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POINTER
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SOUVENIR
JUNE 1902
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FRENCH: YGAMPBELL & CO.
.. ....... Books,
""""" Perriod ieals,
~ Sehool S upplies ,
Fine Stationery,
AATI8T8' M ATERIALS, ETC .
We urrr • • 1-re lle.- " ' c-e•fH'llee4'rt ••d I Jpr•
tulll•l '•ppllu .
l~'urc:u.cl t'kt•f• l n.• lA~: a SP«<I'II)'.'
) 4('..1 \ bi'-''St
l JTe' ve
E. A.
The leadmg Jeweler.
t1oo " ••
OEAUlR~
t
111 Strongt AH!
Ta,ylO I'
/lro~. ,
Drngqis ts.
A . ,J, CUNNEEN •
CO.,
Men's Furnishers and Hatters
.....
IN
ti\' EilY and
llOAilllllW
11 • .f' J . I)
~:~:uSo~,t~~t!';.::!:",~.
l * ~,·he you to OJJiell
llut we tlu e lalm to mako tho 1~t finished
P hoto& In Stc,·cus l,.olnt.
t:h~o UJ a t•all a nd 00 ron,·hu'e41.
au account with
for infvrn1~u a·onl~ruiug our wetltOtl of
r\!\'t•hlng tlcJJoOSil.li, our rnlt•,. for upcnlng AC'(.'UUIII~.
uur uuwncr or mnkl ug lorm". our rates of lnt<•re!'lt.
To aurwy th o lmsin~ o f haulo-.iug Is somuthlni( of t\
myah.•ry. We are alW:\)'If J,thul w c-<pla.in to our eU\•
lOIIII.'" anything they do not clearly uod<>r"iUuul.
F IRST NATIONAL BANK.
STEVEN S POIN T. WIS.
Els t abl1s'b.ed i n J.SSG.
Perscriptions filled
night or day by
MEYER DRUG CO.
Chemists l Druggists.
........ &ill Ptftidto:...
• • J. ,..-.._., Vic. Ptaiddt~
t .• A. K~bl Uool·hepc-,,
Capital, $100,000.00.
lUll D!POSITORY. COUNTY D!POIITORY- CIH O!POliTORY.
NORMAL I CHOOl D!POIITORY.
G. RESSLER , Citizens ~R~!~~nal
C.,\ , l h-..cbr.
$The Main Strut$
PHOTOGRAPHER.
U.!.
VV ..[);,not feel at all b~·wL.wanl about '"king
OUHH.I ,\ ', I'Np• .
our work.
Wo prefer vthcnl to do It for us.
Stereos Point. Wis.
. -- --- -- ----
l..t3•1inJt U,•tel in tbe Cily. Hates 12 per day
Sle31ll lleau'\1.
El..,lri< l.lghl•
L:p-t<Mial•
WJo; a~ not in 1hc habit of bo&Jting about
STABLE
l'f'Cf&bt •.d 1'n••fu UJiot.
~!!!! 1)5, C~RYf.T5,
CU~~Afi f:{OUSE.
Citizens· Tonsorial · Parlors. E.
BATH ROOMS} N . BERENS,
IN
PROP..
CONNECTION. Slmns Point, Wis.
( o.
BALL & NEUnANN,
CLOTHIN~.
H ~T5 ~ FINE: 5 HOE:5.
gul it:tnd
Telephone tt-l
f'ou.t <A' ' ·
The Wide ~wa~e ~etaile~~.
bitT
tlw JJe.<Jt.
'17 \I IIII a .., •
~'"~ta'
JI Hb rt ~ e &- S H~ rrreR
Got II .
It~
f'lt.tl,ta:
.,,
tl •
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U I~ anythlnJrln the liut or llrug,. or nny of ahe
nHlOY k1n,l• of good.!f tb:\ldru~:ghucarry. we·,·e
Prescription Compounding Is our Specially.
A~ENBERG,
0
t:.
I.-is BriU
WcO.II
f-
J. Pl.'"'·
Bank.
R. A. C:.W.:.
J.U .\. W~~n1 .
D. f.. '"-""·
W . W. i\l hchc.ll.
STEVENS POI NT. WI S.
H. D.lVIcCULLOCH CO. Ltd.
\
\
'B. S. ELLENWOOD.
13icycle Livery and Repair 'Sbop.
__!.!!· 138-4.
Books, Stationery and School Supplies.
742 Strongs
A•e.
D. A. AGNEW,
DR UGS AND MEDICINES.
The South S ide J eweler
E . :1:. T O .ZXER. d3 C O.
Fine W a tch Repairing n Specialty.
.ft'l• t tJih " t ' li''·
JOS. M . MOZUCH,
Groceries, Stationery a nd Confectionery.
Twu UftH: '-.s ..outh and west of rh~ Normal.
\\'., enrry " full line ur ahe
be;;;t
lt thf ••l•ll'"l l:t')l:tstand fitMogen oun•
vany Ill I he worltl.
Assets. $3?5,000.000.
Surplus, S54 OOO.OCO.
Income in 1900. S60,000.000.
F l RST In " ''tory (>lo!it'nll:t.l <'nmp~ri.§fln
CONTR ACT S lihe,.l.
PROTECTION ab>oluto.
INVESTMENTS l''"tltr~lol"·
W M. CU I,V t:n . • · Stm·cns l'oltn.
'I'll ,. ,.
.•
lAbird Ia lbe band Is worth 110 iD lh ba;b 1
I
FOB.
C.ife Ins u rance and
Endowment . . .
I
j
With Guaranteed Dividends
HENRYCLAR7,s~;~ns Point, Wis.
101 P11Wk Squn.~'" tt~ B..k.!:!.:.__
s.,,,., Pot••· w,._
JOliN SCKffilTT.
T !!!O FINE J:tRT T):ti L0 R .
0~ Hnu<e Block. ~lotn c;t,
STEVENS POXNT, "WIS.
~It
Buy Only
BENNETT'S
BREAD
•
I• m.. lc of tho ,,.,t
nl whol•"•lll" mntor·
I
ial• It I• n mot•ltln•
mh:(l!tl bn.•ad 1Uul li
fr.,..._,. fr'Otn ('UtlltUHilln•
~ 1: ~tcl l::!lt.tni'Cing ntul
11
1(101- 11101.
U 11 ion Oentrctl 1/ife
Iu s tt l'ltii Ce Oo1npetn?J·
A,..,, ...,
GIVE US A CA LL.
rue:us.
The Mutual Life of New York
MEJ ROErANT TAJ:LOR
.-1.-o Art T r ilori ng n Sveclah.y. <:h·e 1114' n (•ttli
and r "' Ill ~;,UC~::l,•.~ct-t"~:~~!i~~.' ~~ Quttlhy
T ... W,~ 4.••'-lc. . ,.T, .. -..
t...._n.uat Ji!.en.lti
••niJ·'•• •• ,.._
,....J' .. A'"'nu
GUSTA
V W. REIN, ~~!~~
}......,• •,. BWc • ht.Gc $tu-"t.
C. KREMBS &Bro. General Hardw~re
Cutlery, Guns. A mmuo1t1on.
SPALDING'S
GLOVE
FOOT BALL GOODS·
W . H . TROWBRIDGE,
Shoe Dealer.
A ...
and
-:u; (' hun:h
Boaster
WRIST '"' .c . . - .
(ur
t'uUIIh
SUP·
PORTER
Dal&n<d by H. B. CON IBBAR, Tr.iner,
Univ<,.hy ol Chiuco.
IIIUI"C
1h~11
~uur
~ou1 h ~id('
-
""'\\{Tj~ '0\l..Qi:n .•
4."0Utalulug
fruit
G. N . UAitl
LYMA N SAYS
I h.• d•u'" till' IJ.t•-...t
S1 r."t•t
i:Sl("'V'('l\t:; P O i l U ,
\ )U};U\_I
ft
W••r".
CATE& DAHL,
\\'t'l1. J;(' s••o.
~~!~.~~~~::~ :!.:.";~~~:~!uii;, !:t:~~;·~~,~ t\·\~i~r::i t.;' LYMAN
1
r.~~·~~~. ~·:~~ ·;he. b~~~.~~~~.·:1·:~;~"iu' ",·.·~:.'",~:;-' ~~~~.·.l:;
le:llht•r ..,,..,, "ul'l,.in,·r. "bh·h fort_u .. tlw UJII'('r I","
lllt:hly \ '(liUIHelult··· hy tho phl yt·r~.
M:ulu ror
riJ.tlll ur ldt lmau1.
·
""
Our now ~tylo Foot U:1l1 Pnnts IH\\~ <"ttnc fo;triJI'\
ror Jln'Hl'\'tlun o f thlglh
Wl,li"C
rOOT BALL BELTS FOOf BALL JACKETS
SHIH UUAHDS
ELA ·TIC ~UPPORTERS
.~.H.~.t•f•>
~.~«.
~~~~~~~•.,..,~·"r~.~~~~~ ~~~~~""'""' ..r"
:O.h•tt).:"'
(;f"iUIHI
Olfid.ll F- &U Wide f0<
1901, Eall<d by Waltu Comp. Prl« 10<.
JOSEPH GLINSKI,
Tailor
~hOtl ~ orlhf"r."l Curnt'r uf f'uhtit~ StfU:\R'
:Jon Mai n ~tn'4lL
!">h•\'t•u ..,
Pulnt. \\' li
E. C . ELLIS,
South Sif/p 1'omwrial A r fi.vf.
1\. l; SI'ALDIN( ; &: IIROS
ll ~ttetpM;unl.)
CIIICM'i!)
o•~svt: w
lta..t.....-Catai"'CIM ef t·vM U"ll•"'-' all Athlrtk-1'1""''
tn;w \ 'UN K
.... ••••1M"tt"'
I. C. NEWBY.
OCAI fR IS-
Fancy and
Staple:~r ,• ceries.
co,ars.
F'tne P'ruu• n Spoel•lly.
1001
SOt c~v<~~'llili
r-c>iJ"l.t. -
Hf'"ilt l ('IU"(t-41~
Flour ""d Feod
Gttoeetty.
('hun·h ~1 .
Tel. 63
a
H . C . MOEN,
UE,\1 &It I N
~ingsbutty ' s
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Flour and Feed .
Td 110.
t
31'; 319 Cl:.rl... Street. M
nlt!'r flf
St<-V<'>uo Polnt. VVia.
Sc.f1o011, Prop.
f)j,,i.,ion Str<-el n<-:.r \Yiscon>i n Ccn . I O<'f>OI.
T.-1 119.
The Right Goods at the
Rig ht Prices Always.
SOUTH SID E.
The E. FRANK FRUIT STORE.
Physicians ancl Surgeons.
o;-.-. ~ru.t, ~ .. ~
HOTEL DE!-:EY.
WJao,;.l U::t:l l'l.
DRS. C VON NEUPERT,
T obacoo and
vv.
Flonr,
L endiun JJi erch rlll f
loot '"'II
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THE PHOTOGRAPHER .A. ttorno~s at L a
Ah·-· HHC hlu(•l frum ~l :.in ~ •..._....
um,... on·r l'ft1~·n<ro :\aliomd U.,'lnl
Fruits, Vegetables, Conreclionery. Fresh Oysfcrs, Ci~ars, Tobacco. Etc.
l k•twf"('n Clw:tp
J o hn '~
,.l )1•1• Str«t
n.n.-1 KuJ.I Bro... •
Slc.,'t-•' l'oi"'· "'•"
H .J. URBAN,
7'ou tw l'ial
'11•ir.l. ~13 Sarougs Ave.
Pm·lor
St(•\'{'n~t p,)iut. \\'t"
Boys, &ive me a call.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
STEVENS POINT, WIS.
NEW BUILDING : THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED.
ALL MODERN AIDS: APPARATUS: LIBRARY: COMPLETE
GYMNASIUM.
A lar~e corps or experienced teachers fully abreast or the times. A large
attendance or earn~t. advanced
students who are actual tec~chers.
The new wing now completed adds
one-half to the capacity of the
building.
Three Adv•nced Cours-e., two yMtnw,. for lfu.u
~1001~ C:.uut \Tt~"i arHI VTIU1ftt"t1111J)('If•nl .. tu•lt•nl•
.
::=i·~:.:;~'~'.~~~ lu•IJ, .... in ...,.ien~ L.anpasr
,,,,....
Dlptom•. '"'Juhalt<ttt t•t urt: "iTATK <'t.HTU't• · \Tt
Elementary Cou.-.e. two re~ for th•N• hul!llnte
ecnl tit'at,... ••r fl:'"'"inK cntntiu.-e l''lllllimul•m"
BETTER PREPARATION FOR BETTER TEACHING.
Elementary Certltlcate, '"fluh·nlt•nt
Itt l.t\ltft,t•
srATY. ('MIHIYit' ATV., (t,r lh ' t• yean>.
Common School Coun1e, (on1• yt•Jar. , fur .. , ...~·ln l
ht•ut•fh It( lhU"I' \\)tn 11111"1 U.•:u.. JI "IMlO,
.
.•
.::;~.~r:':rr.e~ ~:.::::: ;:::.~.~b:~~~~·.r,:~~~~ ·:~:~
~b:i:~W~~-• •;.·,:;:~~~~ ~ormal
tH('h._.,... or '"''"''
Se-lection of .Sludla JWnnitter-1
:u··•rAh'•· ,. ,,. lttiun ...
t•• u...-hflr"''
un•h·r
New Cla..c• f"rm..,.l four timt"'fl to.al·h ,., ..._, iu
n•-:trl) ,., •·I') .. uhjo"4·t iu tlw '"'HI"'"-' uf ... tu•l.\ ,.,, •·J•f
l .:tt1u. t,..runn. lln•l """'''"~han'"'"'' 'ti·h·un· "'"'''' ..
The r1uruh•ni l~o~·Kiu S•w. 4, JAS :!4, A I'll It, M
Board ''.! W '" ~a 00 l"'r Wt'4•k ; u111"4·h•,.,l dl'tr.c•·'
i',~"~!~~~~~~:i·',!~;~ . ',l.~l;::l,:·~~~~t,•~;~ ,;~·;~~.~~~•JC ~,',' ,',~!:.~•;u .~:~~~~
M'•''"...
tiun n;, ,.,... ,., ftt•r "'-.•1.. ur It'"" in J•n·p:.trnthr~
\VrHe f••r •·•n·uln~. ••r ttr.Trt!H 'ITtl,l.. • ""'~ •hlluit••
,,,,...,tluu .. "'"•Ill 11.11' Jl.trl of lhu JIIC·hooJ .,.,,,."'
get At1
illllllt"hllh'
1";Jj'~~~1.:)Prt••ldenL
••••I
TUf;llOS II l' llA Y.
Ste.' t:OI Point, \\'1.,
M
RS. MARY DAVIDSON BRAD·
FORD, Suporvleor o f Prac tice
Toac k lng. Mrw Urad lord It a na tive of
Wbeoo&in, Pari•. Kenosha rouoty. being
her blrtbplare. ::iho rec.!lved ber early
training In the Kenosha f<!hoolo. She then
taught in counlry tc:booi!J and later did
work at K en<bha 1\ fter a year M the Os.h·
L.~b uormml lib" tAUJ(bt In tbe Kt:uosba
B.
T H ERON
Proeldo nt.
PRAY. Our
Mr. P rn y
lfntilunt("tl
the Unh·cnity o f
('l 1 k3~u In tliOU. ret.'eh•ing the de·
<
tn\tU
l(t't.'t' 1\ . M. In ttJ72. l l"iii-'W he
" lk'lll lu a law nOlc..-e in llutTalo.
