PeiNTER. NeRMAL THE APQIL.
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THE
NeRMAL
PeiNTER.
1902-03.
APQIL.
CONT B N T S .
Samuel's Pocket Book ............ 75
Hewers of Stone .................. 76
Glimpses of the Alumni .......... 78
In Momorinm ... .... ..... .. ...... 79
Editorial ......... ................ 82
Locals ........................... 83
Athletics .... . ................... 86
Gophers ..... ... ................ -87
Exchanges ...................... . . 88
Vol. VIII.
No.7.
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Ashland, Dulut h,
Men's Furnishers and Hatters,
NORTH AND W EST.
455 Main Street.
A ICO POI ICTS
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FRENCH, CAMPBELL & CO., THE LEADING JEWELER
TEL. 167 - 3,
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P. o. S t eH'"-"
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IS HEAO\,Il" .\H'n:Hs t'OI:
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Dry Goods, earpets,
GO'£ IT.
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STEVENS POINT, WIS.
F. 1\. 81\ LL,
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BATH ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
Normal School
HAT S
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Citizens Tonsorial Parlors,
Druggists and
CLOTH INC,
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o.;Ei& PALACE BAKE~Y
For a olce lloe ol
JOHN NORTON,
Ill N. 3d St.,
FrtU Qecelatn, Ice Creaa
u• Bakery GeoU.
GENERAL REPAIRING.
MAS. C . P . MASO .. A CO.
Uirycles nnd Guns n 'pt!(lialty.
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years active M embership.
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HOMfOPAJHIC PHYSICIAN AND SORGfON.
Office hours 12 ~o 3 and ovouiu~.
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OP CALIFORNIA
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2 . P rot.,t loa tor Old 4&e.
3. 4
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who are In rood health and dealre lnturaoce,
and he will 1\JmiJb any lolonnallon_ ~gardlng
Ule lruoui'IUI(le that may be deal red. 8Md pootal
ai•lng data ol blr1b and the amount of lnJuraoee.
aBC! aar whether lor pro.-toa oaly, or oombl.aecl
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110:! ~lin- . .e., Ste•eno Polo&, WI..
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And Cheap.
Goods called for and delivered.
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Strongs ave.
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· R. O·B ERLATZ •
. MERCHANT TAILOR,
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.
·. · 608 Park st., Stevens Point, Wis. ·.
GeeD ·S HE)BS!
l LITTLE BETTER FOR l LITTLE
MACNISH
;:~n~ps~~~ol
'" ova sHoEs.
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· NEW OOODS.
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'M"a.1 n
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FAll~, ~ 18 Mala Str.eet.
I .. the cheapest place in the· city to buy your dinner set, faoc.v china wa.re, lemonade sets. wine
Bets, crockery. gla.:~swa.re, la.mps; also d1·y goods,
8hoe , clothing, ha.ts, caps, notions. tlinware,
~ra.nltware and v•ys.
we· also carry a complete
line of millinery_. 315 Main st.
~· SHAP.('ON.
AT THE BOSTON
0. W. FILKINS & CO.,
CJ.TY LIVERY ·AND rRANSFER .LIN.E.
HACK AND BA60AOE.
C01·. Normal ave: and N. '£.hlrd st. Tel. 58.
. TEVENS POINT, WIS.
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.RETON BROS.&> Co.,
DEAT.ERS IN
.
Oold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Clock!!'• Silver aad Plated Ware,
:a«u..:l.oa1 :a«eroha:.1dt=e.
STEVENS POINT, W{S.
·The Most·Comple~e Job Office __
-:- - IR !JIB CitY.
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New · Fast Ma~hlnery,
New S~tes . of Type.
Having the best and fastest presses, w
can afford to print Jolls BBTTBR and
eRBJl ..ER than the printerR with their
. old tyl .slow presse"S. W e pl'int everything printable. Give us a trial order.
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· Publlaher, Ocaerat Book aad Job Prlator,
410 MAIN ST. STEVENS POINT, WIS.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
STEVENS POINT, WIS.
NEW BUILDING: 'rHOROUGHLY EQUIPPED.
- ALL MODERN AIDS: APPARATUS: LIBRARY: COMPLETE GYMNASIUM.
~ETTER
PREPARATION FOR
~ETTER
'TEACHING.
A Large Corps of Experieoced Teacher~ fully abreast of the times. A large
attendance of earnest. advanced Students who are Actual Teachers.
The new wing now completed adds one-half to the capacity of the building.
Tllree Adv. .cocl COMMIOII, two.yeare lorBIOH·
SCU.OOt. 01UDUATE8 ""d OTHl"..R compoC.CnL nud·
( ent1. Pf"lllilrftdnatOt\udlcaln ~tlcnoet , r...anauage•,
f (;lvleo and PedogOIC1·
Dlplo•a equlul~to LJFI!8TATE C EKTirtOATE.
l!l•••etary COMrH. \WO 1e.a... ,for lbotebOid•
lng certlft....., or po.ulog eat!""""" uamloatlona.
IT:::::::?~~~~~=~r~;!•;~::. \0 Llll·
eo.... Scllool eo....... noe rear. lor optcla.l
~>es>eat
ol tb""" •bo muot teach ooon.
Preparatory eo....... ....... oolt, liTinr
proepara<IOII In all l.be common branebes. Tl>eoe
ciao- oro u.urht b1 rtglllor Normal teacben, or
under l.belr dl.- onnlrhr..
<.
Solocllo• of S111dloa permlued to teaohoro,
undor tavorablo clrcumst-aoooe.
l'low Cl..,aoa lonned lour tlmea oaoh tear In
oearlt evert oubject In tbe cou...., ol ttudy. exrcpt
•~•uln, Cermao and ~nrooad!f&nced •clenw•ludlot.
Tbe q ulrten begin No•. 3, JAN. 23, APIUL 8.
Board 12.110 to 13 per week: all ochool chara-e•
about •1.25 per qur.rter ( 10 weeka ). No tuition
, _ In Nonnol el..._ for ~booo expeetlnr w
teiCb. Tllhlon GS """'- per week or looo Ia p.-eparatorr gradeo.
Wrlto to r ci rculars, or BETTER 8Tl.L..t.. aak deG·
all<! C!I>OII Iou about ""1 part ollhe aebool work.
a nd lie\ an lmroedlal<l penooaal reply.
Add,..., the l'reoldeu,
THERON B. PRAY.
S'-• ono Polo~ }Via.
THE N0RMAL 1?0INTER.
Vol. VIII.
Stevens Point, Wis., Jlpril IS, 1903.
No.7.
LITERHRY.
SAMUEL' S POCKET BOOK.
Samuel EJal1 was 1he only :-;on of
hl:-~
doting
parents; and,_.•.,. consid(>retl- byhimself,at.lea$tthe smartest man in )tarsh,•llle.
His Jlersona) ap1>earanoo ..... ~ rorn<'what striking.
He WD$ tall. lank. nod lnt;.•Hn('t) tO feel incumbered
by his hands and feet. He wa" sandy haired. •·ith
f'Ye:S and complexion to match.
\Vh(l'n Nature
s•lanned Samuel's personal apJX"eranoe, shf' did
not beJie,·e in contrasts, but in a :dmJ)Ie unifonnity.
Samuel had been brought up on a fnnn ~ and at
the nsre of t"·enty.one he hnd nut been farthe r th"n
thirty mlle8 from his homP. At this eJ>OCh In hi~
hhuory he ~old a colt which his fathe r .ca,·e him,
for SC\'enty.fh·e doll aN. "-, hh such un e r\onnoul'i
jlum ot money in hi~ pocket. hi:oc ideas of JiM ~rrew
very much wider. Now be tt>alited how circum·
scribed hi• life had I>Hn.
Aft~r ghlng the matter much ser1ous thought,
he deci~ed be should lra ''el. So, one morning at
breakftUI't, he frightened his mother by saying
·•t am gotng- to Bosting•. ,
B.ts mothot· s prang from her scat, upM!-~g tho
tea urn on her elean gingham apro1\, anti fte•· to
&he •ide of ~r •on.
"Samuel !'* she cri~. "'you're jtoln~ to h«ne
another Rpell in your ht'ad, l know: You was
wok a fort &·talking :'itrange !" uZebulon," to
her hu~band, ·' you~d better hu\-pe.".~t the old mare
and go after Dr. Jones." ' ·1'1? tnake you ~orne
cat_nlp tea as quick as I can, Samuel, and J)Ut a
mu11tard plaster onto yer stomach!''
"Don't be spooney on a reller,old lady, " replied
Samuel. I guess if you had as many greenbacks
a11 f'vo got, you'd want to go ~ fur ren paru ~~~
HQh ~ Samuel. my boy~ you can't be serllf !''
cried Mn. Hall in great dU.tre•• of mind.
.. Yes, I'm a~ ~crl~i K~ e ,·er Parson Ul"'Q•·n -.·,u
to a roneral. I've heard tell or BO:itlnjC, and I
am going there to :«'e' the sight~.,.
So, next m oMllng, h e set out tor the station.
Re was re~;pJendeot ln a guit of home·l'iJ>Un ga·ay.
adorned with steel button~ ,.·hich shone and glit~
tered like so many run moon.s. Ells ''est was or
~arlct veh·et, hl-!1 neck· tie had long tx-e.n u!ted a~
ribbons on his mothe.r"s Sunday bonnet, his oollnr
stood UJ) arou1\d hlj& neck unylel dh\JI as flUe.
On his arm he curried a basket full of eheese ami
dough-ou~, and following h.ls molher'~ ad,·lce.
had taken with him the oiU gun which had been
hts grand-father's. He would need something
with whl~h 10 d•fend hlmselr.
Rl:~ montl:y wa~t dcpo~ lt.ed tn hls father'M old
}M)':ket-book. Ever~· few moment"' Samuel ta·led t.1
make hlm~U • man o f pi"'J>erty. and gentl~·
palled his pocke' 10 a-.ure hlnL•ell.
The cars drew Ul' to the platform, Samuel lo('Ot
on board and plum pad do.,·n lntn the ftrl'lt vacant
seat which pre~ antcd lL~elf. Be looked around at
the pa.ss.~mgar;c. One gentlenian, he ~lded at
once, was a plck-poek.e l. Pick~p<)Ckel !l alway:oe
wore blaek whi""ke~ &'l 1 rlng" on &heir llule tlng en&, ho had be~n told. This man answered to
&be d e.••crlpllon. He occupied &he seal In fronl ol
Samuel. and wa~ reatJing a oeWSJ)aper.
At the next slatlon, a very hant!Aomc younl.(
•·oman ~Ot> to. Samuel thought Mhe W&-'l beautiful:
and thaL )fary Ann OlnkK wa.:c ~I mpl y ugly In
comparison • ·hb he r.
She paust!d be8lde the seat of Samuel. and "ait_l
in a sweet voice, "Is thiH eogasced '!''
