Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-10
Training School Notes

noon, March o, MISS Eleanor hOppd,
who is employed by the National Ca
tholic council of Baltimore, Maryland.
Miss Koppa spoke to the faculty and
students during the latter part of the
afternoon. She said that she and an
other woman are in charge of COM
munity house resembling somewhat
that of the Y. w. c. A.
"Our principle work" said Miss
Koppa, sis AmericaniZation. Just as
soon as classes are organized we turn
them over to the city schools.
Zone department of work looks
after girls who are without homes or
employment. This house is looked
upon as a home, not only by these
girls but by many others in the COM
munity who look to it as place where
they may go at any time and be well
come"
Miss Koppa also told of how this
council co-operates with other organ
iZatons aiming to be of the greatest
service to the greatest number of peo-
pie possible. The students were i'm
pressed with the nobility of the work
and the devoutedness of the workers.
Miss Alma Blandn of the Y w. G.
A. visited at the school on Friday.
AT the general exercises on Monday,
Prin. ID. A. SwartZ told of his trip to
Atlantic City, N. j., where he attended
the meeting of then. L. A., also of the
Inaugural ceremonies at Washington
which he witnessed on his return trip.
The members of the Junior class
were the guests of their classmate,
Miss Margaret Meuret, at a party at
her home recently. A sleigh ride was
a feature pleasant to the participants.
Games were also played and delicious
refreshments were served.
The recently organized Tenuere
class presented a most enjoyable pro-
gram, the first of their class pro-
grams, on Wednesday, March 8. 1t
was as follows:
Piano Duet-Misses Lonetta Whit
ing and Edna Windhorn.
Vocal Solo-"When I'm Gone You'll
Soon Forget Me"-Miss Lille Koch.
Vocal Solo-"When You've Gone |
Won't Forget"-Miss Leona Kragen-
brink
Reading Esther Mueller.
Piano Solo-Miss Tecla Graper.
Piano Duet-Misses Whiting and
Windhorn.
Miss Viola Neitzke presided at the
meeting.
The Training school basketball team
S to play against that of the Business
and Professional Women's club on
Monday night, March IA, at the Grant
school.
The following people have been
'hosen to play on the first basketball
team:
Center--Clara Anderson.
Forwards-Minnie Larson and Edna
Lowe.
Guards Margaret Meuret and Clara
Zimmerman.
Subs-Ella Kamenick and Esther
KrenZ.
The work of the teams is in charge
If Miss Stufanus of the Lincoln school.
Miss Lola Baumgardner, a Y. w. G.
\. worker. spoke at the Training
school Wednesday afternoon, March 2.
She told in charming way of some
OF her personal experiences. One
story concerned long hike she took
one summer, a distance of 955h miles
with $l.00 in her pocket together with
travellers checks to insure her return
from any point desired.
THE thing" said Miss Baumgard-
ner, that | got from this long tramp
on which / came into contact with so
many people, was that most people
are friendly and are glad to meet one
halfway in becoming acquainted. One
must be sure to give something and
he is sure to get something in return"
The talk was enthusiastically received
by the students.
AT the morning general exercise
periods this week, the students under
The direction of Miss Hamacker, have
given excellent reports on the lives
OF certain representatives of 1.-THE
Hall of Fame"
The new class organized recently at
the Training school at a short bust
ness meeting held last week chose as
their name "Tenuere" and the follow
ing persons as their class officers:
Pres.-Miss Esther Mueller.
Vice-Pres.-MissT ecla draper.
Sec.--Miss Leona Kragenbrink.
Treas.-Miss Viola Neitzke.
Faculty Advisor-Miss Vera DOVE.
Another Training school student is
suffering an attack of appendicitis,
Alma Beck. She was taken to the
hospital on Wednesday evening. Feb.
%. Latest reports state that she is
doing nicely.
Recently the Training school was
favored with an excellent talk by Rev.
kattmann of this city. His subject
was Opportunity" He stated that
the life of teacher is one of rich OPP
portunities and encouraged his listen
ers to grasp every opportunity afforded
them. The talk was highly inspira-
tional.
A representative of the company
handling Public School Methods"
Mrs. Fuller of Menominie. spent We'd
nesday afternoon at the school. Late
in the afternoon she addressed the
Seniors.
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