N \' lie "M after"·anb su<-«·..,h.ly l>rlnrll.-1 or a J!"'ded
~·hunt ln )li(•higao:
fin~ yean
pruft'"'""''r uf mathematit"' and
•~"6tutH
J OHN W. LIVING STON, lnotlt u to Conducto r . Pro foulonal Ro.
vlow.. Mr t.hiogsloo i.'f a oa th•e of WiJCOo&ln
Ue graduated
)'ritu:iJJ::tl uf Wayla nd
al·•demr. lkB'cr Darn. Wis..:
from the r laue•lllo normal and bepo biJ ..-ork u a wa<:htr In th•
prlnd1,.1 of high «·hool •t Toruab
vlllo i<hool>
euHI lfttt' r ac l ~s• \'er l>am: pro·
feuor of mathem atlct at Whi te-
wa ter normal. J,::ucr he ttt'l ('<l as luttll uw conct uewr and thc u RS l' rofe5$0r
of J)()l hleal economy ntl he saruo Atllool from I~ to t @U~.
lie was fo r tbn.oe
or the U.oard o f Examl ncril fur h !IH:h er •' State ccrtHicatet:
tu nl lu 18W was v residcnt of the Wiscontl n '1\·aehen' u5oolat1on. He was
a l10 a fn..-que nt cou trl buwr to tho Wl~msln Juuru~l of t:.ducatiou ou qu t~·
t lons relatlng to t eacbiog watbeuaat1r. a nd ch•lo At tho orga niulioo o f
1hh .choolln tatt be wu elect ed M it.- preiJdent. An untlriug U!&l aod eo·
trgy bave t<tr <baracterlud hi• la bon here l'atltntly be hu pointed ou t
that • h1th ••• for the best iote~li uf all. Per..e.,.eringl)• be bu a.trh·ea to
mak e of ut uot oaty tt~acbent.. but » ES a nrl W0311ES.
)'Cnt8 tl UlCUihc r
hl" h ~ hool lor a time Afte r the deotb of
he r lauiband lu l&fl sho resumed her work
M a teaehf'r
In 1801, ot tho o pe ning o f t h\s S<"hool. ah6 became rrltlc letu:h·
c r it1 the gmuu nar deamrunc ut anti a fter 11 year aC.."CeJ)te<l tho 1>01tltlon 1he
now hold11. !fer teal a utl e uthulfia~ m for tbe tea cbcrt• work hru•c llt.~o the
Juspiratiou of C\'try ltudcu t o f lhc acbool.
l>ud~e·
lie taught there eleven yearw. •pending bll •unuucn iu
atudy in Cbieago aud New York. tbu•
aupplc mc otlng
his
normr.1
t raini ng.
He nex1 &er\'C.o(l as .tJUJ-.crlotundc nt of
&ebool s iu Spart.a a nd from thcl"\l crune
w blo work hero In 181!7. Among the
many good r08nlts of Mr. l,h,lug•tou•• Ia·
lorw here (aside !row work In the eh•u·
ruom) for which the itudeou baf ~ eau&e
w feel grateful Is t he gene ral •xeelleooe
of our rhetoricaiJ aoct 1he IUc.'ftU of our
lecture courses.
M
RS. ALICE C. CLEMENT. D lreetor
o f M u•lc. lin. Alice C. t.,tment was
boru in Ann Arbur, llith. ant'l thtre pused lhtfirst twenry ft"M"'' uf bt"r lift-.. ...,Wuatlng fr"m
OSEPH V. CO LLINS. Mathomallee. Mr Collin• I• or Srotcb·
l r!•b. German and f:n~IIJh d...,.-nl and
Wft"~ born At \\tomrer. Ohlo
l..ater be
Mh·higan uuln•l":'lh)• in 1808. Much of thl!i~ time
\'1.'1.\S ~'~I~ nt In llHI!illr Olitlldy. :ul!l lhruusch fh•c or
gradoalt."<< from the \V008ter unh·enhJ'.
tJtup:ht for lh'c yrt\r"'4 in hs Jlr'Cpannory
!l&·l•nol :t.nd thf.'n tllcl 1wo ft'tu·~· gntduate
th~
yC!tu'li' lih4.' tlllNI
nlllli(H'' OU" enga~cmen~
J
a1
w••rk in n:uuhen1:Uk'i ami pby,ies '"
Jnhn llopkio5 uoh·t>nlt1
St.'C:l be
tnngbt in J-fa .·~llnJN ffill~ge. ~rbra•ka.
anti la1er in Mtamluoh·enhy. l-Ie bas
ronN>Mo( In Ann Arbor. Yp5ilanti •nd Detroh
an•l
A.tC ••I~•
ArLur.
("''•ntralto of (lu.ant•tle <·holt!J In Ann
f'rum 1t"'3 to 18$.; she tausrht
(~enn.an
aod hls«>ry In tl.. l•hpeonlng High ocbool. spend·
lnst her ~atnnhtyi ten•·hinJr at her ''oe-1\1 lltn<llo in ~1 arqueue. In J ul.r.
I SUS. ehe mnrrh.·d Prv•f. W . K. <.;lt~nlcnt. hend Hf nncicnt l ftn~uR ge.-. clc·
J.Hlrtment of ldnhu uniVl'l"l'lity. and ~1wnt 1hroo yeftrs ftt Mo~'O"'· ldnho.
l'{)ndurting t'hllffren'e elas:.s-es in wwAI mu,.il· ftml n.~i.criog to th•• ruu.31<'
•lep3rtment of the univentity.
Ont• yt'ftr was spent In votal
~ttHI,Y
l~n in his JH'c!ii"ut flt'31tlon .8ioee the
npcnlng ut tllo l'dloul ill 18n4 llt•l,o lhu tuuhor o r tl ton hook of algebm
:uu l hu 'vrhwn IU v:trl .. wl tluuoA fur t he '-.. l ut•nllont\1 r.•vlows.
MISS M. FR. A NCES QUINN
ln
i~
a n:tth·e of Stevens 1-.oiot anfl J'e'·
She began
at•pn!ntleeshlp 10 tbe touo1ry. &I
t't'h·._.,.l ht<r l."lnr:tliuu In the tmhrit" St"hoob of tblj t"117.
t.'hit-.go aod ru. thtt Mnserl"atorl(-. of muc-lf" in YJ)'ilantl. ~~~~h. and
~J)ftkant". \\'a•b. In ISW ~'"' C'lemt'nt ~'u nlftred the pMition nf tnch·
t•r Qr public .ehool music methv<l• anti ,lght •in~tinR in the Uoh·ershy or
teachiuJt a1 an t"arly •Re. ~t\ lf'k h~r
Mh·hi$l'An ~··htK)I nf Musi{', "'h1ch tthc hchl one Yf"llr. to lca,·e only Hn ac''eptin, her t>re4Wut po.!hiou 1.! te"''hfr of ruu ..ic in tho normal. Here
"lhe h~~ t>eoeu partkularly acth•e 1u f>I"HmotlnJt the IUU_!ical Interest A nul
on I~·"'· tht o~W•houl but of the ,,-hy.
8hC WM HJIJ.-•illh'tl nit it- ttf th ~ lnl\•rml--..lltth• g mde"' Of thO llntNICO SCh OOl.
MISS LUELLA T\IPPE R. D rawi ng • •
:\H.,! ·ruppt•r joinl-.1 nur fn('ulty at tim
ht·'tiuniuat of till"' yrar. She 111 1\ R'I'JUiul\lf
of t-:tron l n.,tltutt, uf Uruoklyn. f;ht• hl\01 tMtglu
In tluo t}llltlt(• ~·h•tOI• nf f)(•o\•er Atul In the
normal 1\.'hunl at \\' inonft. )llnnt'~IA..
state
Ht-r metll()ll• male tlra" io~t nne "'
ante!t subjt(ot" In lhfO c.•urw.
th~
plf!lbro\
many tt•twh~n dn
f\
Shr ,.t1 ...-w1111nl• tAnJlhl in Steven! l_.olnt and
Wa..!
tillin.-
Kllltnlmtr l(rJUit' Jlft.!Ohlun \\h••n, "' lhf" ()JJICDing or tho normal Khoot.
F
RANK K . S ECHR..IS T . Lltore..turo "'"d Rheto r ic. ) l r
~hrht 1.. t\ Pcun"."'":auh n hy hlnh
llelaU.hL In t11.ttric--t schnol.t
fQr a lime an•l 1h.-n t\lh:lltlt"11 cht• ..uu~ nnrmal -rhuol. prepara1ory to
enltrln.- IMfayt ·tl~ c.. •llt>ge fl.,. scrafhuu .... t from lhf'! fflllf'f(e In 1St! an•l
IU(Ik IM~I gnuhJ:\It' " '"rk In llu.• nuure ttn•l philol~~y under Prof. Franri8
A M1u"1'h. lnklug thu 4h'UI'1~ uf Ph. 1) in 18!18
l-luhl 1h" ••hull· nf f: ug ll:dt ll t~•I'Rtur• · iu l ,t~<•k
I-IA\'t•n ~turmnl sch("•l. I~Ui. IUOO. {.. Hulng here
lhcu Ln till tht: '' atunry "" " ..."'' l•y 1he n-..iJ{nl·
ti•m ''' ~lr ~yln~..le.r OurloJ lhe ...., ,..ar bt'
hA.! tau~rht buth lilera1on- anti rMttlric here.
He lt
A
mt-mbt-r ut the Modt'rn l.anKtJage A~
elatiou of Sunh A lerica.
/
VIRGIL E. HcCASK ILL, Biolo#Y· ~lr. Me·
Cuklll wu born In Knox Co.. Ill .• 1866;
mo•·ed to Mluouri at tho ago of ten. and al·
M RS. HAllY V HUSTAilD. Auiato.~t in
E"'l it k. Mrw. Muttanl I• a teacher of
rich experi~oC'e aod b tbe uotiriag frieud of
tbe •tudenu uotler ber c.arc.
M ISS KATHAiliNE R. PRAY. L"tin.
MIO! !'ray graduated ·from tho
Whitewater Normal iu 1893. Ourinll
1"1)4 ·~ abo tAught In the Whlte,.•atcr
blgh aebool In I~ and 11<97 .be at·
h~ut.letl tbe L;ah·enily and since Jaou·
at')'. llloo, bO! bad charge of the IAtlo
teruateJ1 Wi\rked oa a fann aod au.eaded
couatry tcbool1 uatll teftntt~to. wbe.o be at·
attended abe \\'~ rrensbui'J( atate aonnal one
~nn and tbeo bogao teacbl•l!· l.at~r he fio·
!shed bl• eourwe at tho normal and In 1888
entered Ohio Wealeyan uoh•eroity, graduatinl!
from tho cl ..•lcal cout'I4J In 1803. w.. prin·
Ci)>t\1 Of thO COIHilU1 rcl~tl d(l.J)ltrtWCDl tbcre
durlug 1g03-4 . ltee.;lved dcgreo of A.M .. Juno, 1803. ~:ntur<.~l Unlvun~lty
of Chicago lu 181U . lkgan teaching hero In ISW. lk-c.lvcd l'h. [). from
0 tV, U .. June. 1M. Spout live ,ummers Jn f"CiCal"'('b worlr. at \Vood.s
lloll. M .... ; two additiona l teruu at Chicago unlven~lty lle<'eh·ed de·
groe of Ph 0 In bloiOjO' from Chicago in June. 1110t. lie haf eudeartod
hiwoelf t o the •tudenu of tbe aebool by bit ~aluable encouragement and
~lilaure In athlctia
department here.
Au it t o. ~t
in Dr•w·
M ISSin,.CARRIE HcC. HUGHES,
agraduotoof the Cooper
Mis:~Hugbesb
M ISS ALICE £. GREGORY, Critic in Gr• ll\·
mar Dcpat1ft\enl. It a l(radunte of tho
(kw{'S(O. N"w \'urk. l'llttlo nurmal and trainIng s..·hool. 1803: l'h U. Uuh· •·•~hy of Wli\Cun·
si n. IUOI . Ml'" Or"K••ry hal tnught t\t f'crgus
J.""alls. Mlun , JHiul'lpl\l uf grtunmur grades:
instr"rtc•r In MlmwttJ.,•II"'i l'h,\' tchools: principal of Arllnalon .-t•b•tul, Jth~cn,hlt'. Callfnr·
nla: melh(MI ami •·rhlc t ..a,•ht•r, lAtS AnJltles
normal; ln»lfUC"Wr In the Culv~n.hy uf li la·
ueao1a •ummer .t•bufl) fnr teachen
lnotltute licbool of U...lgn and
Norutal S<:hool. S be
wru a teacber in Mione·
a poll a befol\l corning
here In 1!100.
CHARLOTT£
M ISSGEitRISH,
GyG\•
n••tiu . Mlu Gerrish ls
a graduate o f Dr. Sa,..
gent't Pbytical Traioiog
S<:hool ol Caw bridge. Mau. Sbo bfgao her
"'ork here lo tbefall of 11101. The gywouiu01
work ha.s pro.pered uudtr her aupervisioa.
of
the l'rang
G
ARRY E . CULVER, Phyalce.l
Sclencea. Mr. Cul~erwu born In this
•tate. llo attended the public a<boolo and
graduatecl. fronl the \Vbitewater normal io
18:4. lie t&lljlht o few yeors and then
studied 6CICnM'. chemiAtry anfl sccolo)(y at
1-fo.r,·tutl aud at the Unh~crsity of Whtcooslu.
lie next t&nj!hl8uc<:essl<ely in llclolt Col lege
and the Unlvero1t1 of South Dakota lie next .. rved as l..,turer on
geology at the Unh·erohy uf Wlt<»n•lo. lie has held his pO!itlon here
Jince the openinjl of the aebool
Mr. Culver bas aloo dono much general field work. llo hu JCrvod
on tbe stato Aurvcyl of Nonh and Soutb Dakota. Mioocsota and Now
JcrJOy. was cm)lloyed by tho Unltod StDICI government In on artesian
well our<cy and JCrvcd one year on the United Stal4S I!COIOj!ICII survey.
ALBERT H. SANFO RD, H loto ry, Government e.nd
P o l lllce.l Econ o m y. Mr. Sanford was born In 18116, •• Platteville. He gmduatcd from the Plauevlllo oormal In 18Sol. taught three
yeon as ·a..\Jtao t lo the Oodgovllle 111gb school and then entered the
l;olver-sity. graduating In 1801. He noxt arte<l .. principal of tho WIJeonsln AC~demr. ~la<lloon. and during 1892·8 did Rmduate work at tho
Unl•ersit.y In bl8t.Of'1 and eoouomlee.
1893-~
In
he otudlcd In tho j!r>duote school In
IIAn'!lrc..l uuh'CI"81ty. being scrr\(lulltC!'fl whh tho
degree of A. U. In t89-1 he took up hlo
tn't•sent work at Sle,·enJ Point.. lilt patient
work in behalf of tbe debating lntemtA of
tbe i<honl has made llr. Sanford particularly
esteemNI by the tlndenta.
MISS ALICIA DE RIEMER,
G oo,re.phy. Mlil De Riemer
~traduatl!d from Smith academy. Hatfield.
Ma~.• in 1800 anti eompleu~d her educa·
11t1n at ~mhh eoll~a:e. Aher ttft.chln~t for
six yeaN. in nNicr to 1~r feet hcr8Cif alonJJ
Jfl\lned permi""'lou 10
l'pet•lalize at th~ U. S Weatber Uurtau
llOtl Geojtn.phical SurTt\' at \\"a_,hiogton.
IJ'-~rnvhic lin~. P~hc
D <'. and frequentlr eontributl!d artl<lco
to tc:lenti6c magaz.lnu
For oearJJ two
ycaro oha taught at tho Central 111gb kbonl. Wll!lblngton. SuMequently
aha took oounJCS lo phy•lology 1\t Cornell unl\'cndly and s ince 1000
bu had cbftrgc of the goof(mphy dt•partmcnt ;u
thl~
normal.
N ANNIE R. GRAY, German. Mi .. Gray was born at Charles·
ton. Ill.
She IJ a graduste of the State Normal unlverolty,
llloomlngtoo, Ill. Sbe taught RYe yean~ in the grammar school• of
~latooo. Ill.. and or Mont• Vbta. Col.,.
Later abe taught lo the
tllgb school• of l>eeatur and Aurora. Ill. After tb!J. d~lricg to ~rfect
beraeU In 1hc Gf!nnan language and 1iters1ure. she went to (:ermany for
that puq>Ose. · Durin!' tho years. 1~-6 she
refthlcd In Berlin nncl
on hor 81Udle.s n1 the
Vrtt~tleu.
t"ltrrylng
JereA t ,.. hw~ttl o n al
ln.sthutlvns of thO!e chlr'4. In ttHIG she
eutered thiJ tcbool ._. crhlt" tcact1er in tbe
Grammar crrades..
Otarloa tht JX'3t rnr
Mw Uray ha• batl ehai"IC" of the G"rman
department.
FITZ Gt:II.ALD,
M ISSCrllitJOSt:PHINt:
and Praclice S\olpeniaor.