Samuel an!lwered, blushiog aod s tammering likt·
a .Wool-boy, ·•Engaged? well, no. 1 haln't ex·
'I'll E
~0101.\ L
ar11y: tho ~lary Ann Oinkoo~ ha~ wok quhf' a .!>hintto nw. I boujtht her a bo"un1•Jtln uf a JJ!eddlnr.
la~L fo;prJn.:: buL that halu' L notliln~. ·•
•'()f course not." Ntum-:.cl tht hnl>. ~Ia>· t ~it
,
do.-n 'f'
..To be .;;hurt:
~._.,
rh:ht do•"'•\ : Ut·
>ou
P(J1~TJ-: 11.
the elty. 11·. my opinion,
lha~
II you've lo•t the
monty, that the glrl ••ho sat In tht !!'elL • ·ith you
h.. goth:·
t•She!''' t.'Xclatmed Samuel. "' t waK as much
a• enga~~ t~ her. You know the~·6 "uch a tblosr
t•n-
a• ""'' •lghl •••
.. &.peclallr •hen cheobJeet's a red poeket·book
••No, H 3lmpel"f'tl th~ la dy. holdln)t l~r ha ndkfl"'-
cootalolnfC ~,·enty.. ftve dolla1""', •• anJ• ·ered tbe
conduttor•
••\Vol,'' ~aid :-ta.muel, ''1 gut'"" 1*11 f:O back
honw. Conductor, you just hot• up a moment
t:•~· mat I ask'!"'
<hl•l up 10 her Ia«''?
.. \Val, that i• stnn)o.rt" % Y ou
<t't'
I 'm a man uf
ll"'Uih, U I 1M' a man of IJr'UJ~t~rt~··"
• ·~rhen you art • ·eahh>· Y"
Ha rtlnl('! r·,·e g"011Cf\'(•OI>' •Ih·~ llvllur)O In here-! ..
lapping hi• poekec.
0
TM younsr lady attemtHt.-d tu look .. ultably im1~·
. . ,..,.t
and •nqul..-.1... ,,.hal >hall 1 call you.
·•f;a m'""l'• mrnanw--~amut>l Han • .\nd~ou• ~~··
··Kalhrrn Onnfo. ••
Samuel looked at ht-r at\f'ntiYtl> : and befort'
they had tra,•eled many mlleo4 II 1\a ..h~l 0\'tor him
tluu he wait in lo\"e,
''IAok here!" said he, "why chn't you ami I
make a bargain 't I haln't t n.cag,.Y, ,\' OU a re not.
and we·~ both of u!t ., atood l ook In): lUI the> nf"xt
on~: and 1'\"f got t•u cow" to homP • f'f't1 ont>
and a brindled ooe-both o f 'tal ma ...tt r hand<i to
tum out butle-r you f'Vt!r "'("f' ~ and buttfr 1" tw-eot.)
fty~ t"eDL• a pound no .. : and I ttoll )OU. If you'll
have O)t. you'll ~llaU th•buner and no que,tion ..
whe~ the mont>rgt>e"': antl ,ou can dl"(• .. , tn silk...
and 1111ln~e, too.··
At thla sta~e o f h1-c dtoelorst!.On"· c•ur hero IHII
hl!4 hand tn his pocket, afrt"tl' vale. a nd ~ tartt*'d to
hli~i ftet ••
•-tt.e·~ J(Ot It!" $houlfd ::tamut"l.
'"~top hinl:
I knoWfll lit' wa• 1ba1 k lod ol a l•ll~r wt...n I H,...l
....,... him : H•lp OJ<> hold him.""' " •hody. qul<k :··
•nd he HIU'd tlw a.~oni ...Jted Jo!f'Dtlt'ftlau ln front
hy the ihouldtr.
"If tiM! J:tntl~man wl"l'(•" w ,M'an•h nw. hf' (,.at
~~rft.oct liberty to do 1110." an~&•'e n-tl tin· ~oH•n tlt-m;m
In black.
Tht ~areh wu .c .Jihurt: t,ut It dt-\'t"hi J~'"tl nothinK'
twyond a few pat-e,....• ,.,onwo l'h&fl)tt'. "h~.
"TbeC"'df'Gl.&a whom yuu have ju--t -...earc:htd ...
... a(d the eondunor...,.., th~ I ~Yt>T\'nd \\·uodbur~.
of
u.o . .too. oOf' o f tbt- Dk• .. t
r¥"'1lt"("lrd dt"f"'l> •Dt-n in
while I glt OUI. ,.
Samu~l was tnfonned that he could atl"ht at thE.>
next station t•·o mile:t ahead. Ue did &O; and the
rocurn craln brnught him haek 10 ~larsh•llle by
noon the next day .
He cold hi• mother he had bf<on robbed: and
J>~od 10 cak• o ff hi~ hal, when he • aw 801110
thing wbteh tau-ted him to exclaim. "" It's htre ~
It haln'l ~n •tolen! I remember It all! \Val no" !
1 wu d readful afraid 1·d lo•• my money, so
1 puL lt into m,· hnt. l guc.MH it'll JO!ilL a8 you say,
mam, that l hu.ln't fh to go to tht!8e furrln pa r ts.
1'1131a y 10 homo, pu~
money In che hank, and
marry Mar, Ann Rinks. l ' ,·e 5t"en enutr of the
wo rld!''
M . OLSOs.
mr
HEWE!IS OF STOllE.
Thl• spot where w-e stop under the abnapt wan~
or a barron hill, upon "hlth a warm liyrlan •un
'"' rt<>urlng lu brighc r a y!!, 18 only an abandoned
stone quar1·y.
To a ('&Jtua1 oh.Mcrver, It would
po..e.. I hiI• ol lncere,n : hut II ma y be worth our
whU~ to enter that curiou.s narrow ntehe with parallel ~Ide-c. l""or some twent.y f~t 'we ean w-.lk
lnlo lho I'O<"k , and chen we '"'" ' a •lralghl wall
fort) 1~1 hll(h. rnugh yet whh che mark~ o r lh•
plek• that cut the chasm, mark"' rnaclt to mans
C'f'Dturle" a)lo that e,·en thl' natlonalll>y o f thP
workrNi I"' f011:0Uen.
\Vhat wert they doing, thos.r old·tlrne t~tone-ma·
~On!C? A tchnllar niche about fourteen feet away
runt~~~ Into thr rock and parallel to thf one w~ en·
tt"red. .\ ft•"~ rnon1enL' thouiht and llw purpose
I• ••ldenl. Thho nlehes. ju•t wid~ •nough 80 thai
on<t rnan can work
~· ~ In f&th. could bf eon·
tlnUf'd ''far'" the CDf'O . .n~ oouhl te oonotded
*'
Tm;
by a ero.!').;;c pa;o; ...a$.N""w-&y, and fO a
l'UUld be separated from the <1111'.
huJt~
~0101.\ I.
monolith
Upon that plan the ancient~ mu:!lt have •·orked:
for a mile awa~·, nearer to the \•lllagt to whlth •to
urt bound Jies upon tht around, ab3ndoned, u~
h• ....!lo. such a perft"Ctl~' ,.qual"fd -toM •~ one ha,.
dlllk!ult! In lmaglnlnJC.
It I• •tDOOthed and •llll
!oh&rp to ILS outlloe-c, and lu dlmtD.!'Ions are slm·
piJ' toOnoow.. S...-eotr f...t long It 1•. br fou,.....n
f...t hlgb and fouruen f,...t -l"f'· Think of a room
founeen feet high and foun.kn feet square, and
then reaHz.c that th•t 111Udl roomJ ...et end to end
arc In thl8: one "tone. \Vhy l!i h here, vn th•-.
roua._;h and bart1'n hlll·J\hlc half·•·ay bet••oon thto
quarry 'and tl•e
~ beyonU u.!lY
MJiD!i
of the great temple •·e can
\Va~ It
tou large to be tran"l·
pol'tN? If they,tho_. olden time art'bltecL•.rould
~• It out. 8t h -.o fauhJ~..,Jy. a od bring It tbili ()Qt
rough mile. wby tould thfor not carry h lO lu dhtlnadoo? Did famiM, or war, or ))f'8tllence ~iUikt
th~ w-or"kers 't and nre their &Ucce.J!rOrs a feebler
cia.-.~&'? Blstor~· ha" no an~"'·er to gl,·e che:;oe que,.
tlon ~~J. They are tunong the my""tcrlfM,
But O\'e.r Lb.ero at. Daalbek what can we ~ '!
In some respecut, the grtiW8t, most lmprt;c§h'e
Nlns of tbe world. nw outer wa11, the wall upon
which rtSt. t.be Nln!i of at IN .. t two otbt:r marvel·
ou• buildings of w1ct.lr dl!l'tt~t ag6. _ . <'00·
~ with our ~rtN l(lant on tile hill·olde.
Tbe fouodatloo la)'"f'n are eoonnor.a!l bloe.k..i or
,.qua red otoae rt.lng to a beij!ht o f perhapo thlny
feet. Upon them Is a layer o f 8lx &'Iones each
thirteen feet high ond thlny feet long, lyinj( end
to end; rl~lng upon them another layer still. the
famou:!l trilitbon who8f thrtoe b1ock1l a roe each fou,...
teen feet square. the loo~Jiit ~lxty·four feet lona-.
and tbe other two Dearly Its equal. All are .o
clo.oely fttted toge!Mr that wile., ~ joints han
not been chipped by fo.....e tl I• almoot lmpoulblt
to deted the line of junctlo't,: where no mon.ar wa"
tY"er used.
'
PerhaJl" thePI!Wllclan laid the... wall•? perhap•
they were built In tho~ day• when· there we~
11ionlA in tbe land Y No one know.. What a deld
lor 8IJ~eoeU.Iation! How d~ lma;clnatloo plays about
thooe prlmeYal t~ ! What rountle.. hwnan
btlnp mut h&\'e labored Mre •here now bot a
~uatld Y"lllage exl!il!i: \Vhat. loYe• and hatH.
POl ~T Ell.
ii
what ambition... what intellt"(•tual atrowth. and
what dt"l'A~ '"'"""'.. had their da.) In tlw fof\•runners
uf tht•"'(l halt ch·ilited native.. who nuw ~« per.
.. l!i.lf\ntly for ll "cAnt~· charity!
·rtw ancient wall must h'n•e l.K"t'u built ••h(>n
U•alb.-Jc: ...... Olc.l: long aft.tr tht nlMR'Illfh.'t"nt teiU·
J•le.c of th~ ~uo and of Jut'htr ro...P In Jttate-ly
):I"'Odf'ur abovf' the ..orJc ol dM"-.e fOf1rOUeo pt"'pl~ a nd tben tbem_-eh·e- fell Into d<ea7: a •~m
r •r1rt"-.." took the pia~ or the templf'•. and In it.;~
tum wa"' de,.,troyfd: a gorarf'Ou .. Ort'tk(hurch wa~
made from the wreck". and now that l'ltand"' a pletuf'l\~ue ruin of archei' and eolumn~ • •hose mh··
matched cavltal~J ,chow that ~'·en ••hh ,cueh a store·
hou ~ or t•lt•Kant..<oe and beauty, du• httt>r arehltf'Ct'
•·t'rt lnooma>al"'lbl~· poorer.
0/tbe beauty. tbe sublimity of the.., congl....,...
ratfo Nln~ we cannot ~peak now. If tiW"~ won! ...
about tM trlltthOI\, tbe abandol\fd monolith. and
tht dt'Oof'rwd quarrit" wUI ~1ar1 a u·aln of thought
antl a IIUlt n"&dlnJl about that wontlrrful Syrian
"-'l:lon. thl" note ha-. ac.."Compltshed It"' pursJO~Ce.
tkhold thll' ruin! 'TiN 8 MkHII,
Once of etiiP,..al •pirlt full.
Tbls narTOw ~11 was Ute-'11 f'f'tl"\'at:
n''"'
.!Cp1,Ut was Thouxht ';a In) ''""'rlou ... '"'':
\Vhat btateou!l •i.slons ftllfd tbl"' •pot!
