Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04

be given as usual. The program will
be a scenic, "Santa Catalina Island"
Marguerite Clark will star in "Come
Out of the Kitchen" A one-reel
comedy, "The Magic Glove" win be
enjoyed by everyone.
On November 18th, the program
will be a scenic, "The Orange Indus
try" Charles Ray will feature in
"The Old Swimming Hole" and
comedy "Home, James" will afford an
other opportunity to have good
laugh.
The Student Council, which has
been organized for the purpose of~as~
sisting in the consideration of all
problems affecting the general stud
ent welfare is composed of Doris Cox
and Irwin Spinti, seniors; Elizabeth
Kuenzli and Howard Kalupske, jun
iors; Pauline Martin and Francis
Woolard, sophomores; Janet Smith
and Roy Hoffman, freshmen; Marcel
la Schultz and Robert Kolb, at large.
Miss Wenzel's Art Glass has been
producing some very creditable work
of late. The members have been spe-
cializing on designs for Christmas
cards and Holiday novelties, also
Poster designs for "Good English
Week" In a competitive contest the
award for the best idea submitted was
made to Warren Dettmann, a i;lnior
The Sophomore Glass announces the
following results of their class cleo
ton: President, Frederick Willard;
Vice President, Jeanette Kennedy;
Secretary, Francis Stone; Treasurer
Paul Curtis.
Mary Brouwer will give a talk next
Tuesday afternoon before the Camera
Club in the subject, "Enlarging Pic
lures"
Lois Becker will assist Mary B1ou-
wer in demonstrating engagements.
Charles Holden will give talk on
Freak Pictures"
The Bulletin Board displays a num-
Der of original and very interesting
pictures, notably "Our Freshies,"
Scout Hike" "Crack Squad" and some
particularly choice samples of nature
photography. 1t is planned to display
full line of Faculty pictures next
week.
The following promotions in the
ranks of commissioned and non-com-
missioned officers of the Wauwatosa
High School Military Company have
been announced:
1st. Sergt Kolda to End Lieutenant.
Corporal Mueller to LIST Sergeant.
Corporal Toussaint to Sergeant.
Privates Dsnlop, Spinte, Fottler,
and Schmidt to Coz porals. Kenneth
Swan listed as Company Bugler.
Following are the names of girls
composing the first basketball team:
Florence Butler, jumping center;
Eleanor Davis, forward; Dorothy Wal
colt, guard; Edith Faithorn, forward;
Dagney Heiden, guard; Mary Behner,
guard.
The second team is now being
selected through a series of tryouts,
and will be announced next week.
The two act comedy entitled "a
Box of Monkeys" which was so sue
cessfully presented by the Boys and
Girls Dramatic Club, before the AS
sembly recently, will be repeated, by
special request, before the patients of
| the Sanitarium in the near future.
Remember Good English Week"
November 7th to 18th. Be awful sure
not to make no bad breaks in your
speeches during TIE whole blooming
week, and see to it that you ease up
in the slang act. Cut it out entirely
and come clean in your talk
Quarterly examinations will be held
in all grades Wednesday and Thurs
day, Novem Der 9th and 10th. Regu-
lar classes will be held on November
18th, Armistice Day.
A debate was given by section two
of the eighth grade Friday morning.
The question debated was Resolved:
that instead of fighting the war of
1912 we should have joined England
and fought Napolean."
The pupils who took part in this de-
bate were: Negative, Frederic Nor
ton and Paul Schorr; affirmative,
Irene Flader and Esther Behner. We
have not been informed as to which
side won.
The Eighth Grade has started two
Current Events Clubs in connection
with their history classes. The lead
ers are Miss Cestland and Miss
Rogers.
A poppy mass meeting was held IN
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