Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Senior girls have decided To
call their candy club the S. S. s. or
Senior Sweet Society. They will hold
a candy sale few days before Christ
mas. They viii also take orders for
boxes of Christmas candy and anyone
who wishes to place any orders should
notify any Senior girl before the
twentieth of December.
The report cards for the second six
weeks of school have been given ont
Following is the list of people whose
names appear on the Honor Roll. The
names with the averages written be-
side them are the people in each class
who have the highest average: Fresh
men-Eldon Hendrickson, SO 2I5. Ed
ma Emerson, Davis Stoleson. Llovd
Mellem Sophomores-Bes Hayter.
"a, Mildred Jennings, Mae Norman
Christine Olson, Aleda Holverson. Hell
en- Solverson, lola Axlen, Aleda An
derson, Donald Dickson, Mary Aman.
| Esther Bouffieur, Clara Solverson. Min
ME Hanson, Marjorie Hill Olga Ben
nett, Delora Burkhardt. Juniors
Harriet Running 80, Lurana Linde-
mann 80, Edith Hope Smith, Ada
Stoda. Seniors-Agnes Emerson 90,
Myrtle Officer, Allen Seine, Flossie
Henry, Mary Lindemann
Squad of the S. S. S. held a CANDY
sale at the basket ball game Friday
night. The proceeds were over s12.
The Christmas Carol Concert, which
viii be given by the grade and high
school people, will be given at the
Methodist church December 20. at 8.
The Laurean and Alpha Literary So
cieties held their first meetings last
| Wednesday night. New members were
taken into the societies and the pro-
grams consisted of initiation stunts by
the new members. Twenty-Five new
members were taken into the Laurean
and fourteen into the Alpha. The next
Laurean meeting will be held in a
month and the program will be plan
ned and given by the new members.
Miss Cade and Miss Taylor are the
critics o fthe Laurean and
Because of the illness of Mrs. Nep-
rud, domestic science instructor, a sub
stitute, Miss Bryan, was secured from
Portage, to take charge of the D0mes-
tic science classes during Mrs. Nep-
rud's absence.
They came, they saw, we conquer
ed by score of 1916. The battle on
the floor of the Opera House last Fri
day night between Soldiers Grove and
Viroqua was a hard one but we won.
/ Both sides worked for all that was in
them and every point was earned. The
score at the end of the first half was
90. One team would be ahead for a
while and then the other so that no
one knew until the very last how it
would turn out With about > seconds
to play the score was 1916 nj favor of
Soldiers Grove and then one of their
men made foul. The whistle blew
but the free throw had to be made and
Andy did it, This earned the score
so an extra five minutes had TO be
played. This proved to be the time
| for Viroqua to show the stuff she is
made of and it was not long before
the score stood 1915. Then another
foul was called on the Grove and Ram
sett put in another free throw. This
gave US the long end of the score for
which the rooters had been yelling
so madly. The presence of the major
| ity of the WIS students with plenty
of pepper was one of the splendid
features of the game. The cheer lead
err, Floyd Cunningham and his assist
ants deserve credit for their hard
work nj arranging and carrying out
their poppy program. Several town
people who attended the game said
that the exhibition of school spirit
was the best they had ever seen. If
you want to see another exhibition of
our school spirit come out TO the next
game on December Is.