Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-12-08

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Mr.. Jud Hart of Wau5esha, visited
school last Wednesday,
Miss Clarissa Hanks is visiting Wau-
watosa friends this week
Wednesday morning our first assist
ant gave us a helpful talk ON "Mental
Economy"
Our statue of David and Goliath has
again found It's way to the Freshman
side of the room.
For the latest styles OF printing upon
hair ribbons apply to freshman at
the county hospital.
Mr., Raymond Young of the West
Side High School attended our last
rhetorical exercises.
"A light has shined" into the dark
ness Of No. 3, and it is not only useful
but ornamental as well
Friday afternoon the high school
and many of the grades enjoyed their
well earned half holiday
The juniors are still holding class
meetings and still discussing how to
raise the necessary funds.
The physical geography class are
progressing rapidly; they are now
studying about electricity
Thursday evening the usual weekly
meeting of THE Eumenides" was held
at the home of Mr.. Harry Wells.
One Of the freshman boys took the
sophomore test in albegra and stood
100 too. IIurrah for the freshmen,
Tests have been quite the fashion
this week. There have been one in
political economy, physics and geom-
etry
Mr.. Judson TIulburt and Mr., Wilbur
Opdyke of Wayland Academy, spent
Thanksgiving day in the Hulburt
home.
Capital punishment viii soon be
abolished throughout the United States
if you don't believe it, just ask Mr.
kcrshaw.
Miss Marietta b. Smith Of Highland
Park H., called upon a few Of her
Wauwatosa friends during the Thanks
giving vacation,
Some of the scholars are looking
very happy. They have just found ont
that examinations do not come until
after Christmas
Mr.. "TroubIe" pavy attended several
OF our classes this week, lie was OK
ceedingly wei behaved and seemed
much interested in the work
Miss Elfrieda IIainke, formerly
member of the present senior class,
called upon us recently Miss Haiuke
is now attending the West Side High
School in the city.
Tuesday morning Miss Sadie Phillips
gave an interesting talk on Current
Events Miss Alberta Hawley also
recited a pleasing selection from "Thc
| iIouse-B0at on the Styx.'
Some Of the little boys sometimes
coax their canine playmates to accom-
pany ghem to school The little dogs
behave quite properly, and their pres
ence is doubtless comfort to the little
boys.
Miss Joness children are preparing
for their Christmas exercises. They
are learning Of Santa Claus and the
Christmas idea as they learned about
the Pilgrims, that is in prose, verse
and song
The programs of the Forty Eighth
Annual Meeting Of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association are already be-
fore the public. 1t viii be held in Mil
waukce from Dec 10Th to 29th, during
our holiday vacation.
( Is there not some one who can sug-
gcat good back ground for our
/ David, D." or conspicuous place where
we might put him to bring him out to
the best advantage certainly the
statue is not app 4ciated with Il black
board as a back ground
The psychology class had best give
strict attention to all talks and read
ings for they may be called upon 70 re-
produce any one Of them with only "a
fifteen minutes warning Thursday
morning Miss fIetty Coney repro
duced Mr IIoke's talk Of "Wednesday
morning.
We hope that The pupils who have
decided 10 eject something else in place
81 music "ll thiuk the matter over
carefully aud conclude TO sing with the
rest of us next term The blending Of
o,,gt. v.ti,.a- il g,r1,. fan, ft,. harmon. e.