Ml&ll JoSCJ)hine ..11z Genald wu born lu
O•h•U!b. Wl•. !<he began ber ed uratloo
In the public ochoob ol tbal <IIJ aod
J(mduall"Cl from the normal aehool lo
lt'11t1. She t'Ont1nu\.tl tu~ r stud lei in thu
'l't•tu•h el'~· collcgt, of (.'hleugo unher&l ly.
ta~lnjt rJ<'da11<>g.•• under llr ChoriH Me·
Murry $be ha'f lauJJhl lo the prltUary
tle'pAnmenu or 1bt fl'C'ht)()ls of her native
oily a nti or Uluo l•l•nd, Ill .• aod • uboll ·
u uod lu tbo lU\'cr 1-' alls mJnaml.f l u the full fJf 18tl1J. wlu.m ILwu <lecldod
to enlarge tbt' tJraCIIt'(J depan,uwnt of thi.J school by riMing tbrw gnu.lu
In OliO o r lhe public ..-hooiJ. li b• ., •• Gerald wa• <dllt,l 10 tbe p.>illluu
ot t'rhle ami a:s.:sbtant &U I-w n i~r lu ebb tfcp3nment
E LIUBt:TB FOTHt:IUNGHAH SIHPSON.
Ubra.rian. Mlts Simpson was born iu
Manchester. Eng.• but eame to thl1 country
with her 1.mreou wben atiU quite young. The
family home b3.5 iinoe bt..oeo io or near \"psi·
lantl. Mloh.. and here oho recehed her e:uly
eduetUiou. Sbo Wl\'11 tut~lsl:tut iu the Gmud
Hnr>hl•. Mich .• cily llbn~ry lor ""vc mt yeoro.
then wcul to Armour luJthutc wbero abc took
tho library """""'' an<l lrom lbal lime. IS97.
bu been librarian In thb S<:bool Sbe IJ tbe
C\'Cr 1'\.'AJy friend Of hl111 WhO &IJJU'(."Ciatet books.
c
HAS. H. TAYI..Ok.. Aaaitt.,f\t if\ H a.Jhem• tic.a.
M• . T aslor i3 o graduate of the t:oirehh)' of
l mlhano. h:b llooe gradu:u e work to the Un lvt~ity
of <.'hit-u"o and hu nearly t•omviNed a tvurec In
IC U11h Medh"l•l •~hool. He hu "'J)CUl eight yNu·s iu
lll"b !iot'"hooJ worK During hi~ ol_je year whh u1 ht•
ba" tfoue muc-h ton·anl the de\(:lopmeut of tlnunatit·
art In rhis tK"hool
F "-AHK N. SPINDL£R. Payeholo$y. Fronk :Sit•lml11• Sr>indler I• •
uath-e or Ohio •od I~ nf St"'tch·Jrl!h. Outeh fttttl t-:uglis b ance.try.
Jll.i rarly e.:lucat1oo "'&.." ~ined In the Mount \ \•roun. Ohio. public
achoo1• lu tht' fall of I~ be euten_"'(f Oberlin ttf'"'''\.'111\': in the fall o f
ltHK), Oberlin t'OliCJt\'d(rtvhmtiog in 1~. f~nlen"(llht• lf~rvan:l a:radua1e
schOtlllu 1804 ft.i R auuh! IU.l n t>hllt•'iOJ>hy, f~\'t•hnlouy ruul•·•dtw:ulou. llo
1ti.Cnt tl t ~C yf.\a r:' hcru ttndl'r !JIU'h mcu n.; Jam ... ~ l uu .. tcrbt_•rg rd:Ohlug
tht~ tl('f( J"CCS A. lJ and ll . A. for hl'i very creditahlc \\url.
:'inl·t• then be
h:h bttu .aU('\."b.sht•'y a IU~tn\Jcr Hf the
f:a.cuhlh uf Vmsbs unhtl'h\', l ' tl•ll:auti
normal anJ f':a.irmount roll~e. \\'lt'h·
ha. Kan~ ... Ht:! t>nh•rt"t1tll" tle1•:tr1mcnt
of v·...~· t•hulogy :uul · ~'( IUJ(Hgy In thioJ
arhOi!llln lOOl. l'rof ~l>lndlcr fu, .. iltuw
.,gnu\ unglusl n·-...•an•h anti labt•• ·•lnry
worL. 'luhl tb..:<!'l• ttrlld'-'' uf hi.J hut• •1 ..
Jwal'l'tlln th~ t>~yl•hoiOi(lt.. l lte, j~ ,, ··In·
\'Ohlnlftry Mut•lr lt~actlons to J>h.•:t ..:ull
and l'uplc:t.~n t Sthuull." nm1 "tHtcr
84•u ...atlou• of 'fuudl •• 1u a Cbkago jour·
ual be hao~ at~• an anl(')e on "'l"hc Phil·
O>OJ>bl""l t:rron. or l'brblion $c1cn......
MISS CELIA H . 6Uk.GERT, Prim._r)' Critic
of her pn,(r-""ioual tnioing 1o ~ ebraska
teacblng ..b~ ~id e~IJ""''i~t.l attention to wurL. io
l:o~ell"'h fur all gratlt•oJ
A text bl~ok on thl• ..ulr
j'-"'t , '"' •ri ng her muluo, hu .. ju .. t t•on~t• frotu llh·
ph•.,,. ~~~ ~" Uurgt.•rt litl" bt"<'n t."'lllur u( the prim·
:1ry •l• ·t~rtmeut of th(' ~urlh"···~wru Juurn:aJ uf
•:.hw:at1un :tnd of tlw !'t"IJrn .. ka T t'1'1t'her fn tu
lht• tlt1H' uf 11... vrr;c~uft ttlou uutil ht•r f1•muvnlw
ahi ~ ... uu,•.
!<-lu- h:t b:\CI exu•u.. ht~ l'Xpt•rit•m•u A<~ :w lu~tl ·
tlllt•lu ..lnlt'tor fur tht' fl:a"'l 'H'\·en yf'ar..
Te~c h e r. n.·C't'htociiUOit
In ht•r J)t"el)Ar.\llun fur
IT StaiT of 1001·2:-Bcfore tnaklug our retiring bow·
we desire to •peak. for tbo liM aod lan tim"- to
g<!tber Hitherto we edhorw ha<e gooe our ..parate
way• In eeareh or material for our own particular
dollftrtmcnt.O. Tho I,Jtemry t:dit.or bM oought
among tho musty J)IIQ:J In tho lthotOrlq dopnrtmont.
for that which suited him: tho Ceoaor bas kOI>l eye
ami ear alert for tho abnorn1alhles of Normal lifo
a ad on her page we "tlt'O ourtelt'M as othera tee at":
lhe IA<>Al ~:dlton ba<e putlo plculog form the happen loa• nf a busy yeAr: the Athletic man b.. atood
on the bAulcllold ol tbo gridiron ood lo tho bMkot·
ball arena and bas followed the Atblet.. ol spring.
time to the deld thot be might faithfully rt!COnl the
deetlt or our mea ol valor: the Alumol Editor b..
balled the paulog barks aorl poept'l lot? tho log
boolcsof th...., who are out upon tho oceao: tho Exchango Editor hu redoctcd
Oil his pRgo tho wit. nod humor or our frleodA: tbtt Training Depllrtruont EdItor has ahown us the unfolding ol tholnlaot mlud: the t:ditor·lo·Cblol bu
dooo bb best wltb the odds aod eods.
But now at IMt. as h&!i beta tald. we de!IN to Join our "oleee Ia a few
partlDJI remarko. lo tbo 6.-.t place we wish to thaok 7ou for the tympatby
that. many uf you bnve evinced In our trlbulaliflo.t. Nf!lxt, 'Ye thank you for
gl•log UJ a chance to gain oxperieoee wbkh wo feel will •lways be valuable
t.o UJ. AltO. we are l(r&toful t.o thO!e wbo hue cbeerfull1 <Ome forward
with articles for publication. On lhci other hand we wlsb to say. toO. lhat
tho l>Aih o f tho Pointer StaiT Is not stNwn with I"OSC5 all tho way. It IJ oo
bard to plc.MC and so cuy to offend ! And it's not J>IC:U...'\DllO overhear 1ho
remark. ••!Jn"tlhe Pointer ··bum·· tbiJ year•·· (ThiJiso"t oo I>Ml. ho,.·ever.
when "'e ft-member that the author of che abC)\'C rem:ark lt u_,ua111 tbe oae
who •taods back and 1a11 ··bam.. t.o e•el")'thlog.)
On tho whole. wo are glad tbe pull I• o•·er. We will b""'the a <lgh ol relief when thlsl!li!uo lo bolore you. We have dono our .,.,t. And oow. A
joyOUI1'1ltatloo to all. happiness for tho comln~t y(lar and tUCC'eSS to our tuc...sorw. Good llye:
Editon~. "'It! Your work I• o'tr!
Quake no wore..., you·,·e ~n quakiog:
.. •Copy ,Juo" is seen no mmoe.
llest that J>Our bmlu you'\'0 tMt.cn rakingJ
·'(;ho•lng tbe rag."'
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ELLA. D:&YOE
EDITH BOOT
THBDA CARTER
JENli"'E PINKEBTO:II'~
JESSIE~· ·A MES (pres.)
JE.lfNIE JENliiNGS (-ec.)
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CIIAS. S. UOU!U!WOR1'H
lng or awe tlld the1 Ortt. Lake their placu ln the Sen tor rowt. which.
1m&. one t hort yet.r berore. had aeemed 10 rar a tray.
A te,.. daya ps.-sed and then there appeared oo the tx.rd the ooUoe,
"Senloro meet in SO aL I :10. " Summoned thua tor the purpoae of
orgonll<Atlon. they appe3red at the appointed time and thelr wledom
wa.! ""on~ ma.nUCJted In the choice or omccra who woro to guide them
In nil their dcllber~tion•. Their lldcmy to tho trust Imposed In them
I• ovl~onoed by the loyalty with which theso oOicero hovo alwny• boon
s ust1linotl by the clau .
t'or" month the lite of the Sen lora Oowed oo lo nndltturbed oerenlty. The m1•lf'ri., of l'oychology and the deep and sorloua aubject
of l'olltlc:r.l f:.,Onomy oocupled all their au..nllon.
UuL thlJJ peaee:rul atatc I• aoon to be dinurbed. Grave ruruonare
atto:u. Tho Juniors lu&.end to IMd. The Senior• feel that. the.lr rlghu
nro bolng nourped, their dignity quut1on ..1. Something muat IJo
dono t.o t.ho obss.roparous Junior•. J-low woiiiL was d ono, nono J>u~
t.ho Seniors know. tho t.holr rondn('JA for JC«H!ream hu novor since
boon doubted.
Shortlybotore Hallowe'en tho Sen lora, not wl•hlog to IJo reeordod
In hl•torr u always on the orrenahe. lnoed lo1'itatlons to tho Junlon
for a auclat evenirg In the G1m . (fhottly forms mel the tlruld gueatl
and oonduet«< them to Hades for an loter1'iew with Timothy Tubbs.
afterward returning them to tho <llmly lighted gymnulnm, th~.. to
have re,·eftlod the socrcu or tho future. Thus the evening pMted
ple:uAnt.ly a way and wt1cn tho guc&\.3 dl1persed it was wlt.h tho OQn,•lc·
Lion t.hAI. tho Seniors were roynl ontcrtl\lncrs.
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1\othlng n>ore of hnportnneo happened t111 after tho holiday•.
Then began preponuion• tor tho great eren< of the yoar. At lan all
the a rrangementa were per-fected and on a oert:dn Saturday eve toward
the lan of January. the gallant youtbt and fair maidens of whoru thla
chronicle t ell• migh< bare b<oon - n ,..ending their way toward the
c;rand Central Hotel. It would take too mucll 1paoe to tell of the brll·
tlanL acene ln the dlnlng room a ndofthe pltuant bourwbich followed .
Jma.gine the IUrJ>riM or the Junlora when they ltarned WbU had
takl!n pl...,!
Very soon afte r this tho m\d ..yev commencement. came and tome
or the class lolL to take up ne,. worl.. Again studies reeelred uodl·
vid"d attcnclon and peaeo relgoed uncil. In au evil hour, tho men of cbc
Junior cln.. chnllongcd tho mon of '02 1~ a erial of skill ot bMkcc b•ll.
Tne challenge wa• aCCilpled and. on a f'rlday ahernoon In March. thecwo
ton:a atood opJ)<>Shc tach ocher In boule arraJ. while their champions
awdced cbe olgnal to btglo. r.oog and ok11lull7 che Seuloro played an<l
had fAio but granred them a moment w ore. tho •lctOf1 would have ~n
theirs. Uvwe,·er. In de reaL as ia victory the1 ah.o wed true greataeu.
The Jaol,.ra had a tunher p roor ole be Sen lora' gueroo111 Ihe tollewlolf
week. whf'ln the Junior president. wu gl\'e n a free ride and reception.
The Senlon on tho othor h•od. di.SOO\'Crt.'(l that tho afo...esahl p~ld eot
J)()S:R>&~-• brith li'3CO and cloquenoo and knew how to mako tho belL or nn
vmbat'f"A..Ming 111tuatlon.
·.flbese am but. a f••W or the evon.uttluu have 1t11ulo 1he cla!li or '0! ono
wbirch atnnW out unique In the hl~wry of the S. P. N. Preeminently a
clau of lltudenu.. )'t't re!Oived upon de)nrtlng from bf.aren p:uhways.
tbe:r ba,.e diJpla'fed euch rerdlitj or rnourw. tut•b tklllln exec,uinsc their
plans. that all"'t'aaly we ff t t et'&.. on the races or tome .uemben or the facul·
ty. lines or caro and anxiety. which we rear h.a,·e been brought thero by
the joonstant fJUC"1• ••What. will they do next!"
/
these same Seniors announced &hCn\ielYH rta.dy 10 j(lvo battle. You know
bow despite the fac1 that ono of our beat. men " 'aJ abient, wu trailed tbe
Senior oolon1 in 1he du~tl~ You remember bow tbe Junior-. adYaocod inlo
the arena to tbe strains nf
" Please. oh pleal<!, ob let me ha•·o that ball."
Sald tb• Senior who oouldu't play at all
Again" the
big Junior. who no•er Jet II fall.
Ext.-ept to fa for the Senior .a amall. "'i:'ootc SIHUOtt.S.
R""''
CW. Colon o B LACK AND COL D.
••••••I&,.
a tlut of Juuloro are proud of our reeords.
\\'ere we not 10 modes-t we would write vohuues
romnu.!monulnjt ahu dt.."e\U of the cl~ of ·os: but
being mOllett we will lea•·• thi• pleaunttask lor the
faculty, or eome of our many other at.lmiren, while
we t\111 lt1 u few wonls &! pt.tMiblu o f our mnny
achlovcrnuut".
True 10 tho IJ>lrlt of promptness and proj!...,..
"'bleb ha• Alwayt IM'rvat.h..·d the class. we Jere tho
tlrit to orgnnh:.o 1hls year. and ever since thftl tiwo
hM·o hold tho Junlur •-oloro prouuly eloh. tu the
honor o f tc:hool, clAM and stl\le, dcs1>itc many at·
tcmpttt ou tho J)an of tho Sonlonr to lower them.
Wo wore alto tho Urn to gh·o a banquet and If any
o.n..
• houltl doubt our nblllty to outertalu, wo relor the m
to tho WtHll•aca boy• who wcro our guest& for tho
o••enlng, alnco wo. bCing mod.,.t, do not wlsb to
toot our own bor;n .
Now ea. me the JU'Oudcat moment In the history of our class.. when a
r hallcnge was oeol In tho S.uloro lor a ~amo of buketball. Alter four
weeki tpent In fa.dog. tnlolng and aupernumerout \'hlts to the office,
w
You kuo"' how later th~r depart«! amid 1~ dealeolng oboutt of the
• Ju niors In 1~ gallery. Trulr. clut·mal8. It wu a glorloua •lctory. and
a leu modest c1au. we feel aure. would deYOle at leut one volume to tbi.s
tnomentous dt.•t.· d. an1l lovh,K11 dedieate h. to •"tbe Mroee who fell. •• bot
we being modCo~~ will huten oo.
Next in our aonali c-ame th~ famou.J debate. but l~t you think our
to.laitus to modesty tnrfehed If wet.ll..rouneloogeroo tblttubject. we will
only uy. that tho dcbato WM only ooothcr proof of the Jli'OfpUslvenes>ol
the Junior clus. and Jtlnco wu OOIIc,•e tboroly lo thl~~t &yatem of "U\kln'
studies just for hu•." wo aro moro than willing to l'ay the penalty of pro·
greiih·eoess and let our names go 1lowo In hl.itory with thot.O of tho martyro and SOI(CI who havo lh•e<l before tbclr tlmo.