\Vhat drtams of plf"a!llu,.. lonsc toric'ot!
Nor Krltf. nor joy, nor bopt. nor ft"ar
Hac left o~ Irate or rec.-onl h.-.,..
Oeneath thl"' rnoulde.rin« eanopy
Om.."t :dume the hrls:tn and b~uty
t•.)t-:
"'"r" ro:.
Yt>t.
tU the'dl~ma1 void!
It O<>Ciall.,.·e that ~yo employ..t,
It with no law)f"~ .. Ore h )t'leamt"tt,
Out thru tlw tlf'w~ of klodM.-c t)(!oa11'W"d.
That ~>• •hall be forever brl11ht
\\'Mn •taN and "'un art "unk fn nlahL
Within thl• hollow eavem hun~e
TI1t l"'t!ady. ,_wut. anti turwoful tunf(uP:
If f'al<ehood'• hooey It dl•dalned,
And when h c •uld not pral~ wa" •·halntod:
It bold In Vlnu•'• cau.., It •i>Ok•,
Yrt Kt"Dtle concord ntvtr brokt'.
n1at h10f'fu11 ton~u~ iball I>lead fur tl~
WIM'n tl4'ath W>nils E:kmlty.
~~-,.,.,U. J
TilE :\OR)Ir\ L POl ~Tt-:ll.
78
H LVM N I.
GLI MPSES OF T HE AL UMNI .
.,,le Alumni ...:..thor.
h~·
<ooflndlnJC out frantic ap)M'al• for heiJ>. has bot-n ~tl••n a fi'w gllmp""s of
llw Alumni from timt" to time durtng the ytar.
But t~oe gllm1•~~ -o ft~tlniC and desultOry
,...that h ha.!C banJJ,· ~med worth while to try to do
an) thin" with them bfofo~. Out here they al"e' in
th{' las\ Ngular l:i!::me of Tnt: POINTKH. the s,adl'
out o f date. and the "ery ua>·to·dcu~. •·hhout an~·
urdtr o f arrangemeot.el1ronolorleal or other.•lse.
U. 0. MA~7.. a\ one tim,. bu·dnt .. .c manager of
Ttut Pou~~o"TJUC and for th• pa"'' few >e•r:oc a ward
prlpelpal In •:an ('Ia I~. -IJCD<d during the r~ar
tu acoepl tlte maoag~ment of the Idaho Beet Sugar
(.'umpao.r with twadquarte~ at (.'hlcago.
ELLA Devol!. Edith Root, and Edith ~lor$boll,
all teacheN In t~ N~nah oc:hool1, are - l o g
with •u-.s.
J. P. SO)M'r. clos• 1000, fonnerly holdln11 a posl·
tlon In th~ High School at ApJ>Ieton, I• now prln·
clpal of a ward •chool In that cl~y.
It I~ tltno for the me mbers of tht' 1\lumnl i\880<!1·
atlon, the bulk of whom disappear Into the '•tall
and uncut." In September, and are not lleard from
again until June, If a~ all, were thlnkln~r about
the Annual .Y~tlng of t~ AsSO<!Iatlon at Steven.
Point during Commen-t W~k. Plan to Ill'
the~ and make the ~Union a rou•lng OIW'.
An eye whne-s" of a ba!tkct ball t:ame between thf'
Uoh•orAhy o f \VIsoon~ln and a ~lanltowoc team,
"'"Cr1M thut D. E. SchoHftld, HUwtn• Point t\ormttl'l'l rOI1ner athletic lt•JUI~r. WtU the l'llllr or t.be
ltatn(>.
('AIU. OOo>;."< ,..._, obll~'t'd to 11l•e u1•· hl• sehool
about thf mtddlf of the y~ar on &t't"'unt or Ill
twahh •• He 1.. now in the- \Yf",t. and. h is hoperd.
In h~alth onc:e. mort'".
~II':KL M. Alll'l..~ re.•l~~t>t'd hi• J>t><ltlun In Apt>leton, on March:!";, on &t.'\.-ount or JK)Or h~ahh. Ht"
•·xs~t,. to \'tgetate on. ht"' fet.tl u•r'l'l fann duriOuthl' next. ft••· month,..
A t.!'IIF.D J. !ii<RRICK sa):A-1.., I• delighted with
hi• Ad>ool at Whi,.hall. Bl• dolly program.
J~lmmered duW"n and •·orkN.I ou&. tu thf> fraction uf
a mlnut~. •bid• ~ ,oeol u.c, df'tnflthtrated again
tht• old time mathematic-al l>rtcl<o~lon •nd nicety
for which .),Jr. Hertic.-k 11'> norf'd.
Mtt. UOU~I'!WORT.f\• at {),coq"',
JliVr
Howf'li':-
··~Jeeplnx Car·· Fal'\."e at hl!'l 1Whool t'url_v tn tlw
wlntfr, It Mr. Hou~ •·ortJ,. found JJiaye~ wl1u
t-uuld do tht•lr pat"l.$ u~ ••t•ll un tht• tlvor und in
th~ ~at of th~ ear •~ he f."'Uitl do Jtlc h\ tht" uppt.or
her1h, th,.. ' U("("fojtoc of thf" produ{•t1un wa~ &!l.!!Un'd.
Nothlnw ha" bfot-u IMtanl uf J. 1:1. AMES .. in<:tJaouar> 31.
(
A"D IU!W L. LAitKI " .
New• come• to us of the death of And row L.
Larkin, a former well known fl;tudent, and an
alumnuo of the ochool. Mr Larkin dl~ ·~ hlo
home In Rh·er Palls last Saturday, from a audden
and •lol~nt attack of diphtheria.
Mr. Larkin came here In lSIU and completed hl•
counoe In 1m. lmiiW'CIIately after hl•(fraduotlon
he
a po•l~lon o f teaclter of aelen<Xl and
lan~ruage•ln one of the Appleton Rlgh "' hoolo. He
re•lgned there June 100"!, Intending to att.:nd Ruoh
~ledleal college, bu~ ~·as unable to co,mplcte hi•
plan• uonce. and lut fall took a n.mJlOrary position u trov~llng representath·e fora oehoohupply
hou.w. )lr. Larkin while he att~ded oc:hool,
hf"rt" wa.t~ ooe of &he moit prominent students",
alway" taklng mueb interest In student. mattenc,
and In the ~«letl.., athletl .. and rhetOrlcall.
He won the local oratorical contest one year
and took 8e<X>od In the s tate coote!lt. Rc wa.s all!lo
the Hrol editor In chic! of the Pointer, •<>elnJC I~
clo~ a IUC.'<..'t.Ssful ye•r In June, 1800.
ltr Lar·k1n wa!il a strong student and ~)()-c~ssed
mony qualltl.,. which denote a leod•r among men,
and 114' J>roml~ to make a marie for hlm.,..lf. HI•
manr frltnd• deepi,Y rqret blic dtath.
-•red
79
IN MEM0RI1\M.
ALI C IA
DeiHEME ~,
It. i.H with dt"ep sorrow thtU. the school re(.oeh·es
ltll
last regular number of T•re PoiNTER. One
week ago to-day wtll 00 t"(!rnembertd as the ~a dd~t
of days in the history of our~hool. Jt ••~ hard
to loose fore\•er two school-mates ••hhin the yNlr:
hut more painful still is it to lof*' a teacher so
unlve r;oally loved amon~ u!l &8 wa01 )lbs De Riemer. Llule did •·e think, when only
a fe•· short w-eekA ago sho left us In
tht- bflilit of hfahh to i"JX'Od a hn]>IJ~­
vacutioo. that she ne ,·er ••a.!( to 1-e··
tum to ""·
tbal she had
\Vhen the news r um€'
away. it could
JHU~
hardly be believed or reali.OO.
llls• DeRI•m•r hod b<'<'" with
us for nearly three years. li'rmn
the finn day she "''on th€' friendship
or all who met her. The time she
spent among u!l wall one of pcnccfuJ
and un<..-oosclou;;; oonque~t of frt..-nd·
ships and hearts. \Vhe ther it •·as
in the
cJa~s·room
or at.
th~
DIED
A P~I L
Bradfnrd. The (i)("(' l'lub n~xl sl\ng · · Beautiful
htl€' o f Somcwher('." A hymn ··~t,\' .."oith Looks
U)) to Th(l(". '' h~· the ai'~mbled friend": fo11o••(>tl
by n blt>!'i~lng b~· Rer. McClurP, closed tht>
exercise-s.
Much can bt> !iBid of the :oter\·k-es •·hteh ~lfs.­
OeRletnf'r ~o unselflshl~· l"endt'red while amon.:
us. and the tx-suty of her charactt'r
can nt>\'eL' be extollt.'tl too highly.
But from onP -.·ho k1ww ht•r -.·ell, a~
a t~ach~r and a" a friPnd. comes
thooce •·onls whicl1 wt- cannot hope
to 'ext"(>l. In her memo••l al trlbutt•.
~frs BraUford said:
lt. ls nottilY"p:•rllO~(' tC) deli\'tlr a
tJulog,\' upon the frhond v.•ho:ote mem·
ory we hunor by thig m~ting. Be•·
work In thiA ~hoot during the pnst
th~ y~ar~ '" a hettN· tJUlogy thnn
any on~ <'an pronounc(".
It I~ not vos:dbt .. for me to a:h·p
~·o u
Uttlt>
\Vt> shaH always
mli'~
nn,· further infomuttlon than
thaH 11l~nd,\' koo-.· .~ Ill 1'\'J.(nrd tu
social gatherings her cou11csy ontl
pleasa nt way~ always marked IH~r
pre!K!ne~ .
8, 1903.
lwr II((• hb•tory.
ALIC IA O&R1EMER.
ber.
Easwr Sunday afternoon the M"hool and the
at-quaiotan«>it of ~tb:s De RterrfT~'"g-athered
man~·
to the a~~mhly room to att(>S~ theh· ~spect and
esteem o f their deJlllrted friend. A "'hor-t, UJ)J>t'O·
priate prot: ram was ea rrled out.
TI1e e>Xef'('i--es wt-re openl"Cl by a hymn, "Sun or
my Soul." • ung by all. Tb~n the Troble C lef Club
tenderly rvndel"f'd ·~e Sw(,..tly Solemn Thot. ''
Scriptun- reading f'f'Om the Twenty·third, 'l"w-enty·
' fourth. and Ninetieth P~alms, and F'i~"t Corinth·
tan~, flftf"<'nth. by President Pray, fo11rntlng whieh
wa~ a ~onJt by the Presbyterian Choir, '"Abide
whl1 ~Je." . Prayer, by Rev. Marcus McClure.
Response bphe choir. Solo, t:tl><>l Kirwan Rood.
Then •·as read a memorial trtbute by :\Jrs.
~1any of you. who "" studeniJO
t>njoyN "·eek:oo andmonth.-o of as10oci·
a.tion with htol' ln the cla.s$ room. kno•· her in a
profe~itlonal wAy mure intimat"ly than I do. Oth·
ers who were> <·lo.:.tly ll:tjW)Ciated • •lth he1· ln h~•
uJu"l<al. :.(Wial. and t"t"Jigious lrUt-l't""h'~ httvt! u
better k nowled~o.'V of her Nu"'esln(':(" nnt1 helpful·
nesM iu those rteltl,c.
