Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-12-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

1t is Xmas time again and with
Xmas time come, as we notice some
of our old friends and companions
who used to attend w. H. S. 1t is !
interesting indeed to hear them tell
OF the good times they have, also
the many interesting duties they have
to perform in college. 1t inspires us
to work a little harder and think a
little more of what we will be doing
in a few short years and for the
present Senior Class it brings afresh
il their minds that only few short
months and they too will be leaving
old Wauseon for bigger schools and
fDr one more step toward success.
Charles Cole, Donald Grlsler,
Lowell Harper and Richard Outcait
bring us news from Michigan and tell
US tAat all is well there, and they are
Citing along fine with the school
work.
Robert Cole reports from Dennison
with the same good news and we are
expecting to hear from some of our
old friends and graduates within the
neyt few days who are attending
schools in Chicago.
We are indeed glad to hear of the
progress these people are making and
we want to wish them Merry Xmas
and all the success that they can pos
sIbly have in the New Year.
On Saturday evening, Dec. II, the
basket ball season started out with
a snap. The Wauseon Reserves play
ed a hard game against the Ridge
vile Corners team, but lost by a
sore of 13 to Z. The Reserves play
ed real basket ball and with a little
more practice they will develop into
a fast team.
1hen the whistle blew for the big
game Warseon varsity VS. Morencl
varsity. This was a snappy game
from start to finish. Of course old
Wa seon came in with a victory by
score of AZ to Is. Let's go.
The prospects for the best team of
years are very good this year. Every
one is into the game with lots of pep j
and vigor. ALI we need is the loyal!
SD port of the towns people and we
h We very good chance tor a sue
cessful basket ball season.
ont forget the game Dec. 27,
Wauseon VS. Ney, at the big Hall.
Let all get out our Fofds and go.
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th a
Basket Ball team composed of mem
bors of the faculty of Wauseon and
Napoleon played a team composed of
members of the faculty of Bryan.
Wednesday evening, Dec 14th, the
superintendents of schools of Wau-
seon, Napoleon and Bryan met toI
make arrangements for the TriangleI
Debate to be held Feb. 21st. This
program differs from those formerly
given, having four members instead
Of ONE. These are debate, vocal solo,
Grafton and instrumental solo.
fo hXJ tho
Wauseon teachers for November thel
following facts may be interesting:
Total enrolled in grades and High
School, TIA.
Percent of attendance grades and
High School, 98.
Cases of tardiness, grades and
High School, 3S.
Honor Roll for Grades
First Grade
Lucille Weber
Arlene George
Irene Golf
Hazel Aeschliman
Robert Ham
Roger Waldeck
Fladwin Flory
Francis Freppel
Harold Dunham
Paul Banister
A Grade
Anna Jean Bay
Mary Burkholder
Margaret Flory
David Clingaman
Margaret Geringer
Eunice Johnson
Opal Toms
Virginia Weber
Darrell Stickley
Mildred Dennis
Audrey Harmon
B Grade
Donald Kolb
Bernard Rogers
Irwin Garfield
kathryn Balsar
Albert McCorkle
Margaret Weber
Lawrence Kline
lone Petrie
Ronald Upp
Jean Clarke
3 A Grade
Helen Gottschalk
Mary Merrill
Eloise Roos
Merle Stevens
Mary Vogel
Robert Bowsher
Carl Saunders
Lloyd Hartman
Carl Orth
William Sullinger
Charles Waid
8 B Grade
Alta Segrist
Oliver Burkholder
Hal Bell
kathryn Lind
A A Grade
Audrey Trimble
Inez Marion Bay
Vinson Weber
5 A Grade
Beverly Harlton
Catherine Wager
Emerson WertZ
Frances Border
Merlin Burkholder
Delcruos Crowell
Louise Markell
Lucille McCance
6 A Grade
Elvarita Trimble
Jane Smallman
Adleia Stdckey
Mildred Kline
Glenn King
High School Honor Roll
18th Year
Elmer George
Madge Bonnell
Thelna Stevens
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