The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-12-21
u! F. L. SCHOOL NOTES.

U! +. IL. SCHOOL, NOTES.
The Senior Xmas party which was
given in honor of the Juniors, on
/ Thursday evening was decided sue
cess. Almost every student was on
hand to enjoy the fun. The games
moved with a snip and the mistle
toe was an added attraction. The gym
was artistically decorated in red and
green. A fire place and Xmas tree
prettily decorated with electric lights
was very appropriate. Santa Claus
and Boozlebub made a decided hit
with the guests. At twelve o'clock
delicious lunch consisting of apple
pie la mode, cocoa, and sandwiches
was served IN the lunch room. The
seniors are to be commended, for splen-
did cooperation.
Miss Nancy Hanson, former teach
err in the U. F. H. school presented a
box of candy to the girls of the basket
ball club, as a compliment for victory
in their last game.
The teachers attended the Baptist
dinner at Silver Lake Thursday.
The Freshman sewing girls are
ready to start on their new project,
the making of the simple dress, next
| week.
The Sophomore cooking class held
candy sale, Thursday.
Ice cream was served in the domes-
tic science room Friday.
A debate entitled, Resolved, that
cooperation is needed for the attain
ment of a social end" was given by
the citizenship class last week. Flossie
Schreck, Florence Bloss and Ruth Pa
cey defended the affirmative and the
negative was argued by Ruth Cuttings,
Evelyn Behnke and Leon Mizzen. The
result was a victory for the affirma-
tive.
! Friday night the high school teachers
attended the opera Lucia de Hammer
moor at the Auditorium in Chicago.
The leading role was sung by Cali
Curci.
Reports cards were received on Erie
| day.
Friday night our boys will play
the Alden High school team at Alden.
Come out and see good game.
School will close Friday for Xmas
| vacation.
| George Oberhoffer has oeen absent
the past week on account of broken
nose.
The boys of the basket ball team
have their new green and waite suits
and the school insignia is being placed
! on them.
There was no band practice Monday
night as Mr.. Wright was unable to
come from Burlington.
8 There was business meeting of the
gymnasium committee at the high
school Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beck, Mrs. GAM
and Mr., and Mrs. F. Schramm and
daughter, Harriet were in Kenosha
Thursday.
Mrs. William ALBRIGHT was very i'll
and under the care of DR.. Becker this
week.
Gertrude Gauger arranged a surprise
in honor of her mothers, Mrs. eau
gers birthday last Wednesday night.
About 90 were entertained at cards and
refreshments were served
Paul Volbrecht, Elmer Hunter and
Louis Van Patten spent Sunday With
Mr.. and Mrs. William Volbrecht.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. Smith were out
from Kenosha over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. August Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Winn and sons
were at the Louis Hegeman home over
Sunday. ta as
Mr.. and Mrs E. jerks and family
have moved to Racine.
Mr.. Knudson is in Kenosha for two
weeks,
A number of Alvin Holtdorf's friends
gathered at his home Thursday eve
ming for a party in honor of his
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Madden of De-
troit, announce the birth Of daugh-
ter, Betty Jane, on December sth.N
1 Mr.. ana Mrs. Mecklenburg Of Rich
mond, spent Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Schramm.
The Wilmot stores are showing a
good stock of Christmas goods this
season. Look them over before you
purchase elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dowell and family
were in Antioch Saturday.
There will be a chicken supper at
the NJ. E. church this Thursday eve
ming and general invitation is ex-
tended by the Ladies Of the NJ. E. aid.