The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-12-04
WILMOT
U. F. High School Notes.

y. r. d1Rn SCHOOL NOteS.
School commenced again Monday
after the usua! Thanksgiving vaca~
ton.
Orchestra practice was held on Mon
day.
In a standard spelling test of one
hundred words given in the Senior
English class Margaret Stoxen had all
correct. Louise Neumann and Elsie
Reiman had one wrong and Elmer
10th, Rose Rush and Astrid Peterson
had three wrong.
| The Freshmen gave return party
to the Sophomores Tuesday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dean and Mr. Muld
err furnished the music for the even
ing. All present reported good time.
The Sophomore cooking class began
serving noon lunches on Monday.
| The period from three thirty to
four on Monday was spent in making
| speeches concerning the basket ball
game at Wauconda. Talks were given
by the following. Lyle McDougall Eu.
gene Frank, Joseph Kamin, John
Member, Elmer 10th, Elmer Stenzil
| Clarence 10th, Milward Bloss, Fred
Schmalfedlt, William Scheulke, Nor
man Richards, and Mr.. Eldon Mulder.
| After the speeches, cheers were given,
led by Marguerite Scheulke.
| The following people were neither
absent or tardy during the entire six
weeks:
Freshmen. Bernard Hockney, Esth-
err Kanis. Alice McDougall, Leroy
Madden, Gertrude Mathews, Viola
Newell, Frances Reynolds, George
Richter, Emerson Schmalfedlt, Will
liam Scheulke, Floyd Voss.
Sophomores: Ruth Barber, Glayds
Button, William illegal, Eugene Frank,
Gertrude Gauger, Chas. Jervick, JOS
eph Kamin, Leo Letting, Ruby Riggs,
Lawrence Stenzil, Grace Sutcliffe.
Juniors: Ruth Curtis, Irva Dowell,
Ruth Pacey, Helen Reynolds, Kenneth
l,arwin, Hazel Lubkeman.
Seniors: Clarence 10th, Elmer
10th, Milward Bloss, Wallace Miller,
Louise Neumann, Elsie Rieman, Rose
Rush, Norman Richards. Fred Schrn /
eldt, Marguerite Schuelke, Elmer
Stencil, Margaret 1Stoxen.. The -e4
Tors have an especially good rec Icd
FOR twelve out of a class of thirteen
are on this honor list.
Several of the senior girls attended
shower given in honor of Laura
Stoxen Saturday afternoon.
Elsie Reimann attended a birthday
party given in honor of her cousin
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Swensou and
sons of Ca --p Lake spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Swenson.
Mrs Guy LOTUS and children, went
to Hebron Friday for three day visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Ives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Schultz and children of Bias.
sets were there also on Sunday for
family dinner.
Henry Christensen returned to Chi
cago last Tuesday after visit of sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Faulkner.
Marie Mattern, Principal Of the
Lamb school at Kenosha, was home
FOR the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. John Schmalfeldt was guest
at the George Schmalfeldt home at
Silver Lake for Thanksgiving.
| Elizabeth and Edward Mutz and
Violet Beck were in Kenosha Thurs
day TO see John MUTT who is o pat
i lcIlS dt Obs SdIhSILl6 nOS Pl>Stts
| Irene Sears of Waukegan was a
weekend guest of Violet Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy enter
tanned Mrs. J. Duffy, Kenosha, En-
met Duffy, chicago, Mr.. and Ed. Rice,
Racine and Edward Kamin, Silver
Lake, at Thanksgiving dinner.
DR.. II. Darby attended the funeral
of his cousin, Mrs. j. Barnstable of,
Antioch, Monday.
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. McDougall were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Runkel and son, Wheatland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach and children,
Brighton, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Run
kel, -Wheatland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Owen were
guests Thanksgiving of Mr.. and Mrs.
DeLong, of Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hegeman and Ro-
land Hegeman were guests at fam
lily dinner Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. r. C. Burton, of Richmond.
Fourteen guests were entertained
at the VIM. Volbrecht home at
turkey dinner Sunday in honor of
/ Mrs VIM VoIbrecht,s 10th birthday