As Junlori wo have fought. AI Junlort wo havo won . Our record is
glorious aud hunorablo. We luwu given to tho ScnionJ of thl.11 year an
cxamplo of m•gnanlmlty and generosity unp•rallclcd In tho hlitory of tho
school. To tho Junlont nf oomlug g~uomtlons wo hrLvo b«Kt tu~a thod n.
a gloriou• record. lndcatruei.Ablo ruut lmpori11hahle. tf• ho for th(•ir guld·
tog s tar during I heir sojourn In tho Junior clnss, st.-.,nal ugly tUtnluablo.
but always Just bt~yond their grasp. Wo ha>•o taught tho ~:lomouts to bo
cautious. We hAvo rewarded our frlet•dsaud forgl,•ou our e nemies. W o
have beeo. COlnfurt tO tho faculLy: In abort. to smt It modettly. WO bal'O
been the pivot around which tho tellt o f the iehool rotated. Our miuion
Is aceompllshed. (1-...or a 1110ro oxte.ntlfo treat ItO on ouracblo\'emeoucoo• u lttbe school reeordt.)
Junior Cle.ss Officer s
AD&I..\IU& LY~ IIf (lr•~'" •)
WILL UK81Hf
Ml.'IKK b . WJO)II.H
ALIIt:tT 8KQX<t;UU (\ 101"
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(H-1'Jft..awrmt.)
( pre..)
\\' ILl&A A , O~ILI.
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Junior D e bating Team
Junior Basketball Team
Westtlcld
Nclllo lfnmlhon
"Muoio her oolt MIUMivo \'Oioo applies."
t'red Henke
" Hio •err loot hu mu!lc In lt.
A!IIL t.'omes up tho Atairt. ••
Wmutoma
Franees Irvine
Wyocena
"Naturo he...., II her form admlrud."
Stereos Point
ha Jt!lfen10u
Anna Johntoo•
·"Goodn... Is - • lo her
••rr Ia<"!. "
K.atheryn J nho.on
SceYt-ras Point
"Htr •hooko wero llk8 tho bluJhlng elond
That. beautlflu Aurora•a face. "
Ueoldo G human door."
llanROr
Della J ooeo
•"()ne eaonot. know e\"CI'Jlh1os. ••
MarobHeld
Ito"" Ul'flOiut
··Wbal"tln a namot Tbac whl~b wo <!all a f'O!MII
Would Jn1ell u tweet b7 any other name.··
Pauline Uruo-.lad
••Jler wa11 at'fl wa74 of pleuantneu.
BJoome.T
Samd Croek
Uoo1e Kran!e
··Neat. not pud1 ...
Ste"n• Point
Sal•lool...,
• RHt"lved to ruin or rule the tt•u~. ··
lllxton
Edna Miller
And all her l"'th• aro a-ce.•·
Su•le Conlty
Sheridan
•-The t weetet&. thing th.aterer JrftW.
C l.,.. Colont O LD "-.OS£ AMD WHITE
Mande Andrewt
Blair
Hadler•llle
"Thy mod.. tylo a eandlo w thy merit."
..Not n1Ueh talk- • great tweet aHe.nN. ••
Alary Pelckcrt
Westtield
Mary De Motto
"UI>ri~ht
In bu•ln .... and ouL of buoln-.
Upright In every relotlon olllle."
Anna Perry
Towne
l'eArl IJopp
"t'orward and frolic and jlloo oro thoro,
The will to do and tho ooul to daro."
'"No nlood 111 mine to eook "wlfo.
Or d•n•ghtar for my mother. ••
Dnrwln t'ollctt
Coloma
"~vt~;:~~~~~:!~~~:~~~'i~ ~~~!~o" man.
l.lliM t"recman
" IA•e. swootncaa, goodness In her pci'WOn ohlned."
ll<l"llno llamllton
" A lr.ce. with ~tladneos o•oropread,
Soft emil.. by human kindn.,.. bred."
"A tprlogy motion In her pit.
A riolng step did lndkato.
"Sbo works with a will."
l.lnd
Amelia Pope
Potter
Henry t:lcbert
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Stevens l:.olnt
Sparta
Haneoc:k
" Who ml•ed "'"""" with ploa•uro
An<l wisdom with mirth."
l'lalnfleld
Art'hlo Roocborry
" I.OL tlmo thaL O>akOIJ you homely onako you aai(O."
A. 0 . Shlnok
"In yean that bring tho l>hliO&Ophlc mind."
FanniO"Thompoon
l ndopcndcnee
"SoiL Pcaoo ohe brlol(- wherovor tho
Arrl•eo obo bulldt o•cr quiet.."
Steven• l'olnt
Jennlo M. Young
"Wh- little body lodged a mighty mind.
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Ele m e nta r y
t'IU!U IIKSKt! (prt."§
4''HS tuU' t", Ul .~•lS (!llolof'. )
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Class
Officer s
AI.ICV. U !m,.r.lt ( \'IC'O JH'C"·)
UA UWIS Y0 1, 1,&TI'(1rt'A.! .}
Ele m entary Class Poe m
••••••I
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Before no Freshman olaM In ocbool
li E happyyf!llr now oean Its
Our ochoolla a I moot o'er,
Aod we munasy ·'Goorl·bye" to tho!o
Whom we m01 meet no more.
llad bad a president.
To follow never was our n1lo.
To lead wo were eon teo I..
"no bon! to tblok ol l"'nlng now
'fbroouttbe yoar,... ttru.gglod
To do our obare of work,
And wbon our elMS boanl Duty tall,
\\'e wereoot koo wn to sblrk.
AI ••fo!lerueou·• we·re aow cooU!nl
To look t.ek o'er the past.But lew deloatt we need repent.
W e'<e eonqoered to tho lut..
And now we j~latllyll•e our pia.,.
To tb- who soon will eon>e.
And hope that thoT may wlo tho'"""'
As well at we have done.
A~ our dltrere.Dt waya we ta.te:
Bat for tueb pelnt we n101t allow.
II we our lame would make.
h. mattt.rl not wbere•er we nn-e.
Nor what the work we do.
We'll ahray1 think wotb pl ...ure
Ol tho elaM of 11102.
Two , ..... we've tried to toke tho lead.
We'<• 11rugglod wltb the reot.
And lilt ...ms we did oucceod,
Jt't 1>ea1u10 we'•e done our best.
A• Fr8.bn.en we were ataunC'h and true.
And tried to do Lhlnf{l right.
And alwaya wera we loyal to
Tho J'urplc and tbo Whlto. •
'fo oc&oolmates all we'll say .....ro,.·ell,"
A.s t rom our work we pan.
llut o•er with us thorn will <lwoll
Fnnd mem'rlet of Lha pMt.
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The tinal mttetlug hrinJr·' IH •·lu~·
·~ hAPJ>Y ciN'Inl" hn111 hl'f'C
\\'c think uf t•lt"'1\..~UI tlt'\y!l JCOIU"' hy,
Atui,Jrnl» a ;.lh•nt t••:'r
OnN• mHr•• In nwut't,\' "•• Jell h:wL
Tu ,\u~u ..t Nlrwll'~·n uut•,
Wh.-n \\' f' nrrln-.llh'n• full nf hut.K'
Qt IUIIION hi,,_, \\UII
As
~·nuth" W&.l
nnw l"•gnu
oltr wul'l~.
Ht·~nh·••d w t•rr:t>~l tim llfllt•:
Uut p11\11 ~tlil•t111Nintf'" tlll!it•nrl')'
tuul
Ahut: \\'\''l lmtl IH f111l
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WHI'T £
that !IIUtl.r'• nut the only lhing
•·or J"-'"J'Ie ~Ul'h u w~:
•·uu oh wc·,·e g:uhei"etl inlhc ·"4;ym· ·
t-•nr'u Nf'nlnJ('S jollily.
AtHIIIf'lf' uur Ju,\ttUi1Jt31Uf'ot w~ f'la,p~ I
Ht•ewnth th£" llt:;hh'11 ,c:Lil.,
\\'h h tlw hriJ;tht ·•'Yl~l liUIS(Iting runi•lu•ns
Ut tht• Nnrmnl 1-'n·~>hlllnn Cl:t .......
Uu~
.1m\' uur wnrk nu•l piny is u'"t':
\V(I h•n\'1! the• i'1dlutll t04ll\\';
Wn htku n ln~l lunJt llnJ:t'rii;Jt ltM•k
Atul humt~ wnn_l wt>nd uur way.
Thctc IIU ic ciiSAptlf•lncmontll, wl•h•h
Unto you, mn.•t wnrthy S.•niont.
..:lumcntn.rlcs M well.
So au rely ''mno tu f\11,
Ouuo 11kmvl84' wtho ...1not· Yc•nr41ln8.!1, \\'lth ht•nrlfl•lt hor.c for your snf't•es.>~.
llut no'cr dhltlwlr ffinrnf!O 1•11.
Wo 81\tlly MY "1-'nrowoll !"
Uut alway" with a new Ml~h·e
And lalth In jli'OWing llOWC...,
We looked Into the lutu re
When tho vl<'t'ry wouhll.Mt ouN
Cl ass Offi cers
JOIIf( t'. \IIJIC•U~ , (pre~'.)
-----------1-UT_I_t_~_·_A_l>_I.V_.I_O_I'~" WH""· (•-·)
w• look lorward to tho cl•y When. U we grow and tbrh·e.
And
humortall&<.-d we'll aloo be
In nlnetoco buntlrcd lir-e.
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ORATORICAL ASS'N.
~htNL
Na.mu of Officers.
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t •tt4Jtl ent.-( 'll\tiU:• C.\UY.
~rt"la f!- )f .
\"iee t•n""l•lrn&. MAnn! \VII KMIA~ ·x.
T~:t"nrer-l' n .utLF.'
M. A'' >.• .
::lc~ool
O....tor.
W ADL,tUO U.
1-:. Mc i ..Ktt-i.
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School Debating Team.
(',u u. •·. Ou u v.s.
Mw11Af:1. TltO)IA!il.
\\'II..)IA (:t:.•r.t,l,,
Jv.SiR H.
A)U!~.
Vi('U l'rt!"'1•1tmt 1. N. S. 1..
F o rum Presidents
FORUM
T
ilt: FOliUM meruber.hlt> h.. been •m•ll. •• u.uol. during
tbo year. No po.rtlcull\t "1tTorL Is c\·~r mtult· 10 incre.~.._.,
tbe memherahll' hcyoml A '~rt~in point, lt. IJt lll~ n principle or tho 1-' orum thttt. IHCrc rnamiJen lltC nuL ncce!~l.\ ry
10 ~011(1 work. Much good work hat~ hccn •foue. The chief CAU~
tor • ·hat. lack of interen there haJ tx-en lie11 In the fatt that at h~A"L
on ... holl ol I he Frldsyt during 1he year sre tsl.en up whh enler.
tahuuenu wblch detrt.et frow attendance :t~ the lherar.\ .ocletle.t.
F orum
De baters
ll.
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WAULKIOil
A. IJ. $11UIEK
C IIA3. S. IIOL:!!MWOUTII
W)l, II EALY
TVX U.&VEK
COSIUO OIAOS
.I..UU'.S CURI!Tt!S$£S
(The o1her literary ooclelles muu feel like j<>lnloJC I be Forum In a
pi'Oieal agalon 1bil praellce or crowdlog In all kinds ol enlerlaln·
menl ahead ollbe regular work of lhe ooclelle>.) When lbl• goet
10 prlnl •·orum members are looking forward 10 1be anaoal eonft1e1
whb the Alheoaeum lo anllolpalloo of •lelory.
1111 ATHENAEUM
Ill
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RIS hat been\he mo!L prosperouo yeorln tho history Of
the Athenaeum. Tho mcmbor.hlp roll hM lengthened
and tho ft\tondonee hao been good, although tho work
been rendered . Tbe Athenaeum hao been fortuna\<! In Ito oboloo
of prHidenl.ll and aloo repotes much oonfideooo In It• dehatlog
team, which meeto tbe f orum team Jone 16.
Athe n aeu m
Presidents
h •• been II<Jmcwh•t broken up at tln1es hy other e<enu taking
pl..:e on J.lterary Society olghu. On tbe whole. UOII f<>< the
work h&.!l been In 11'V\dence and many •tlrring program8 ba...-e
At h enaeu m
D e ba te rs
)UCUA&L T110».U
P'M&D OL80S
ARENA I ~ ]
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~=-~=3r t•: hibiOI)' ,,f &be Arena for the year lUOl .,()'J ha.!J llNn
ooe or uuuJu41 8Ul'\.'88. T a ken up whb ao uou.sual
energ,y tU 1he ~··rr lw1Cinning nf tbn yf'ftr aud ,... ,..,.
fon qn1te In ht' .elf'l11ua uf odi<"f'nlo. tt hu RN"' "
4tca{tily to a m~utl.M•I"''l'hip of o\er une luuHirat.
The work llonc by the Arenl\ In hi!J IHf'ftlln~ bus
been varlt'tl nnd lutt-"~sllug. Uurlug tho yr11.r wo
· h&\'0 b:ul P"'•JtnltUll of mus ic t\nd art. bh>t(mt•hy and
tra\"el. great en'nt• and t)M.."Cia1 holhJay•., all ,)f
wbic.b ba,·e been ln.tructive aud eotenalnlng. Tw o
deba~ baf"e beeu a:lvcn, wblcb baH' •hown t he
pOwer of the A~oa along one llne.. ~·hll_, the Min·
strel Trourw~o, whli"h M thnmughl.r entf'l1ttlnf'41 ff•r
onu en•nit,~. 1'11uwUtl til" umc JMtWt!r lu nuuthtr ,Ji.
n ctlon. If fu t' a tHtiiHt'nt yuu t~ huult l duuht tluutlut~
Arena , ...<o,M! ..M""' "'fi, .. l Ami untln .lu~l rw-.w.. rg fir
lnstn wth•c
f'tll .. nalumcut.
uk: tho ..~.., uw and tbe
''*"
r.,, tht•y
judKf'.
But thP-4" .-t'fl' hnt ..... SUt~"S .. r thr liNit ll!lrt or ...... ,.,-. . ,
AtheDAC"UIU,
th.. hrtUhus
*'' ..
not 1..-en tnM. Untlt•r n nrw n1Hit~l•11.r ,.ftl, •it•nt
r unit"'""' th" An>n:l
Wf'nl furward furllii' ltl ~ t hnlf ~·t•:tr'IC W111k. And wh•••ltl('" II••• n•nwmlot•r
th<' Krtl\1 J'JK'IIIIIJ: uuUt'lt ~ The hu~o~u' uf thn J.'f•rumht'"· tlf~pho tlwlr 1uog
l'e\'ern trnlnhta . wt·nt dnwo one l.l.}' one befure the \'ICiurhm• Atena:~h~l.
until only thtlrNI J1IIl1n n'malnH1. anti .-LIIllit ha. thmusch the aua~rinrhy
or the OJll'fllllPk r'.""""'· n1ust alfll). with rotded arn11 and howtd hH•I. nH"'t•t
rlt"(C"At.
The dHiarr.atnry C'C"otest markrd tha next mHo •tone tn the Areua "s
bi•tory. ThouRh 11roud of all the c<>nttotanu. Abe ~electe<l her rbnseu fe..-
and with them 1he goeo fonh to try again her power against op pooiug
forcet. .ecure In the fact that ·dcanry li hens.
The las t great. C\'ent. In tho )'i'J'r's hi.8tory i"' tho fllutenatnment tendeffl\1
tltc Arena by the Forum "'"-' Athenaeum. She will long rememiJcr t lac
vlea.\tllll time sllo enjoy.._._.t, ntu.l with tht.J memory ahe bids farewell to the
Y""' lllOI·O'l. but bopeo tu meet you all agaio another year.
A rena Preside nts
Not tho
l~t\."Jl
•lciiJ(htful ln&trnmcntRl ff'lt•
urc •In rinK tim year IH'" ht'tn the nrt1'4tlrft.lly
~n•lcn.-.1 ~·In~ nntl tlue~ r:..d1 \\'CI'tk hy tho
tu!\n~· prmnl~lnjt 11l:mo pnpU" cnro11t•tl In tho
u••nu:t1.
