Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-17
SCHOOL HAP PENINGS.

they soon found the combination that
was best suited to them, and they have
improved steadily The first few
games were played with little form,
out WauwatoSa has now a team to be
proud Of. We have played a hard
schedule, and the last game especially
showed good team work-superior in
TACT to that of Racine. Racine won
through long shots, which were only
the result of a streak of luck, as one
OF their own coaches admitted.
1t is a great loss to the team that
Edgar Muellner, Edwin koepp. and
heleh DeSwarte graduate this year.
"Etchie" koepp is as good a player as
can be found on any high school team
IN the state. But we have some good
men ready to take their places. Kolb.
Dawley, Midway, and other second
line men viii be able substitutes.
Last Thursday, March 9, at 1I:45
A. NJ, the girls of The Anna Copeland
Club held a Bake Sale in the high
school, but for short time only. For.
as was reported, by many of the stu
dents, Ia, twenty minutes, in the place
Of the delicious looking pastry, was
ten dollars and thirty cents.
The Anna Copeland Club is planning
on giving an Easter party the first
part of April. 1t is to be a party given
Ter the benefit of certain poor chill
dren. Final plans for the party will
be completed in a short time.
Tuesday afternoon, the Girls of the
club We're entertained by Miss Belinda
Crane, Girl Worker and a graduate
of De Pau University, from the Y. w.
{. A, who gave a talk on, us your
personality triangular or round 2"
Among the many clubs and churches
represented at the Older Girls Con-
ference to be held at the Grand Ave
nue. Congregational Church in Milwau-
kee, March 16. II and Is, will be the
Anna Copeland Club. On Saturday
evening, Carol Carlson, the president
of the club, will give a talk on "Ad-
ventures in Friendship with our
Families"
Don't miss Vera Garden in "Hu-
mouresque" at the movies, Friday
night, March II.
Miss Ruth Richards, assistant ia
Miss Sanders, entertained the high
school on Friday with two piano solos
The numbers were Paderewski's "Po-
fish Dance" and Walze by Bhroms
We understand Miss Richards, who is
doing practice teaching here will grad
uate from Milwaukee Normal School
, of Music in June. The high school re-
grets very much that. she is to leave
us, as we appreciated her work anc
enjoyed having her with us.
The high school students are no
the only ones who are indebted t
Miss Richards. She gave a farewell
program for the seventh and eight
grades last Friday, playing a number
of short, lively pieces. Florence Pet.
erson assisted by giving some read
ings.
Paul Schorr, a very talented mem
Der of the eighth grade, has won an
other scholarship for the Milwaukee
Art Glass. 1t may be that he is de-
stined to be one of the worlds great
est artists. Last week, he won a
prize. 1t was the reward for making
the best pie poster for the Anna Cope
land Clubs bake sale.
Now that the basketball season is
over, the boys are enthusiastically pre-
pairing for baseball and track. Mr..
Miller announced that all the fellows
who were interested in these two
sports might meet with him, and forty
boys signed up for one or the other
or even both. If this coming season
of baseball and track brings as good
results as the basketball season did,
we may well be proud of Wauwatosa
High School.