Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02


ganization of another major sport,
have made it necessary to revise the
constitution of the Wauwatosa High
Schooi Athletic Association In order
to meet the increased demands made
upon it. The revision will be made
so that the new constitution viii con-
form to the principles of the state
organization and at the same time
furnish a sound working policy for
local high school athletic activities.
The students will assist in the re-
organization and will take a part in
the administration under the new plan
50 that they may share the response
bilities during each season as well as
to receive the credit following the
season. The following people will
draw up the constitution for the as
ISOLATION: Mr.. Kolb, chairman; Mr..
Miller, Miss Metcalfe, Mr.. Babcock,
Mr.. Postel, Edgar Muellner, Germaine
Kehl, Raymond Renders, Virginia
Jacobs, Kenneth Findlay.
1t is runored that several of our
students will cut quite a dash and APP
pear in new roles on Dec. II. Are
you not anxious to learn who will
play what?
The Camera Club held its semi
monthly meeting this week. After a
brief business meeting the members
were addressed by Raymond Adams
on Taking Pictures of Moving Objects.
Following this interesting talk, pic
lures that had been taken by members
were passed around and discussed. 1t
was decided that the subject Of the
next exhibit in the assembly would be
Football and Football Men of w.
H. S.
Our school will be we'll represented
at the annual Y. M. C. A. football
banquet at the Milwaukee Y. M. C. A.
on Dec. 2. Not only will the members
of our hard fighting snappy team be
present, but also a number of ardent
student supporters.
Through the untiring efforts of
Miss Kunz of the Aetna Park school
much new athletic equipment has been
secured. Recently volley balls, bas-
ketballs, baseballs, bats, etc, were
purchased.
Under the leadership of Mr.. Krieg-
er, principal at Aetna Park, a Bows
Scout Troop, which is affiliated with
the Milwaukee Headquarters troop,
has been organized.
The students in our schools re-
sponded nobly to the call OF the Red
Cross in the filling of Xmas boxes,
and now they will have another OPP
portunity to show their spirit of gen
crosby by enrolling as a Junior mem
Der of the Red Cross. Every grade
ought to be 1000.
The students council brought up the
need for more thorough interest on
the part of the boys in the work of
the literary societies. To promote
this interest and to enable each boy
to take a more active part, com
mittee of three was appointed to de-
wise ways and means.
1t has been reported that students
are wearing the official emblems who
have not the right to wear them. The
students council will issue the proper
warning and take steps to stop this
practice. The Aew athletic constitu-
ton will denote specifically what en-
blems may be worn by students who
have not received the official ones.
The much talked of operetta, Pa
tricia, which is to be given by the
Boys and Girls Glee clubs, is fast
taking on the qualities of a finished
production and it promises to be a
most pleasing and creditable per-
Torrance. The clubs have gone to
expense to bring scenery
and costumes from the Follies in New
York, for only such would be worthy
of the operate stars that will make
their debut at this program! Every
one in Wauwatosa is expected to buy
from one to twenty-five tickets and
use them. On the evening of Dec.
17-don't forget the date-we shall
expect the largest audience ever gath
cred in the high school to listen to a
concert second only to Mary Gardens
Grand Opera,
Wallace Reid in you're Fired" fea-
lures the movie program for this Fri
day, Dec. 2. A one reel educational
film "The Land OF Evangeline" and
"Foiled," monkey comedy, complete
the attraction.
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