Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-09-24
is A RECORD HIGH SCHOOL
vIROQUALARGESTIN THIS PART
OF WISCONSIN
Foreign Pupils Anxious for Our Facil-
ities-A List of Them-Educa-
tional Notes of Interest.

There are 172 girls and 121 boys. BY
classes the enrolment is as follows:
F'reshmen-53 boys, IS girls.
Sophomores-21 boys, 40 girls.
Juniors-23 boys, 35 girls.
Seniors-23 boys, Il girls.
Special boy, l girl.
Four returned soldiers have re-
entered school and expect to benefit
by the provisions of the Nye educa-
tional bonus bill. Others are to en-
ter later. Of the 293 enrolled 14l
pupils in the high school are from the
outside of our district, which is the
record by long odds.
List of Foreign STUDENTS
CONGRATULATIONS Holmstad
CLINT0N-Em0 Major.
COON VALLEY-iiugo Thompson.
DE SOTO-Ernest Rodden.
FRANkLlN-Cale Atkins, Winnifred Bux-
lefson, Thelma ElIefson, Helen Fortney, ror-
tense Fortney. Malvin Fertney. Ida Geddes
Wallace Getter, Edith Gray. Louise Hanson,
Ivan Horribly Lenoa Jasperson, Ottina Johnson
Ada Lerum, Angela Mead. Clyde Mead, NAL
win MOnson, Therese Nelson. MARY Reagan
Harold sherry, Helen Sherry. Stella Simpson,
Alma Solyerson. Peter Solverson, Selmer Sol
version, Floyd Vance, Clarence Zitzner, Lillian
Zitgner
GENoA-Thelma witcraft.
( HARMONY--Ethel Erickson, AIban Glims-
Johnson. Fraaklin knower, Stella Patterson,
b. A. Williams.
JEFFERSoN-Lloyd Allen. Genevieve Den
mis-. Lola Engler, Doris Graham. Esther Gron-
ming. Carol Harris. Leopa JScksOn. Stanley
Jacobus, Lleva Layold, Lillian LNthen, Maude
Miller, Ralph Miller, Doris Mills. Emma Mills.
Sylvester Mills, Lloyd M0senR, Florence Oh
son, Louise Peterson, Mabel Peterson. Dorothy
Reed. Ella Root, Marjorie Rumsey. Nora Sher-
ry, Hjalmer Theige, Oscar Theige Nerna
Theige, Alice Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson,
LIBERTY-Mamie Amss, Virgil Ames. Al
ma Briggson,C Carl Briggson, Ariie Crume, Vic
STERLING-Harold Bean, Ruby Bringe,
Evelyn BrOadhead. Mildred Broadhead. Ralph
BrOadheAd. Leonard Davenport, BeEel Fort
ner, Alice Gross, Cecilia Mahan, Richard Nix
on. Robert Nixon, Eunice Side. Lawrence ST.
die. Theodore Slater, Melvin Vance. Doris Web
er, Gerald Weber, Donald White, Douglas
White, Lucille White.
VIROQUA--Clara Bjerk, Harley Crume Ed
ma Dorwin, Ellef Ellefson, Geneva EliefsOn,
Elda Getter, Earl Gilman, Gonevieye Groves.
Helen Groves Thomas Groves Melvin Lang
hus. Carol McClurg, Lillian McClurg, Charles
Olson, Raymond Post Aida Qnale, Earl Qua
lie Sigurd Rusdal. Edith Shaw, Veronica Side,
Guy Theige, Fred Thompson.
WEBSTER-DOrothy Beaver, Jessie Jacobs,
Eunice Johnson, Flossie kellar. Hugh kear.
Russell Kellicutt, Margory McGaTry.
WHEATLAND - Edna Erickson Theron
FREEMAN--Adolph Berge, Agnes Emerson.
Laura Emerson, Gladys Felde, Rhoda Mellem,
Alfred Rand, Allen Seine, Lloyd thompson,
Norris Thompson.
UTICA-EIla Anderson, Ole Nelson.
Accommodations are being provided
as rapidly as possible for the greatly
increased enrolment At the open
ing of school the high school had seat
ing for 230. More than fifty seats
and desks have been obtained from
the county training school and these
with q number of extra seats already
on hand provide a seat for every pu-
pill enrolled. More seats viii be added
as needed. The necessary books have
been ordered and are arriving daily.
Enrolment in the Domestic Science
classes is the largest in the history of
the school, two-thirds of all girls in
high school being in the classes. The
majority of the other girls have al
ready completed the work. Manual
training enrolment K double that of
recent years.
NOTES AND COMMENT
Superintendent and Mrs. Roy l..
Heindel entertained public school and
training school teachers at their home
last Friday evening.
All city teachers were the guests of
the ladies of the Methodist aid society
at the monthly supper last Wednes-
day afternoon. They will be guests
at a banquet and reception at the
Congregational church this week.
Teachers are having a difficult time
to find rooms and boarding places.
Notwithstanding that the training
schoolreleasedth three of our most avail
able high school rooms, we are yet
compelled to house the kindergarten
department outside, in the Congrega-
tional church basement.
Some good houses and farms for
sale. Inquire of Anderson & Lavold
Book keeper Elmer Kuehn of the
Bank of Viroqua, returned from West
Salem, where he looked after his ia
theirs business while taking treat
ments in a hospital.
| Farmers, remember that you can
get a late dinner at Mrs. Snearley's
place, the old Swiggum tailor shop
and get all you can eat for 40c.
j. w. Henry has returned to his
farm in Louisiana, after visiting and
working here since July. He says
Louisiana climate is superior to that
of California.
Farmers, you get all you can cal
for 40c at Mrs. Snearley's place, and
get your diner even though you come
late. Get your meals at the old Swig.
gum tailor shop.
Judge Mahoney arrived home
from Lacrosse hospital, Monday even.
ing, pleased to realize that he is rap
idly recovering from the trouble that
necessitated a months absence. He
is able to be about his home, but has
not attempted to go to his office.
The Salvation Army does work
| in our country that no other organiza-
ton, religious or charitable, has ever
been able to do. They need funds
This is their drive" Don't wait fol-
the solicitors to call on you, leave
your contribution at any bank in the
city and do it.
oh, Lady, Lady! Don't forget t.
give me your renewal for your COOL
HOUSEKEEPING, LADIES HOME
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ANY other magazines you wish t.
subscribe for Howard j. Thayer
Phone 140.
While in the city in company with
1.-THE DeSoto delegation to the gooC
roads gathering the Censor enjoyed
a visit from Editor Buehler, the new
man on DeSoto's newspaper; a pleas.
ant young gentleman who has tbs
ability and disposition to keep tht
Argus up to its usual standard.
Miss Piatt, field worker for the
We mans Home Missionary society
will meet with the ladies in the VI. f
church parlors next Tuesday at 2:30
This will take the place of the regu.
lar meeting which is due Wednesday
October !. ANY one interested inyit.
ed and all members urged to be pres.