But as her companion In • ·ork ror nearly thre<·
year11, I camt' tn l"t"t."'gnb..e in her t'(•rta1n (>)emenc,.
of character. t-ettain qualttl(>,c of mind and hen at.
which. combin(>() -.·ith that lndt>strlhuble JWlrhuod
callt-d ~rJinnalh)' , 1nadf" her inftuen('f' • •hat It .-a~
and i~.
Oo this occ.·e,.ton. lt •·e are •·lghtly to t!XJll"el\1\
our gralitudt> for thai lltrJ H we arP wf~ly to I!'OIH·
memo rate it. we are 10 do so, not aloo.- by word!'i
Tm:
~OH)I.\1.
of commtnd•tion. but by ..trh·lng to understand
11. to know tlw ~ourt.."el'l of hoc !'illtnJ,tht and the
t•lt•m<"nt"' t•f lt-c tfficiency. und knuwln)C, to profit.
tlwreby.
lnherhlnt: hriJrhtnt-"" of mind. !\ll .. "' De JUetnE>r
had ma dt' tlw m~t o f lwr n•tural e-ndo w~·nt.
Afttr her el~ntary t"duratlon. ..~ laid tht
1ouodatlon for Mr WOl"k a ... a tcoaclwr In a liberal
rollejle rou~. upon -;lrh ,,,.. a~.-.~rd• built
thfr'~&~lal l)~paratlon In htr cho~n ,.ubject. tha\of ~graphical scient.."t'. 1).-·t ll tor a moment
l'OIZ\TEH.
eaj!er ehJidren grouped closely aboul he r, 11•..-n·
lng to every ••01-d, and held connon,ly by their
retcartl for he r t\Dtl conlldencc in he r to the ir ben
e ffort. I thought, could all who would be \4!achet-s,
(.'()llle to a full apJ1reelation o t the rt'al cau~ and
etlect o r tb• rondltloM round In that ria••· they
would be In J)O•...,••Ioo of a mo•t valua ble ldoal.
Ou ...ldfo o r the ..,boot room, tbl5 •>mpathy ,..,
felt b>· any who In slclrness or to trouble needod
a friend. During the sea•oo o f prevalent lllnes•
laJtt qu•rter, there wa.s one week when every day
upon the time and etrort O('l.~lil.liRry to tUtain the
arter M!hool she vhllted some Kick lltudent. Her
hl'(•athh and thorough1\f.>~l'i • •hlch her t~ntclency n:c k indness wus o f a ''ery unostcntatlouM,.ort. It
a tt"aeher uf goography demon .. trated. But as
actuutod by the boautllul phllo•oJ)h)': "I
~ou know, ht•r prufes~tonal t'JCl<ellen<."t' wa" rl,•aled
•hall pa•• through this world but on~..,. 1\ny good
ht her ability t i a mu....,(dan.
thing. therefore, thai I can do, or any klodnes.
It I• ,..,, tn l<'t the more -<'rlou•
I lllo that I can •bow to any_buiiUio boln11, lei me do It
erowd out "'lme anaiomtnt o f our ea t 10utb. now. Ltt me not defer It, or ooglectlt, lor I •hall
till tbe oklll gained by long hourt>ractlee Is not pan tblJ ••1 agaln."
No ptl"ffn rould be more willing to 11lve he....._.tr
lo•t o r ortakened. But ~II"• Ot• Hlemer. though
dN!I>Itlntere•ted lu her -.len<..,. oml though mak· to any eauoe that noodod he r help.
Of her UIUiifcUI talent she W8M Ul0Ht W'CilCrouw.
lniC 118 tcachlnl( he rllle vocation, did not- relln·
Whe ne ver t>08slblc, It wa• a1 the •crvke or any
qull'lh her art. Ber sktll •"' a J)lanl lti&. and organl•t !IQ o ften enjoyed by u• all. t<••tlfted not only to that needed II, and was freel y and jlraclouoly
an lnhertnt love of mu....~te. and "tudy of tu classi· glvoo. Pl,..t o f all, the school prodted by It, and
eo I txpoDOOL•. bul 10 patient yta ... of effort lo the tbe public tnjoye<l It Ia choral ooclely, In eon<ert,
and lo ehu...-h. Bu bappl"""" -.ned to tsl§l
ma~ttry o f IL~ tfof'hniquto.
W ltb lbe montlon or t..r l(eneral culture. her not In b .. IDIC but In gi•log.
l'roftcltney In tbe tuehlng of l1er •Ubjt<:L. and
Believing a• sbe did lo tbo ellleacy o r a oor:lal
her muole. I ba.-e oa!Md tbe • rhlel Intellectual and reiiiCiouo ortranlutioo amonsc the young
••'\.'OmJ)lt!thtnent.s 11h e hruuJi(h\. to thf" claJltJ room •·omen ot the ii.chool , she gave her ' UI)JlOr\ to that
anU t.o th~ Ploclal life ofLhe ~ehuol and <'ommunity. cau114!. and fostered Its Initiation and growth.
OlU In thf~e attainmtont,t ttlone llld not lie tht 1\mo n.c other evide nces of her wllllnwneAs to serve,
l6t"CI"('L o f her lnftueoee. 01· th~ chlff cau~ o f our I• tile lonnatlon o f apeelal e tas..,. during lel•ure
~rathudf' and afff<'ttoo.
bou..,. lor helping ltudon\8 In eerUin llou of
11Mil fountain of beauty ln her tlff' wa .. twr ~n ­ geographical work wbl<b a crowdod courM would
a boart filled wltb q..,..t•r- wlthout which •be not Jl"MDit In regular clau llmt.
"''""led
~uti
(()Uid not have WTOught tM ..amto amuunt o f good.
In tbo o~ehool room. wl/ot.~ It I• tht chief Ingredient
o f power. ttf'r 8Fmp&lhy gave her an ln!ilght Into
the need• o f her pupils. a nd • n •blc'\1 her to adopt
tht• t.et.11 and principle" o f ht•r "ubjec& to tho~
n~M. During lasL quarter, a• 1 lll14!1fli the door
o f the room w'htof"f sht- ••~ waehln~ tht> Sixth
Gndfo (a cia•• TOiuotarlly toktn lor the pu.._
o f brinlflnsc bor again In toud• with rhlldreo). I
o~ pau~ to mjoy tbo plnul'l" of tiM' lntere-~<'d
In thl• analyalo o f ber inftuoo«, another quality
mu•t be given: namely, her c.tH~rluy. And thls
with htr wa8 not. a supertielal ROC.lal adornment:
but. ~tpranK from the heart, a s all ge nuine courtesy
tnUf!lt.
h wa• simply her Jove, he r 8,Ympathy, he r
klndoe•• manlleotlng 118<!11 In little way1.
Oe•lde• these attributes, all who knew ber came
qulrktr to I'I'COjClllu another wblch rontrlbuwod
a• la'1r"IY 10 her tftlcleoey, adding trreatly to tbe
TalUf' of her 8f'r'flte lo what.e•er place •be wa.s
)
Til E :\OH)I.\ I. 1'01:\TEl!.
~•lied
\IIH>D to ftll- • quality. the lack of
IM1r'l!'OO!C
'--qualt~· endo'l\'etl
-.·hi~h
tn
ha!l practically nulllRed
thl'lr lnftuence. 1 nwan her o bsolut~ u liobility.
Hellablllty slgniH<>• •trength ol will, the posses...,
ton of that wherewh_h ob~tacle"' to pur-p ose are put
a•ld.,. It man.erod not II II~<> proml"' made ln' ·olvf'CJ trivial or imJ)()rtant lntt-~L~, wbttber tbto
dut) undertakm •a• light or '-•Y· ~ •be lelt
tl><' tru•t hers only ~rlou• ph7•l~ol dl•obllhy.
or ~imllar una"roldable cau~eould hinder IL•
lulftlln><'nl.
/
t'lnally. In the manl l••tatlon ol all these quailtie•. t hf'l"'f' wa.;t sho•·n a I'IWN!t womaolioe.!'s.
charactt-rlzed by an Individual beauty of voiCf'
and manner. and re'·eallog twr o..-n peNOnal soul
lutri1J\HC'· '11,._.. fault~ and • ·t'a\cnt'!i_,.t-c. ••hlch ~he
J.IOI'il'it'lhe'l In L"'nunon with all humanity. •·ere of
-tmttll "'l).tnl tlcntH."(• in maklnJl u 1> th(; ~um tota l of
ht'r trah.. which "''e call character.
h 1.. on at"'-"'unt of all thl• that "he Hvo~ to-day
tn our thousrht-c and f~Hn.JPt. anti witt ~ntlnue to
ltv~ PVtn ahf'r mt"mory of Mr ha• bffo dimmed
b~ thi:W' ll ..f" ln many li ..H. tOUt".hNI and c.hangH.
made othf,r than ttw.r would b a ve btoton by .her
helpful lnftu•n<..,..
l...,et u• lX* graw-ful that she lh·ed and worked for
a whl If among u~ : and wh'-'n "'~e think o f the
chana'" that so ~uddenly ~,·e~t uur re1a&lon."-.
let tlw ...-oro~ or the g-reat and wi<Ct, Yoh.~ afresh
b) a modern J)C)ft, bring- relief and (·on..olatlon
.
:
Bf. patient and wlse: Tl~ f ) t ' of Death
Look on u~ .ritb a~ amlle: her M)f\ ca~~.
That "till~ the angui11;b and that ..tOJ)"' the brtath.
l..c Sature'"' ordina tion. mt'ant to bte-.c
Our mortal woes wlth peaetful nothlnJCDf!!i ...
IJe. not afraid: T be Power that mad~ tht l brht
In your ki nd eyes, and ~t the ~ tar8 o n hll{h.
And .CI\'e UM love, meant not that a n ilhoultl d it-Like a brier day-drea m quenched In •udden night.
Tblnk that 10 die ls but to loll o•l<'<'p
And wake ref~hed wtwre the rww momlng brt.>ak ...
And ~roldeo da1 her ro•y •ll(or take•
~'rom tb~ wind• tho• fan ettrnllle•' lo r bel;tbt.
And from the white Cl"'eSL"' uf (fOtl'~~>l)fr"'>ttualdeel)· ·•
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lea ,.e aml the long lime from J uaw to S..·pt('mher
to think It O\'er, may hels> the next man ureatl~.
Our ptt.JX"J' mluht tx· mute rlally lmpruvt'il lhet'1"by.
In the cu-.e of the foot ball manng(•r. lw woul<l
Wtl.
o•·
be able ~hlwr In the • prlng.
befo,... ·•·hool "'"'
running .~thly, 10 schedule dosl.,.bl<' IC&Jil4'< on
fuo .,.ble da~•.
~TAI'"JJ".
IV ADJ.t:t(lll, '0:1 .••••••• , ••••• ~:CIIt or-ln·Ch l ef
;-\r...Ut:lrr Y.o~u, 1tt3 . ..•• . . ..••.•... J...Itt' rury Etlhor
u~·-·-~ A. O'C'O:<NOR, 't~l ... t:tlllor
Joll)' Column•
• .. .. .. .. • Lo<.:al t:tllto,.,.
llC.'<RY ( 'UKRA:<. '(»., . . . . . . . . . . . . . Athlellc Editor
('. P . Ot.SO:<. 'GI .... . ..... .... t:xohanll" t:dltor
Al<F.LIA ~I'll. ·~.n..
