Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-30
SCHOOL NEWS

Helmus Wells, student in our high
school for three years, has eft to at
tend the Milwaukee Country Day
school where he will prepare to enter
Harvard University.
The following are some of the new
upper classmen recently enrolled:
Seniors, Joseph Bell and Carol Carl
son; Juniors, Mary Behner, Viola
Kuethe, and Adrian LeGrande; Sophie
mores, Dorothy Locken, Leona Ruth.
Frederick Grant and Edwin Gruettner.
The first matinee party Of the school
year was held in the gymnasium last
Friday afternoon. Il was splendid
opportunity for all the students to be-
come better acquainted and for the
upper classmen to meet the Freshmen
in a social way.
Don't he alarmed if you hear strange
squeaks and groans at the high school
during the noon hour. 1t is only the
glee clubs getting tuned up for year
of good, hard work About forty have
signed up for the Girls Glee Club, and
about thirty-two for the Boys Both
clubs are under the direction of our
new music supervisor, Miss Sanders.
Have you your pastel crayons? Let
me see your fCea for the Partisan"
Shades of Michael Angelo and Whis-
tier, what are they talking about?
will tell you Miss Wenzel, super
visor of drawing, is directing the eff
forts of some of the future artists
of the high school The class has an
enrolment of twelve, and even now,
some show evidences of great artistic
genius. Sketching, commercial art,
enameling, woodworking and other
phases of art are taught There is not
class in school that combines so
much fun and interest with hard work.
The Giri Scouts have organized
again and will continue their work I'M
der Mrs. Eugene Perry, captain, and
Miss Staudenmayer, lieutenant. Meet
ings are held weekly on Monday even
ing at o'clock Every girl ought to
be enrolled.
Company! Atten-shuni Thirty
boys have reported for military drill
and will practise squad and company
movements every Wednesday evening
OF course the national disarmament
program will be success, but the
boys believe the drill will assist them
to remain in good physical condition
Cameras are not yet clicking on the
campus. but they will be heard soon.
The camera club plans to organize and
to have regular meetings for the pur-
pose OF discussing the problems of the
amateur photographer.
The Mothers Club held its first
meeting at the Lincoln school,
Wednesday, Sept 81. After the regu-
lar order Of business, a very interest
ing report was given by Mrs. McCord,
a delegate to the National Congress of.
Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associ-
ations. A pleasant social hour fol
! fiowed.
We wish to correct an error. made
through transformation, regarding the
teachers rest room in the high school
1ne funds for refurnishing the room
were provided by the Twentieth Cen
fury Topic Club and not the Womans
Club as was previously stated.
Several people have been asking
whether there were not to be any en-
| joyable Friday evenings at the high
school this year. We are glad to an
nounce that the movies will begin on
Friday. October Z.
Don't forget that the first real game
of football will be played at Waukesha
on Saturday, October l, between the
Waukesha and Wauwatosa High
schools. There should be good dele
cation of rooters present to back our
boys. We know we have the best team,
the nest coach and we but need to
show Waukesha that we have the best
rooters. II we win the first game, we