Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-30
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES

acknowledge a visit from Mr.. C. H.
Nye, ST.. who called last Thursday and
entertained the students during the
! general exercise period. Mr.. Nye re-
lated several very interesting exper-
fences from his early life one of which
was a visit to home in which Henry
w. Longfellow, was being entertained.
On this occasion he was privileged to
hear the poet read his well known
selection, "The Old Clock On The
Stairs" This poem was one which
Mr.. Nye recited at the school. He
also gave several word pictures en-
titled "On Time" and two Civil War
poems. We shall look forward with
pleasure to another visit from Mr.
Nye.
Examinations for the third quarter
are being given this week. The work
of the fourth quarter will be begun
Monday, April 4th and ends Friday,
June Bird.
The Vecono Society of the Training
School has voted to support the county
superintendent in his efforts to secure
public nurse for the schools of the
county by setting aside $4,000 for the
Nurse Fund. We hope that other
schools and school societies will also
fCOIlSrltI IIlE fHdLIcI dllu
plans at once for supporting the move
ment.
Mr. Schelling, County Agricultural
Agent, addressed the students one
morning on the subject, Boys and
Girls Club Work. Members of the
present Senior class expect to cooper
ate with him next year in pushing
club work in the rural schools.
Dt1ripu rho first maaLy nf the fourth
quarter, April 4th to 9Th, members of
the Senior class will be in rural schools
of Vernon County for their cadet work
With the assistance of County Super
intendent Sanford and the supervis-
ing teachers list of desirable schools
was chosen to which the Seniors are
being sent for this week of observa-
ton and practice teaching.
Nothing could be more beneficial
to these future teachers than a week
spent in this manner. 1t gives them
an opportunity to see the work of
good teachers, to experience the SEN
sation of managing real schools and
enables them to meet and study some
of the problems which confront the
rural teacher daily.
Members of the training school
faculty will visit each Of the cadet
teachers at least once during the week
for the purpose of supervising their
work.
The following is a list of the schools
in which cadet work will be done. The
first name is the school, second the
teacher, third the cadet teacher:
Homstad-Marie Olson-Faye Fav-
or.
Clinton Center-Ella Shallock-Eu-
nice Side.
Nerison-Irene Skolos-Minnie Ma
thison.
Liberty Pole-Ruby Silbaugh-Syn-
eve Hulsether.
Folsom-Mary Hooverson-Kelma
Monson.
North Springville-Mrs. Peterson
Maude Miller.
White Pigeon-Nancy Larson-Ma-
bel Gray, Albon Glimsdale.
Davis - Rae Anderson - PerniIle
Christensen, Thelma Thompson.
Springville Pioneer-Olive Shouts
Martha Call.
Esofe Matilda Rentz - Elsie
Thompson, Stanley Jacobus.
South Natwick-olga Hanson
Marie Hanson.
Day Creek - Miss York - Rubie
York
Sherry - Stena ORerdahl - Pearl
York.
Lower Wiester-Frances Seeley-
Gladys Dolen.
Bristow - Hannah Thurin - Inga
Halverson.
Anna Haugen - Anna
Anderson, Mabel Anderson.
Morning Star-Helen Flanagan
Roberta Steinmetz.
Wopat- Dewey Brown - Nora
Brown.
Seas Branch-Lasca Haverly-Mil-
dred Anderson.
Cook-Mrs. Swain-Bernice Faw-
cett.
Lyster - Garnet Silbaugh - Gena
Lake.
w-Mrs. Margie
Wiganowsky.
Sale m Rid G e-Glennie Riddle
Gretchen Morrison.
Victory-Ernest Amann-Opal Pull
ham.
Sunnyside -Bessie West-Elsie
Smell.
Partridge-Mrs. James Brockley-
Patience Tenney, Grace Brannen.
Rockton-Anna Haugh-Manchel
Joseph.
A. w. ZELLMER, Prin.