.. .. .. ,'l'.,.lnln~ Department
'&·.f~v ~~~~ti~~/..00 }
From tl\('1 mornffit this numl'Jf'r or Ttu: l"tol:lf'TY.H
goes to Jlrt'~" your ser,·ant~. the Nllton~, wilt
d evote their entire ss>are time to the SouV&NJR.
They u1'C •crvh>IC you. What will )'Ou h>ve Y Tho
Sou\'enlr ••Ill h e what they can m[•ke 11. with rour
~·lp.
Tug souv~Sik Is Issued for at h.~a ..t twn J)'lrV0"'"· Oof'i I; that h IDay ..t r·ve ~-& t. hapi>Y rr·
mlndtr and mtm,.oto of the dayl' "'J>.."Ot at thl ..
durlnJ: 1110'! -3. To II• peg<>• you ma~·
~." ft:·:-"
.no.·~:~Oi ··
o·~~~J!e~~~~[!i~~ Kbool
him to tutu ~ yNrs and ~all the many plt a li"ant
WC.'ZY.J, I'I;VER.
•
~:,;'~.
'·oo. I A-.'t llu•ln•-s ~lngrs Incident• or ""hool life •· they are brot 10 mind
by the race• or names of teach! rl'l and Achoot ..
Wll.>tA A. 0&8KW.. 'tt:l, )
PR&SS ASSOCIATIOS.
mates:. You wlll N!&d again with prldo tha re,.,.J ..
lo'HKO (", S0Mfo.!RS~ 'tXi •• ,,, •• ,,,,, •• , • , t>l"f'ot lc.l~l1t
rie!!l of ynur c la~ts·mtltes, or the trlumph11 ot your
A. D. }\IUM..EK, '04 .... . ..• . •• •• ••••• •• • .'l"'rea~urer
•:oaTil M 1-Ln.L. 04. . . . . • • • . . . . • . • • . . . •. St'C~ tary ~OCINy or "team. " Or, ••hen you return homt·
sou will -.:arry t ~ all your frifod" at home, an t"O·
Ath.l~"" all bu..int>S~ )(·tt~ to tl1~ bu ..tne.. " man·
aact'r. Artlelf'" .solicitt"d rru:n fonnt•r .. tuden~ and tertalnln~t •nd amu!!llng r"'e'-4Ume of your year at
h •a\' ht"n..
'I(EADERS and SU8SC:RIHBRS a,... .,..pod· lhl• ~onnal. Ther wUI pral.,.. you. or tMT will
tully r"\'qUthotfd tu pa1ronl~te" our ad.-f"rtl"""".
roa.t you Ju•t a, they ,.... ftt. and you will bt all
the btt~r lrl~od• for II: anu will rom' back n.. t
year, tr you a re thu.1 fonunat•, an~l do ~tt~r.
Another rt&§OO: Not only your frlend-8 b .1t
Ut•n:·tufO"'-' it ha~ lK'fon lht! cuo~wm ro elect the •·the" ..•UI ~ tht~ "year book'' ot your &ehnol.
urth.•t•rl!i HC "t•hool lh•"OC1at1Uil"ll tU lilt' heginnln)t ot and UIJOn h'4 content~ will they btt"'l'l their Citlnuatt·
t•M.ch whool >ear. But ubjt"t'lJt!Jl"' "''" lw ral~ o f tbc worth of the school. 1\ p ro-cp.!etlve !ltuUent
lu thl!lll nwthod In that h Juuocht..•.. tht- lncumtwoht I• like a b •ye r In tho muket. H • n,.er fall• tu
upon thdr brier c:-a~" all ""' qult•:Ciy to makt> ta"e lOVeD Orf Of lbe U d OI OSf~"' at tbf) dll'l'e~n t
nt"f'dful plane and f)I"\\J)&ralloo ...
se!'aool..-. 1-1 • ~tz!" t.'u:n up. aod he ~!rtlecu that oo ~
Take tlwf"•itlons o f tditur ofTHCI'OJ.>.'Tt:R.and wble'l bow, tb~ mo~\ P"J~!:t. the mo'(t. spirit am)
tool ball OiaO&Kf>r. Roth of tht"-.e po..hlon .. ~lK.mltl artlvlty amt life. and which ha" carrl~ hJ banner
1.. dll.d b1 ""'"
not ....hool tl,.. .,...,. fearlt • oly and honorably. Thu• the Souvr.siR
\' lou" lt•ar. and ju ..t a,. .. ocl€'1> pn·~hlPntc. ,.hould msy b~'Om~ our bu~lne-lis card and advertiser. It
II(• t•hoct~d during the liJ,rintr: ).U'\'{"M11nJ,C. Tlwn th{• •·e take prld ~ In our school h ~hould no" be fm·
t•dhur can ht• plaonin:;r un hi"' ~ork tor lht' ,.ut·t~d­ to·day on ly. hut tor all time.
lnll yt•a.r: •ntl tut11tf •·· t•tu\ ubtAin con ..·l derable
Let u• eml~avor to attract to our ~uhool tho,.._~
und (uttti'n) \'tory ""'lt-.>u~ ~UW'Ilt'"tl on,. rnnu tht' s tudent,. from wh()m we may ~rult uur toc:letlt~,
~drlna ~hor. :\ofllitor can not lf'a\'fll~hlnd tor
and who will maintain our bannr r at the he hcht
hi" ,.u«"t"-....~r all that lw lf'arr,. thnt f>X)Jit'l'if'na', t o whtch It ha"~ ~n rslRd In orator7 and athdurin)! tl~ yt-ar: but Uwo Hut.- that lw t"an lf'tlcc by th~ IDeO Of yean pa .. t.
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LOCHLS.
••1-'arnw:n.
JDI.l'e'l
al 1i a . 1n.
~atunla~. •·
John \\")...uc::ki ha .. •ithdra•n fn;ru ....·huul.
)II'.!> Loti~ Oey<W .... a vl ...horat "-'hoot t<Hl•>·
P'ruft>.,.!'oOr
Collin..~
&U('nc.lt""J tilt•
ra .. t •t~k.
~ieoti ...t-.
C.'oo·
n·ntloo io t"Wea~o
~l r. !;.- .\ re tiM>><! Nonnal (ll."llnar)) 1""'1'' "~
llr. S a k!i- No : not ..tud('n-~
Proft..,....Or:.; i d r ( lt)()kinlt tt\t•r lt4'1ll',... ) "lA•t
-~~~:
Lo-111M'tll.. :::··
l'"rvft• .. -.ur Sanford wa .. ah""l·nt • ft•• tla) "· on
At"(''OUOL or hi .. ,., .. h 10 Mllwaulu:'f.•,
'"t N.
Hu1110r "'ays the Fourth Alge-brn. !~oJH'\•atl wUI no t
•mwh lonut•r he tw nnkno••n quan1hy.
Nonnol,
t'onrad ()l~on -.·on u J)rbe of the ,.tick"' of rt"tl
llrf'flJl(•nnlnt l'IUldy at th(• f'oru111 tll('t•nr) t·unlt•-..t.
"""'In the city :\ ''-'"'' da)tl' durlnl! \'A<'ation.
t...a ..t \\-.f'<l~a~ momlnJ,t thfo -,ehtlOI w a.._.. pit-a .....
andy tavoNd with a \"Q('al -.olo by ~fi .., fo'urTO.
)11.,. .. t-Aina Palt:~Wr ha" romvlt•h'ilthf. full rou~
at tbt> ~ orm.a l. and lett for her honw Man:h :!7th.
Mr. \Valc:etltld, ,_·elt:h·ma .. t('r for the 0.
H. lt. walt a \'lsilor ut tilehonl )lardl :!.}.
Profil!'l ..or V. E. M t'<.'u ..klll of
~urwrior
~1.
Ja..p:or Jenkm__,, Parlto) I(.(K"k•·pll, and Du·,.·(n
•·oneu wtre ,.i .. iw~ at th(' ..choot durin~ Ja ...t
• t"("k.
Some l)()rtion of the Onh· t'~ ity of \\' J)O(."Qn..;l n
hll'• ' UJl ~OmNime Jn"t w('{ik , l.llld Kennt·th Prny
Tilfo Hbrar y wau OPf'D As,rll t..t and :.th for the
benedt of all ...-ho wi ..hed to make u~· of It durin~t
tht> ,.,.._.atlon.
\\fhy didn't th" people •·hu !iitniiL"tl tu think tht·~·
w(luld g'("t. ho tne llrst ,:et thN't' u8 ~uon tul tlu•y
t•X pt>ctt.>d to 'f
landed here. t'riday . lor a vl•lt.
Autu"tt Grimm. eta••
't~.
vt ..tlN ttw '(!'hoot la.!Ol
..-....k. a~ wiU 6al· b tiK"I'hllo•ophi<al l'iou,...., al
the l 'nivtrail}" or \\"(""(·•on .. lo th1 .. June.
~t r.. 0f"-..f'll .. of z\lrna. \\"I"""'On .. in, ~Pf"Dl a ftw
dayool or la"'l qual"t.(>r .. r.. ltln)t' tJK. ~hoot )Jr.
Q(•M.-11 •·as a ~Ut>!'lt of hi" d&uj;tll1f'r1 )fi,, \\' limn
"hllc here.
~IAROOSIO R~\M fN•m J . OI""'"I>OQ)(•:- 'fo my
frttndiil: I'm an UJI In tlw air: hut exs~• to be
down ..oon. Don't call until I am ··at h~me·· on
••Multiple hill.··
April fiOl ra• 1M bu•1 ~ay of 1M quarter.
\\"hat with drawing hook ... lea•lng study "JIJ)"
IJIJ}r"O\"tod. and ..a, low .. llow-·dy .. to frhmd .... t\'fr'
bod' ... ._ fully enJ,tal{t*d.
I"N•ft>, ..ors Lhtiojl~.oton. St-el,(·i..t. and S aofo 1-d
the TeacheN' A ..soclatlon at )ladlson.
TJwy aJ ..o had the J)lt.'a"un• vf ht>aring Pre!'oldl•nt
att~nd("d
no-.e,•eh "''*ak at ~lndl.-on.
Se'·eral of. tbe old~onnal:ootudcnt~ 009l'eogaJ;tt"d
In tt>acblo~.r ''i4;iited '('hovl during the Ja ..t • eek to
)lal"t"h.. A~ng tbt- nurnhrr ...-~~ llr. t"att". llr..
Grimm. lft..... Elttz.t'l. and ~tr. 1-"ull,.
n~
A"""'" ! Aoa8t8! " """' "'
. .tatr
ilOlitil!l a good roa ..t on tt'try one in
''"' ...:hool lor Toll: Souv&.-:n<.
~~~ ..., l .tc S un h a~ wlthdra• o from JO("htH:tl on
at't"'unt of Ill ~allh : but eXJlf"CI"' to n·turn next
, t ar to dnl ..h ht>r eour...,.
t'lcotr. B N JN Ct:SKJtAJ. lltWN)It\', <"uuld a
a ••1t4.: h be with ht>r hushand ttnd ftt thr !'IRmt• lime
oul torturing .!40rue Hoe el !fe Y
n,e JlrogTD.m \o the Practk-eDt•JUirttlk•nt for l a~t
quarter wa<t carried out until i\J)rll 'ith. 1ly lhal
thne tb~ rw• l>rut:ram W&!l lo good nmnlnJt onlt>r.
Su~rlnwndtnl earl llatbt>. of \\1au .. a u • ..-a"' at
11M- <cllool. la•t Wrd,....da y. loo k ln~e up llk~lr
candldatt-s. fftrelln,.! of mu...cle... and •"'king ' 'artOta"
...u .. pktou" c1ue.. tlons.
