Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Oui WIN eipo lot tbc coming SemeS-
ter were presented to us Monday morn
ing which showed some hustling on the
part of the faculty between Friday
night and Monday morning. Next FRI
day or Monday we will receive our re-
ports. The program for the coming
semester is of The same old form. the
day is divided into eight periods of 40
minutes each, namely: 1st, S:3O9:1O; I'd,
9:l0-9:5O, Sd, 9:5O-10:30; recess from
10:3O-10:45; 4th, 10:45-1125; 9Th, 11:25-
1905; the noon period extends from
12:05-1 80; from 1901 80 is the music
period and the time set part for
speeches; 9th, 1:50-2-30; 7th, 2:30-3:1O;
and Sth 3:10-3:50 The studies are under
the following teachers during the period
corresponding to the number before
them:
Prin. Parlin-2 Roman History. 3
United States History M. w F., Civics
and Modern History.
Miss Merk-1 Physiology, German
LIB, 4 and Botany, Physical Geograp-
by, 2 German Nv, 8 German LIB, 8.
Miss Carpenter English Literature
M. and f, 2 Algebra B3, 3 Algebra Az,
Latin ~, Rhetoricals, 6 English III
b, M. Tu. TIL, z English Nv Tu. W. Th.,
8 English liza, M. ". III
Miss Wheeler Bookkeeping B, 2
Shorthand la, Commercial Arithme-
tic, Bookkeeping A, Shorthand III
Tu. w. F., 6 Shorthand lib, Z Penman-
ship M. w. and TIL, s Shorthand III
Tu. and TIL, Shorthand " M. and w.
Mr.. Hanson-1 Advanced Algebra, 2
and 8 Chemistry B, 1 and Physics A
and b, 6 and Z Chemistry A, s Gymnas-
ium Tu. and TIL.
Mr.. Briggs Geometry Az, 2 Geom-
etry Al, Geometry B, Civics Sth A3,
z Civics Sth Az, Commercial Arithme-
tic B.
Miss Dickey-1 History 9Th B, 2 Geom-
etry B, 8 Algebra B, Arithmetic 9Th
A, 5 Civics 9Th A, Composition 9Th A,
s Algebra A.
Miss Lathrop-1 English TIA, 2 Eng
lish Ia, Latin |, 4 Latin II, 5 English
TIA, 6 English lib, HI. s. English Com
position.
Miss Zellhoefer-1 German ia, 2
German Ia, Gymnasium NJ w. F., A
German lib, German Ia, English IA
M. Tu. TIL, German lib, Gymnas-
ium NJ w.
Miss Rogers English lib NJ w. and
F., Elocution, 3 Elocution, 4 Ancient
History, 5 Elocution, 6 English lib M
Tu. and TIL, English lib Tu. W. and
TIL, s Elocution.
Mr. Downing Arithmetic 9Th A. 2
Geology, Ancient History, 6 Ancient
History, Physical Geography, Phys
ical Geography.
Mrs. Thresher-2 Algebra B, Arith-
metic 9Th A.. Arithmetic 9Th b, 5Com
position Sth A. 6 Composition 9Th B,
Composition 9Th A, s Domestic Science
Tu. and TIL.
Miss Rankin-Domestic Science per-
iods are eighty minutes, classes all day.
Mr.. Hamrick-Manual Training class
es periods are likewise eighty minutes,
classes all day.
Miss Wadleigh has 9Th grade draw
ing from $50 to 1890 Tu and TIL. and
H. S. drawing Wednesday afternoon.
The assembly hall is under the care
of the following teachers during the
period indicated before their names
i Mrs. Thresher, 2 Miss Merk, 3 Mr..
Parlin and Miss Zellhoefer, A Mr.. Down
ing, Mr.. Briggs, Mr.. Briggs, Miss
Dickey and s Mr.. Parlin and Miss Zell-
hoefer.
The Lyceum program last Friday
was very interesting. Hank" made
very strong argument for his side on
the second debate. The program was
as follows:
Essay. Burgoyne's Expedition. Louis woitowski
Observation-Disclosures to the Gladiators.....,
Decamation-; Tonssaint Io Snlnaes burek
Essay-"Rock". Theo MAYER.
Essay-"Physical Culture of Japanese Women
..... ...................Ja Jane Van Adestine.
Debate-Resoved that one long session is pre-
ferable to two short ones.
Afirmative-Loyd Wells. Helen Winton; Neg
stive-Clarence WInnemap, Jeanette Wilson.
The debate was decided by Irean Al
bers, Sol. Heinemann and Fred Wart-
man in favor of the negative.
Declamation-1st cutting from MAN without
Defamation cutting from Man without
:, country, ..:.....;,... Wallace SchymaLski.
Essay-My Christmas Vacation. Hugh Campbell.
Debate-Resolved that prize fighting has done
more harm than horse racing.
Atfirmative-"Hank" Boehm Walter Winnie
neman; Negative Walter Beck, James Ryan.
volunteer speeches were made by 5.
Burek. N. Martin, and P. Zielsdorf.
This debate was very close and hard for
the judges, S. Okoneski, F. Osen and
Harry Christianson to decide. Their
votes were cast as follows, one est du-
blum, second choice neutrality and third
irresolute. The President with the help
of Edgar Viele and Noah Webster
decided that the debate was undecided.
The seniors have started practicing
for their play.
There is to be another high school,
dance February 10.
Will some one answer this question?
Who will take the prophecy?
Last Thursday morning only those
pupils having examinations had to go
to school.
SOP who sits in the back of the
room in chair, while trying to do
trick with his chair accidently '1ooped
the loop over his desk into the isle.
There is a very interesting exhibition
of the drawing, weaving and mat work
of the pupils work from all over the
city, on the first floor in the high school
building. 1t is worth going mp to see.