Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-10-13
Training School Notes

Miss Schrode who has been at her
home at Stoughton during the past
two weeks because of a sprained an
kle, has returned to the city and re-
sumed her duties at the school.
Miss Murphy spent the last week
end at Edgar, the guest of friends
there.
Miss Reyel Greve has recently en-
rolled in the school. Miss Greve adds
another to the list of high school
graduates. She has also had one year
and summer session of work at
Stout Institute, Menomonie.
The Senior class presented the first
class program on Wednesday, October
s.. 1t was given in honor of and to
commemorate the memory of Robert
Burns. The program was as follows:
Life of Burns-L, Radatz.
History of the Song, Flow Gently
Sweet Afton"-Grace Loudenville.
Song-"Flow Gently Sweet Alton
Lille KOCH Leona Kragenbrink, Bea-
trice Wier, Mildred Hansen.
Origin of the Poem, "A Mouse"--Wi-
mona McNeight.
AZ q 4hOuhtath DaiS y--ELSlIitI MUCH
Ter.
For "A That and A. That-E. Morri-
son.
Song-Auld Lang syne = Senior
GLASS;.
Wednesday night all the students
and faculty joined in rollicking good
time at Marathon Park where every
one went directly at the close of school
and remained for an hour of sociabil-
ity. Each one brought his own re-
freshments, which in most cases con-
sisted of an apple and bag of pop
corn or peanuts. "A good time" every
one pronounced it, expressing them
selves in favor of other occasions of
a like nature.
Certain students in the school are
being trained by Miss Waldron to take
part in the program to be given in
behalf of rural education as one feat
ure of the meeting of the Central Wis
consin Teachers association to be held
here Friday and Saturday. Two groups
of songs will be sung, the first by a
small group and the second by larg-
er group. The songs are as follows:
Group
| Lightly My Bark
| Way Down South
Group III
Your Flag and My Flag
Sweet Summers Gone
Halloween
The county agricultural agent, w. j.
Rogan, paid the school a visit recent
ly. Incident to his visit it was the
highly appreciated privilege of the
faculty and students to be addressed
by him, his topic being of an agricul-
tural nature and one of special in
terest to the school, being engaged
as it is, in preparing rural school
teachers.
A new feature which is being re-
ceived with spirit and enthusiasm and
gives promise of being highly success.
full in its accomplishment is being
introduced into the Training school
1t is hoped thereby to improve stand
ards of the school.
Any individual who attains certain
standards in effort, scholarship, at
tendance and conduct will be allowed
one half holiday at the close of each
school month.
1t is to be made a matter of class
pride that all the members of any
particular class be excused at the
same time. To encourage effort in
that particular class which attains
the highest standard will be enter
tanned by the other two classes. In
case two classes reach the same de.
gree of excellence, the one which falls
behind will entertain the two, anC
should it so happen that all members
of all the classes be successful in mer.
iting the half holiday, the entire school
will be entertained by the faculty.
The second class program was Civ
en- on Wednesday afternoon by the
Junior class, the chairman being En-.
ma Marquardt. The date being Octo.
Der IL, Columbus Day, the program
conferred around the life and work oil
Columbus. II was as follows:
America, the Beautiful-Junioi
Class.
Life Of Columbus-Susan Wendorff
Voyages of Columbus-Viola Fraed
rick.
Reading columbus" Esther
Krenz.
Piano Solo-Ilse LANCE.
Recitation Columbus" Alma
J Beck.
Recitation--Frank Gnirk.
Recitation-"The Three Things
Leona Kamenick.
4 America-Seven Juniors.
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