Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-03-24
SCHOOL NOTES

| Each child in school gets for his diat-
rict $3.77 in school money appropriated
by the state.
Albert Nachtwey. who has been alb
sent number of weeks because of ILL
ness is recovering his health and we
hope to have him with us again in the
near future.
The senior class has chosen their class
play which will be presented some time
in May. The parts will be assigned this
week and they will start rehearsing as
soon as possible.
In order to have more time TO study
during the regular time school is in ses-
sion, the eighth grade voted last week
to recite in Arithmetic at eight O'Clock
in the morning instead of eight-forty
The new plan is working out very sue
cessfully.
Under the new postal system ten
cent savings stamp can now be pur-
chased This fills the need among child
rem One dollar will open an interest
bearing account, $40 will buy Roose-
velt Certificate which has maturity
value of $25 FIVE years later. $50 will
buy Washington Certificate worth
500 five years later and $500 will buy
Lincoln Certificate worth $1,000 after
five years
March 1S the principal of the high
school in this declamatOry league met
at Gillett and made arrangements for
a Declamatory and Oratorical contest
to be held between contestants of these
schools on May 9Th. The declamatory
contest will be held at Gillett and the
oratoricalcontes est here The schools have
not participated in contests of this nat
ure for solne years and we are glad to
see the work revived.
AS result of stock Judging contest
being conducted under the direction Of
Mr.. Nelson, three boys have been ehos-
en- to represent our school in state
contest being held at Madison today.
The boys winning places on the team
are
Alonzo Van Derhyden
Seraph Schaenzer
Clarence A 4offman
AS the state pays one-half the travel
ing expenses of each team, it was nec-
essary to secure funds from some other
source to cover the remainder of the
expense. The parents of each boy paid
his hotel bills and she Athletic Associ-
alton appropriated money to cover half
of the railroad fare We are confident
the boys vii, Try hard 70 do creditable
work in the contest.
The state of Michigan. realizing that
strong patriotic attitude on the part
of her citizens, is as essential in times
of peace, as in war, required the foll-
owing flag salute to be given by the
pupils in the schools and they are also
required 10 learn the american CfeeQ
Salute to the Flag
l Ipledge Allegiance to my Flag and
to the Republic for which it stands, One
Nation indivlsaole, with Liberty and
Justice for all.
The americans Creed
/ believe in The United States of Am
erica as government of the people, by
the people. for the people, whose pow
ers are. derived from the consent of the
governed; democracy in republic; a
sovereign nation of many sovereign
states; perfect union; One and insep-
erable; established upon these princi-
Piles of freedom, equality, Justice and
humanity for which American patriots
sacrificed their lives and fortunes.
/ therefore believe it my duty to my
Country to love it, TO support it's Con-
stitution. to obey it's laws, to respect
it's flag and to defend it against all en-
smies.