Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-10
Training School Notes


The second quarters work at the
Training school began Monday with
an enrolment of las.
Two students completed the course
of study on Friday, Nov. 4. They are
the Misses Lille Koch and Tecla
Tecla Graper. One of these young la
dies returned to school Monday morn
ing, planning to continue in attend
ance until she obtains position.
Three new students enrolled Mon
day morning. They are the Misses
Emma Deering and Daisy Duedtke.
and Harry Zahn.
Prin. ID. A. Swartz was in attend
ance at the Wisconsin State Teachers
convention on Thursday and Friday
of last week. Mr.. Swartz reports
very pleasant and profitable time in
Milwaukee. He returned to school
on Monday, Nov. z.
The students and faculty deemed it
special mark of honorable appreci-
alton last week when the institution
received as its guests the members of
the Training school board of the Dunn
County Training school, located at
Menomonie. These men were John
McGilton, president of the board, Hen
ry Miller, treasurer, and Earl Edes.
secretary, who is also the county SUI
perintendent. These gentlemen were
on tour of inspection, visiting sew
eral schools in this section of the
state. This was the first school to be
visited by them. They spent a large
part OF the afternoon here, remaining,
for some time after the close of school
when very enthusiastic conference
was held between them and the Train
ing school faculty
The first period under the new point
system being tried out at the Train
ing school, ended Friday Ninety-fve
students had earned half holiday,
while 81 returned for regular work.
Inc winning class during this four
weeks period was the Juniors-hay-
ing the fewest number of points
charged against them. They will, ac-
cordingly, be entertained by the two
losing classes at some time in the
near future.
The members of the Sophomore
class gave a very enthusiastic and
valuable health program on Wednes-
day afternoon at the general exer-
else period. 1t was esteemed So
highly by Miss Hamacker, who has
charge of the practice in the Model
department, that she requested that a
complete copy be placed in the hands
of each of the Seniors
1t was the pleasure of the faculty
and students on Wednesday afternoon
TO- meet and be addressed by Miss
Francelia Stuenkel, who is interested
in the health condition of the state.
Her talk was highly appreciated by
all.
A fire escape is being erected ON the
south side of the building to insure
the safety of those who occupy the
building.
Mr.. cara Schooley, graduate of
this school, who is now railway mail
clerk, visited the school on Friday.
November 4.
The boys of the school, now Is in
number, are taking manual training
this quarter under the direction of Mr..
julius Johnson, formerly a teacher in
the Central school.
Elsa Treu, one of the members of
the Sophomore class had the misfor-
tune to burn one of her hands quite
badly on Tuesday night of this week
The burn was dressed by a physician.
however, and Miss Treu was in school
Wednesday morning.
On a recent date the school has been
favored by visits from Miss Alma
Blandin of the Y. W. C. A. On one
occasion she very skillfully presented
talk for the benefit of the girls,
along the line of social choices.
1t is expected that on Friday of this
week, which is Armistice day. that
a program will be presented at which
Harry Berger OF the Marathon County
bank will speak. This program is I'M
der the direction of Miss Murphy of
the faculty.