Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL, NOTES.

The Seniors are patiently waiting for
any signs of energy among the Juniors
in the direction of reception. CA
gentle hint.) We are really getting
anxious
The board of education has decided
upon the first week of April as the
spring vacation.
A new Karl Reichert microscope,
imported from Vienna, has been pur-
chased for the biological and geological
Laboratories. The outfit includes two
eye-pieces, two obiectives, a double
nose-piece, and an iris diaphram.
A double quartet has been organized
and has commenced its work on
several simple pieces of quartet music.
The members are Frank S. Osen,
Frank j. Okoneski, Abel Bugbee,
Morris Crocker, Mark Scholfield,
George Anderes, Ernest Tilgner, Harry
Christensen.
The report cards for the first six
weeks of this semester will be given
out next week Tuesday.
The manual training department is
turning out some fine work. Clitus
Mormon has finished his clock. Forty
pieces of furniture, such as chairs,
library tables, bookcases, and writing
70 or NJ in,
have received two orders for large
mission or grandfather clocks, one to
cost forty-five dollars, the other thirty
five. A dozen high stools have been
made for the chemical laboratory, and
two dozen drawing stands for the
various school buildings and twenty
more are now under construction.
They are now getting ready to put up
four dozen umbrella racks, so that each
room may have two.
The Senior committee on notices
presented the following to the class to
vote on: l. Right and Forward. 2.
Character is power. 3. We will find a
way or make one. 4. 1t is not wealth
nor rank nor state but get-up-and-g
that makes men great. The class chose
the first. Nevertheless most of them
favored the third, so that the motto
may be changed.
The class pin committee consists of
Frank j. Okoneski, chairman, Gladys
johnson, Katherine Manson and Paul
Koebke.
The class flower committee is COM
posed of Frank S. Osen, chairman,
Orpha Jones, Mable Weiks, Mamie
Miller.
The class song is to be composed by the
following committee: Katherine Bis
sell, chairman; Katherine Manson,
Frank Osen and Roy Johnson
Next Friday evening the girls basket
ball teams will hold class tournament
in the gymnasium. The first game will
be between the Freshmen and Sopho-
nsores. the second between the Juniors
and Seniors, then the two losers, and
last, the two winners. The whole time
of playing will be seventy minutes.
The games will be started al eight
o'clock. The usual admission of 25 and
10 cents will be charged The lines-ups
are
SENIORS. SECOND FREsHIEs.
Elsie Dupre, Cap 6 Phoebe Jones, Cap.
Blanch Lampert & Ivagene Parcher
Amy Goldberg I Hazel Marsh
Emma RasmussenC Matte Jensen
soPHs. FREsHIEs.
Elizabeth Plantz, G. H Florence Gilbert
Goldie O'Leary g Marie Brands, G.
Edna Blank GJosphine Paulson
Rena Burns G Irene Diechsel
Lena Kamrath F Laura Seifeldt
JUNIORS.
Helen Harney, Capt. G
Martha Fleming G
Jessie Flaherty F
Caroline Merklein G
Virgie Pond F
L. HO bCduic hIO ouDJCCI W CuduS6 duu
the players of the second Freshmen
team will be substituted.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM,
JUNE 9TH AND 7TH.
Wednesday, June 9th.
Sa1utdtofy ..s... ..........-. $3.50. beu1an Mumm
Mary, Queen of Scots. .......... Frieda Kuckuk
Sculptures of the Great Greek Masters.
............ .Claflce OlSen
Color IN Chemistry. ...... Amy Goldberg
hoycrOIters ...e.... irene AlDerS
Glass Play-"Cricket on the Hearth"
Cast of Characters.
John Perrybingle, carrier. 80. Frank Okoneski
Mr.. Tackleton, toy maker. Oscar f. Brumberg
Caleb Plummer, his man.. Frank S. Osen
Old gentleman. n.....................P Paul koebke
DOTS rather. Eddie Il. johnson
Dot... ...... Elsie Il. Dupre
bertna, bllnd glii,....... Gladys Johnson
MfS. fIeIQlnB -.-..-........... Sadle hOsenDerry
MAY FleluluS. ...... MdDel W elk
I1Ily SloWboy $500 Cellah Waterhouse
Mrs: DOT. ..... .-...--.. Gertrude PIerce
Spirit of the Cricket. .............. Mamie Miller
Thursday, June 18th.
ShoWhaKes. ................ .Olga Iletz
suggestion in Drawing. Roy Boyles
Debate Resolved, That the present policy Of
the United States in regard to Chinese immi-
grafton should be continued"
Leroy johnson, Orrie Peterson
Hugh b. Durkee, Robert w. Hunger.
A Trip Through Y Yellowstone Park. Edgar Wilson