Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Editors: Esther strOhm Claude Chinook.

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The Sophomores and Freshies gave
Hard Time Party for the H. S. teach
ers Friday night. Not many of the
teachers were present, however, but
everyone present had very pleasant
time.
English " people had an Emerson
/ ian program Wednesday.
Some of the 81. S. non-fussers de-
clare that if there was tax levied
on fussing-some people would never
get rich.
! Miss Edmonds of Madie on was
H. S. visitor Friday.
The local High was again defeated
in the game with Stambsugh Friday
night. They seem to be intimately
acquainted with Mr.. Defeat They
will journey to Mountain Friday Feb
ruary 18, to put one over on the Noun
tain boys as they did before. The
girls game was again in favor of the
second team.
Freshies! Beware! If you're not
looking for trouble keep away from
! the Seniors because Ignorance is
bliss and the Seniors arevery blissful.
Mr.. Payne's lecture which was given
! Tuesday, February Is, was enjoyed by
all present Mr.. Payne gave the Fl. 5.
very interesting talk Tuesday after
noen Some of the students were sur
prised to hear they were worth a
thousand dollars.
Don't forget the Basket Ball game
with Crandon Friday, February 25.
There's where w. H. S gets it back
on O. H. S Admission 25 and 15c.
Some of the H. s. students gave
very interesting Lincoln program Fri
day afternoon.
| Several of the H. S. boys attended
the trial at the town hall Wednesday.
The Penmanshlp papers were col
lected last week Some of the stu
dents are in doubt as to whether they
have to take another half year of pen
manship.
Following are two of the Essays
written by two Juniors:
Death.
What a strange thing is death.-it is
so longed for by some and fearfully
dreaded by others. But, why fear
death when one can think of the life
to come? What glory it will bring to
the worthy and what awful condemna-
tion to the wicked!
Each individual lives this life as but
a mere speck in the whole race of hu-
manity-but what an important piece
of mankind he considers himself! Only
a minute number of the human inhabi-
tants of the universe are ever heard of
or regarded as being of the least i'm
portaDce.
We all come into this world to live
few short years-so why not also
come to bring happiness and cheer to
those who need it most? Surely we
need not fear death if we are willing
to do the work of love, help and duty,
which will take us into the kingdom of
everlasting life and happiness. But,
the human mortal. who neglects his
duties, can not be happy in this world,
nor the next and therefore, he may
have good reason to fear death and to
begrudge this life,
AS a general rule the majority OF
people fear death-but why? One pro-
bable reason is that they hate to leave
this life and friends, to be buried in
the cold, damp ground-bu that is not
the end-rather, it is the beginning OF
new and more beautiful life.
And still we do not want to go into
eternity until we have accomplished
some little deed of good for the world,
and carried on our life's pleasures and
troubles, which are set before US Let
us not crave for death, but rather live
as it is Gods will grow strong into
manhood and womanhood and carry on
the work and love of God, until He
calls us into eternity.
Life can be made happy-and so can
it be dul! and weary; and death can be
feared-or better, it can be met with
out sorrow; so let us make this life a
happy one for all around us and think
of the love and happiness which come
to the worthy in the life everlasting.
Man, As He Is.
Stat Magni Nominis Ambra
AS isthe weather. SO is man; change