Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-12-03
Pntnsi II. s. Notes

The Christmas seals are on SAFE ny
the pupils of P. H. S. The finance goes
for a good cause to help tubercular
patients. The stamps will soon be
needed as Christmas is approaching.
Evans Pink and Walter Durley
were absent several days on account
of illness.
The girls basketball team had their
second practice Saturday
Mr.. Lockwood and Miss Helstern
have ceased giving physical education
out of doors on account OF cold
weather.
The pupils and teachers had two
days Thanksgiving vacation.
The benches in the school yard
were removed to the cellar until fair
The Boy Scouts held their meeting
Nov "a
Leona Schroeder of the Grammar
room was absent from school Fri
day on account of sore eyes.
Tuesday night the girls OF the sew
ing club were entertained by Bern1ce
Schwab. Katherine Seaton and Ernes-
tine Mike.
The Freshmen and Sophomores
for Friday night.
The small fountain pens given as
a reward for selling "The Country
Gentleman" were received and dis
tributed among the pupils who earned
them.
MAYNARD Keehner and Geraldine Do
ser were absent from school Monday.
Grammar and intermediate Notes
The grammar and intermediate
room pupils received their report
cards last week.
The following pupils got 10000 in
arithmetic examination: Arnold Schu-
macher. Norbert Brake, Dorothy
Flesch, Donald Markus, George Hud-
son. Paul Ward, Walter Buss and
Catherine Doser.
The following pupils in the gram
mar department made an average OF
900 in the last tests: 9th grade
Karl Rienecke, Maynard Buss and
Guerdon Schroeder; 18th grade-Ev-
ans Flesch and Charles Buss; 9TH
grade-Leona Schroeder and Lorraine
Edge.
The intermediate room pupils are
having Thanksgiving stories and
poems in language. The third grade
are making turkeys for drawing class.
The pupils are working hard sell
ling Christmas seals, Kathleen Gros-
ser having sold the largest number
so far. A prize will be given to the one
selling the most.
The following pupils of the gram
mar grades were perfect in atten-
dance for the month of November:
9Th grade-Ruth Mike, Pearl Miller,
Gladys Moahs, Reford Gillian; 9TH
grade-Josephin Hoffman; 9Th grade
Esther Buss, Helen Wiedman, Lor-
raine Edge and Catherine Neid.
The 9TH graders begin the study of
"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" soon.
Clifford Ames and Maynard Buss
were absent Monday and Vivian Nc
Donald Monday A NJ.
Primary Notes
EVELYN Corpian, formerly of Wau-
zeka, enrolled in our school Tuesday
morning.
Charlotte Durley holds the honors
to date for being neither absent nor
tardy from school.
Report cards were given out Tues
day. Many show marked improve
ment
The high school basketball team de-
feated Bagley high 37-14 on the Pc
tosi court Tuesday, Nov. 25. The score
does not indicate the quality of game
played by Bagley. Bagley, although
defeated, fought hard up to the final
whistle. Much credit is due Bagley be-
cause of their excellent sportsman
ship.
The teachers of the school spent
their Thanksgiving vacation at points
as follows: Prof. Patterson and fam
lily at Bloomingto Mr.. Lockwood at
Platteville, Miss Lynn in Potosi, Miss
Helstearn at Galena, Miss Shea at
Warren. and Miss Myers a Their home
in Lancaster.