Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

| Last Tuesday the German Ii B, class
enjoyed final examination in Van
Daei. The class is now studying
Iheodor Storms pathetic story of
''Immensee"
Next Friday evening Prof. Seymour
Will deliver the second of his series of
| historical lectures at the high school
The subject will be Queen Elizabeth"
Last Tuesday morning Mr.. J. @.
Emery OF Madison, who was fOf many
years teacher and is now the dairy
| and food commissioner of Wisconsin,
gave us very interesting talk on
| Habits" He told us what he would
do If he were back in his boyhood
again. He would make every effort to
train the right habits. In the school
room he would always sit, stand aDd
carry himself correctly. He would
train his mind and perceptive powers
to see things about him. He would
train not only his thoughts, but his Ian
guage. He would aspire to use purity,
clearness, and force of expression.
He would train love for good litera-
ture and eschew such as left him worse
off than before If we take into our
bodies bad food, in the same manner,
If we cultivate taste for books that do
not benefit us, our minds will be
weakened. Then if we cultivate such
habits in youth, we shall do them in
voluntarily in old age. These habits
are links in the chains that we are
forging which will bind us in our
lives. Mr.. Emery closed his speech
with the following poem:
1.-THE SCULPTOR Boy
Chisel in hand stood a sculptor boy,
With his marble block before him =
And his face lit up with smile of JOY
AS an angel dream passed DER him.
He cal we'd that dream on the yielding stone
With many sharp incision
10 Heavens own light the sculptor shone,
He had caught that angel vision.
Sculptors of life are we, as we stand
With our lives uncarved before u.s.
Waiting the hour when, at Gods command,
Our life dream passes Ger us.
Let MS carve it then on the yielding stone
With many sharp incisiou =
It's heavenly beauty shall be our own
Our lives that angel vision.
Last Tuesday fire drill was organ
lied.
Fire signal: 2 short, long.
West door extra ring.
East door extra rings
Both doors 3 extra rings.
All pupils, except following, remain
seated until dismissal by teacher in
charge of room.
Following boys at signal will immedi-
ately open their doors and act rs police
to keep entries clear:
West outside door East outside door
Abel Bugbee Hugh Durkee
Merritt Jones Harvey Scholfeld
Oscar Larson August Kickbusch
Following boys will Immediately pass
to assembly hall doors and maintain
order in passing through doors:
West Assembly door. East Assembly door.
John Stuhlfauth 0rrie Peterson
Morris Crocker Harry Christensen
Sol Heinemann Arthur Minten
Frank Okonesk Eddie Johnson
Roy Johnson
Following boys will Immediately pass
to landings and maintain order:
West landing. East landing
Frank Osen Carl Weik
Karl Kraatz Harold Morisette
Elmer Young Arnold Wegner
Following boys will act as hall police
Oscar Brumberg Walter Winetzki
Robert Hunger Edgar Wilson
Mark Scholfeld
Three times during the week, signals
were Unexpectedly turned in, but the
drills were not at all satisfactory
Lycenm program, Nov. "a, 1905:
Declamation-No Room for Mother .......
Declamation-Leap for Life. ...... Roy Gagne
Observation-Disclosures Kendrick's Journey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ethel Thomas
Declamation-Th Echo and the Ferry 80.
Deciamation.A cs:naitv E Ed1h, Weeks Weeks
Declamation-The Mortgage. Theodore Mayer
Declamation-Jimmie Browns Sisters We'd
ding. ..:........ ...............l yagene Parcher
Music-Piano Solo. Leora Vosburg
Debate-Resolved that a well managed trust is
beneficial to the general public.
AfirmatiAe-Zeno Speer, Bertha Pearson
Negative Eddie johnson, Caroline Merklein.
Critic Report. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Roy johnson
The following officers were inaugur-
ated:
President-Edgar Wilson.
Vice-President-X Brands.
Secretary-Beulah Mumm.
The judges, Robert Hunger, Blanche
Dunfield and Oscar Larson, decided the
debate in favor of the negative.
Thanksgiving day the first team goes
to Sparta to compete with the high
school team of that city. Fourteen men
will be selected from the following:
A. Bugbea, r. g.; Jones, Miles, T. t.; Bromberg
G.; Wagner c.; Stuhifauth, l. g.; Okoneski
kraatz, l. t.. Stone, Durkee, /. e.; Peterson, g.
b.; Wilson, Croker, +. h.; Koebke, johnson, |.
h.; Marten, Miles, f.