\Vork oo ftna1 e ......,.. ru.s,ldly JH'u)tl'\.· .... l nJ.:.
~tany ~tud<'Dt !l •·ith chewecl J)l•ndb. and tumblt"11
hair found In library Ar,rll l "l l ndu~rotrlou$1~·
pourlnJ,( O\·er musly \'olumec.
Allan P. Tflm[JIP, fortiK'r teaclwr uf !'\clf"D(..'\' in
liM> Stf>•·tDi Point Hl!,o1l &boo!. and now waehln)!"
In tM -tame depai"'..IW'nt at Qw.,......o, lltC'hiJ,(an. w-.s
a ,.l .. ltor a&. tbe ~ooJ )l arch :!:'1..
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L 1'01 ~'1'1-:H.
Th,· tilt.""•l'luh hu~ l't'4.'t'h 't.•c.l un in\'ilutiun tu )olin)!
at the C l'<hiU itt in~t ~:xerci..-{"s at A lmo nd.
Mi~:o;
Be~~it> Ha ""'~<Hl.
,.i, itin-.: at
~chuul
t:lemt>ntur,· '0:!,
durin~ thil'l "'e,.•k.
1m~
l.H;.'C il
('hC\•r
ur.· Dui:;;,\·: itum.r nut ht• "u·
Pt"'f~,..:oot·
tho~
- n- -- (cnlllng t"'il ) - NO\\' ull
who nren't here J)leuM." IU\:i\\'t>r.
U~alph
Blod)retl
l~tt.:o
l(>ft school und
f:ODC'
horne.
The Forum wo,.c plea .. antt,· fin'OI'\'""<1. la:oot fo'l'iday
,.,.,.ninR", • ·ith an ln~u·uc th·e talk hy P•-ofl's_,or
\\.t> h~nr he ha$ a good job 1'\loehlng thu can(K).
nuCon.
co ur.oe.ls: l ~uchinJ.(
Mis.~ Ct.·rrlsh. t l'n CIICI' ~ ,r~· nma:otic,o, ha)'l l'e·
turnl"'-t"frclln the Jo:as t where :o'he huJ' bt't:n
ht.~r mothe r for se\'ernl week s.
''i~ilin:.t
wa,p~
T ~ hl eClt'f (,' lub,
)fl ~s
Jl&%ing at the proofli of the
£:
ht• e xclaimed, "Oh
~how
s"wt!"
H- l- 1- r - Mr. IJooon, J wau1t. to exltminc
you rh_~>a~.
h turned out that. i
H·i·l·r meant-at leaiit
s a lireek hC'ad
sa \'.ll.
~li~s
~he
After vacation wh 1 e ,·ery person "'ho rtturn~
fl"(nn horne is home-sick , and some long for thoJ~;e
who do not ~turn, C\'erybotly s hould s mile nnd
tr,\' to mt\k€' others hn.ppy.
There
~· Ill
Flt\nnah Conwn)', n ){t·aduatc of tho full
in the fo"'ourth \Vurd of this city.
'l'ht• At't'lta ~ociet~· will c· tH ert~tin the sc.·houl
Fl"itltty ut. Hhetoriru l~ with tt fnt"Cec ~ntitl cd "Thu
(..'lutmpiun o f B r r S..x. ' '
ALl. CO.WE TO tT.- \Vhy, only the oth('r day.
whiJP T. 0'(',
)li s~
be scvcnty-so,·en practlt-o te11che•·s
at
•·ork in the building- this quarte r. l.~nst quarte r
there w-ere nlnNy·four, the large~t number t \·er
t>mplo)·OO I~ the hi~tory o f the ~hoot
ls'ot it ubuu·t timl\ to be thinking abous. a foothall COllch'! \V(' h1n•e mate rial nO"' for a ~ood
tt•tun, and understand we may l'XIM.'Ct Kome more
ll~t-clato.$ men next. full. lt we aru to lHn'e n
team, we must. ha''~ a cuach.
At a 1ncetin,r o f the students, la~"""·t!tek ·rue~duy,
u ~ hoot pin wn.~ cl•o~en. A:o soon us the difTerenL
t•lu.:o.s(>:ot can determine how many p ln11 u re want4!<1,
tlu: couuuittee "·HI be able to have. thr m 1\eav In a
,-ho•·t time. All ,chouhl ~ct. a school ))in.
·~he ·reonls As-.~. me&. ~nst M on~llY on.d el~'<:·~ed
o fh t..-erll. Prt's. l,..rot. c'lth ·er , ~- M1"to F.hdu.
)loen. The A:o--to. thi~ :.ca son hopel'> "'to arran,~o.re
tor a tOumament with Oshko$h, tc.rc'omc orr before
the close of the quarter.
In a hue nurntw•· o f the N. 1-:. ,J. o f I-AI. Dr.
\Vln.ship c1-edhs thlg nOI'Wal with the lurges·t. J>ert-eotage o f uoherttlt.y trained te a chenc of any n ormal iu the country. In another nur:nher 1.14 a very
full d~scrlption of the <'OU~" In Dome" tic Xel.-nt"('.
Gl'O· \V. Hunter, our junitclr Ouring the J•a"'
tht"ft> ((UUrter:oo. l"(":oolgnet.l huct )lurdt. His position
i~ now tilled by )(t·. Bruce \\Tilcox.
Arhutu~ 1:-t In blossom. It you don' t belh~ \'l' It
take u position all ~ome corne a· and notloo the
man.)' couples ~troll in g out towurds PJo,·er hills.
)tisji; Pray had recO\'ered l'iu tticiently from her
long illness to return hom~ the tlr~t. ot the w~k.
Mil'!~ Pray • ·ill not take Ul> he r duties in school
tor u week or t.wo.
Authentic ( 'l) Conlh•mutlon. - P1'0fesso••
(explulning n matter in
C-•·-
phy~lcs)-My I>OCk e~
book
has c a pacity, but there l:oin 1 L n cent. in h \1- s r-Ye:g. tha&.'s true.
e..
Pt·otes!'orJ. \V.Liviogstoo entertained the school
Ma rch ~, with o.n interest ins: talk on the Rubject.
o f Country Schools, theh·lntluenoo ond v.·hut. ml,rht.
be done to bette r thei r lo'Ondi\IOn.
Rhctoricul.s las t F•·idu.~· we~ unique aocl very
a \·crse or \.'1\' o of f1tmous songR being
sung t\fte r a short talk o n then\ ancltht>lr autbont.
~tl !iseS £1ill, f'urro, uml Hancock, and Mr. Plvernet:r. n!lldtJI"(•d solos.
lntere.~ tlng,
Arnold 0c~l1
\\'On second pint.'<' In tlw Oratorical
nt. )lat.llxon h•:ott. week; und ht! will go UJo'
altern atۥ to Minneapotlfil, )lny hit. a" a Wiscons in
rcprescntuth•e to the North Oratorical r...ea..,rue
contest. Mr. Gil.~ll ul-.o "'on tho [A"•Is 1>rize, u
neat ' "'" o f e ighteen dollars.
cont('t:~;t
The follo wing new students ha\'C enrolJed forth<'
quu.r·ter: F:Hn lllomhcr2', Ogema; r-,rcd.
H. C u1·1·nn, Wl.c•"ly Blutr ; )lPJo'. fo~ liY.abeth f{omlin,
Unity; Olh·e G1trdne r·,~ ctt.,\•: Hele n thtntm,
lloncock: Al be rt E. Ramthon. Columu; FrrulclM
J.. Trnt.._.)'. NN-etlah.
S )JI"illjl
(
T il E :\OH)IA I. 1'01 :\TEH.
\\'hat" .. tlw maucor with \Vanl·, Unimt'1\t "!
It'• all rl~rht :
What'• all rl~ht Y
Wa..J'• llnlmt'nl:
\\'ho ~•'• l'IOY
P- v- r-f-&!
OITI<'I',.. ol th• •ocletiC$ ,.,.. this quarttr are:
Pt'f'l'l. \Vm. Dro•'D. See. fo~ ~huh~:
..·orum.. Preot. J. t'hristen.!K'n, see. 1-"rt'd ~omerl'l.
<.:lt*Oolao. P~s. Ml<oi!l ~lartln, ~- Ml""~ Frazier:
J-\rt"na. Pt"rc Dora Drowatzky. Sf.c. Mablt Mau·
nfnr: O~nna~ Pn.-... \Ym. .\uer. Sec. J. Gla"'"'
1>00le.
Athf"llll<'Wn,
.o\fter Third l\h:~bra f'Xaminativn:
0. S. W•ll. John, hoY did rou rom.- out Y
J. M. - Oh: I ;lfru('k a root. and. by the powef"4..
trouldn't ~out.
G . S. What did you do th<'n ~
J. M. Ct~awltod undtr a radical and ..taytd
tlwre.
Mlllll 1-'!mma Leutcher, who has been l.'Ontlned tu
hee· room durfnsr tht' past two month", ll'l nowqulh:
._,,•er ht•r Ill net~" and wtll Jea,•e for her home "onw
time thl!!i Wt*'ek. MI~A Leutcher intend,§ to ret.u11\
next year to rlnl"'h her cou~. .Yl-c~ Le'!tc-htr'•
many trttnd~ at. :iioehool extend to her tbeir heart·
ft>h t~ympatb) for h~r mldortuoe. and ~joice at
her ruxn·try.
La.st Tuf"4day morning. Profes"'Ur Baeoo•• tum
\\"a n'f'n· .. ..cltf1~ do). and i1 i• ...atd OM can"t
tuU<.'h 1.1.. bu._(Qf' .... with a ~orne (."hy nua.ncf'l claim..
Ttwo Ia "' quaro-r i" tl~ ··fty""lltnf' of thf. yt-ar In
nm..._. •·ayli tlwn 01\f'. :\lao~· lnt~rt~llnl( t\"tnt<i
lakt• ,,lace durlns,r tl't" fa~t t•·o monthot: In t.ct ~t•
man.~· that. a i'umeitnt number or F'rhlay nl~eht~ a"•
...•ltlum U\' ttllabl(" h• liUI)J)l~· tl1e dt•mand. AJ& ftll'
r•~ c,.n lw li~rtal~l the followln.: I~ u hrf<•f
~·al<•mlor forth{' halant.-e of the y{'&r•
rlllt'h ~hoot DI'Ciamatory Cont~<t, ~lay 8.
\\'hhf'W'attr flrfobaw. :'otay 15.
lb:~u.vtru: That it ..ould be to th~ ad\'anta)Ct"
nr th~ Unltt'd !-ttatn to Htablt~h oompltte f'f'('IJln>eh) botw..n th.- t;nltod State>~ an~ C'anada .
D.WATOft.": \\"hhto...tt>r - H~ M. Armoi.tt'OClSC,
11olllltl llnaeh. n. ~1. Whitney.
l>I<'Hn<Polot-<.'. Ol;on. J.:Smlth. an~ J.('lorl•t·
.-n~n.
lnttor ~ltty J:>e.\·lamatory t ~onu.• .. t. !\lay :t!.
Tr<'bl• Cl•l Con(l('rt, llay 211.
Annuol ~:xcu..,.lnn. To the Dell•, M•y :1\t (YI
l'l••• Field Day Toumaownt, Juoc 7 (Y)
IJMt'C.. luuretttto Sennon,
June l·t
)o'onun·Athenueum Debate, June 1r~
Ntohhw play June 1U.
t 'I"""' P..xerelM!'~ June 17.
t •c.meTM•nt•,•mf'nt. shftp..:ldnJii. Alumni llanqut•l,
all
lor ho~. Juoe 1~.
