Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-04-24
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{ AMONG THE CITY SCHOOLS {
ANSON BRUEGGER, Editor
"a Observation-Disclosures !,

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Marian Carter and Joe Gill enrolled
in the Kindergarten, first ward, Monday
morning
! Mrs. Anheir visited the second grade.
first ward, Wednesday.
The base ball team of the first ward
school played game on Wednesday
afternoon after school, against the
sixth grade of the True building The
first ward boys were victorious by
score of 27 to 5.
Harold Rittenhouse is still out of
school on account of illness.
Daniel Howe ranked first in the -four tn
grade the past six weeks
Leonard Freeman is absent from the
first ward school on account of sickness
John Bye is about to leave the True
building to attend school at ST. Paul.
Robert Miller enrolled in the first
grade this week.
Lorraine Martin received the highest
marks in the fourth grade, secord
ward for the past six weeks.
The fifth and sixth grades of the
first ward have challenged the seventh
grade boys for a ball game Friday
night The whole seventh grade, girls
and all, expect to go down to see the
game which promises to be good one. I.
Misses Zuill and Tupper, teachers at
Barron, visited Miss Warner Of the
seventh ward last week.
Mrs. Kiefer visited the brick school
Tuesday.
The eight grade is settling down to
earnest work after the regular six
weeks tests.
Mary Dobias and Frank Kubacki
have withdrawn from the third grade
of the first ward and moved out of
town
Alice Dunahee is serving as health
monitor in the fifth grade this week.
The highest standings in the fifth
grade were won by Bernard Schwartz
and Hilda Goetzka for the past six
weeks.
The girls of the seventh grade have
organized a base ball team. Their
catcher promises to out-catch any grade
boy in the schools.
The seventh grade is studying the
Mexican subject, following out the do
ings down there through the news
papers.
The eighth grade seems to be es-
pecially lucky in the way of sickness
this year, there having been no cases
of mumps among the pupils reported.
Orvea Nichols had the highest aver
age standing in the sixth grade T. B..
for the last six weeks.
Lyle Jacobs is back at school after a
three weeks absence due to mumps.
Juanita Rittenhouse has been absent
from the True building for some time.
Edith Novotne apd Fredric Schiotz
received the best standing in the sixth
grade, first ward, and Marie Kane leads
the fifth grade.
| The baseball team of the first ward
school played game against pickup
team, who had a pitcher from the
Tomah league to pitch for the occasion
last Friday evening. The first ward
boys succeeded in running their op-
ponents up tree, the store in favor
of the first ward being % tot.
Rudolph Bye withdrew from the
eighth grade Wednesday.
The eighth grade pupils have com
menced work on their graduation exer-
cises. They practiced their playlet for
the first time last evening.
The members of the Civics class were
greatly entertained Wednesday by an
interesting talk by Robert Kane, who
was formerly student in high school.
Mr.. Jonathan Stable, representing
the Wisconsin Childrens Home Associa-
ton, made short talk yesterday, tell
ing Of some of the great work this as
sociation is doing finding good homes
for the orphans and other children that
come under their notice and care.
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