Tho ,-.....-al .~,rxaub,llouJ
..
have been very
ptlpnl:tr ~ineo tht'lr int-ep!,lon. 'f hero h:l.$
l~t"f*u uu n'J(nl::&r male qmuttt th5~ winter to
r:.k·· tl•t• J•l:.·•"e uf the une "hh·h furnt ..hf'tl
I#\= I
"'Uch
Nlj•l)'&llie
IUU .. iC J"ct Jt'1tr! fD~tll"Atl, RU
incn-a.,._.. J lutcn.··•t
GU()WISc: 1nh•n"'4t \n mu,.Jcsl o~nix.·\tioo4
hu t.-t•n tu.r.tlir•""t In IlK' Numto~l the p:t-t:l thn"l't
)'t't\I"JJ
uurll ah•·y ""'-c
t'OIIIt•
w l.a
~n itulis~n•·
:ahlet J):ln uf th~ nunn~l Jif,,. Amung aha. nlotll""L
lit thn MNult•l,...,•hn QnlntN. K "n•n1• -.r lin•
stud~ntll. nil \'lulln J)Uitlh• Hf Mlo(<t Helen 1-lcin.
"hn, while h~l"*:·lf ft ,.uul~ul ln the !14•hnul in
Uetoemt..tr. t~. o'ltallbA-.1 llw.n ft•r n-aular
Jt"'Nh"f', l.iuflf'r her tnlc•lt•nl !Ultl
J•:tln•laLina lf'ft•lr..,.hlp, th•' <1nin1r1
hn'ifi:M'Nuuu -., J)Ot•nlsr lhl\t It I" ,,,.,.r
ln d~ml\tul fur lhn tn•~L f'l"t..,.,nuc
ftfb1f'll: nt th\1 !i14'ht•ul t\.lil "'t•ll MIn tho
<•II)'.
""A~::,:~.:_ca
MnJtlC ror ('onuutncentt"lll
Tlh~ r..n.. ~·ing f:.ll 1t~ anti othcrw rormed thtm~l~ Into a
(;J,oc t•lut.. Utlt.h•r tho h•ntlt•NhiJI or John KarnHI'I'-" stutl~nt. Anti M!'Vera)
lllluos •I•IJ'("aretl In puLIIc to f(Oild a,h•anla~tf! 'rhb yu.r a
C.Cl..&:NL'~
IMn~\or.
A.t.JCC
1tC"en tlbpl:t.yed In the
,...,,..,., "' 1h••lr '·lnlt :\ntl auendln~ f•hhfu1l1
tht"t"' n•lu•::u.....'\1• a ""t_"t•k. h I• the nutgruwth
uf a a;cruu1• uf ~·nnuJC nu-n whit'h ('n.•t. Sochrht
~lht•n_..l h~t•tb<!r In )1:\y. 1000. to pnu'11Nt Mn
Y.UJ(DJti'ltl''lll' Hill uf Ill\\' II h :"'"
ht'cn llllt-tl fti8H, Tho uu•ml"'nli nn•
Ml~ Vowlwrgb. Jle>tiMI•m. Suuthwl,•k, nthl Mt!:•U~ O•t••rh·
nu•l A. 11 1'\IW~rwon.
The Mntuluhn (•lnh lul• "'"'' lwr•u l"'lJl<!Ritully t•nll•••l uwm tu
rurul!4h IUU~!ih• ftl JnllJih· futwtlunl'l. Thill •·lnh hi\.• IIC''" in
t'i~CfrH"C tafn('(} tho 8JlrlnJl or U'OO, \\'hh t\ IIH'tUIK'NilllJ1 \'Arylng
between jllh runl ~IC\'CII, not. 1\H llllldvnt~ 1u tbf~ norn1BI h
ht'hl n!heBrol! e:wh week alllll!t year un•ler tht! le:u.lerihlp of
Mn C:lcmcnt but h:u been ~mowh:at lrrt'gnlar lhb yt'1U
lhou~h lillinll•evonal public eogagerutnll ••<..,.,.•holly.
hA'fi
w .. rk •• r tlw ta'"'' t•hth whit·h '"'"~~,.. :u
JU•""'-'Ill lifh"'ll t•nthu"h"tie ,:."nunsc nl\!n. ,,.,..
ft
JJ(>I' IllllfU'nlf UI'JC'I'IIitaiJOn WIJ ('frt"C!U_
" 'I. A t•fUUihUtiOn be.Jng
on IJNt<omber n. 1001. Anti oniceN elN·ttxl ror the
yt·ar "-• rullnws: a•ml(fcnt Anrl 3"-~l•llllll C''Oruluttor, Orin
• Pntt h: \' h'(•· pn'111tlcut. Cltu~tle ~IH im wny : 84..•rNary. J.:..lw:\1'\'1
l .... ngt•: tn•nt~nn•r, lo'n<tllfcnko: ron•hwtnr_. Mrc. A. C. Clement..
1-:IJChh<t'rl fnu,...rmrt. r't•11Jt;4 hn\'O l~u tumnnrb.od tuul "nng- In
JHihlh• tlm·lug thu )'ear. tho c lub IHwl nf( RfJI>Cftrot.l M 81:< rho·
t.orll·al• ruut lfl.lo0Cin1 progmms. ftt tho onuor1ca1 oont.cst. tho
'frchloChJf cotu-crt.lhu Junior 11lny ntH I rN•cptlon And hnvl ng \ ,
rurul"hf~l nil the rult'tlr at tim Plalnllt'l•l t-onunf!n~·omcnL. Oa
t:wh u f 1h~ MN\IIIIOM h was ntott. enthu~IAI\tlrlllly ~vetl.
Lrutt y.-r.\r the ~~~t·l1nol 1(&\'0 two ront'Crttt. ono In March, tn
which oll1ho organlullon> jolnNI. •••I oneln May. j!l•·en by
1bo Tn-IJ!o Clel •lub Thl• IIO<'iely IJ<"tc•n f'ioteu<"<l In Oc·
IO_b<r. 11100, rl which limo •ltchl<en fOUnrt women rtalhered
atiHI.tlt~l
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together informally at Mrs. Clement's invitation and began work as a
ladies' chorus, with her as conductor and Miss De Riemer as accompani.st. ' Several members were chosen from the leading singers of the ..
town and the club was a s.uccess from its first appearance. At its con·
ceit in May it gave, beside miscellaneous selections. the beautiful can·
tata. "The Lady of Shalott," with Miss Bessie Lou Daggett of Oshkosh
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as soprano soloist. The concert was a brilliant success musically and
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financially and a tine imptltus was given to the work another season.
lu the fall it was decided to limit the membership to lady students
in the normal and twenty-four such students have formed the club
this season. In October, 1001, a constitution was adopted and officers
elected as follows: President, Grace Hazen; vice president, Edith
Glee Club
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BD. LANGB
JQBN .,.QBSB
KENNETH P.BAT
n\AN018 WBITBALFRED HALVERSON
OBJN P.TOB
JA.llES GL.USPOOLE
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OLA.UDE SBUllWAT
BEl'iBT BA.LVEBSOl'i
IIIII : -retary. llenllna llamlhon (resigned and ou<eee<loo by Allee
l.eRicr): tn-a•uf"r. l.lllan Uantln11: llbnuian, Nellie lhmllton: 'eoo·
durtor. Mro. A.'C. <.:lt•ment : ocetompanlll. MIM 0. Riemer. MeetlnJIO
have been held earb Friday and oln<'<l March twlre a we.k. Fifteen
three-pan l tUI tour-pan 1nn~ hav~ been learned and reodcred In
1>ubllc. 'M•• ....-on1l annual roo<-en. gh·tu May t8. with Mn. Ethel
Klrwan- ltood lor SOI>rano eolol§t. proved M daloty and dellabtful ao
the Hr11. U..ldeo tbla concert the club has appeAred at tbe Iotti"
oonnal debate. mldwloiOr commeueemeot and numerous rbetoritala.
II bao al,.•aya I'Ooftoed 111011 to the OO.t muolc writt•n lor ladles'
chon•s and has been a decldod element In uvllftlog the 11aodard of
mu•lcaltutc among theatudeot bodJ.
Treble Clef Club
WUU~IItiUII ! MW AY
AI•1'A tlAYOI
AI ,I('IA. lilt MIIOtiU'
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1'L•UU. OOI"P
O'tlttYA WOI»>it
NAMUi.H V.ltlltt ..ON I.AUM.A JlltWIIliM • .lrNt• MILL
8~1tllAWIOl'f
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Jfli ,JJII f'Uit.t..1..
U llMTiutO• I.IOtlWANU
WrtJloA .. S'CIAI()lt
W.UUt Mcrr
JICLI.J IBAMIL'rO,.
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De<-. 18-S I' S .• 40 .......................S. I' l.lu.lnd! Col, It
S P N . 7$ ........................ S P 111gb Stbool. t ;
t'eb !0- S I' N . r. ......................S. 1'. Alhlellb.
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S P. 1\.. 7Q ....................... S. P. lltlilneii Col. IQ
Mar . 14-S. 1'. S .. 86 ....................... 1\'auaau Y. M C. A.. ••8
Officers of Associattqn.
,,. ,.,.lt·nt - A J , II K1tUICK.
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t : IJ!'A MILLt!N.
'J'r..M•IHt:r- t' lum Jh:SKK
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t'Olll ·~ li EN~ ANt.$.
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B asket B a ll
JUrxast; or ob• m•rl•• or ohe '01 basketball
cnru une 1huuld ""'k not at tbe number of
ttlmes J)layf'd. hu1 n uh•·r •houh.l notice agatnat
"'h:u r.-:uu.i ll4•1ht• ••' ahe~ a• rul'' we re played. 'fo
han~ ltt-:tll'n th\' Suwcn• t•ul nt Ath1elit3 and the
\\'aus:m Y. M. C. A.
WAUl
1!'1 Rlone •eDOllRh to
t'nvlat•h, r~l.f'Ord.
'J'he Urst lntllt•.f tNuu w:." ~tl,fr 1UN11g. The fln6
vm~ide " :uu(l wn' ;,•uu t·a .. lly.
gh·e ""·''
U'Aitl I' ll
G ames P layed
FIRff' UOIU' TI.Alt.
F<h !S-Waus:ou II S . 10. " · P ~ .. to.
wun:•
>IUIUT (saam~
cnu.
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U.l<G£ (mgr~
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DUMY CUNIUS (fwd ). >IAIOOS TUDin
"" U.l<OE (guard)
ou~V&X80:< ( forwanl ~
(oeator j U . UAL\' ~IC>QS
(fwd.)
Football
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nopromi~ln~ •t the out!K!t. Only a
luuHirul or expeMcncod players Wl\8 on hand to form n nucleus
about which a want might be lormed. Yet by Oct. 12. when
ilt; lootbell . . . , .
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the ti"'t ~ular game was pla.)'ed. the team WIL4 roundin~ Into ~ood
lorm. The llno. a lthough not aggres.i<e. was a ble to hold well.
the backt and enm were putting up a r..t. ole•er 1tyle or play.
The dcfel\t hy IAwrenl'C 8hould uot have htul thedishea.rtc nlnsc effect
that 11.. did Lawrence undoubtedly had th{l .l'trongest. team In the
state. Oli:<."Cptlng the Unl¥Cl"'lt.y eleven. anti a -."'mporisoo of the n!<'Orrl·
made astaiMt her by the other te&m3 on our ~hedute sbow11 that Steq:
ens l'olnL c<>uld the team ha<e held togethtr. mll{ht ......,nabl7 hav~
been e.x.,ected w win Cfti'J other game JK'bednted for tbeseuon But
a train of eahunaLlcs. !IOillO of them untwolclable. left u~ in tho m1tldle
"¥
of the 8el\'4(JO without a u~am . Tbe one AAIIH' played After thlt. by a
team drnwn mo~tly from the ~. ond el e ,~cn . l\nfl with only three dr.ys'
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~ Waupses~ 0 .••••.••••• Ste,·eoJ
Oct. lt-()ohkosb. 1,..........Stevens
Oct. M-IJAwrence. 28 ....••.••. .• Stet'CI11
Nov. U- O•hkosh. W .. ...•.••..•. Stcrc nt
1-• otar. 18
l'olnt. 18
t•o1nt. 6
Point. 0
$&CO" U TKA)I
OcL lt-Stevea.s Point J-1 S .. 6 .• Seconfl Normal. 0
~ Nov. t -Ntlllnill• H S. 0 .••• Seeond Nonnal, 8
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SPR.ING ATHLETICS. Tre..ck Team
)I CUT
WAULEIUII (capt.)
O<iTfUCINISK
BARTOS
IIKSKR
I..ASOtt
UGI>£S
( tugr.)
KEEU
£JIQUIIAKT
U l'OU~
t•ATC fl
CIIIK0\'81C.Y
(ooaclJ)
anlllethln' wnr&Or than that on her root. and she dt,lo'&. cry neither, and
I be doetnr euuoo It off whh a koil•. She·s awful brave lor a glrl-eveo
II •be l•growed up...
He ""' te<l(lown 1he •tep!l. but hl<>kiag at the liulet~r-tlalaed 1- . he
81ld I("Utly. " Yo>u'd be all well II y<>ur·a wu c:ot olf-waltllll I get our
..,,.,_,.,,.._ and 1"11 dolt... And before •ee Ted eould obj(!ot• Ben wu out
of sight: 8n0» he eame down the eu-ee&. brandi.shing hl! mother's tcluol"'.
"'Twont hun,'' and .u he .aw the louk on Te-l's faoe. •'do you alway"
want to walk with A ~ne!" Snip. snip• .-~ent the (nlell('iuorw-and lite
bll11er w••ttnno. but Too .,.,.. ocreaming wirh pain. Ill• erict brought
t.he family to tho pqrrh. S...on cool &•\h'e anti lJ.'\ndagcs were suJL on the
J10t llnlc fool. In•• nuly hii far her's repented promi ... of • Shetland pony
<:ould <Jnlct the tmnll boy. ,.;HI tfacn. :t.! hl.s mother rocked him to sleo••·
Ted
ha nHilt\H'Ccl dreamily, .. What U I coulrln't run nnymoru!"- :\1 . W.
Jo~D ~:u. t'n
tho J)Orth f\ Jli<"lurc nt woo. His e:urls
were tangled: bi.s <:lean wal._t Wl\-t mn'setl and his
lCAnJ were falling ou hl8 cllmtJitd t..g.
A onmpanion joined hint nnd hl1 f(r'Ht dog NPS·
tor. ~me bounding &erosJ the la•'n to his little
ma!ler. bul he rubbc!<l hi• cold n.,.., ogalnst Te<l"o
hand in \'Sio, for TNI would not mnn~. and el'"ery
liule while be oohbo<l. ..What you .,..,.,.. lor! ..
uked Ilea. lhe rbltor. Ted opnke no1 a wonl. hu•
held op uno of hb ehuhhy IN'I and on tho bouom of
hlo Inn• hung n J(r'C!al wblto bll•ter.
Flunlly be oobhed In hlo ahrlll volco. " I ean•t no<er
run any more nnt1, oh, I'll luwc to weAr" cano llkn
my gmmluu\.'' ami ftt thlil 1\Wfulthnt.ho ehokod nod
two tears that luu:laH,rlL"<-1 down his check.!' ttOpJ)ed
M ll lndiomay.
~o wa.s a year oldtr than Ted And nn &C!\."'nnt of
1hl.. he hMI alway; tq!l'nled him wl~ a I{THt deal of phy, 10 now he
&.'\ld In hi' MncemptDOU! way. •'fhat's nothln'. why m1 mamms had
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Trifles Light' a• Afr
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llA'I' we am rrtfttures of clrcunl:ttan~,.to tl pn.."Atcr e-<tcnt th:m
ever t.lawM on many of us <-an be proYtd It on11 we ttop and
look at the I rilles rhat ha!tcn our dtcioio11.• and lnftueno.t oar
allrr lifO. One olnglo hour may be 1bu pi<o<. on which our lifo turned
either
anti thlf ho~r·a tleriJion fnr w rinJC! thru all tim·e: or et"fD a
minot~ onl1 m.aythadow or brigh~n a lifetime. Ju!t M a dotkl that I•
tu ly a tJ)l.trCk seen at a •llJCAnte m•r be a storm and wreck the Jo1• of
many a home: 10 100 lhlle I rift.. gather momeorum nor II lln•lly they be·
Como Iom ad ... lor ftO<Id or Ill.
