Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The attendance this year is greater
than any previous year. There are
about three hundred and sixty pupils
in the assembly room.
After school was called to order each
pupil was given two enrolment blanks
to be filled out and a card combining
the regulations of the school
Second examinations were gwen Fri
day and Saturday to the. pupils who
failed to pass in the Junq examinations.
Wednesday morning the alumni team
defeated the high school foot ball team
by score of 6 to s. The high school
team made the first touchdown but
failed to kick goal. The alumni made
their score just before time was called
for the first half. In the second half
neither side scored and the playing was
fast from the time that the whistle blew.
This year only one slip is necessary
to go to the library instead of four as
last year.
A meeting was called Monday night
for the boys Interested in football. Soc
Ger football may be played here this
year.
Monday the classes of Miss Rogers
and Miss Zellhofer did not pass.
On Saturday afternoon a teachers
meeting was held in the assembly room
of the high school. All teachers of the
city schools were ia attendance.
All of the teachers of our city schools
were in the city ready to commence
upon their duties Monday morning.
The following, headed "a Few Re-
quests" has been handed out to the pu-
pills. 1t should be needed by all
A FEW REQUESTS
Have the interests of the school
at heart, whatever you do to benefit
the school will benefit yourself and
others.
Help the school to attain the
highest possible standard of scholar
ship; you can help, first by doing
your best in every study, second by
refraining, during sessions, from
communication or other conduct
that may distract the attention of
others in assembly hall or class
| room.
Take pride in the building and
grounds, preserving theff' against
DETACHMENT and damage, and keep
ing them tidy you can help by
picking up paper from floor and
grounds, by walking on the walks
and by keeping your desk neat.
Contribute to the orderliness and
efficiency of the school organization,
by passing promptly without com
munication or disorder to your
classes, by refraining from unman-
nerly conduct at intermissions, and
by not lettering on stairs or at
entrances.
A pupil desiring to go to toilet
room at the passing of classes
should obtain permission of the
teacher under whom he will be at
the succeeding period.
The east hall of the second floor
is reserved for the girls and the
west hall is reserved for the boys.
Only those boys who are training
under the athletic coach are
entitled to be in dressing room or
locker room except by special per-
mission.
Anyone who needs to bring dinner
should apply to the Principal for
permission and will be expected to
eat in his own seat, or to obtain per-
mission from some other person to
use his seat
A student will do better work by
taking exercise from five o'clock to
six, and all pupils are expected to
leave the second and third floors of
the school promptly at the 500
o'clock signal.
The library will be open on school
days from o:15 A. NJ. to P. NJ, and
on Saturdays from A. NJ. to II NJ.
After the passing of classes, the
teacher in charge of the Hall will
announce Library" and any pupil
desiring to use the library at that
period may hand the teacher a slip
bearing his name and pass to the
library. At the close of the period,
all pupils are expected to leave the
library and go to the rooms for
which they are scheduled for the sue
ceeding period. A pupil who desires
to return from the library before
the close of period should apply to
the librarian for permission but
pupils are requested to so arrange
their library work as to spend entire
periods in the library, and so avoid
the disturbance that would be
caused by their return to the Hall.
During school sessions, the library
may be used for reference work
only. The magazines and papers
may be read at the school intermis-
sion periods. Pupils are requested
to refrain at all times in the library
from whispering and talking. In
quiries for books should be made of
the librarian, not of the pupils. ANY
pupil who hides a library book or
takes one from the library without
the permission of the librarian, rem
ders himself liable to indefinite sus-
pension of library privileges.
The purpose of the school is to
give you an educs ton. You should
therefore place yourself in harmony
with the school, considering your
teachers as your friends. Obviously
the school can do more for you if
you assist than if you retard. Every
pupil is help or a hindrance to his
school. Be help.