Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-03-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

AT meeting of the faculty and elias
representatives it was decided to aware
"W's" to the members of the baske
ball team who had shown themselve
especially deserving of the honor. Mr.
Scholes and Hugh Durkee were ap
pointed on the committee on design.
Miss Belle Young of the Franklin
school, was i'll last Friday Afternoon
and her place was filled by Miss Brad
fish of the Training school
The Training school students have
been observing and working in practice
classes in the Franklin, Lincoln, Long
fellow, Humboldt and Washington
buildings.
State Supt. c. p Carey, and high
school Inspector H. l.. Terry, inspected
the high school on Wednesday last
They reported to the Board of Educa
ton that they found the school in an
excellent state of discipline, and fine
spirit pervading all departments, and
they made helpful suggestions in rela,
ton to future work.
The Wausau manual training depart.
ment has been chosen as one of the
three manual training schools in the
state to furnish list of models as a
basis from which to determine state
manual training course for graded
and high schools. Inspector Ter.
ry and Supt. Carey inspected
the work and expressed their
satisfaction as to it being on an equal
with the best in the state. Wausau may
certainly feel proud of the honor award
ed this department.
My Ideal Man" was the subject of a
theme for the English w class. Quite
few of these themes were written on
the boards and it was reported that
Orrie, Abel. and Edgar were caught IN
the act of copying certain Ideals"
from the board. Abel is wearing a hat
just two sizes larger than formerly.
The following was taken from the
note book of one of our Seniors:
''The Senior class is the greatest aid
to the faculty, to suppress the youthful,
exuberant, irrepressible. irresponsible,
effervescent indefatigable, heterogene-
Gus, semi-diaphanous, supracretaceous,
idiosyncratic, incorrigible, underclass-
men"
DR.. VIM. f. College, of the Armour
Institute, Chicago, will deliver the
Baccalaureate address for the Senior
class on June third.
Next Friday evening the boys oratori-
cal contest will be held in the high
school auditorium. There will be
seven contestants and the two winners
will represent Wausau in the district
contest. The contest will commence at
eight O'Clock. Admission will be 10
cents.
1. ''The New SOUTH .. Henry w. Grady
Newton Martin.
2. ''The Union Soldier. 80. John NJ. Thurston
Karl Kraatz.
8. "Daniel C'Connell'. ...... Wendell Phillips
Frank Okoneski.
4. "A Plea for Cuban Liberty. ............
..........................J John NJ. Thurston
John Stuhlfauth.
5. ''The Problem of the Philippines" ........
D:,o;. Hon. Henry M Teller
6. ''Touissant L'Ouverture" Wendell Phillips
Walter Strauss
7. 'Eulogy of Lincoln James Watersop
Oscar Bromberg.
The lycehm program last Friday was
especially interesting and entertaining.
The program ran as follows:
Defamation That Wonderful Tar Baby.
;cii1 cio MaIteT Lemke
Declamation-The Soldiers Reprieve. ........
.......................... Gertrude Corwith
Declamation-Q Quarrel Scene-Julius Caesar.
Cassius-Clinton Bismarck.
Brutus-Mark Scholfeld.
Music-Guitar Duet: .Robt Hunger, Mic. Zochert
Debate-Resolved, that the Wisconsin system of
primary election is preferable to the old eau
Gus system.
Affirmative.- Edgar Wilson, Clinton Bismarck
Negative-Orrie Peterson, Lloyd Wells.
The judges, Amy Goldberg, Morris
Crocker and Walter Winetski decided
the debate in favor of the negative.
The following officers were elected:
President-Sol. Heinemann.
Vice-President-Harvey Scholtield.
Secretary-Jeannette Wilson.
Sol Heinemann gave critics report.