Somethnco a lool: will llghrcn "I' a whole day. bring lho music back
to our ht'ftrto. rho •p•rklc to nur ey~ and cl.. tlcl•?•o our atop: or l• may
ch111 tho ' 'cry mftrMw In our bono•. tnko us off our feet u h. were ancl
lctwo us luJir,le88 for · tbo tln10 boiug. Sorncthno. wo moot
a frlo1ul. nr mf\ybo a t'ft1Jil&l uoqnl\lntAn<:<!. or JMlrhaps a stmngcr: a look '
of sympathy · " '"""" lnim eye •~ eye. • bond lo lorrcoo wblch may
leav& lt.s tracoo and away uJ for- all -time to <."'me. f!Yen a 1lt1la word
•pokcn 110 low rhat ltlo ocareely beam. yet like a wlzard'a 10nlt rhru all
••1·
our liYt!ltbal whltper ma1 flbrat~
Thus we go,otronJt .. !'ampoon. a pparu1ly.y.. w. .k ... habeo. ••a1ed
by ore.,. trlfte
M. RtCI<.
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A u nt 'Lizabet h
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IU.: !!.;&\ uu lh•• Unt teat uf tho ' 'lllago church looking eagerly. e:.rn·
e&tl)' at the mlnl&u~ r. llcr hau· W&J whhe, her han(IS Wf'f'O wrin·
klt-"'-1. Uut
h1•1' hu~c
lu,tl nH th4J 1\\' C-etnesj of
~Wwen ty
ye:u'll or a
U.§tl·
hal, lo,·tng life. ~l1t' WM to \!\crybody. from tho oldest 10 rho youngest.
Aunt 'l .•baboth.
She had'"'"" llulc of tho t(reat big world ami know oothlng ollts intri·
cato s)ervlc'<hla anti Cfcn In her own llulo circle ,.he knew only tho
brlghl. the gentle. the lo•abl~ thi•KL In the tsrlyyesro oho ha<lt<\anC
from the e~t whh her bu~baot.l to n'ako a home In tho new eouotry. It
had taken IoniC re~ro of hal"\l work, but now. with eoougb worldly good•
to lo.co~ them romlortahle. they were ••taklnJC It euy."
Aunt ·uubotth onjoyro theoo romlvru lor w~ch she worked oo bani.
and more than all abo llkod JCOO<I things to eat. She u....r often to tell
how. on one of &be~~~ ocea.slont of her lifo. wbeo tho Wtl.'J going back
to her e..,teNI bnwe lor a •l•h. they h .. I bollod and bok"'l lor two day•
bdorobaod geulng lfOOd things rea~y lor A lun<·h whl<h wu to laoL tb•
\\>hole jouruey. OnetJ on tho tmln llho began hnmodiatoly to get hungry
anti before the bountlary or tho bout~ lilAlO wu reached tho much workOO
urcr luntb was gont.
f'or all her lo•·e of thl8 brlgho. beAutiful world, Aunt "l,lubeth"s doo1>ly
rellglou.s nature nuule her think nHI<'h about tho next. and her ldCA:J of
ll'!aveo wero d~ld{.tdlv ht•r own. Sh" often &.'\.ld thM she jnn know thtu.
there wu wMer In llcaven anrlthat tho l.on1 would let her take off her
1hCK'!it ~tml a1cx•k:ugs ami "'ado lu lt. ju8t •~ ihc u.efl to w"Mic In the C'l"\.."ek
when lilbc Wtl! ll llttltJ girl. AI tho grew older aho would remark, " I ' m
MCttlng oh_l and '''oli\Jiy. hut I auel.!l the Hord wurn. Cfti"U U I do wobble
lnt•,_, ll ~twcn . just so I &ret the~:·
Una II ~Chc WM (1uho old ,\uut ' J.IznfK.~th'lf llfu hnd known no gret'Ll 801"•
row. ller hu!bAncl'tt grt•:u will, nr ' 114(l hli )(CncrouJ puncc, had 8p:u•cd her
from C\'Or)•th1ug. but now nothlug hn•l a)()wcr to &'U'O h"r: her daughter.
her only chlltl. died AnnL ·r.I..,I><Jth WM ltnooll•l by the sbO<"k aod. lor
a tlme. her frlcntl.s fettn."-l thAl abc wouM notn.-cover. J-* • alowly 8bO re·
g•lnc<l au lotcn:st lu things about her and at lastihe was ablo to say. ··J
gue.alt"• all right I can"''" Annie walklogaround Ul> In !Ienon. smell·
lng the pretty ftowcrw anti looking nL all tbolo••cly thinK•· and then •ho
turns round ami says. 'come on, mother, h.'lliiO n1rc UJ) hero, • and I gueu
l "IIICO pretty lOOn. ••
Anti so s he ait11ln her pow thlt bright Aunny morning, hcar1n" noL only
the mini!fh:r talk1og. lmt IllUming lo thu new• other beloved cblld. who
hu gone to a a:arango new latH I "
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ilt: groat lake It u ""I no t.J a mirror ao~lloctlng tbe~loudl.., oky
In i.. clear depth•. loot. like w"lten ollror lie"' and there •
gra..,lul bnat ""''"on 1.. 1><a<elul au ria.,..
ohO"'- drtamln~tldly of Ita JliLil.
A drowsy rlllap ne.tles on the
f'rom :around abe roruer or one of the •tathtr-btattn. otoM-i.'O\"ef'f!d
T
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boUM!::!J. which stands t'lo,.c to tbe bc_o.at•h, a \'Cf1 •mall urcbln oon~ A
~lo. from which a hook and II no danNiea lo <aniNI oYer bit ohouldtr. AI
he wakes bls """Y towanl the long pltr. tho onlooker ""tehe.~ a •teahby
look from Lwo oharp blark eyes !.lttlo wlops ol1tll1' raven hair rome up
thnl the torn crown of what wu ouoo a hac. whtlo a taurred screen f'AIIro
waist and bluem•crnll• c•11010 a gnod deal of brown 1kln. l ilt m•nner
of walking. coupled with hlo whole apl>earance. pro<lalm hlo onrestry.
In 1bc meantime a gaunt. ~hDKKY dog malw-1 a few hnumla and almO.!tt
UJlSCt.a his little m"-.~ter lu hl:t ea.~eeruc:s.s. In ;.pitu of hh e-c&rcmo leannhl
he curries h1f \\'ell·ah:tJJICtl head pr"'tHIIy
l"be muter aha on a pll\nk Jntlltlli(HUt over thr •IN<JJ Willer. nnll thctle>g
shs ou iU haunchee gazln1 huo tho dl.ftftm•c.
!:itullluul~·. without. u IIIOUI\'IIt'• wnrnl ng. \horo I• l\ jJI'('Jlt " IJI!Uh and
boy anll polo drup Into the wnter. 'l'hu dog. ~·h h IU1 h1"tht<'t whlcl1 Ill
treatment. and ~jiRn'rulon rru 1not hlut uut. l!ilnco th ~ lake In IUl InstAnt.
Twice. t lan...., times ho l m~ the IJf•y. hut. I he ms;cgt-.1 (•lothlng will not hole!
hli!f wciJ(ht. 'l'hc dog 11111ke"' 1\ Iilli• I J(n\b Antl t.ho hoy 111 pullt,.l. ~~ n~nml nl(
With vain, IOWI\r\llhC t horc. 'l'he 1lug luu IRken hoft1 o f lt1nt not he would
n pup~y.
The boy's fa1hcr JCI7.t·s nonchalantly on his eon 1uul 8AJ'I "Oat l.!f not·
lng. )ly Johnny she~twlm like nr'l' •lw•k . 'l wo, ll"\..ou tl111cs week 11he fair
into de be:tg wawr. Oc dog ohe watch h•r clooe . She no KCI kill In de·
w:uer."
AI~ H~HTA II A~SA.
'The Hom e of P eace
H
!GII on 1111• wt•tcrn hlllo II otn ndt.crenely.
:'mllln~ In pity on the mnrt lw!ow,
\Vh ~tc toUing hands and buiy brains grow weary
' M I~ tlu~ llercc bur'(lens of the ooontlde glow.
llt~1 e
t"'me& no !ltr-lvlng. pain or di.nppolntmenL:
Youth aorl oM t~JCC arc one In •weet release.
dee1""'1 tlcpth! ol dretomle» sleep. they lollow.
1-"onwe rmo~ tlwlr whlte·wlnged guardian. l'ea~
Throu~h
llere ""'t they ·r.ulh the lealygreen bou~th"s •hadow.
Where oft b1rd \'Oictt murmur all the d&y.
And dai•ied turl nod roolln~t·laden bree"""
Rani•h all tra<e>~ or ttro·• troub!od lray.
Nothing tb<•)'lell. theae quiet. hnppy tlweltero.
Uu·h~l are tb(llr Y01t"t"tl to a nocc ao low.
T h•t nn1:t bmf arul scr•,_•·hlft•le cor'M'plnf( on~r
Aught of t~e wondrouJ ac.ory o'erenn know.
Snmedntes upon tht eol<l. whhe. aleamlng morbi<!.
n~~:. e~f:~~n~f~,: ~~t.:d·~·,•e~~,.,.
Wh~ hwiug tHU('~ the rmpm.J th&--e ,.• •• , ••
S.• tbey • leep ou : r.-1 I rom tho 1\"0rl<l"t han1h bond&JI"Mol.. lt<l not hJ pleMing or dltJ>rai.e.
Kl!i,:r.,~o,t•~·,r;::~t~":h~.t~~~r',h:~r.;~n~t.
1\"lolle in the throbbing <hy. 111tl·loce<l pllgrimJ.
Weary uf t4l11 aodJ*'" without.. iUn~ue.
..
" ~!h~~~~=~~~~r ,:~,~~:i~~~~~:!":r ~!~ 11-r •. u.
1
Str~>ongo.
~ plrull rr :- "Sfuuo J>Mill~ ~
they dH thro ugh their l"At tl.''
more thffUIKh their cyc.<s
.,.. .,.. .,..
O IUUVA'TISO.
Wl8clmu
wnnlug.
Now
anyon~ I n
pM!1ng wouM
n a,·e seen nAusc:ht wu amiss
In oal<l pnrties on the beneb: they •-"
Like
thl•.
But toon the IWIIII(bl tleepen<!<l.
And tbu intervening spa""
In 1he oamo proportion leMtned
Aot,tht C!\ tnlng drew a pace:
Anti the qulcL100n wa" rnpturfd
\Vilh a tonnd n>11<b li ke a klu..
And. ln•ttad ol beiog parted. they now
SatllkelbiJ.
But hark. lheoound or I&UJhltr
Aml
foot~~LC!P"
tlrawlnsc near.
Two heart• a re rent &!under
I n angu1(1;h anti In ft ar:
And . , the pany JM"..4C!'A.
Tbe d"-"1 royer ol thi• bll'•
Saw two ~twettbCArtl nn the bt-nC"h who Mt
l.lko
thi•.
M:m. bc:tr:
S truggling p:llr~
Mnn lnfrrinr,
f:onc inre rhu:
Su•)". blryc•lo:
ICu.!\d, l('h·h~ :
Sll l>--~1nu~rh !
"lllryelo!
~uo !
fi'O()TUAI.I ••
~tought.
~~~~~~~~Cl:,t·won.
Nortunl don".
wu
And old l'hoobu• aank to""'~
Two ! "'eethtarts on a ru.nic bench.
Obeerved tho glowing Wctl:
----------------·1----------~---A TltA(IROl'.
AN ACCWKNT
l'ror.
thAn
A Co m mon O ccurronco.
As the summer day
••'l'twklc..ot hnc·k'"
,,,
( l.lno • mMhl:
Awrul c nu•k ,
Nose hMh !
l'reo l'ray (eomlng up to J ohn ~1 . ami oth•ro talkin.l! in tbe
holl):-••1\'01 you I(CIII lemen lleplnto the onlee and lincth your
talk !"
J ohn M.:-•"Ob. we juJLROtlhrough as you ""me a long.""
/
-J. R. I.
Ad\'IC"e oo bow to ruo the (•olnter.-TuE
THE POINTER WANT COLVMN
'
'
It Paye to Make Yo ur Want• Known Horo '
W ANTED---Help.
Se'rt-ralyoung men who r:sn apell.
qolred.-f'oHU>I.
A jCOO<I caddem>lot-.TIIll J CSIOR.i.
A good phyolrlan. one wbo ean rc<l<c
'
No oth€'r fJUa11ticatloa ro-
M lK-e ll~neoua4
~ehool
spirit and keel> It rc•lved.
- JNtmrnoor.
A young lady C0111J):anlon. Mun I~ IJ~tty n.,d a good <.'On\'Craatlun·
a list. .Mui l ba,·c plenty of tciturc tlmo. .Must be wtlllng to gh•c four
hour:~ ~..ach
week-tlay e\·eolng and Mwcn on Sund:l)'Sto mycmtcnalnmcut.
No ochers need apply.-£. 0 . II'., •'Coroer Grooery."
Ao able-bottled romancer. poet. ew -l>oi~'TEK STA''·
WANTt:D-.To t:xchanae.
A few lists of ••NinetiC3.. for" good job.-Sr.:nous.
Three mwa of o1U t.le$k8 for two row• Hf chcrry·colorcd vne.!I --JUSIOICS.
r.:uow.s.
A poeket 1bern1ometer.-C. I.ASOL
Ao automall\! Jeuoo·plao producer.-PK.AcrtCR T&ACIIEK.
A unlvc,..l question book, whh ao•wc... - r. GEUIKR.
A reliable balr muorer.--liOUoKWOII:TII.
A curo for jollylng .-~1. LITTLE.
A re«1pt for extrae&lng oonce1t.. Mu,Jl be warranted to
tho last ttage or tho walady.-8&-.&L
gag~.
For S..le.
II you won't
etc.
pureha~~e.
Wonted. To know which glrlt ""' 1aken. oonwono to llotcu to his yarns
,nnd IC\'CrAI other things. l>K·Kn.
Loll. An 01>110rtunlty to talk.-l.•"or..
Wanted. A '"''ilion u fflA<h In p01i1e aru. dancing. fubloot. et<. Con·
.-en.atlon a 1pecialty. l.atly pupils preferred.- T.A·L().
Notl<e Anyone d..lrlngto do opeelal advao«<l wurk aloog the line&
of roq•i"try, aJ)l'tly to - 1. MAI&:!t· •Lt..
Found. IIKn- CIII'.· ·Y.
l.ost. One red·bot b.. kctb•ll gnmc.- S•s•ous.
1-""outul, Grat""M galoro- FuiU'.)IAS.
NoiUIAI~
('UI"'e C"aM4
'-.5
- M1 ~ 1.). •K•.
Gro.nd Auction
An an!!dote for constitutional fn!ahne:u. -io)nST Yr.AIC8.
Short storl.., saws.
away.-J. M o~c.
Want4!C.I. Nothing sow
Fuund. Jutt what be w&JiooklnJ( for. in Suptrior. J.". O•..s--s.
\\'anted. Another " Lantern Talk " - ·ru£ 1-"'"EI..IA)W~ who t()('k 1helr
"beol.l" hut time.
Wanted. Newa of the week Cl't!rJ morning. -Gt!UU!K. OI.M>S. t;T At..
l.o~u. ltueh aleep over ocnyear·s jobi..-S£S101"-"'•
WANTED--To B uy.
A stout hack and f&!t team.
STAPP.
A low _,nd·h•nd f:leoneotarycertl6cat...-(;tuou•TI<S.
A good overt:uat: no longer needed. Hue becomo aC(:Ilwoted to frooty
WCIU hcr.-C. 0LSOS
A mnsrnctlc. ticld.- l>uor. Cut.vt:u,.
An OX\'t'llcr'L rooelpL for curling Hultl. Ooly ono KJ)I)IIc•:ulon uooJod .GLAMI'OOLK.
A book. "Pen10aal £<perlen<e~ of a Uluft'er.- A. f~ D•wES.
lo
will ghe Ihem
s ..l o.
CA)u•us-JUNR 21. 1002.
