Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-27

Union free hlghschaql sDuiklina. e II
4 brick and concrete .structuN; u
so planned rs to- make conflagrati6n
practically impossible A modern sys-
tom Of heating and ventilation Is in
stalled and when in proper working
condition, will furnish. an adequate sup
ply Of fresh air as we'll as a comfort
nble working temperature in cold
weather. A fine gymnasium is one of
the commendable. features of the build
inc. It will afford the needed Oppor-
tunity for physical education, basket
ball and community gatherings. The
building represents an Investment of
about 100000 Much credit is due the
school board. and especially the clerk,
tention, that has been given to plan
and build this fine schoohouse.
Three Educational Meetings
Plans have been completed for the
holding of three educational meetings
during the months of February and
March. The first will be held in the
schoolhouse at Sheldon. This will be
the first meeting of its type ever held
at Sheldon. 1t is planned particularly
for the benefit OF the teachers in the
Alice NJ. Pratt will have charge of the
local arrangements and will act as
chairman Of the meeting. 1t is expect
ed that twenty to thirty teachers and
many others from the southern part of
the county will be present on Saturday
Feb. 4. Programs of the meetings arc
being mailed from this Office. The sec
Qnd OF. the series will be held at Haw-
kins Feb. %. The details of this meet
ing will be announced at a later date
The third will be held at Bruce. early
in March. Prin. IIeise will be chair
man Of the local committee and will
also preside at the meeting. Programs
and full information will appear Ia
ter.
During the holiday period and the
early part of the new year, a number
Of changes have taken place in the
teaching force over the county. In
Dist. No. 10, town of Thornapple, the
Galley Lake school was taught until
Christmas by Mrs Euphemia Coey
Zaner. Mrs. Zaner resigned at the
holidays She was succeeded by Miss
celia Churchill of the town of Grant.
Miss Churchill is q senior in the county
training school and her work was just
about completed at the time that She
lnI f.,ln .bl of
school.
Teacher TO University
District No. g.. town of Washington,
known as the Mud Brook school, has
been taught for year and half by
Hector Powell, Of Island Lake. Mr..
Powell has decided to return to the
university for the second semester and
his resignation has been accepted by
The school board. Miss Olive Clopgh,
of Ladysmith, a recent graduate OF the
training school, will complete the year
at Mud Brook.
Mrs. Nalley. the able and efficient
teacher of the Flambeau Heights
school, resigned few weeks ago. Her
resignation was made necessary he
cause Of impaired health. Ii was "A
source OF much regret to the patrons
of the district that she found it neces-
sary to retire d. X. Bruins. OF the
town of Flambeau, is now in charge of
the school.
Ora Deerwester, who has taught for
number Of years in the central part
of the county, but who since the open
ing of school in September has been
in attendance at the River Falls nor
NAL school, has accepted the principal
ship of the state graded school in the
town of South Fork This school has
been having a vacation OF several
weeks. The primary department. will
be taught for the remainder OF the
year by Mrs Cora Huss, teacher OF
many years experience. who has re-
Gently returned from the West.
New SchO0lhOuse
Down in the town of Rusk, Joint L.
which was created as school district
the first of October, 1921, has complet-
ed a new schoolhouse Before the holt
days a temporary teacher was secured
and a school was in session for about
seven weeks. Miss Edna Hunt, re-
cent graduate of the training school,
was employed by the board to take
charge early in January. A recent
visit to this school by the supervising
teacher, revealed an enrolment OF 80
pupils with more than 80 present,
AJASOJERADE DANCE