Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

v. III. y. wins double header. Last
Friday evening they had the honor Of
winning their first two basket ball
games at home. Our first team de-
feated Viola High School team with
a final score of 20 to 10. Viola came
up with as good team as the aver
age high school has, and with the
support Of goodly number Of their
school body, but lost because they had
competing team which proved them
selves superior Our team went into
,the game with the absence Of one
of their foremost players, MIR. Eek
,hardt, bat with the desire and the
intenaion Of winning regardless and
10 lose our first home game would
have been disappointing to certain
extent. But the game proved TO be
ours by a high score. Edwin Hull
sether filled the vacancy of Mr.. Eek
hardt and played a fine game for new
err practiced with the team. We wish
to say that all the players played
the best and fastest game played this
season. A preliminary game was al
so played, the " II. S. second team
playing the Readstown High School
team and defeated them with score
of to 8. This game created as much
excitement as the last game and was
also d clean well played game. The
boys worked hard for the game and
surely deserved the victory which
was due them. The line up for the
second team is, Mervine Appleman,
center; Clyde Mead, guard; Raymond
Jacobson, guard; Gordon Brewer, and
Arnold Ramsett forwards. Until
about the last three minutes of the
game the score stood 4 to 5 in Reads
towns favor, when double foul was
called on Readstown and Arnold Ram
sett dropped both of them through
the basket making the score 3 to
in our favor. The crowd attending
the games was all the hall would ac-
commodate and still allow space for
the players We wish to say that
both teams deserve much credit for
the double victory which they ac-
complished.
Semester examinations were held on
"Wednesday Thursday and Friday Of
last week. On the whole they were
very successful and we are we'll sat
isiied with the returns. The work Of
the second semester has already begun
in earnest. The greater number of
the courses will be continued as usual
throughout the year but the following
new courese were also offered: Eie-
nentary Science, Advanced Citizen
ship, and Solid Ge0metery Report
cards will undoubtedly be given out
Wednesday evening.
An important Senior Glass meet
ing was held Monday noon.
William SchrOede and Donald John
soa have enrolled for the second Sc
nester
Levi Eekhardt Jr. and Kenneth
Sands have returned 70 school after
an absence due to illness
rude Houston froza the vicinity
Of DeSot0, did not return 70 school
after the holiday vacation
The not lunch system which was
Qrieay mentioned some time ago is
uyW progressing nicely ne lunches
are prepared under the direction Of
Miss Carlson. by the sophomore girls,
who are taking the second year course
IN cooking. The lunch usually con
sisting Of two courses, is served in
cafeteria style at the comparatively
low price Of l5c, which Is the esti-
mated cost Of preparation The chief
aiga Of this project is to furnish sim
nle, nutritious food for those students
10 would otherwise be forced to eat
q cold lunch. Because of semester
examinations, lunches were not sery-
"a on Wednesday. Thursday or Friday
Of last week.
We are pleased to learn that Clifford
Hammer is improving in health and
hopes to resume bis school duties IN