The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-03-30

4 class rings.
| The boys are eagerly looking for
ward to baseball team. Roland Hege-
man will coach them during the sea-
/ son.
/ Plans are being made for the Jun
Tor Prom
The Seniors are busy working on.
their essays.
Some Of the students attended the
box social and program given at Sill
yer Lake Saturday night. The trip
was made quite interesting by pushing
each others cars out of the mud.
| Flossie Schreck was absent on Mon
! day.
Mary Hoffman accompanied by Mar,
ion Bassett, sang. When Song Is
Sweet" and Whispering Hope" at the
! Silver Lake program Saturday night
| The Girls Athletic Association has
planned big dance at the Redemach-
er Hall, Twin Lakes for April 21st.
Percy Rowell's orchestra has been
secured for the evening and lunch will
be served for those who wish it. The
girls are working hard to make the
dance success and everyone interest
ed in athletics and dances should at
tend. A large crowd is looked for, as
1t is the opening dance at Charles big.
hall.
The noon lunch which has been serv-
ed daily by the domestic science de-
partment has been a decided success
Under the close supervision Of Miss
Jamison, the girls have served APP
petizing and nutritious food and de-
serve special credit for this work. The,
| varied menus which were we'll chosen
and planned can speak for themselves
| Noon lunches are recommended for all
schools, and our school has received
credit for having one Of the best
systems in the state. Due to the warm
| days coming, the noon lunches will be
discontinued on Friday, with sur
prise lunch. 1t is hoped that the
lunches will meet with as much sue
cess next year. We all extend word
| of thanks and appreciation to those
who helped make the lunches so in
| viting.
The past season of basket ball didn't
/ prove as successful as we would have
liked. The Boys team won five games
and lest six. One reason for the team
/ not accomplishing very much was the
loss of Stoxen for time, and also,
that Stockwall was not available for
the important games. The lineup was
| shifted almost every game no two
1 consecutive games being played with
the same line up. The best game of
the season was the one the Wilmot
! boys played with Williams Bay. Will
liams Bay was defeated by score
of 1922. Wilmot has always been
credited with having Dnesof the best
teams in this lccaliHsE The school has
always furnished ,bPlentiid material
] but it cannot compete with the other
schools that have gymnasiums and who
can practice daily. The team practic-
ed but one night week and then un-
der difficulties. With the new school
gymnasium that is planned it looks as
though Wilmot will have very pro-
gressive team another year. Richter,
Stoxen, Dalton and Herrick will be on
hand which promises; excellent .mater-l
ial Our. hopes now lie in the pros;
| poets of having new gym.
The girls have made good begin
xing for basket ball. May their team
af>AAimprove in the coming lyear. We
all'l &press our appreciation to the
cia1Aes who worked SO untiringly dur
in @she entire season.
ne last basketball game of the sea-
son was staged at the hall Friday night
with the Wilmot Boys team victorious
in one of the fastest games of the sea-
| son. The score was 1922 The Girls
team was defeated however, by 21-3.
Mr. j.. j. Jobbs, of the Silver Lake
Foundry acted as coach.
All people interested in the building
of a gymnasium for the u. F. H. school
are requested to be present at meet
ing to be held in the auditorium Of
the high school on Monday evening,
April 8, at 500 o'clock.
At a meeting at the home of Mrs.
James Carey on Wednesday afternoon
of last week in organization that prom
| Uses to mean great deal to the civic
interests of our little community was
brought into existence by the organic
ing Of little group Of women who
will form the nucleus of the Wilmot
Women's Club The officers of the
new club are: President, Mrs. F. Kruck-
man - Vice President, Mrs. F. Bur-
roughs Sec, Ermine Carey-T Treas,
Mrs. j. Carey Chairman of program
committee, Mrs. G. w. Lewis. The
club decided to have for its object the
sponsoring of the building of a gym
nasium for the u. F. H. School, The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. James Buckley on Thursday,
April Goth. A very pleasing program
/ has been arranged for the afternoon
and after the business meeting had
been concluded the club members
were entertained with a most instruc-
! tive talk on color combinations by Miss
Jamison of the Domestic Science Dept.
| of the U. F. III. School. Miss Jamison
| illustrated her remarks with a color
chart that brought out the points she
wished to make in regard to correct
and incorrect color combinations in
house dec orations.
Ermine Carey gave an interesting
talk on draperies and curtains.
Through the generosity of the Bar
| den store of Kenosha she was able
to illustrate her lecture with very
wonderful group of drapery and cur