Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

IRA anu hoy DOyleS VIII take MS place
at the piano.
Last Tuesday night the Junior girls
defeated the Sophomores The Juniors
have had the best team so far, but tb &
Seniors are confident of winning in the
tournament which will be held on tt e
22d of March.
Mr.. Tobey was in Chicago last week
attending the National meeting of
superintendent.
Miss Rankin returned to school on
the 2Sth.
Frank Schekey, the boy who broke
his leg, about 6 weeks ago, has returned
to school and will again take up his
studies We are all glad to see Frank
again.
Mark Gearhart has fully recovered
from his sickness and will return to
school some time this week.
Rev. Divine, of Marinette, spoke
to the school last Thursday. His sub
ject was The Requirements of the
Great Employers in Chicago"
Mr.. Parlin went to Grand Rapids last
Friday to deliver lecture on his trip
through Greece Karl Kraatz accom-
panied as lantern operator.
The Lincoln Debating society held a
short meeting, last Friday morning at
recess. 1t was decided to postpone the
meeting of the 1st, until Friday evening
the Sth.
The program on the Sth will be as
follows:
Debate RESOLVED, That new set
of teachers be installed at high schools
every two years, with the exception of
the principal Alternatives Earl Lake,
Meinhart Koenig; negative; Zeno Speer,
Leigh Bugbee.
The manual training department is
making some window shades for the
assembly hall. When these are fin
ished, Mr. Parlin intends to give US
some illustrated lectures. The manual
training department has made num-
Der of beautiful things for the high
school and they deserve a great deal OF
praise.
Because of the Tomahawk teachers
visiting the school Friday, the lyceum
program was postponed.
Last Wednesday evening the Junior
girls defeated the Senior team in a fast
game of basket ball.
On Monday morning some time was
taken up in photographing the assem-
bly, hall. Saturday afternoon the room
was photographed when the students
were all absent, F. B. Hayes doing the
work.
The Lincoln Debating club will hold
an open meeting on the fifteenth, the
program will be as follows
Call to order at 7:45.
| Reading of the minutes by the secretary.
| observation-disclosures Mumm.
Violin solo-Arthur Lamotte.
| Debate-REsoLvED, That the adoption or the
fifteenth amendment to the United States con-
stitution was a mistake. Affi., Karl kraatz,
Baily Ramsdell, Clinton Bismark Neg, John
| Stuhlfauth. Arnold Wegner, Harvey Scholheld.
Music-Girls Glee club.
Decision of judges.
Adjournment.
There will be high school dance
next Friday night at the K. p, ball.
Three games of basket ball were played
in the high school Gym. Saturday night,
with the following results
Second Y. M. G. A.,
Second high sch DOL, H.
First Y M. G. A, AZ.
First high school, 80
Y. M. G.. A. business men, %.
High school faculty, %.
The first game was very well con-
tested, the Y M. C. A. boys being a
good match for the high school second.
The game between the two first teams
was runaway on the 'Y" part. The
high school team was no match for 'Y"
team and the game was all one sided.
The game between the Y M. G.. A.
business men and the high school facul-
ty was a highly interesting and well
contested game. The score at the end
of the first half stood 10 to II in favor
of the business men. But the faculty
could not gain on the business men and
were forced to give it up as a bad job
The stars of the game were Mr.. kowley
for the business men and Mr.. Scholes
for the faculty.
Miss Suouse's program for this week
will be as follows: Monday O'Clock,
Girls Glee club; ) o'clock, Ben Stone,
Morris Croker and Harry Christensen
$50 o'clock, X Brands. Wednesday,
O'Clock, Boys Glee club; 5o'clock, Miss
Young and Miss Corwith; $50 O'Clock,
; Mark Scholfield and Robert Sipes
Thursday o'clock, Boys chorus; :
O'Clock, Miss Collins and Miss Nicker.
son; $50 o'clock, Miss Collins, Miss
Nickerson and Mr.. Speer. Friday
O'Clock, orchestra.
Monday al 4 O'Clock the boys of the
different classes met together to cleo,
their captains for the Pantathelon meet
which will be held on the 1st of April
The following captains were elected
Freshman, Lawrence Gappa; Sopho
more, Lawrence johnson; Junior, Geo
J Roach; Senior, Harvey Scholfeld. The
! events this year viii be: Shot put, high
jump, pole vault, potato race and
J standing broad jump. The standing
] broad jump was put into the events and
the -spe climb was lesc out this year