'l'ho following goocl• will oo knoeked down lo lho lowc.~t bidder:
A book containing all tho oecrew told at the Short Story club during
the year: 6 bblo of old Junior lhn_oat.s againlt th~ l;enlo ..: a fe"· cople. of
1be Art'aa progn.m when Fonam aod Athenaeum wen! eotena.Joed; ahe
111 football record: II<• pal,. uf gray golf glo•·..: one eopy of Cale'o
trvMlte on bypnotiom; IC<eral dcnen photograph• Of llerrlek'o ""-'ketball
team: a Jlloturc of llu~heo making his 6 ft. 0 lu. rcconl: a book. "One
Nlghl In ll&deo." by E. U. Wldmcr.- l o:<ATIU8 OsT•uuttl""· Auctioneer
. .--·ACULTY
PHRENOLOGY
( NuTK. ~ It
Ia with profound pleMure Lbot
are enabled to rlace this report bclorc
our ~adera. Monlh.!J of excruciating labor
and fltdnotcak1ng earo alone h.a're brouahL
auceeu. J-:\"tn &ben the • •ork cuuld neYtr
hare ~n acrompllobcd. e•ctpt by the aid
of •·..,.nk N. S1>lndler. proleMOr of poyebol·
Of1.1· """'bro·patholou anti craniology.)
M~ Ml"STAKO Grammaro-. oell-t!lt..,mcd·
•logmotl<al. orth<IJirapleal. garrnlou•ness.
Mo~ ·ruo•o•cK- Artlbllltlveo.,.... alrabiliti~eo...,
w~
Moss GKRRtsn-Gymoutloabllhy. amllallvonoss, all..,.cU•hy. eutoro·
aeeentablllty.
Mo. SA:<roooo-Welghtlessn-. llMtl•eness. aubheadlty. tlook-dappor·
OU8Dd.S..
MK McCA8KoLL-J o•lalhy. buJt81thnON. mleroeoopularily. betty rotunlty. ju••eolllcal.
Moss Frn: GBKALo-Ward·'-rn..., •r••I"J!ItLI<alhy. beolgnath·en-.
sympatbetlcal.
MR. SICHt:rr-Rip·u.,._,n..., rambling dloeouralveo-. deep Lhota·
th·en-. bookwonnltbnett. teaolt·courtlln-.
MR. sr~NUUK (by hls tpoelal pormloslonf-A~olrdupoiJh.y, jocularity.
lportatl<tn..., anyoldwa1n-.
gf'ntrou~ntM
Mk. 1.1\'ISUSTOS- J..o,•ing·&llhes.l\"eoess. jttltlown·an•l·btwkllflhnttlll. stAndupldnH!..
Mli'J P•ur- l.t"\l1nl"h.1YenoH. fuclnatlvene!S,
U:!OC'Iaolonal.
Ml'-4 (;,u.y t:«'rmaniC"·IInJCul"tlf>, ron~natl\·en~ bal'\l·leMOoglvity.
friguritie.
MK. C.;Lvr.K- f.l n~r-oonclnnoslly. mole-cuhuity. goltbhoess. beoeTolentnest
Mtcs.. lhc.Auroun- Sut)Crvl.sorinca, pcdagogleallty. pi'C!M'ntationaii~m.•
many•J)()Untledness.
Mu. TA>"I.OII- UI'"tO-<latlvon...._
l>lllogon~o.good·lollowality.
MIM Ur.ltiV.MP.I<- Ga.,gnoty, cutn.blcntM.
MtU~-.
Ct.t:\lY.NT- MuSl«!amanla. elugAbllltlvcnou. doremotuolfttivone.ss,
"ymphonOI.ilty.
Mit. l'IIAV- AIIovorlohnooo. Normnl·oonduollvlty, «Jiorlty.
Mo<s ll urm..,-DmwMh•on~J~-'- klilll honrtcdnoss. lnogcatlvlty. ge ntle·
UemnJ'.
~h• Coo.w<s-lllbernlanhy, triangularity, joo)Uvoo..., pli<H>n-morc
tlnbbl• hn.,...
"lloldlq hllf O•n:'
Tho happy days or Juno hav~ rome.
Tho bell of all tho lot:
Who caret lor ' 'J'rlg·• or llotanr.
Or II ••o flunk or not!
1"holl01t wlndt whltpor In our aara
And load Ul qolto.Mt ....y:
Len throw our booka and .....,. and LhOUJ!hll
And everything away•
./
\
~NO LOGY
UI:UST t7- All at-nl•
28- Tbo grintl beJllns.
~ ~n1or ~irla moott•ot. 1-A.~o. and l\N not fll\'Ombly lmpn:ascd.
RO t•lf(skl n 1• pm in motion, ...
S€-pt~ 1 Old a.u.uhmu reoehi'"u New one~ vote reccption8 d"llghtful.
8 MI., SP"'IlUO coios a new by·wonl. "Je-. 0. JesL ·•
4- l'rol. Si>lntller c"'cL• his Om joke l~lore the l'•.rcbnlog1 ri7- Arena act• all whh.nw~ thao a hundn._'tl ~ogen..
1 t-'onuu anti Athenaeum follow ault4
8- ltOMJberry bumps hl~t n<Mc on tbo grltllron •ttn•l brui&C!I h cfmslder·
•hly (tho gridiron. or oourao )
to-•lroUI"'Illog
12--•'all ,..,..,. abound at OtO Nonnal ntnue.
. 14 Van•• a.uh arri1"M and f•M)tbaH &tQ('_k 1"011!1 up.
16- ChtiT)''o 6ni1 antlla•tappea,..nceon th•«rl<llron.
UI--" IYiddy begin• hlo hean..brea1<1og tarter.
t tl-~J>Irlt a of omtnry hold their tin~t oon,·cnt1nn.
1M) Cluse~t tU''J(ftnb.-..·. IP•I u utual by t ho ,Jnnlont.
22- llannah. lladley. etc. • hlpwrecked.
A
Oc&. 1- School debaterl c~osea.
6 We practice whb Waupaca. Soore U\10 0.
6 Juolor1 prepare a leut· .. for tho llclnlor~.
12--0.hkooh come• "I' and ehoorlully takoo her yearly drubbing on tho
I( rid Iron.
14 School IJllriL I(<Klil lnlo doeliuc.
~-Arena cownalnt Athenaeum and f·orum " 'hh a thort(!) prognun.
!!G Lawrence ~>Hr and brawn dowoJ the purple aod gold.
:!ol Were the Arena girls to blame!
~'7-lkbool •vlrit hao auotber relapoe.
2~-~lushy'11 mamR ~Y• he can't play.
.u,...
~·p1 .
''iclim~J
29 ..80-Footboll rauko I(CL lhinner... ll•l>e" 11111 lurt. howovcr.
SI - Stnlor1. io league whh Spiri.. ol OarkneM. entenalu. Junlun
Riven a ghostly time.
24 Fin.t
drftft('-11.
26 fakltH•h t(OCS to 'l'••wn{t•).
21- Te•H mrak~s blii tlr.t Ul)·
pcar&n~.
• ·orL.ing
ha ,. ,.,.
a monK tberanL.•H'If ch.-1nrn~l
Nuv. I. (I A . >1.)-Stboul oplrit lo•inRIY l•ld at ,...L
•
'J
" )lru•" "'"''" tht• ,...,.n,ul
11hH ••11
l'ltcftiii!IIL tim Nt•lll•''llllnu,., Tin
r. \\',, \\.. h
Mr 'l'ah'A.-I tttlln.
""''
u fo',._•tl'f'll "'"'"'"u~
t-.h·h••" flt'l ••n train lllluJU''II In thhk~h
'""'' •h•••n•••n h••Kuut ltUt•f
,. M ''""'" (••11 en.ln l l~~t"t'01Ut\'llnh•ntoJ'If"'llln Mnt I'IUtll~ u~nlt. for
)C\•1• ""''"'
::r.·.... \Yt\l.ltllnl(
l;ull~t. 1At1t yt•ar Wf' •1~-.Ut-at.otl Whltn"y ln our Now l'ot·
Th1• ,Y••ar wo•h~llc·alo a n~w po~~·.!l.lllon to Wh1tnt 1·
•M•~t•lttn•.
I( lUll I'
ht•' •
Jon. n .. ·ll••·~ •K•Iu.
?···St•""' ~~,. l"au~. ( 'ht tr1'" nuw rln • .
Jao. •··l'rof. Sa>huller d.c:hl"" lbal
pt>nwm•l apJM!aran ·~ ffl Mft 1-"=fore tb•
bu tl ..rtu,.l from ownt.:rablp
of a rnulttal"be.
pl~ure to
ftl
t1 l.ttn~· nn•l llah'rhlit•n IX'J(In tu t'Uitlylht' !lAm•• "uhjt""•l, huL Jnot,J't. on
,ll!Tt•l"\•nl l:.l•umto• '! Jlt•rhMI!'I.
IO···llu,L..,he ..,tfQ.,.,.I.
IJ~ ~·Stmio•n~ tleeitle that thlolr f~
M••M• atH•mplt& It
n1u~l :adorn Cht• pa~ of the Sou•~nlr
ttJ 1-:lt•mt•nt" li(ln~ tbemq•Jn~s A JCUO~t lilllt!,
l ,vlnter.
\~ - \"t~·n.l tlnN 1w Mrs. Mu.;!,UU'd nntl l 'mt T rwlor
US· ·Sen ion e:u . t.oa!t anti roMt.
'J'! ·An•n• hl\< • ;..h.,tt.,•l •how. lloy• •IJrh fo;r Lloc•lr nloltlmo •t•n~l
· •lY'
10~-·Some of our ltutlcnt.lll c.mv1t..•<.-e a
1
t.'ftnuulttco of 1hc Uuartl of H(Jj(Onts lh:tC.Lhcy weru Ct1lhh.-.. l litlll•toepddnll.
2(). .. Jo:dltor--lu·t•ltlof nt•~nt · ··VIitiUI~telu;ol~.
·
t n- 1\1"0 IUI\•Io hl\)tpy.
21 .. ;St•n1nl'l'l n,wftrrltt~ l whh ''t•herry·lffJIJM"fl tiMk..c"
~r;..••ummy l••a\'<••; me :•n ·
26-··Jttnullry •·IM" .cnulunto.
tlh• ttNifM'IIJilllt•!l h•n.~J hhun . AJ
2?···flnl~ h•I\V~" fnr 1h•1 "'•""' I•• '1"*'11 lh'' Jn,Jift.tl IIJ•r1•hlJ( will• I• I•
frHm " '
\\ \tlnuor l'l11'1,.. lnln
t•rtnt'fl All~o~•rl t"fmL fttttf nratl'm un thu "Mi,.,lfm 11f th•1 t-'l•f( "
hi• trat•\.111 ·· ''''"'JII lim~· h•Jult-\•1.. :J H~ul.l ffRrrlt•k.
hlJ( HJI tltu lUll
~ Slf't~plnJ.: t•.tr fan·,~.
Uun~worth Lim ,•tuuuplun .nur••r.
~'0. t 'h' ' I hi\II~'"Kh lttf( t'\•lt•·
It H ntlfir>. J11ti~• ·A tft..•hlt~ In fal\Hr nt .. Th" "-"uNhy ut l.aw ...
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8-Seoior preah.lcm\. In tu~ptn M!. J.atcr, cut tiO\\'U :tnd cremated by
lo••lng cla.swateo. S..rvlru In t:harJ((I of lit. nov. l'eter Kelley.
IG- \\'c hear ai)Out tho water lilies.
17 -···l'ro~y"
gh·ea his fir.t. dl1100urat\ on aprlng va. long .ttudy·lllta.
tranMctlmportanl buolne•i among thow ..h·es.
2-t \\'o heAr about. Joan of Arc.
2.~-(A. "·) Juniors defe31 01k001h ot opening exerol..,s. ( 1'. "·) (;ont.lcmen on t.ho jury ret•cno the declltlon, but. woman proves her progrtll·
ah•eneu.
18-Senlor~
26- Arbutua.
28- So•·orol o<O••cro MSCI of OJ>rlng fc••or do•·oloped.
May I - Latly Jane Gmy appcau.
S- ll lglo Sohool boy• and Normolathlet.co r~n and jump t.ogether. Normal on l<lp. WDAIIel~:h. Curran and llujth~ geL merry and tpllnter old
reeord1.
9- Mn. Clement·. bAnftuet a\. Normal. Senior. think Juntore 3tC on1
the w~rpt.th. Sen lor presltlcnt eaeortOO by clutmiU.tll to aecne or fcut-~·
tng. Sentor girls a walL for Arrha I of Junlord. t t :SO aamo nl)(ht: A ru:u11
on hleyclc apiW>Ara. Sfnlor• mlfl;tnke him for fL .Junior, II nit!!! Mtuu
etops. •• Who ish?" t•re~l~lcnt l'r:,y. (th•e"' ~o mo nth• h-._~. Ml':\nwhilu
Junior. slllCfl l"'"r<:fully.
11 - llomro, Juliet, Cleo!''""'· Shylock, lle><l•mouolo, llomlo•t, Mocl.etlo
and \\Ue. and tblr1l Witch •• hoe It tlo••n ., a\. rhetorl'-~••·
t-4 Uad't tnm not. In It •dth St. l't.
:H - Judgt:s :.L Superior lA) : "The tlcu~ "hh the l11w.''
24 -•·r~hl et derltlc thftl tho elemetu... nN-.1 more pra~·ticc In la._cl.rL IIClll.
2b-Or~-oraniution ot Qu1trterly 'forlure AssO<"l:ltion ...rot. :;pintllcr Chic·f
Tortureri l'rof. Colllna. Vloe Torturer.
2G-Torturo beginli.
27 Sun·h·oril a:o hon10 to recupcrl\t~ .
28-~ :30 to 6:00.
Conn~ II In tho Inner olllro.
Senlo,.. well repr<··
.en ted.
April ~-&ek from ""ling l:&tter egJ..'"· No~· IJ>rlnjt hau. elo.
8 - A. E. [)s,.· es reeorumoneo• tho atudy of ~lh algebra. Mr. llenke
oootloues hit speelallludy of Stevena Point topography.
11-Sealor elu.. pino arrl~e. Se<eral ca..e• of bllndneu reporu.l.
H -Cberry blouomo out In a oblrtwabt.
S- We allt•ke a trip t.o Yellow.tono l'ark. Wloe young 111en took girl
• fricntl .. "·lth •hem.
6 - \\·e are a:tUlnt: to hc'gte'3t lm,.elent. 'f'hla time to Mo....cow 111uler
gui•I;UH"('t of Mr. H olme~.
9 - Forum nntl Athem'--'um oomhine to enwrtc..ln Arena. Suceectl.
10- A hlb.1f\rtl und O.shL:osh nrrlvo. 8tC\'CUII t•oint. wlna fh•hl events.
UonOOn 114-.\t'.~&, f"Jl"~8. pies. etc .• diAtrlbutt'41tu the winners.
lG- lll:.tli Sc-hool •koi·lamat.ory cont..-Jil.
111 I i - J•rof. Cuh·er le:uJ& :unateurHOOlo;;tlllt.l ahro=u:l. Mo.ny ft•hvcntures.
18 1-'.ddlc !\et~on 3rrh·es In to"''"· .. l nuoeencc Abroad H no IUore.
2s- ·rrehle Clef concert,. Mclodioui cn~nlng.
~-t-l)eiiCllC!rt journey. (II a•. M.) •• St~H:n• J•oint wins!" eome' O\er
the tele(>hone. K:a.ro. kiro. kero ktoe! \\'o"·! \\to"·! \Vo"·! llu rn.h!
tG l)ecfn.mMory cont.H&.: rnn'&. all win.
SO - Ul~ picnic.
:)oltlierl'l' Home. Chain..o'.. J...,L.~s. etc .• t•l!!!ltefl. •·un
galore.
31 - Junlord entertain. J-:\'er~· one plet\.Jl."<l.
Juno 7- Juulora entertAin rl;.,"nln. Ucucr thAn C\'Cr. Senior" fn,•ored
one8 thl ~ thue.
12, et.e.- •• Veu" c:a.pturc St.c,·cnll J•o1ut. &laool work AIJ:tndonod In
fi'Lvor of bh·oul\0 and l-amptire.
H- J-:t,.menta make merry.
16-20- Foruot-Atheoreum debate. "lkcouw She Lo~ed 111m So." r•·
t:elnlons. elus e'Ctrcl.ies. bsnqueu. final oratlont. llowen, amlle-5. 1Jiuilihtl.
aheaJl!lklns, Alun1nl, feativiliH-everybody tlauro! Good byo-,.e're off !
