, 7C'Howard scbool. siamcLi iiiin mel AL yU. s. u..toa blinded hini and b e had to go to the doctor several times. Luckily, it didln't affect, bis sigbt but ivas sore for almost a week. It isn't welI- yet, and- it, bas been more than ten days since beý was burt. --.Helen Born, 7A Howard sçhbool.