Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
COUNTY SCHOOL is OPEN
WITH LARGEST ENROLMENT
IN IT'S EXISTENCE
Enlarged Quarters Approximately
cry Corner of County Represent
ed in List Printed Below

The Vernon County Teachers Train
ing school began its fifth year Monday
last with an attendance of fifty.eight.
nine young men and forty-nine young
women. This attendance makes it one
of the four largest schools of its kind
in the state. Since establishment its
popularity has been steadily increasing
until at present, entirely without soli-
citation, the attendance demand con-
tinually strains the ordinary and natural
capacity of the school. The coming
year, however, the situation is much
improved. School authorities of the
city of Viroqua have materially en-
large6 the assembly room, which was
previously entirely inadequate, and have
also arranged to provide the training
school with another recitation room.
This is decided Improvement in ac-
commodation which makes it possible
for the school TO make considerable
growth. With the new conditions this
promises to be the best year in the life
of the school. Those in charge of the
institution have aimed to produce a
steady, healthy growth, free from flash
and frill, depending entirely upon re-
suits for favorable judgment. There.
fore the decided demand for graduates
as teachers and the Increasing attend
ance are a great satisfaction to the
board and the instructors of the school.
The first few years of the life of such
an institution are plainly the hard ones.
Now the success of the graduates and
the good will of those interested will
carry out what faith alone began.
Those who promoted the institution
through its early days are to be con-
graduated upon their judgment and
their success.
The last legislature passed one law
which should work in the interest OF
the high school graduate contemplating
teaching in the county schools and also
to induce further growth of the train
/ ing school. Upon completion of the
training school course in addition t.
graduation from high school the teach.
er is to receive certificate good foi
five years. 1t is to be hoped that there
will be many such teachers, as this makes
an ideal preparation for district school
work.
The following students are enrolled
for the present year,
LIST OF STUDENTS
| Clinton-Mabel Hanson. Raleigh Dolen.
| Coon-Moilie Danve, Nora Midtlien.
| Forest-Coral Goodman.
| Frankln-Anna Sherry. ~
| Genoa-Bessie West. Elsie Davis Ella Bobst
Earmony-Ca Thoreson, Alvina Rick
Mabel Moore. Esther Larson, Ella Larson, New
/ ton Farr.
Jetferson-Nancy Larson, Clara Gabrielson
Helen Predecessor Clara FRI erickson.
Liberty Ernest Stout Fe9n Storer. Madg
| Smith. Zoe Orrison.
Stark-Tessie Harris
Sterling Nora Forum. Buena Vance, Sophi,
! Thompson, Amanda Sorenson. Belle Shannon Til
man Ramsett. Helen Lothem Berniee Everson
| Mabel Broadhead.
Viroqua- Francis Henry. Gertrude sonenberp
Bonnie Potts. Dora Olson, Ohiie Nelson Blanch
Miehelet Jake Mccoy, Leone Eckhardt Glady
Collins. Ollie Boswell. Cora Bakke Ivan Groves
Mary Alexander. Gladys Gestgup. Jessie Favor
Tressa Favor. Florence Deavsr.
| Wheatland--Aliee Morgan Audrey Haveriy.
/ Whitestown-Sadie Sayes. Alice Kinnear
Webster Henry Waddeii Margaret Stinson
Nellie Chitwood. Harvey Allen. Jr.
The Institutional force is the same a
last year, Prof. A. f. Smith, Mise
Ella Wilson and Eleanor Thomas.