,.rr
(C#oliowJ , . _
7¥ ' '·'
In tho t'acuhr ltht<orlcal• .,.,.. around again.
Profta.!roOr Baron J(&n' the :<hoot an lnt.-f'e§tintc
1alk do...,rlptlve nl a •U.It to Callrorola by blm..,U
and Ml"l. Baoon. The Proles!IOr did eoo•ldorable
nature work while In CalUonlla, and tooh brief
L"''UrA8 In fttaolo.cy. 1\. l!i an tntrancln~ 8tudy. In
whleh onf' ""oon Uec..-omel'l deeply and J.Jen.onally
Say. olld th.,.., ftn~-er< del•• tlw- onl,...,
Or whh iL~ ~nvied rubt~ •hhlf':'
To he• the rock or wear the Kent
l'an norhlnJ[ now &\"&11 to theoa:
ltuo, lithe page or truth they oou~eht.
And t."'mfort to tb~ rnourner brou~lil.
~rhc~ hands a rieher rneec.l lthall cia 1m
'rhan all that •·alt on \Vealth and ):;'turu.•.
tnwre•led.
.t\\• all~t
l~&d~-.
at tht rudlng table ba•• notk~ •
unique 1•ubllcatlon Lhere durln"'thi11 •Hk. h 1~
tht< first. la--1, and only l"'-lue of T!u:TI!A Kr:rrLK.
vubll~ by ~le.ull. Stinson ol New U•boa. It
t~ only f\alt uf a Yf"r1 unique &d\"ef1i..:lnA nwdlurn.
A larvt" tin !<'a kettle ...._. hung upoo a beam lrvm
tho root blgh abo•e the .td~lk. Pri.w< wenJtl•en to
for eorrec:t ~ ol IL• .,..
,...,ltr. The .et>..nl<! worl<od to porloctlon (a• all "'
pu...,-..
It whtther hare or Jothod
teet the path~ or tluty &r'(H)'!
tl from the howeno of t:&."f' they~"~
Tu MH>lhf' aft1iction·!t hutnble ~.
If Grandeur·.;; )(Uihy bribe they s.punlt"tl,
.\nd ~to \'irtue·, C."'l "&umt"d
1~-..e f~l with aol{'i'l"• wlng-~ ~ball Yko,
And trt'ad the pal..,.. ol the •kr.
The~
cnw author of till..: poem l"' u.nknoW'D. h ..."'
found t_..... r~ a .,;;;:Su•Jt"too in a tomb In fAlj{Jand,. )
TilE :\0101.\ L 1'01:\TEll.
HTHLETICS.
Tlw hn"k•·t hu11 'C'tt ..uu dhl nut ttu•n out a,o "'(Ill
•" It pnliUJ,(Iot) at th{' bt"~lnn1nJ{. ltu•~\'t•r. out of
~V~D jC&Qlt" .. M'~U)f'(J Yf' W'UD thl"l'f' 80{1Jo..tthrt"f'
( o~
!,.lnf( .. n<Yllt'd) : and our Ol>poll<'nh' roral
pointe .-.,.~ 1!1: whllt" ou~ '«'l'rt 1/i.'\. U the
\V eyalHII't.~t(a 1-eturn .:anw had ~n pluytld, w~
.. hould havt. without tloubt,tutatlf'U a mu~·h lara-er
majority of sJOiot.il,. h ••"' Indeed a <oot-Vtre m( ...
for1UOf' to Jo:-e t.-o nf thto hl'..,t m(1Dbe..... Of th(>
a
ju~t ht•foN> tht Ja .. t .at•unt~: hut h ••~~,, not
..u c •1H I"((I$On for dropping thl• ilMDW •·ith
"fA
\
UW't"jl&.
\Yt"owt«J \Ve.)&UW'f'jta
&jl&mt'. Our
wt...- ,civi'O a trip and 1.ranw at that place:
and btcau ...• riM' ...-IM'dult'd ~..,... had ro bo po,r.
iJOOetl until late In tlu~ ~•·~.on, WB"'~ nm ,cuftrclt'nt
rau~ for dru&1pinsc lt. It Wfll wntlnut~ dolo)! thi~.
•·• may "nd h hur<l to
..t•lw-<lul~
out.ld• l(amt>•.
walntng our t(\t\m -.dlt l)l• abh• to hoiU hll u-.u
••hh any of It~ cla'!ils. Under th~ elUcit>nl ,uprr.
<l.lon of ML•s Ctrl•h and ~Janag\'r Bron
l<~ t\'ery rea.._~o to belh~,~e a io>lmng &.foam wtll br
turned out. TII('Irt> are "P''er&1 rhHeulou,.ly 1m•·
I'("('Ortl..; U(M>O our ret.-ord buliNin and we shoul1l
b.< ubamed to leav• them the"' 111 rhe ea~ of rh··
tl"'"'
) t &r.
11-.e youna-er 00)8 ~houtd t.rf'·t out and ltam tltt•
rrlrk. of rhe dltrerenr event•. ~·onn I• • dlmculr
thlnf(ro masrer. II rhe youn~ter boys bol(ln wurk
now, when tbey ha,•e aualot"4l full ...trength In an..-r
,.ano riM'y will know the lonn• and can pur all
rh•lrenet'lfy lnru l't'COrd breaklnl(. Tioe ooly rhino:
robe regren~-.1 I• rl>e delay In hcielnnlng the work.
'fhe 8prlntr vacation seems \0 make it inevitable.
hOwever.
n te
"hOI"\ tlme after Y&~&tlO'D Uflt"'
Tbt-tuumameat 1.. anvtlwr tn&Ut"r whtrh W't"nt b>
the boanl. and for no otht-r rt>a ..on than that It
mon ro hurTr wlllrh Is hannlul. ,\ lew day• rE"al
·•atreouou..M'' work at the btoainntng mar Ia) ont•
wa.l'l hu.hlflnhel> po:-t&JOnM1.
orr for the whole season. Quite n few men ha,...
110larted In a1r"{{atly, but we ntetl at least twent>) 11
The tourmmM"nt '"
one of lhl" mo.;t iote,..,,.ttn.c €'\'tnt" of ~ehoul Ath·
wriH. and wu parltnrls n ·alrt'd by a lithe ....hool.
.\lanr ttoam, organi...S and pra<tlt'<'d dlll•..,nll,
fn t".CJ~allun of wlnnlnll Plal't"<>, and h .-.:!'> an
lnjUM\Iet• ht lh~ ho>'JC lhMI t1. ~t·ht-<lule wu.; nut
JJI"ep-1U"t'11.
h mlachl btt li'UJ(I{t>!r~h."".l tl...aHu avoid a rtt.-tthioo
of the default of thl4 ft"Ar. tilt' IH.m.' J)tolltlon l.tw
Athlttlt· A.. ...uc"lati.un for tlw>"
to~rnamt>nt,
and a
t"OmlniU4"f" tk" apax,inh..'tl. a,. Ja_,.t ~·ttt r. tu """'"W
fur h .
·nw v-•nnant .. nlfttn:'tl by Ttn:
kt>pl. amJ will bt-\tllfer\l'tl a,:ratn
Ut'._.
,.taft.. ,
I'OIST~
n~•xt
wi11 hto
'"•r at tl~
.,.,...,
II IJil•ln.c lht• clo~ vf tht> tM"kPI httll ....n.mn. and
tl\ot' ttVf"nlnac of track tralnlnJl. nothlnac rrnft·h loc
''dolu~r" In AthJ.toc~.
A fencing c:lub I~>C a new orgnnh:atlon tn tluJLChoo1. h haie lltarted out whh a membcrlilhlJJ uC
fiMht youn~t ""'n: John Uullht • , 'o.-1n Pard>.
II. Dra~u.,, Lo•l Town-end, D. n-1, G. Plemo
II. Weh,·. and P. Glemer. w .. are as•urt'd rhar
ti1C)' have alro•dy besrun ••Jabbing'' from the lol·
lowing notk"t! which appe.t:u-ed 1a"'t week:
"Fenc:inr cia"·" meel to ,.uttJC at Jl.)'mna.slum at
~::kl l'rlday. (A fact). "
lll•• Gerrish will In·
.. ttutt the eta"'"~•
plf"a<o~U ...
-
practl...
~f'firaltrat'k r!W"eb an- iu
.. il(hl an\! will Prut•bl' two arran~o."t>rd for. Pl~olv
oi JlfM"KI mnr.. rtal loc 11\'ullahlf". anti • •lth fU'Opt_
:r
lo'enclng l,c t~"'mlng more l"•l'u1tu· e'·ery year.
In all progrt'4oilve;;~ehool.s both men',c and wonwn'1~0
lo~. 1~ I• a •vl.odld exe,..,I!N!, t'fil,...
cl•·-•..,.
•Iaiiy lor the back, arm and wrl•r. We hope tlw
c-Ja,oc wilt ~ IJitnnanent and lhal the- girl' ••I H
''Htl'h lhe "'fllrh l'tQon.
87
TilE :\0101.\ L 1'01 :\H:H.
TRA:INING
DEPARTMENT.
GOPHE~S.
Down in the baM>ment, in a little box or l'OUOll,
there is a ~mall h.,.-,wn furr.r ball. Thl~ brt.Jl I~
the ~l7.e of a lemon. and when It Is unrolled
lt li4 se,·en or eight inches lonJ,t from the end or It"
nose to the tip of h~ tail. The fur i!'l of a yellowi,h·white color un the brea:~ot and ~tomaeh. anti
along ltJl back run liel"eral dark brown .,.trit>es. If
~·ou watch thl~ ball for a little while. ~·ou wlll see
it breath. The littl\! animal breathe_,. onc..."t' to our
at bout.
<o~b:ti~.
lt. ts a gos>h~:•·· o•· pouch-rat. as h IJOO JtOmNimt•l'l
called, for the 1"(18)(01\ that it ha~ two JJOUc.hes o•·
pockets, one on tat'h side of itJt fac..."tl'.
These
tKIUCbt's open in.:oold~ the a.ntmal'l! mouth .• He u~e$
thc.,.e to t-arry food in, and they oou't" In ''ery
handy •·hen he stores up food for the •·Inter. 1
ha\'e caught gopheN', and as I ~·ould take them
hy the back of the neck thty woul\1 :ooplt out :o~and.
r think they .,,.e•-e carrying th<" ~and away from
their hole-s. and 1 have often found tittle heap!e of
.,oand which we•-e quite far a war from their hole"·
My gopher i.!i the only one that ~urvived thl*
winter out of • lot of three. He is about-a ye• r
t~nd a half old. aod ha~ spent only two-thirdit of
his Ufe awa\cfo, ne ••HI wake up...and tcta~· awake
for quite a ~·hil(• when t I>Ut him in the 0\'en: but
lu.• wlJl al'i\'AY.Pt s.co to iiClee)> again. ElE" will neither
l"tll. nor drink "·hen he wak\ s up on tht.>~ <x.~h·
.:-'ions. t han·e had many goph~rs in tlw last four
,·eaN: but t 118\'f' ne \·er before keJ)t no~ tried to
k~p one over winter.
