The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-12-14
Z U. F. II. School Notes.

Latin Class had quiz on adjectives
and adyerbs, Thursday.
Mr.. Gerund, inspector of vocational
agriculture, visited school, Thursday.
A number of high school students
attended the Silver Lake P. T. A.
Thursday evening. Wilmot numbers
on the program were: Reading, Edna
illegal; piano solo by Myrle Saving.
The following girls have been as
signed care of the library: Myrtle
Saiyin, Mary Kerwin, Gwendolyn Cor
man, Rhoda Jedel, Mary Hoffman,
Irma SchmalfeIdt, Doris Ganzlin, Myr-
tie Carlen, Aileen Memeler, Edna Fie-
gel, Edna Brinkman Hazel Stoxen, Bea-
trice Getting, Margaret Madden, Flos-
sic Schreck, Elvira Getting, Laurette
Peacock, Laura Stoxen.
The class in U. S. History has been
assigned more reference work which is
due Dec. %.
Marion Becker, Gretchen Kaltenburg
and Martha Kamen visited US Thurs
day
The Senior agriculture class wrote a
quiz Friday.
Don Herrick spent part Of last week
in Chicago.
Irma Schmalfeldt and Mary Hoff-
man spent Saturday in Milwaukee.
The seniors are rapidly forwarding
plans for Xmas party which is to
be held Friday night in the gymnasium.
The basket ball games which were
held Friday night were very we'll at
tended and much spirit was shown by
the spectators. The Wilmot girls de-
feated the Genoa Junction team by a
score of 30. 1t was a poppy game
throughout and our girls deserve much
credit for their victory. The Wilmot
lineup was as follows: R. F., Elsie
Richler; L. F., Margaret Stoxen; c.,
Myrtle Carlen; R. G., Laura Stoxen;
L. G., Hazel Stoxen. After the game
delicious luncheon was served by
the girls of the Basket Ball Club.
U. F H. School was defeated by the
Hebron boys basket ball team by a
score of 29-15. The struggle was a
hard one and taxed the ability of both
teams. The fact that Wilmot was out
weighed and had played but one other
game this season resulted in slack
ening up of the defense during the
last quarter, and the Hebron boys sue
| ceeded in raising their score consider
ably. However, we are looking forward
to. future games with enthusiasm. The
U. F. H. School team stillA has few
open dates and challenges any school
in the vicinity to a game. Watch
for the next ball game.
A group of teachers attended by
Miss Worsey will observe primary
work in Miss Hopes room Friday af~
ternoon.
The regular meeting of the Wilmot
P. 7. A. was held at Che gym Tuesday
evening. It was student night and the
program was given by pupils of the
grades and high school, The follow
ing program was, given: Community
singing, Xmas songs, business meet
ing, Xmas stockings Primary room;
Popping Corn Primary Room; At
Xmas Time-Primary Room-Watch-
ing for Santa, Primary Room; Xmas
Proposal in Grandma's Day " High
School - Miss Ray, director; Licensed
to Wed--High School, Miss Ray, Gdf-
rector, The Xmas Story-Doris Ganzl
lin, accompanied by Miss Porter. z Z
| The Fred Semrau Post of the Will
mot Legion have secured ten excellent
players for the basket ball team they
will have this winter. A remarkable
coincidence is the fact that six of
the players are brothers from the
Richter family of Twin Lakes. Vir-
gil; Roy John, Harvey, Howard and
Herman. Other members of the teams
are Carl Meinike, Day Wicks, Ray
Schultz andcJohn Foster. In all prob
ability the first Legion game will be
held at the Gym this Friday night.