Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-28
SUPERVISING
GRADED SCHOOLS
Representative of State Supt.
Visits Rusk County Schools.
Contest Winners
(By r. Fl. Burns, Co. Supt.)

Miss Maybelle Bush, supervisor OF
city grades from the office OF the staIe
Superintendent, John Callahan, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Rusk county
schools. On Monday she went Win
our supervising teacher, Mr.. Hougum,
to district No 6, town OF Murry, anu
also to the new school in district NO. z,
town of Flambeau On Tuesday she
went with the superintendent to Bruce
during the forenoon where she inspected
all of the grades. A conference was
held during the noon hour with the
principal and others. Plans ana al
vice was given looking toward the sue
cess of the graded work in the Bruce
schools for next year. At Weyerhaeus-
er during the afternoon, she deVoteu
herself to the grades. At the close Oh
the day, a conference was held with the
faculty. A representative OF the schooi
board CHANGED to be present. The prln-
cipal recommendation at Weyerhaeuser'
was the finishing and equipping OF the
gymnasium.
State fair contests in the several
townships have been in progress since
April II. The last township contest
will occur today, April 26. They are
in the town of Stubs and the town OF
Rusk. Mr.. Hougum will be in charge
at the contest in the town OF RusK.
Miss Mosher of the Pleasant Ridge
school will be in charge in StubDs.
Contest Winners
The persons awarded first and Sec
Ond places in the contests held since
the date of last publicity, are as fol-
lows:
Town of Marshal-Marie Pickering
and Ethel Buttry, both of the Linden
school, tied for first place. They VIII
both attend the county contest on Sat
llrday. May 81, and will represent their
home town.
Town of Murry-At the contest held
in the Glendale school, Hattie Jones, OF
the Glendale school, a seventh grade
pupil aged Is, was awarded first place.
Cecile Coin of the Glendale school,
seventh grade pupil, aged IL, was
awarded second place. They will repre-
sent hurry at the county contest.
For Strickland-At the contest held
at Kalish on April %, Bernice Perdziak,
an eighth-grade pupil, was awarded
first place and Clara Halas an eighth
grade pupil, was awarded second place.
These two will represent the town or
;DIyI at contest
.enty-five per cent of the eligible schools
of this township were represented.
Thornapple-Th contest was held
at Pleasant View on April 20 Miss
Edith Ashley, teacher of the Bass Lake
school, assisted the supervising teacher
in conducting the contest Marie Bra
tinia, an eighth-grade pupil from the
Bass Lake school, was awarded first
place and Charles Stockberger, sew
.enth-grade pupil from the Lone Birch
school, was awarded second place,
Thirty three and one-third of the eligi-
BILE schools of the town of ThOrnapple
were represented.
Washington-COnt held on April
q at the East Chippewa school. Will
lam ShydOwski, a seventh-grade pupil
from the Riverview school, was award
ed first place and Doroetha Wester, an
eighth-grade pupil from East Chippe-
wa school, was awarded second place
Fifty per cent of the eligible schools of
the town of Washington were repre-
sented.
Willard Contest held on April % at
Willard Center school. Lewis Stroup
was awarded first place and Hazel So
lowski of Dist. No. 4, was awarded Sec
ond place. Seventy-fve per cent Of the
eligible schools were presented.