There 1~ one dl.§agreeable thinJ.! that 1 c.lo not
Jtke about goJ,ht"nct and that i'i the f~u·t that th~,·
~•" eaeh other. l think it must be due to~~~~·
thing that th.ey need and which the,· do not )Cet
when in l'apth·il>' · I have fil'd thtm e\'(~··,·thinJ:
that ll·Kn think uf llntl still tlu,•>· •·IH th~'·ourc.•aeh
oth\"1'. I had an old nu~ whh eight. younJ(, and In
tht\ morning tht•y Wfl"\' all gonl'. She mu~t. havteaten them, fo•· the,· Wt'l"f too ,.<,UOJC to •·alk, anll
ha ''h\f[ no other· tlOpher:<' in th<" sanw- ChJ:'-"• I thot
her guilt~· and lf't my ):tel er-o•· ha\~e her. Sht"
wa~ morE' lhan a loatch for him. su ithe drove him
up on the lJe•"Ch and i'lU do•"D to eat hi"' t.'Oru; but
1he 1\e'iJ:hbor":« little dOJ: had her for SUJ)J..CI'.
'fltt> ._•• _,. J teet m,· gophers '" quite a good wa,·.
You huve u Jn•ll nod ••ttlk at"Ouod ih tlul' fielt.l
until you ~fi- a gOJ)ht·r 14tlck hi:« he&cl out o f hl:oo
hot~.
SonK"tlme~
a" you
pa-'l~
a hole you
~·111
he1tr them whhnte: va· at other tht't':c you will see
thtm ~hting up :i'tniJ,!l~t •~ a stick near &heir holes:
but when you l"''mt- n~ar them lhey dive Into h.
Thf'n ytm sturr It and all the other hole~ near Jt
with ~tick~ und ~tont,o. Next. tll1 your pttH at u.
anm>1> or mutt twddlf> aml takf' It O\'er ••here you
ha\'t th~ gopht:'l" hnprJ!(oned. You ta ke the :Hickll oa·
~" mt-:oo out of tht- hol~ ht" went hno and I hen pou1·
thf' wu.ter in. and If lw dtW.:i not c..-ome out after put.·
ting the Orlit pailful ln . put in another. \ 'ou do not
want tu pul. a tot or water in for he may be at
~nw othfr hoiP with ht.c noS€" ittltklnJC out and all
your • ·tnt"r t" ,.ottklnJ: Into the ground. Th~ holto
mn,· lx~ onl,• uti bl1t "" you •· tinuer, hut he con
get air thru h. You can J(ene rally dnd 11\ltth holt-11
and ~'turf them Uf). and then the JCOJ)llfr I~ sure to
t·onw out: and DJO h{' {'UIJW>e out put your ha&. O\'er
him and you ha\'t• him. Then put hlrn Into an
old tin can anc.l txond lt ~hut: and if .fOU are &:'1
luck'' a~ I'IOII>t' boy" itl"t•, you • •Ill h&\'C i41X or SC\'tn
,·an.:i &nd a..; many JlUith~r!C to carry home.
\VHA...I~ BOSTON. t-:l.chtll (;n.dt".
TilE
~0101.\1.
POl ~TE l(.
EXCHANGES.
!"\o1nt u1iuur &xchana,rt..S ha\'t> t"~l'l'f>~'~<(t"'C.I a ••hh
lluu. .,._. would
crhicl~
mort and not '-")P,. ..o
tUanyliCood thin):~. ln thi11 is!'lue we wllltle•ott! tht•
fo:X~h•olff' {"olumn to erhlc-bm of our .,·xellaDM"t><e.
\Ve would wf .. h to bav~ the remark..." ta.ktn In tlw
•plrit thor ,...,.... wrltt<'n In- tho d.. l,... to t.. lp. II
we ha•e hf l"f"tofore not e:riticl~ great I! h I.Jt b(h
j)
cau.M" ..._. thought that tl"f Exeban~ Departtl)tl'Dt
wuuM be mol"'' lnt<>re.tlo)t to our •ut>.<-riho..,. II
•·e qavt thtru a ta .. te o f tlw KOOtl thlngli 10 1:w fountl
In otlwr l'ichool papPr•.
•rhe Uw••ary Departtn(lnt uf Tux .+:011'4
i~t
In·
<~tructlv(!. •
•ru~ W ICtUITA ME-~s-.,:-:<a.:.tc l~.'4uetl a '"(lr,v
numbPr for I"'
Ja~t
,.ruwl
••Thfo A•riol Wot of 1111:!. •• In TID< t'YTHJAI'I. I•
t"C.mcludt'd In tht- Ffhruary numbfr. h ha ~ .,._...n a
'' t"ry lnt<'rbotlnr ,.tory.
Tut: lklf4 I" a I,.Jlf'"r that '"" '-"Clited t-ntil"f"ly a.,_
.clrl,.. Ttw p&J>flr, 11rfnt, and anlc.lf'fl • ..._. ~uotl.
Ye bor ~ll tor•, Juok tu your laurf'IJ&: or t>JA> y ou
- ·Ill ,wrdy IJt- l.wMtt>n.
Tht- cla<t.i4 ur U.r.! €,( (.'arrulf ( 'OIJf')l'f! ll'lJ&Uf'tl tht•
la.JOl uutnbrr of Tug (,.ARHOU. F.A;uo. A unlcau••
ftt'UIUrf" of t..~ t~ ..ue I!!I tht- DUDWI"'U:t Hk~tdw,.,
Tht- t• .. u.- I• t.••••r1alnl.r a C'~it to the "lmmOr1af,.. ••
Ont' or our bt•'t rxrhanKt""' i .. THK !'t \'. ( '. ur
:-;t. VIIM"f'tU'~ Collf'llf>. t"hlcajto.
h_,c ,.,on..... arto
ftf\t", a nd ttw C'rltlnl artk-).p... on anthoN. lntt"lkot't·
ruo\"l!tDPnt;l.. t'lt-• • • ....,
scood l'tHry, ...\ Mll'lt·
Det-r Runt.··
,,.. ffillorfol• of TH:P; Nuuca:r are e•~lltnt.
t:.dueatloo •• I• .,..II worth •••fr)
··~ Snobbory of
"'tudeot~
peru,.at.
n,.. funny ( Y)•aylop ofTln:L'K>:S>!KT ore poor.
Tiu~y
ooo.-lit 010811~· or 11llly sllJ)"' that pencon,.
who o...-. lfamlo~r the Engll•h l.enl(ll•!l" woul<l
naturallt make.
TUK SotwAt. Ol:cACLF. oontaln" 11 rcYfew of tilt'
contentli Of thcl Btt_l magazines. Jn thh•W&)' lf~Ud(1 0t"
<•an hllve the h•Ril<'nllon callct! to lll!•l(oodthlnll• In
the puper• thul 1ooy would i>~"Obably no t n·••l
olherwl!lt4'.
ltiKUt" thiM y•ar.
The Alumni Nurnber of TilE KODAK I" ~.-r,v
.cood. Onf' uf 11,. l"''DtrlbutoN wa"' a HW'D'Ilx.or nf
thfl cia•"' of 1~•·-----
ual
Tux (,''RL\i:.CO!'l t.'Ontaio.s a
l~on
W"t"ll writuon.
makt- yot.r 't"Quatnlanct".
(
Ohul t o
THr. SPY.C..9f,\TOR, of Columbla"· Ohto, I• one uf
mar new t!'.ICchan~.
lt. cont ain" a good arth•h·
on Detroh )!unlet pol Goveromenl. Tbe humorou•
port of the poper I• oloo good. w~ woi<:!OtOe you
to ourF..xehanareTable. aod hope to tOntlnue your
&«~ualntanl-..
In THK SPIWTRUW the-re l.ll an &«"UUDt. of bow
~tutlent
trav~lfd
thru
~l.x"teen
t&
Ultrt·N"nL eountrlt•,..
Be did thl• without
<luring o period of two yea,.,.
IIJtf.indlug- any of ht,. capltal: ami, In fact, J&Yt'tl
mnn•y whll• clolnl( lt. If a pen<on I• willing lu
••ork, he ran 14f'C-Ure the hroatl t"tlucatlon tha i
tra,•f.\1 atrord,c, ttven It he ha~a nut money.
Tw; I'ORTI.AI'ID IJJOH SCHOOl. ( ARDINAL , • •
bri11ht n...,.,. poper. Tbe•tor! •·IJowSc-1•~~«~ Won
tho Oa~. •• wh leh oppeared lo tho )lal'l!h numbor.
I"' mrl"f'l1 a ·dlgh&ty eonden..'l:f!d fonn or a "tor,
I hot OPI,...red In TllJ: YOUTHs• l"OXPANION a
Mnpl~ of ft'AN ago. ~o t'.~h. t~ tlh·tn, ho• en•r,
lu I loll poper: and oo It I$ plotclari.,n.
0
Mrs. M. E. Phillips-Moore's
PRIVAT~~
SCHOOL Ot'
DANCING. POUH lRAINING,
.
VHYSie1\L euLTURE 0~ ,
Oaooto~ Ia an an. No~hlog chArACWrhea &he ;
lad,\ or gentleman at much a• tentH'! manner"• pc•· E.
Jllt!~' and &.:ruo str:Aeeflllne-e.!l. Awtc:w•f"dnest It 0
1nntt. treq_ueo&ty e:a u--..od b! locOri"('JC·t bat.h• of 1"'"' 1
•Ilion aod mollon. I~ It then high I! lmt••r'lAn~ a.
10 foMD eorreot babl~ of 111011...,.,,.. ,,., ,,, ,.. 1..,.. ~
flble. Notblnl' ft more erm•.eou' 1.han \0 lnpro~te _,
tba~ ~he olmp.l o prae&loo of 111., •arlo•• d~- ,.,.... ~
.uee graeefutoe.a. Careful l.r.lntng In t.bv varluut ~
movement.~ nt dan~lng Ia ver,v et.enll•l.
Pu,-.n,
t~hould
00 taught. wh•l c-on8lltUICI &rue KtAoofnl·
ne11, and edue>ol<!d VI an app....,la•lon of tho higheat t!Xpreeetona o r lntelllgt!nee and \:UI\urc lhat
can bo given by meaoa of motion.
\\'Ill reel room• tor ...teclo pa1'\IH or c:lubl.
CKREMBS Rr BRO GENERAL BARDWABE,
1
(I
GUNS AND AMMUNITION.
1
h I• FMlly Warra• te4 . aod with can=,
WI!!UEL PIYI!R,. I!TZ, AflHt.
Hadcock & Rood,
Dr. 0. M. Houlehau,
DENTIST.
DENTISTS.
Stmas
Polat,
lis.
Onr
Postomce.
Stmas Pollt, l is.
Ollce, 436 ltll.
XPECI'fNO ~ receive a fair eompen•atfon
fo r lu .erviCM, and without P"'len.., of gh··
ll)g oomethlng for nothlnr, lhe
E
WISCONSIN STATE BANK
OF STEV£.'<8 POn."T; W IS.
wndero Its oenlce• ~ &bo.oe wbo apprtCiaw ca...ful and promp~ aervlce and tnwlllgent allel\lfon ~
~•"""• believing &hal, being equipped whh all&he
faellltleo o f a modem b a nking houoc, II ean be o f
real oervfce 10 &he bu81De08 public.
OrnoEHS-J'. P. Mallek, P""'·; W. f'. Collin•,
"-::!!~t'd:"'~~~~~~·~lall<k. John
l.oogbothom, a. o. Bal<enOD, P. RotbDOao, w.
CauldJ.
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