Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-06-02
observation-disclosures
) NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
- BY ESTHER KEHL
50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : 81

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| Miss Anna Sedmihradsky has been
on duty substituting near Glen Flora.
The Senior class have completed
| their work in Construction, and their
books present a striking appearance
They will be on exhibition at the
county fair.
Mr.. Burns spoke at the Commence
ment exercises at Apollonia May 25.
The training school commencement
exercises will take place June 18th
at the Christian church. The follow
ing will be graduated: Merle Rasmus-
sen, Bruce; Leone Zimple, Violet
Stewart, Sella MCGOWAN, Esther
Kehl, Margaret McNair, Emil Fisher,
Ladysmith; Carrie Johnson, Glen
Flora; Adeline Gay, Apollonia; zelda
Conner, Spooner; Lucy Leblanc, Muir
ry; Della Sybers, Tony, Clarice Roy,
Oconto.
The closing exercises of the model
school will take place Wednesday,
June 7th. An excellent program is
being prepared under the direction
of Miss Josephine Grow.
Leone Zimple is valedictorian of
the class of '16 and ,Adeline Gay,
salutatOrian. Miss Zimple is a grad
uate of the Butternut highschool and
Miss Gay Of the Bruce highschool.
The following deserve honorable mer-
school,; Margaret McNair and Esther
Kehl, Laysmith highschool; and Clar-
ice Roy, Oconto highschool. The
class this year is a very strong one.
At business meeting of the alumni
1t was decided to hold the annual re-
union on Friday evening, June 9Th. A
large attendance is expected. A new
plan has been instituted, and the Ia
dies of the Methodist church will
serve the banquet.
The following alumni favored us
with short visits recently: Ray
Smith of the class of 10, the Misses
Colburn Is, Chickering Is, and Sa-
| die Jordan IA.
County Representative Householder
has been giving the Senior Agricul-
tural class considerable attention in
| the form of several lectures on corn.
Mr.. Luther also spoke to them on
potato growing. The agricultural
school of next winter is being looked
forward to with great interest by all
our students.
The Junior class entertained the
Senior class at the annual Junior
banquet, Friday evening May Goth at
the training school gym. 1t was the
opinion of the seniors that the ban
quet was the best ever served. The
color scheme was carried out in the
school cOlOrs, purple and white. The
table was beautifully decorated with
cherry blossoms and birch bark bas-
kets of violets with little favors of
violets at each place. The butterfly
place cards and nut baskets harmon
lied with the color scheme After
the supper the following toasts were
given:
1.-THE Junior Banquet" -. Mr.. Burns
| Here's to the feelings of good cheer
Junior banquets once year.
Time for joy, mirth, and play,
In the merry month of May.
This is time for joy and fun,
| Commencement time has just begun.
Commencement parting friends so
near
But still time we all hold dear.
Junior cooks do things just brown
Best domestics in the town.
| None of them old maids will die;
Mems hearts near their stomachs lie.
Address of Welcome. Esther Olson
Response" 80. -. Leone Zimple
"Play We enjoy all the better when
we have labored so long.
80. 80. -. Stella MCGOWAN
with Apologies to Shakespeare.
-. 80. -. ..,.. Emma Fond
"Mayflowers" 80. .Clarice Roy
"The Senior Class Virginia Tate