River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-04-30
AT The NORMAL

Hudson and River Falls H i & h
schools last Friday evening. A
number of these students were
graduates of one or the other of the
two schools.
The Glee Club concert given at
the Opera Hall was we'll received
The house was filled with sympa
thetic listeners, SO all feeling of
fear disappeared from the boys
The club members have experienced
many sensations of pleasure because
so many kind words were spoken of
the performance. They feel greatly
indebted to all who in any way
made it possible to present their
program. Especial mention should
be made of the Girls Sewing Class,
who made the lies used in the sail
or scene.
A number OF good positions have
been secured by Seniors during the
past few days. Willard Irle goes to
Benton at 5000 90; Wiggo Christen-
sen to Chippewa Falls at S95 90;
Miss Hanschel to Madison at SIS. 90;
M. ]. Quinn to Spring Valley at
$1,000.
superintendent Neverman of New
Richmond spent a part of Wednes-
day visiting the Normal and inter
viewing Seniors. He offered a po-
sition to Miss Eunice Johnson.
The baseball game Saturday aft
ernoon against Manchester college
showed what kind of material the
Normal has. Perhaps the best dis
play of work was made by Weide-
man in the box Smith at short
made a number of heady plays
The general support of the battery
by the entire team was very evident
At no time was our team in danger
of losing. The first score was made
by Manchester in the third inning.
Normal scored in the fifth. From
this point the game belonged to the
locals. The final score was 5 to g.
The Meletean will be ready for
distribution early in June. If you
have not ordered a copy, now is the
time. More than one hundred copies
go to former graduates. The book
is to be larger than any former
volume, 1t is probable that this
will be the last that will be sold at
$1.OO each.
A number of Senior girls have or
ganized themselves into a chapter
of Camp Fire girls, under the lead
ership of Miss Harrington. The
one formed last year under the di-
rection of Mrs. Swenson is still &C.
lively at work. There is no good
reason why several other camps
should not be organized in our
school.
The members of the faculty and
students are enjoying the a~ssocia-
ton and instruction of DR.. Allison.
The Normal schools of Wisconsin
are proud of having the services of
such a woman as Miss Allison.
A full inventory of all equipment
of the school has just been com
pleted by Professor Dawson.
The G.. o. P. entertained the
members of the athletic teams on
Saturday evening at the gymnasi-
UNI. A very pleasant time was re-
ported by those who were present.
1t will be of interest to know that
members of former classes are re
ceiYing promotions in school work
Grin Crabtree and Leslie Kay have
each been reelected at Superior
with salaries of $1100. Ray Cook
has been offered a position at SUI
perior at $1050. The board at Bur,
lington reelected him, raising his
salary 5000 above that of last year.
w. D. Moser goes to Maiden Rock
at 5000.
Our baseball team plays Stout
next Saturday at Menomonie. Such
playing as the boys did last Satur-
day will bring a victory % us.
Sup'ts. Anderson of Ellsworth
and Brewer of Chippewa Falle were
here last week interviewing Seniors.