Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Booster Club held its regular
meeting on Wednesday evening at the
high scnool. The general topic of dis
cussion was the possible methods Of
the high school. Investi-
cations were made prior to this meet
ing by the respective subcommittee
and reports made by the chairmen of
each committee. Some time in the i'm
mediate future delegates will be sent
10 other high schools to obtain sug-
2estions which may prove valuable.
Ne feel that the members of the club
are attempting most worthy task
and We are confident that they will
succeed in lettering the school as a
whole.
A brief Senior class meeting was
held at y on Thursday.
Ralph Paulsen returned to school
Monday. Because of illness he has
been absent for some time.
Hot noon lunches are being served
by the Domestic Science department
to high school students.
A Junior class meeting was held
Wednesday evening in Mrs. Johnson's
room. Besides other matters of i'm
portance two members of the class
were selected to meet with the annual
board and staff. Sidney Tuhus and
Allen Seine were unanimously elect
ed. They will undoubtedly be chosen
as members of the annual board the
following year and the Senior class
desired to give them this opportunity
of becoming familiar with future du-
ties and obligations.
A candy sale was given by the SEN
Tor class Monday evening after school
for the purpose of raising a portion
Of the funds for the Annual. The An
nual Board and staff are already at
work il earnest and will undoubtedly
publish an Annual worthy of their
efforts. The total proceeds of the sale
was about S12, which was deposited
in the class treasury.
Clifford Hammer is suffering from
an abcess which resulted from a slight
injury sustained while playing basket
ball. 1t is earnestly hoped that he
may soon recover and resume his
school duties.
Olga Dauve. Signe Skolos, Nan Hill,
Gertrude Houston and Kenneth Sands
have been absent from school duties
for great length of time. Definite
reasons for their absence are not
known.
At P. NJ, January 25, the noted
speaker, Henry Clark, will give his
famous talk "Play Ball" in the high
school auditorium. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to every one who
/ takes an interest in the general well
fare of the schools. Mr.. Clark is one
of the best speakers in our country
and it viii be wonderful opportunity
to hear something very good indeed.
Plans will also be discussed for the
formation of school welfare .associa-
ton. AS Mr.. Clark is being brought
here under the auspices of the schools,
no admission will be charged
The Viroqua High School has been
placed in the Debating triangle which
consists of Tomah, Sparta and Viro-
qua. The following people win re
present the WIS. in the league con-
test. The negative, which no doubt
viii meet Tomah's negative at Tomah
consists Of Floyd Vance, FLOYD Cum
bingham, Emanuel Felix, and Angela
Mead. The affirmative team which
no doubt will meetthe Sparta negative
at Viroqua is composedof Ermon Kier
Richard Nixon, Myron Appleman and
Harold Helgeson. Both teams have
worked faithfully for the past three
weeks so each member of the teams
are well along with their speech. Both
teams representing the WIS. should
make a good showing this year as they
have four experienced men back or
the teams.
On last Thursday evening theFresh
men class gave most delightful
party in the Commercial room of the
high school. The chief events of the
evening were card games, dancing
and refreshments.
The affirmative debate team have
been unable to work to the best ad
vantage lately, due to the sickness Of
their captain, Ermon Keir.