River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-18
ar The NORMAL

Miss Adams yesterday.
The orchestra PLAYED during the
assembly hour last Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Hansen has returned
to school after being absent some
time on account Of illness.
The Glee Club concert announced
for April IS has been postponed
one week. It will occur April p.
Professor Rounds, State Inspec-
tor of English, has charge of Pro-
lessor Coolies classes during the
latter's absence.
Kork MILFORD has been sporting a
bandage over one eye lately. A mix
up with some chemicals in the
laboratory was the cause.
Willmar Phillips, IS, was visit
or at the school last week. An cpl
demic of humps closed his school
at Stockholm for a week.
It's long way to Algoona, but
Shorty Long insists that he is 60
ing TO spend the Easter vacation
with the folks at home"
John Nelson, Wiggo Christensen
and Ray Erlandson have been re-
elected at Chippewa Falls at good,
substantial increases in their sala-
ries.
The Boys Glee Club sang at as
sembly last Friday. The members
of the visiting teams and their root
ers sat up in the gallery and enjoyed
the selections.
Leroy Kuenning has accepted a
position in the Beloit system of
schools at a salary of $50 per month.
He will teach individual subjects
for the most part.
Professor Goble was a judge at
the New Richmond Humboldt de-
bate at New Richmond last Friday
evening. New Richmond won from
the St. Paul school by to l vote
of the judges.
Mr.. Weilup, who has been teach
ing short course work at Lewiston,
Mimi, has been elected to return
and teach there the coming year.
The school board of that city has
offered him $500 per month to re-
turn.
Miss Mosher gave the school a
vivid description of Egypt as she
saw it during her last trip abroad.
She told of a school in Cairo which
she visited. To compare it with
our modern schools should impress
US with the great advantages which
we have over the ancient school
system.
The work of getting student pro-
iects going is we'll under way. and
there have already been arrange
ments made to carry out home work
this year in alfalfa raising, grain
growing and animal husbandrY.
These projects, when successfully
carried out on a profit basis, will
receive regular credit in the school
as advanced work in either crop or
animal lines.
The play given by the ladies of
the Tuesday Club before the girl
students and ladies of the Faculty
was we'll received. They had given
the play twice before, once for their
own club and again for the Improve
ment League. Mrs. Shepard played
the part of The Suffragette;" Mrs.
Baldwin was the 19-year-old daugh-
ter; Mrs. Fred Bliss, the servant
girl; Mrs. Wright, student of the
servant girl question; Mrs. Knowl-
ton, a society woman.
The game to decide the State
Normal school basketball cham.
pionship will be between Milwaukee
and La Crosse and will be played
at Whitewater tomorrow. The re.
suits of the seasons schedule in
both divisions is as follows:
Northern Division
La Crosse SO Stevens Point %
La Crosse Al Stevens Point 90
La Crosse % River Falls 10
La Crosse So River Falls 20
Stevens Point rs River Falls %
Stevens Point % River Falls y
River Falls SO Superior 10
Southern Division