The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-11-23

Social Committee-Jean> Harring-
ton, Chairman, Arthemise Trempe,
Herbert Ungrodt.
Athenea
President-Allen Shoresman
ce-Pres.-Leona Trempe
Sec.- Treas.-Myrtle Schultheis
at-Arms-Donald Potter
Observation-Disclosures Talviti
Critic-Anthony Neimczyk
Social Committee-Myrtle Arsen-
eau, Chairman, Edward Arseneau,
Alvin Ross, Bud Robinson.
Agitation for Boys Chorus has
resulted in an interest in this work
which has never been experienced be-
fore. The first meeting OF the
BOYS Chorus was held Tuesday, the
18th, at which time they elected the
following officers.
President-Oscar Dahl
Sec.- Treas.-Allen. Shoresman
Librarian-Joseph Trombly
At the second meeting held Wed
Inesday the 22nd, the roll numbered
rs members. Many more boys are
expected to join soon. They are
going to make this a splendid or
ganization, because all the members
earnestly desire to make it asuccess.
A number of the school teachers
are planning a trip home for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. Gamroth went hunting over
the weekend. Mr.. Gamroth saw
several deer and 8, dear. Beware,
Mr. Gamroth, Cupid has discarded
the arrow in favor of the gun,
A central Parent Teachers Asso-
citation was organized by a meeting
held at the Public Library last week.
The following officers were elected:
President-Mrs. Sprague
ve.-Pres.-Mrs. Wieman
/ Secretary-Mrs. Fisk
One representative was elected
from each school in the city.
T Miss Norton-Walker school
Miss Fosness-Junior High
Miss Johnson-Pi0neer school
! Miss Lowe-Lincoln school
Miss Howell-Garfield school
| The chief aim of the organization
of the central executive board is to
bring about the cooperation with
other branches of the Parent Teacher
Association and general plan is to
be worked out to make the welfare
of our schools public interest in
this city,.
Friday afternoon, a Parent Teach
lers' meeting was held at the Walker
ischool. After the business meeting
great appreciation was shown for the
program, a few numbers Of which
were: a selection on the piano by
Lillian Scantland, a solo by Merle
Gray, playing and singing by the
Ukelele Club and a reading by Eva
Erickson.
At the meeting of the Girls Glee
Club.
Miss Wolfe (coach) Catherine,
will you try carrying those notes."
Catherine: Gall right, put them in a
sack and I'll try"
| The mid-week program was a great
success. The exercises were OPEN
ed with the son America, The Beau
tiful," sung by the assembly. Rev.
Christensen then took charge of the
exercise and the students were so
interested in his talk that for a while
time was forgotten. Rev. Chris
tiansen told some interesting stories
of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark
He displayed no little wit through
out his talk which was greatly ap-
preciated. Mr.. Browning, also gave
a short inspiring talk on Work and
the Future. 81
This week we will take the plea
sure to introduce Mr.. Perry, our High
; School principal. He has had train
ing at the following institutions: One
year at New York University, two
years at the University Of Wis
consin and several months at the
ALEXANDER Hamilton Institute. Mr..
Perry believes in square deal for
everyone. He is trying to promote
higher standards and increase in
scholarship. He thinks every stu
dent should come to school with a
great aim for betterment. School
is not the place to pass away the
time. We hope the student body
will cooperate with him, and the
standards of the school will be rails