Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-05-05
LINCOLN SCHOOL NOTES.

Marie and John Kuchera have re-
turned to school, after being confined
at home with scarlet fever.
Emil Schoenfeld and Fred Luebke of
room ID have Withdrawn from school.
John Lewis and Ralph Wagner,
who have been G at for some time, on
account of illness, have taken up their
school work again.
Charlie Radke has withdrawn from
our school and is attending the German
school.
+ Erwin Paeske and Lawrence Barden
won in the multiplication match held
in room | on Friday afternoon. A
spelling match was also held. The
boys spelled against the girls, resulting
in neither side gaining victory.
Erwin Pierce who has been absent
for some time on account of illness, has
been transferred from room G to the
ungraded room
The Lincoln school may at times
serve as court house. Thee neighbors
say there is considerable counting on
the premises, especially after dark.
But our first experience ia an official
capacity came last Saturday about 9 a.
M when a we'll dressed couple from
down the line, after trying the front
door several times gained an entrance
to the basement and inquired of MIR.
Hess, the janitor, when the court house
would open. Mr. Hess replied, II think
the court house is open now.' We'll
then l want marriage license" ex-
planned the man impatiently. Mr.. Hess
quickly directed them to the court
house and they locked arms and walked
of.
The boys are working extra time in
the shop trying to finish their work in
time for the exhibit at the high school
May 2l-22. At this exhibit, samples of
the years work from all the city schools
will be shown.
With an audience of over three
hundred pupils lining the main corridor
up stairs, the Lawrence University Glee
club rendered several selections last
Thursda-' afternoon, to the delight of
ali who b lard it.
The parents meeting, which was held
at the Lincoln school last Wednesday
evening, was Il splendid success for two
reasons First, because of the fine
audience of interested parents, and
second, because of the kindness on the
part of those who furnished the program
Il 1t dQOttcSEc " ulCn oC4C SthCu ny u.
(. Turner and g. ID. Jones were highly
appreciated. The reading and music
also added to the pleasure of the even
ing.
On Monday morning, May 4, rooms
A, and e listened to a very interest
ing talk gwen by Rev. Zechlel. of Apple
ton He spoke TO the boys and girls on
the importance of forming right habits
in their youth. in order that they may
amount To something in the future He
impressed upon them that what they
are to be and do in the future depends
entirely upon themselves. Mr. Zechiel's
talk was admirably adapted to children
and gave them much TO think about.
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