Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
Training School Notes

/ A big mass meeting was held at the
/ Training school Monday afternoon
/ preparatory to the basketball game
/ Tuesday night. Speeches. songs and
/ yells were the features Of the meet
/ ing, faculty members and students
participating with equal enthusiasm
and spirit. !.
The final basketball game of the
season was played on Tuesday night
at the sly" between The Business Wo-
mems club and the Training school.
It was won by the Training school by
a score of Sd. The game was a hard
fight from start to finish. The teams
were matched. the team work was of
an exceptionally high order, and the
individual playing was excellent.
This game determined the champion
ship as it was the third of series of
games the first of which was won by
the Business Women, and the last two
of which were won by the Training
school. On previous occasions the
Training school has played under
handicap, being less familiar with the
floor and boys rules than their OPP
ponents, but this game was absolutely
well balanced and fairly played. Both
teams demonstrated conclusively the
spirit of good sportmanship and en-
thusiasm ran high. Everybody ex-
perienced the discomfort Of high
nervouse sention due to the closeness
of the game.
The victory was hailed jubilantlyI
by the Training school people.
Miss McDermott, assistant at the |
Wood County Training school at Wis
consin Rapids, spent Monday at the |
Training school here. new model |
department has been inaugurated at
Wisconsin Rapids and Miss McDermott |
who Is in charge of that department,
paid this Training school the very
high compliment of coming here to |
gain suggestions for that institution
She was a very welcome visitor She /
spoke to the faculty and student body
at the general exercise period in the
afternoon.
The final quarters work began on
Monday of this week. The new pro-
gram went into effect Monday morn
ing and the work continued without
a break.
Miss Edna Windhorn, a member of
the Tenuere class, has withdrawn
from school because of the fact that
she is leaving the city. She will, how
ever, enter the Training school at
Merrill as she, with her parents, is to
be resident of that city. We all re-
greet her departure for she will be
missed by all especially at the piano
where she presided so skillfully
1t is a pleasure to report that Miss
Esther Ziegler who suffered an at
tack of appendicitis recently, has i'm
proved sufficiently to be again in
school.
Students detained from school this
week because of illness are Miss Ag-
mes Monsen and William Wanta
Miss Laura Clark and Miss Pearl
who have been out of school
during the past quarter. are back
Both report better health than when
they left.
One new student entered school
Monday morning making a total en-
rollment of eighty-six. The new stu
dent is Leo Wendorf, who comes from
Lenroot school. district No. 8.
Two very welcome visitors spent a
portion of Wednesday forenoon at the
Training school, the Misses, Mary A.
Brady. home demonstration agent, and
Mildred Hagerty, assistant state club
leader. Both ladies addressed the
school, the former speaking very
briefly, the chief feature of her talk
being an invitation to the students and
faculty Of he Training school to wit
ness demonstration to be given at
the Vocational school for the benefit
Of those young people who are taking
he short course in the city this week.
Miss Hagerty Went somewhat into
detail concerning the club work of the
state, describing very pleasingly and
skill fully the field of work attempted
by the clubs