Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19

Saturday, Oct. q, Wauwatosa was
defeated but not aumbled, By their
heavier opponents from West Ais.
Cur local team put ap a good fight and
showed their ancient rivals good
style of football. 1t was an excellent
game from start to finish, and the
score does not reveal the relative aner-
ats OF the two teams. The entraise Of
a fuil-baek in the ranks of the West
Allis team during the second half,
who, for some reason was ineligible
the first half, seemed to be a curious
procedure.
The score at the end of the first
half was Z to 6 in favor Of Wauwatosa.
During the second half it was neces
sary to remove Eggert from his full
back position on account Of injuries.
The addition to the West Allis team
during the same half threw the sd
vantage in favor of the latter.
Due credit must be given the splen-
did sporting spirit shown by the Wau-
watosa team. The open style of play
and well executed passes often baffled
the opponents and succeeded once in
placing the bail over the goal. Our
boys also threatened to repeat this
procedure several times during the
game.
Don't forget that our high school
orchestra will be on the program to be
given by the Wauwatosa P. 7. Al. on
October so.
The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs of
the high school are soon to enter
new field of activity. They have as
sumed the responsibility Of raising the
deficit in the Cardinal Pennant Fund
from last year. The clubs are soon
to receive a thousand pencils decorat-
ed with the high school colors and
bearing a Wauwatosa Slogan, which
they will sell for ten cents each. You
are expected to buy several Of these
pencils whether you need them or not,
so proceed to lose the pencils you are
POW using. There is contest on be-
tween the two clubs and both need
your support.
The Girls Glee Club has been asked
to sing at the November meeting Of
the Parec t-Teachers' Association.
They will sing the Bridal Chorus
from Governs .Rose Maiden" and "The
Harvest Moen" by W. Rhys- Herbert.
One feature of the Wisconsin State
Teachers Convention will be the Male
Chorus Of superintendent and Teach
ers which win sing at some of the
meetings, Superintendent Kol5 and
Mr.. McCreedy of the Science Depart
ment are members of that chorus.
Did the girls report good time I?
Indeed they did. Where? At the An
nual Breakfast of Milwaukee High
School Bible Clubs. You know Wau-
watosa is considered the Baby Club
because we are the youngest. The
gin ) from other societies gave very
interesting talks on the significance Of
the letters, Y. w. C. A. The songs
and yells were given with pep and en-
thusiasm. Girls from the Mecca Club,
West Aiiis, initiated the Anna Cope
land Club into the Girl Reserves.
Some of the poor babies were even
brought before court of justice and
treated rather harshly Short talks
were also given by leaders of the Girl
Reserves, and the Y. w. G. A.
Viola Kuethe and Evelyn Jansen dis
cussed the lesson from the Girls Year
Book at the Anna Copeland Club meet
| ing Tuesday noon. Watch for notices
of a Pie, Cake, or Candy Sale which
the girls have decided to have every
other month.
Tuesday morning, Captain Reik of
the Milwaukee Fire Department spoke
before the high school assembly on
fire prevention. He stressed the thee
points of keeping cool, thinking quick
ly, and acting promptly in case of fire.
Many concrete examples, both huTnor-
Gus and serious, were given in which
these points were Of great Importance.
The most interesting and Instructive
part of the talk was the detailed ac-
count of fire police inspection in which
Captain Reik advocated that every
! person become such an inspector and
thus contribute his bit toward the pre-
vention of fires.
Mr.. Boyce, president of the Wiscon-
sin Teachers Association will be the
speaker on the program. to be given by
the Wauwatosa p. T. A. on Oct. 80.
On Tuesday of this week the first
matinee party of the year was held
in the gymnasium from $3.50 to $50.
Everyone enjoyed the music and the
dancing. The chaperons were Mrs.
brigham, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs.
Robinson.
The annual Hi Y banquet Of w. H.
S. was held in the Congregational
Church Hall on Tuesday evening.
Thirty boys were present, and many
brought their dads" with them. It
was a pleasure to listen again TO our
former leader, Mr.. Babcock, who was
heartily welcomed by the boys Mr..
Kolb talked on Courage During De-
feat and Failure" and showed how
many men became euccesfsul by rea-
son of their early failures. As usaa
it was forcefuI speech. Mr.. Bran
denburp of the Chica0o n; Y gave a