Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-02-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

VS.. Wabeno
$29.75 were the receipts of box soc
ial given at the Rummel school last
week.
Superintendent Linda Schmidt has
been visiting schools in this vicinity
this week.
Seventeen students were neither alb
sent nor tardy during the last six meeks
of school.
The next meeting of the Parent
Teachers association will be held Feb
10th. Watch for the program In next
weeks issue.
| A program was given at the Swan
school last Friday evening. 1t was very
much enjoyed by all in attendance Co
operation between the school ard the
community is being nicely demoDstrat
ed just north of the village.
Report cards were given out Tuesday
Parents are requested to examine the
grades carefully and and consult with
the faculty concerning failures or poor
standings. Should your child fail to
bring his report card hcme, learn the
reason.
Sixty four dollars is the sum realized
by the Senior class from the carnival
lack Ca t.,
ization, originality. and push were fine
| ly illustrated in the management Of the
carnival. The Seniors wish to extend
their appreciation to the public for the
patronage accorded them.
Honor students for the last six weeks
of school: First year-Thomas Ken
nedy, Margaret Pichotta, Seraph Sen
aenzer, Mildred Schilleman. Second
year Merrill O'Connor. Werner Schaen-
zer. Third year-Isabel Rusch. Fourth
year cialcolm Chinook, Awilda Ken
needy, Wallace Lindberg, Blanche Stage,
Anona Van Derhyden. To be an honor
student person must have an average
standing of ninety per cent or above
in work and department.
| People who were at the Neider hall
last Friday evening to see our team
play real basketball were not disap-
pointed Coach Nelson had his machine
in such good condition that the oppos.
ing team could not get near its basket.
so were compelled to depend upon
chance shots from the center of the
floor The game was fast from start
to finish. At no time did the Laona
boys permit our team to win points
without fast, hard skilled playing. The
score was fifteen and seven in favor of
our team.
This year the Community Enter
tainment Course is given under the
auspices of the Parent Teachers assoc.
iation. Both numbers given have been
well received and pronounced by our
people to be very good
Miss Sarah Wilmer is to present
''Experience Play" next Saturday
evening at the high school auditorium,
in the next number of the course. This
production, written by Geo. V. Hobart,
is said to be the greatest play in mer-
lea. 1t has aroused the pulpit, press,
and the general public wherever it has
appeared. Miss Wilmer has given it to
neighboring cities with great satisfac-
ton to her audiences, and she has
given it repeatedly to the soldiers at
the front.
1t is hoped that all who have been
attending the parent teacher meetings
will be out Saturday and help support
the entertainment course.
A Citizens Educational Creed
| believe that education is the strong
defense of free nation, and that igno-
rance is curse to any people. | be-
lieve that the free public school system
of the United States is the best guar
antee of the rights vouchsafed to us by
the constitution. | believe further, that
the public schools Of the land are the
cradle of our democracy, and that in
the class rooms and upon the play
grounds where the sons and daugters
of the street sweeper and the railroad
magnate, of the day laborer and multi
millionaire meet upon an equal footing
and stand upon their own individual
merits, the lessons of democracy and
fraternity are best taught. believe
that the hope of America is in her
youth, and that the battle ground of
the world is the heart of the child, and
that Government fails at its source
when it ceases to make ample provision
fer the development and nurture of its
future citizens. IF. l.. Shaw, Superin-
tendent of Public instruction of South
Dakota.