Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-25


dents with grades above ninety, and
Special Merits to all with grades of
eighty-five or above.
Of course Wen all be at the high
school Dec II. Who would miss any
Operetta, much less one with so IA
nous cast as this:
Patricia (Miss Incognito) ...
............. Frances Aburg
Jimmy Levitt $50. Edward Moering
Margaret Winthrop, Jimmy's fan
Gee .............D Dorothy Wolcott
Dick Franklin ..... Kneeland Godfrey
Fanny Warrington Virginia Jacobs
Nancy Lee, Fanny's guest. ..
............... Margaret Koenig
Bobby Neal, in love with Fanny.
........... Keith DeSwarte
Percy Chesterton, the poet. ...
................. Edward Thomas
Warren Miles ........... Joseph Bell
Mrs. Montgomery, the chaperon..
....'............ Esther Garvens
Reginald Montgomery, her SON..
............... Monroe Toussaint
Cy Simpkins, just native. 1900.
................. Howard Dawley
Chiquita and Roxane-Gipsy For
tune Tellers ................
Viola Kuethe and Ruth Menninger
The Third Annual Military Ball, one
of the social events of the school year,
will take place in the gymnasium of
the high school. Wednesday evening,
November 23 Gains orchestra needs
no introduction. 1t means a good dance.
Tuesday evening, November %, For
rest Metcalf talked to the Radio Club
about Spark Coils. Clarence Legler '21
told the boys of new tube in use in
the Connecticut Co. The members ac-
cepted the use of a shack offered at a
nominal monthly rent.
The Club will handle free messages
for all parts of the country. Delivery
will be made in from "a to 48 hours, de-
pending on distance, and whether or
not there is station near the person
TO whom the message is sent. If there
is no station in the city, the message
will be forwarded by mail from the
nearest point.
Send messages to the Secretary of
the Club, Paul Jacobs, ST. Wauwatosa
avenue, telephone Wauwatosa 140-J.
The last meeting of the Camera Club
was held on Tuesday, Nov. Is. A talk
on Freak Pictures" was given by
Charles Holden and one by Mary
Brewer and Lois Becker on Enlarge
ments.' A financial report was given
by the treasurers.
Next weeks meeting will consist of
a demonstration of the making of en-
largements by Lois Becker and Mary
Brewer. Ray Adams will give talk
on Taking Pictures of Moving OBJ
jects.'
Six weeks ago Frederick Morton and
Richard Koch bought toy balloon,
filled it with hydrogen and let it fly A
piece of paper was pinned to the
mouthpiece of the balloon with the
name and address of enc of the boys,
and the word Return" The balloon
according to letter received by the
boys, landed about nine miles from
Veedersburg, Ind. 1t was found by
girl named Ruth Rutledge of that city.
School closed Wednesday Nov. %,
for the Thanks giving recess.
Practice preparatory to the class
basketball tournament commenced
Monday of this week. Sophomores,
juniors and seniors will contend for
class championship
Wauwatosa High ended most sat
isfactory football season last Satur-
day by defeating Tech High, IA to Z.
We finish the season with a record of
four games won, one tied and one lost.
This is the best record Wauwatosa has
had in several years. A brief resume
OF the teams record is:
w. HI. s.. 0, Waukesha H. S. 0.
w. H. S. 0. West Allis H. S. 10.
w. H. S. 70, Lincoln H. S. 0.
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