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Mrs. M. B. Phillips-Moore's
Private
&hoot of
MUSIC, DELSARTE AND
DANCING,
POLITE TRAINING
ANO
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Corner of Clark atuf t'hureh SU'fflf;.
ste-vens
Point.
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Sli A SON OF /Q0/•2.
V\Tle.
l ..z\lli08 nnd Gun tlemon " ' hn lnten.t tn fft\'ur thi ..
&cbool with their tUU~tulamo;,_• nre n.'(l11t~h'fl tu r:.ll t~"'
early&.! f'O tl\'euient. anti U f)lt,dhle t~·f·•r.• 1h • '' • •
J(l \\~111'i~~~&.1::,~~~:~k"4'1
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f)Atl h•i
ur.·luh•
lrt<P.~.J ~ :r~ .... -•,• l,.;_..'!'!l{ I ~~
i~ · .:.1riji1J'".l
R. C. KRIENKE,
·~..·.r;~~':.~~=-~~_,.
111rch an•l l)h•i!ion StretL•.
S•••~•"
Poi••· w-..
IT WILL PAY tfo rm•1 S,udent•loSe•
~asmos ti~nson ,
TAIL10~ .
.ME~CtiANT
•17 CLARK STRitET,
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Price,.,,, Po.t,.IL
.. C1otb-640 Par....
llllmS & NOIIU
..,.._,._,,_,4 Cooper Iutftwb, w. 1'. CltJ
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STitVItNS POINT, W ta.
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D. N. ALCORN, M. D.
&,·ptn cr- •s:.~~!:~".:l•loc:::.c::..~t~I~;._Sor~h~~ lhmu
EY E , EAR, N OS E ANDTHROAT.
Gl.u.-.GrCM.IN to ~~ t:tlO ~I'K'l a!oli,•a• i~. wok e:yet.. tee ,
OllcciC~i~~:!!;~ ~~~·=~G~;•{:!"h!~o. ~?~:~\!~:'i1 3. Pti¥11:
E. H. ROGERS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
6o7 Mnin St. r
Telephone t6Q '
Steven• Poi nt.
(;lt\..,,•-,es AN'ur.uo1y and ScientlUcally Fitted.
DH. G. bl. HO ULEJIAN,
"Wiscons in's Best"
J. W. BIRD, M. D.
DENTISTS
EY E, EAR , N OS E AND THROAT.
omce, 435 llaln st.
Stevens Point, Wis. omcc. 4:;2 M~~~it~ 1 u~,u~s to SHS~:~~~s t>oint~ w1s.
DENTIST.
w tooonotn. Over P•IStoffiee.
F . A. SOUTHWICK, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
1'depiH'ne 32.
Church S t
L. ZBOROWSKI, M. D.
L~NDRY
$ UI)Qrb
S tevt'n .., J>oin1, \Vis
DR. E. bf. JlOGERS,
DENTIST.
Rothman Building,
Second noor.
~6
S teven• Point,
IIADCOCJ( ,\J ROOD,
EntrancH on
~lainandThirdsts.
DR. J. M . BI$CHOFF,
DENTIST
Work.
613 Church
.-trcet.
l)l10110 100.
Ch·inese La-undr y.
G uarantees fif'lit class work-and o;!tcap.
Goods called lo r and delivered.
11 6 Strnn~o:s Ave
H. W I NG LEE.
R. OBERLATZ,
M ercha nt T a ilor.
608 Park St., Stevens Point, Wis.
CARRIE A. FROST, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Oftic:e H011...: ~ 1 0 • • a: 1·4 p, M.
Olli ~.;o ntul lle:;ideuce, 003 Clttrk
st reet. \-'\lrner .StNugs &\·enue-
S teven• Point,
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w.
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W l eooneln.
W . GREGORY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
015« IIOI.l,..; 1 ud. 7 P• •·
T olephone- OtliL-c 12.\; Hes. Curran House.
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Pboto Stock or all Kinds.
Wleoonel n .
ARLI NGTON
J·~ "'•k.......
II'!'> S trong• A•cnuc.
JI'"ISCOIIIill.
AUGUST GOERKE,
JJLe1·chttnt Tailm·.
457 Main strtet
HOUSE.
Rate $1.00 Per Day .
Te leJlhnne 2~.
Mouldings nud f"rnmes.
Fine line of S:lmplcs ~~ •:~~· Dress Goods alw&ys
SIS Ma10 St.. UP"tall'll.
Steven• Point,
0 . F. MARTI N & 00.
Lea ding Photographers
Stevens Point, \\'is.
Gra nd Central Hotel.
A ll
M. c ....wd 1 4 n"""
MJ~:h.: 1t::~bJ~tion!f.
Telephone 10.0
co ...ner Pl,..t a nd Clol"k StNiet•
an:
\}
For Dry Goods, Clothing. Ladies' and Gent's Furnish- ALEXANDER J, HELLER M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
ing Goods, Shoes and Rubbers, try
J ohnsen Block.
Telephone IH.
KVHL BROS.
Stevens Point,
Reliable Goods at Lowest Prices.
Gh4)iCO Flowe"" nnd t>Jilnt.S. Cut Flowers a Spec·
lnlty. Bouquets aml Funcrnl Designs.
We make a specialty of Ladies' dressed and undressed Kid Gloves at 85c. lWd .'f;l.OO.
Get in Line
tt 0 usE
Leading H otel in City.
FOR._ _ ...
W.
ACCIDENTAL VACANCIES.
EN R O LLM EN T now in the WESTER N TEA C HERS' AGENCY not
< nl y ke<·ps you infcrmed ol changes
dur ing the year, b ut entitl~s you to ser·
vices next seaso n. For pnrticulars address
S. Y. GILLAN & CO.,
141 Wisconsin St...
Mllwauku, Wis.
F. A·T WEllll
&
CO.
-Dit U ! RS IN-
Drugs, Statione ; School Supplies, Etc.
1017 Dh•ision S
t..
Stevens Point. \VIe.
MISS . KITOWSKI;
La.d.1es' Ta.11or.
41 7}{ Main S1ree1.
Normal Trade Solicited.
C. C. 1\1\:A:CN ISH.
Anything
in
Under Public
Shoes.
Librn,Y.
I
Stc.·--~c"
.flO McC"Jioth St.
Poi"'· WI,,
S . J P. COBSON
COKPECTIONKRY~·CJGARS, TOBACCO, &TC.
PRUt'rn,
1\I.En.:l.:n. &troo't
Next. door
Slel'elll 7'oi11t.
Wisconliin.
. 1\li:.A..OK..L::J:N
FLORIST.
Tc:l~pho"c S)..i
401 Main Street, Corner of Third.
J A c 0 ~.~....
""Q'V. E
wc~l.
front Or.
At.wcll '~
Drug Store.
Ja Street Bazaar :~~~~~~~·~
EIIY. GI,ASSIVAin:. TI NWAilt:•. •:te. IIOUS•:.
UOLU r ;oou~ ul nil kinds •tul I'H!CF;:>
U:~f~~ .··:~~·:..
Max Neuwald
SEE THIS!
Give your
a treat.
f~-:et
New ~ hoes clon't
c•-st much.
L<>trk 0\lc:r
no·w S1yles.
n ur
KERN SHOE CO.
I
. 1"1" /"Ill~ 110 ,"/"(1 ,\ ' 1·'.11 11. :Itt; Mttlll St.,
u•·r !;.~ 'f:,~·1.';~.~i:.t
. ·~~~·.'';,.·.~~~~~~~t,~~ ~~~:.·\'Ji~Jt~r ~i~
t'rtH'Lt•ry. t;c13»"'"''• lntul'": oho flry ..::oodt. shoet.
~
rl ..lhht)(. hru ... •o:•JU. lltttl.. u' tln•are. ~ranite"•are
An• I tny- Wt, ...t~• ,._, rv" COIHI>Ielf' arul up-t•wlato
llu•• nlonllllnel')' 810 Mulu •I
I SHAtTO)< .
_.,. tbe dinct ",..,..._ ol W .. T . HA1UUS. Pb..D.. 1,.1...,0.,. Uoltad &t•• ta
1:arcc ~ d co.pct.CDt ~ uJ .slton.
eo...-....u of IWIKIItioa. ......ted ~ •
1'-. lch &ladlb&•·
IF TAl
£~r'lmc
2364 P-..••·
5000 l llu•tratlon.a
hflrl',.ilh(IINfl/ .,..1 )~'ll ruwJ '" 1$qto, ltll'tmi-'"K IM ''1/•Mn'(.~tl...
#fiM htkr••t•••l•""' iuwJ;,. Ort.,_,
19fJO.
JOHN NORTON,
'JM Ntw
Cd tU illkll••d IMN~t.
Ill N Third
I
AW. 'Wton.:r •\AdcCt:U.a lJiChOnatywlllla•..WCSoollUill C...,.,at.
.. ,.-., .. tJ..u..,. tli...._J',....., c.liiM .. we.•
.'Vie4#JI.u 1/a:,...,., ll•tlu·,
:<t.
GENERAL REPAIRING
lhnd,-. n I G ' " • -; >e~ iahy
c.r,lf. f;)Al1ACE BAKERY
F or a nice lin" of f•·t-sh choc·
olates and Bakery Good ...
BUCKINGHRM 1 ENGBERRY
FIRE INSURRNCE.
RY.
BUCK {"\. BARROWS,
MRS . O. P . MASON 4 00.
Tt'I~JIIHw~ ltt' fl .
116 .*;trouyH At·c.
T , F . FULLER & C O .,
~uth ~ide D~~ Oood~ ~to~e.
L<ldies' and Gtnl'd ShM1 a nd
Fu•ni.hin~: G
>Od•.
The Fisk Teachers' Agency
Suhc78G·7Illl f1no An
lllg .• Mlchlgnu lloul..
OHI0A11Q
q 1 JLL •
Agencr receives calls and flUs
posit1ons every month in the
year. Prompt service guaranteed.
c.
W . C tcQCKt:H.
f '. 11. St•AUWJI>O.
IJL&>Cu e J . SoUTII>IAm.
t
Manage,.._
SOLICIT YOUR
WISC ONSIN
CENTRAL
NEW GOODS .
Latest Styles m Finl:l Millinery.
... To...
Main StJ.•eet.
MANITOWOC.
M ILWAUKEE,
CHICAGO
ANOPOINTS
EAST AND SOUTH.
ST. P AUL,
MINNEA POLIS,
•tt/NQ
IF'ANCY
ARTICLES
QIV.N
700 $ TRONQS AV..
NORTH 01' TH• RINH,
.,.,010•
.....o,.
MISS Margaret Ctotwelt. .I
A U.
KINDS
01'
ART
MAT., IAI...
ASHLAND. DULUTH.
ANO POINTS
NICK MILLER,
NORTH AND WEST.
SOUTH S IDE MEAT MARKET
,
J. L. CLARK, Agent, S1evens ·-oinl.
JAS. C. POND, G. P. A., Milwauk<e.
Armour·• I.Jes& Meau.
StaJ!IC Gnx.'<!rlcs.
Tel
07
t<>St.O Dlvl•lon Street
I
w. f.
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MISS KATIE CURRAN,
& Co •
Atwell
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Dre s s ma k e r .
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416 :tv.ra1n Stree t.
Gh·e me a call.
Jkaleno in
-- DRQQ5 -CHEMICALS
AMD
A
A
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WMI•'<Aio ••wl Mall Mal<r In
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88
lver
.son :~r-,:,~~--=':? ~::~:!':";.H..~ ~':t~t.
Or. F. A. Walters
.-AaHdl •" 1 1 1 1 :
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6 10 Clark ::itreeL
P H YSIC IAN
omoo llount
AND
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to 3 and
SU RCEON
ev onlng~.
T HE
KRUTZA, •••• TAILOR.
lAd~' Df'e4M
l_.,tft.l.tlJk-1.
fiu lifl• eiSIIMpiH to(
lt03 Diwltlon ttt •• ~mth Sicle.
s."'>t,..••·S.··--- ......
G~· ·
G-reen.
B r o s.
Or\' (;'""'~· Gtnl8' nntl I Atdh!<~' furnis hlnJtS,
Mllllnt•ry. :-thoe::~. lt1U<~ n nd CAps
C'ooOfH alw-•r~ i• !'toc:k.
AU...,"' l'unun~
~IC\'en~ Point.
Befort Ordulot WA LL P A PER
==::.==--
N O.:R:1; "to M oOu.l.l.oo h.'a
CliiTord'• Old Stand
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Dressmaking Parlors .
do not fail to see the
114 Church Str~et.
Celebrated "P. R. Co." Line
Patronage Solicited.
NewNt l>rtll~nll.
If you wane
01-tlp a tard to OTTO IL llt:S KF.I.
,
Ceote.-.a" N)r. Monroe-s1.
P•per ll•nJ!Ing.
TinllnJt
MRS. J. 0 . KNOWI..TON.
th ~
l.atesL Colonngo. IAwes:l P·rices.
424 Mai n St, 7d Floor.
Norma l T r ade Solicited
J>olnt. Wis.
-OHAI••!R IN-
R.cy..a.
o t Arl Woll l'aJ>er.
FOil. PINE 8111TS AND LOW PlUOES 00 ~
~terens
P. WOZNICKI,
l!t
F . W . GIESE,
,ll m·chnu t Trt.il o r.
Yi~t .ooth.,
M uillical Jn,trumenht and Repair&.
24 3N . ~ndSt..
High Gttade Bieyeles.
c"""... •f'PII'••c: ,.,._,d,. n..-.
t.......,.
... oU.
Comer )fain Street •nd Strong& A•·enue-Tdephone 6]-J.
1017 Divioinn Strffl. South Side - Telephone 6;-2.
J.
T . C. K0BELA:,
Bicycle Livery a nd Repair Shop
l'alnlln •
D RY QOODS, C LOTHINC,
FIN E SHOES.
Clark Street Cash Store .
HEN RY HOEFFLER.
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SEND FOR A CATALOG OF THE
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.STEVENS POINT BUS!lNFSS COLLEGE
Aocl ScJ.d ol Sboo1lwlolaod Typnrritiar.
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Y. 1!. Allat, PrlodpoL
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Ss-~t&IU.
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l)ookl<•plng.
Arnhmedo.
S p.elltng.
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8!~~~~a.1 Law.
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J• 0T\.lt\lon
V e ry .-. ..onabl..
N4u • t. . All . , W Ofk•
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Suvr.Ks PorM't, Wu .. l\lr.ra~ j7, 1902.
To woo»
IT MAl
O»<oa,lll<:
I ha•o jua1 oowplelecla ol1 moo Lilt' courae
Ia tho Ste•eu POIM Bu•loua CoU,... aod
ba•o taken from dictation, ~e--.1 llmM,
160 worda per minute, aod h••• aequl~ a
tpeod ol 60 word.l pe.r mi DDle oo l h 11116'
wrlter.
Oo .llorcla !IOtb, 1902, I IAIOt froca dlolatlo" 100 bwl '-~ten, aYOnoclog ItO
"""" per lou., al>d lnlwlcribod lbo
lrom "'1 ootli Ia allt houn and thirty mlo·
u~.
'l'be.., lntera .,..,.. all lntlril1 new
•m•
WaLltt W Ultt..
I havo tl•l• .Jay acceptocl a poolllon Wllb '
lbo Wl. conolu C.:halr C.:Otui"'"Y· l'orl Watb·
lnjftOu, Wlo. , a flrto lh~l u.qul,.,. a oi<tuol<••llheruapaiM ul ((OIIIUI('/UI 100 lettera I"''
day. •l••l are wllllog to 1"'1 $60 per monlb
CQr 11uch a 1.-er..on.
I wbh w oay lruw wy oaperlwnce \bat any
ou~
whu oonkmplatAt• t!Orolllnl{ l o a bu.a{.
e.~nl• t dml nune bl!u.:r a.han tb•
nttilf ('())J...ge
Sto•en• 1'\>iol tluiJ n.,.. I,.'Oll"'l".
You ... &MIIJ.
Muo \.'lien. V.r.uotur.
•
Vaul(hn gr.-!llat"'l lrom llwo W&IIJl<'C& lll~th S.•hoolln 7un<l, 19(11, a n•l her '"""""•It a lalr umple ol wba& m&f boo upeote<l by •oJI tduoattd
•oun" ruen or womf n who are wUIIn~ 10 prtpilr" th .. u•._.lrf't tO ~nttr tbe conusur-etal workl.
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111011 do' no< lore IH<!hlng. """d for our <al&log.
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