Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-01-16
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: AMONG THE CITY SCHOOLS 5
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William Johnson enrolled in the
Sixth grade Monday.
Clarence Whiteaker has returned
to the Eighth grade.
Elsie Shirley has returned to schoo
after a weeks absence.
Miss Joyce visited friends in Tony
over Saturday and Sunday.
George GoeZke is acting as health
officer in the sixth grade this week.
Mrs Chitwood and Rev. Howe
visited the Second grade last week.
Elmer Dubois and Everett Dunn
enrolled in the kindergarten lately.
Lena Kallin of the Fifth grade,
is out of school on account of sick
less.
Lawrence Sanders is acting as
health officer in the Fifth grade this
week
Joyce Minet has withdrawn from
the First grade, first ward, this
week
hCA Ido USClI NOhoAoIA oOAC oANh
ness at the True building since school
began.
Daisy Phillips is detained at home
on account of the severe illness of
her mother.
Nina Bell, Nora Shaver and Sid
ney Doud are back at school in the
seventh grade.
The First ward school is busily en-
gagged with the semester examina-
tions this week.
Earl Earmin, of the Second grade,
is another pupil suffering from an
attack of whooping cough
Laurel Davidson has returned to
the third grade, after an absence of
three months, due to illness.
Mr.. Lewis and Miss Arneson were
entertained by the Fifth grade pupils
Friday from 400 to 500 p. M
Lawrence and Clarence Driscoll and
Fred Ref are absent from the First
grade on account of whooping cough.
This week concludes the first
semester of the school year. Report
cards will be given out next Monday.
George Rice, of the Fifth grade,
having moved to the first ward, will
be transferred to that building next
week.
Leone Huddleston has returned to
the second grade, after having at
tended school for some time at
Beloit
The seventh grade girls in sewing
hope to soon finish their kitchen
aprons so they can have their apron
contest
Jack Frost is the victim of many
unkind remarks since he froze the
beautiful Chinese lily belonging to
the seventh grade.
One of the second graders went
home and innocently asked his
mother if he had any "license' in
his head. Evidently the teachers have
been busy!
The little folks at the True build
ing are illustrating their geography
work on the Eskimos by making
posters and an Eskimo scene on the
sand table.
The faculty of the public schools
gave a kitchen Shower to Mrs. E.
McEwan, formerly Miss Campbell.
Misses Carroll and Freer had charge
Of the occasion.
Mr.. Ingle visited the first ward
school Monday and gave a little talk
on the danger of using intoxicating
liquors, and the advantages of being
a total abstainer.
Practice on the highschool play,
AT the Foot of the Rainbow, has
begun in earnest and the production
will doubtlessly be given in the near
future. Miss Baker has charge
New elective courses in Botany
Business Law, Physical Geography,
Business Forms and Correspondence,
and Practical Economics will be Civ
Ell in the highschool the second Sc
mester.
William and Archie Johnson have
withdrawn from the first ward
school, The former has enrolled in
the Sixth grade of the True build
ing and the latter intends to remain
at home