Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last Friday evening the ". II. s
basket ball team accompanied by a
bunch of basket ball fans journeyed
to Readstown to defend their reputa-
ton against Readstown's worthy war
riors. The game was called at eight
fifteen and a decisive battle was on,
The first half was hard fought bat
tie, but due to the many handicaps
our boys had to undergo, the score re-
suited nj three to FIVE in favor of
Readstown a. the end of the first half.
The second half showed that our
boys had become more accustomed to
the hall in vhiehc they were playing
and at the end of the game the score
stood eight to Ten in our favor. The
score would no doubt. have been even
more but because our boys have been
accustomed to playing ii, the attic of
the High School, whichc could hardly
compare with the opportunities OF OPP
posing teams to practice. Laboring
under the handicaps that we are, it
is only because v. Fl. S. has unusual
athletic talent that we are able to
compete with small neighboring towns
who have the advantages of a gym,
and the support OF the citizens.
The all school Christmas party which
was to be held December 10 has been
changed to the evening of December
20, because of the lecture course num-
Der which is to be given December 10.
Christmas vacation starts December
81 and many are the hearts that re-
joice over its arrival.
The Literary committee of the
Booster club held it's first meeting
some time ago. All literary activities
of the school are carried on under its
auspices. The members of The com
mittee decided to abolish TIE Delta
Literary society, which formerly con
sisted Of freshman girls, and to al
low any freshman or sophomore to
enter any one fthe other three So
cieties. These societies held their re-
spective meetings on Monday and will
begin active work Immediately after
Christmas vacation.
AS the bad roads prevent the Out
ing club girls from enjoying them
selves at hiking, a party was planned
for a held last Tuesday evening, from
Ais to 500. The Misses Kyle, Cade
and Carlson, and Mrs. Johnson acted
as chaperons. Light refreshments
were served by the refreshment COM
mittee. Games, stunts, and dancing
were the 'hlef features of amusement
and afford ID pleasant evening for all
The Don este Science and Arts de-
partments lnder the combined super
vision of the Misses Carlson and Yea
zey and Mrs, Neprud are planning a
Christmas bazaar. It viii be held at
Henry's Grocery at 200 o'clock next
Saturday afternoon. Candies, of many
kinds but all of the finest quality,
home made fruit cake, winter bou-
quets, silver cases, card table covers,
and other articles too numerous to
mention will be on sale Here's a
chance to buy your Christmas gifts
or put in your supply of delicious
homemade candies for the holidays.
The Senior Annual Board and Staff
held its first meeting last Monday
evening. 1t has been decided to pub
fish 100-page annual, not in GLIDING
Judging by the en-
thusiastic attitude of those most high
ly concerned, we feel assured of its
success.
Come to Henry's Grocery on De-
cember II, for the Christmas bazaar
and if you regret it we will pay your
street car fare for the round trip.