Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-27
HIGHSCH00L
ACTIVITIES.
Debates and Basketball Have
AttentiOn.-HOnOr Roll
Established


The first triangular debate between
Rice Lake, Spooner and Ladysmith,
will be held on Feb. H. The following
students debate for I.adysmith Affirm
ative-James Moseff, Cecil Calkins,
Josephine Dresden, James Address, al
ternate Negative-Wallace Grange,
Harold Williams, Hazel ST. Cermaine.
The program for the Literary So
ciety, Jan. 26:
Flute .Glenn Bell
Grafton Arthur Johnson
Defamation. Ruby Creighbaum
Original Story ry-.......-........... Leslie Orme
Defamation A.Verna Redmond
Three Minute Talk Audrey Roberts
Three Minute Talk.A Johnson
Defamation Florence Christensen
Three-Minute Talk Nellie LeCOunt
Newspaper Ethel Johnson and
Frank Klein.
Original Poem. Marguerite Tucker
Rice Lake VS.. Ladysmitll
Last Friday night the highschool
team went down to defeat at the hands
of Rice Lake with score of Is to 10.
Ladysmith was one point behind at
the end of the first half. Rice Lake
made two of the four. fouls called on
our players, and we made but one Of
the four called on Rice Lake. The Sec
ond half of the game was exciting. La
dysmith made four baskets to six OF
Rice Lakes. but were very unSuccess-
full at free throws. Shorty" Schiotz,
who was playing under difficulties was
the star of the team, making ten OF
the eighteen points. He made six bas-
kets out of the six fouls that he tried.
Schiotz substituted for Radlom and
Johnson for DuChaine.
The second team won game from
the Catholic players the same night.
Next Friday the first team will meet
| Bloomer This is the last game OF the
season that will be held in the local
gym. Let's have big crowd.
| Two seniors, Walter S0ule and Hay
den Dean, have completed their high
school course and are entitled to di-
plomas. There will be no graduation
exercises. however, until the end OF
/ the year:
Freshman Girls Win
The first game of the girls basket
/ ball tournament was played Friday
night as preliminary to the Rice Lake
game. With final score OF 4 TO IL
the Sophomores had. to recognize the
| Freshmen as victOrS.
At the end of the first half the score
stood 20, in favor of the Freshmen
Ethel Johnson took Izella Tunison's
place as Sophomore forward, and Grace
Smith was put in as Sophomore guard
EVELYN Soule took Leone Huddleston,
place on the Freshman team. 1t was
during the last half that the Fresh
men showed the Sophomores that they
were too much for the second year
i team. Dot Nelson, Freshmen forward
I made five baskets, and one free throw
4 Lineup:
i Dot Nelson f; Leone Huddleston, I
Stella Anderson, c; Mildred Alien
Helen Smith, 6.
i Sophorlores - Ethel Johnson, I
Marian Fisher, +; Zenodia Fisher, c
j Audrey Roberts, g; Izella Tunison, G.
i The Senior and Junior girls will pla!
q tournament game as preliminary t
| the Bloomer game. The winners VII
have to meet the Freshman team.
AS an incentive to higher scholarship
the Junior highschool has established
an honor roll On this honor roll ar
marked each six weeks the names O
{ the four pupils who have the highes
: average in their class. 1t has provel
success thus far, for the last six
| weeks test has brought forth good re
t sults. and it is hoped that all pupil
: of the Junior highschool will try to D
on this honor roll. The averages TO
the last six weeks are as follows:
Sa-Lloyd Ellingboe. 80 1O-11; Ire
r tha BENEFIT, 90 oil; Richard Smith
i Smith, 90 2-11; Shirley DevereuS, s
4 Ill.
t Sb--Lucile Blair. 01 oil; Mani
a Peterson, 81 I'll; Irma Fox, 81 2-11
:. Cecil Burch, 81 OIL.
/ 7a-Leroy Alexander, 90; Eris Camp
Il bell SO 9-10: Viola Bovee, SS 3-5; Clair
# Landmark, SS $40.
! Tb- Eiler Schiotz. 50 ell; Harr
Sellars. IS Ill; William Sillman, s
Gil: Harold Drum, sc All.
S 7c-Clara Gokey, 81; Eleanor Wide
e man, ST; Harry Taylor, ST; Howar
Dodson, Sc.