Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-04-14
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WAIrrR ScHtRFr. MINNIE 5EcN.

Miss Maude Curtis spent her vacation
in Burke, Wis, visiting Miss Alice
Doty
Scarlet waists are still very numerous
in the high school, No wonder the
snow melts.
The high school and most of the
grades enjoyed half holiday Friday
afternoon
The weather man seems to have
mixed his dates. How about another
sleigh-ride?
This is a good spring for photo.
graphs, The sophomore girls get
their pictures at reduced rates.
Mr.. Stanley Watson. formerly Of
1902, is home from the AgricuJ ural
College for his summer vacation
Anyone wishing further inforaa tlon
in the SHY New Freshman Alphabet
may apply to the Drummer Boy"
Who was the pupil who coined the
words cara "toutch" and 'partissi-
pate" during the last examination?
The Seniors are now reading VIII
helm Tell The freshman laddie. nick
named Curly" looks rather sad of
late.
Miss Margaret Hart, class of 1890,
visited the high school Tuesday. She
seems to think that everything looks
natural
Look for the Seniors ad. which will
appear in the Santiago" programl
The event of the season comes MAY
lth and 5th
The unlooked-for change in the bot
any class is a disappointment to many
of its members. They would prefer to
remain undivided
Miss Elizabeth Spiegelberg, of the
South Side High School, Milwaukee,
is the guest of Miss Myrtle Farnham
at the Hotel Irvington this week.
All those who wish to practice
whistling during interlnissions are re
quested to adjourn to the basement
The sophomore editor will be there to
oversee the work.
Miss Durbin was unable to be in
school the first three days of the week
on account Of illness. Miss Elsie Com
i6y, eiass of 1890, taught the third
grade during her absence.
The ambitious and enterprising
freshmen are planning to organize a
base ball team to defeat the best
nine" that Milwaukee can put into
the field. We wish them success
Vacation is over, with joy and good
resolves, we again settle down to our
tasks. Quietness broods over the
scoool. and all the pupils seem to be
looking forward to future results
Some new book shelves found their
way to the north wall Of Miss Walkers
recitation room this week They are
an ornament to the room AS well as
great convenience to the teachers
On account OF poor health Miss Hat
tie Swan has discor tinued school work
for the remainder Of this year She is
greatly missed by all her friends; but
of course particularly by the Sopho-
mores.
School Directory Any one wishing
to consult Queen Princess Madcmoi-
selle Frau Thiele' viii find her near
the reading table from $50 to lI:l5
a. IN. Her former place Of business is
for rent or sale
Monday Miss Margaret Dclpsch read
an interesting paper on German bdn-
cation to the pedagogy e'ass, and
Wednesday the same class was enter
tanned by Mr.. David Swan. His sub
jcct was Peter Abclard."
DO you wish to be in styIco Then
~ go to Lcfcbcr's store and buy some
plaid linen; (2) invite MI your friends
to write their names upon H. Further
instruction will be- found in the next
issue Of The Wauwatosa News.
advertisement "A competent teacher
with good references would like to Sc
cure a limited number Of private pupils
in the nlodern languages, French. Ger
man and Dutch For further iuforma-
tion call upon or address Prof. Oscar
Hartung
On Thursday afternoon Principal
Of the Seventeenth Dis
trict school. Milwaukee, addressed the
Home and School Alliance on the sub
jcct of manual training. The speaker
brought with him a great deal Of ma.
terial 70 illustrate the work Of the diff
fcrent grades. particularly 10 drawing
aud clay modelling Mr Zimmerman
A.e had long experience in this branch
ot education, and believes it 20 be- val.
uabie Ills tall, was much appreciated