Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-03-31

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High School Chorus.
Cantar Lorands-Mexican Dance Moreno
High School Orchestra.
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Intermission.
Mr.. James played several records OF
the opera Paggliacci on his large graph
aphone. The records were exceptions
ally clear and the pupils enjoyed them
very much.
The gymnasium on the night of the
Pentathlon was very tastefully decor
ated, as each class had corner which
they arranged The decorations were
contest between the four classes. The
winner was picked by committee be-
fore the meet and the places were
awarded with reference to the amount
of money spent by each class, the time
put on the work and the number OF
people on the decorating committee.
The Senior booth was decorated in
red and white, the class color. The
railing around the balcony was covered
with a white cloth which served for q
background for the words, "Senior,
1908" From the ceiling hung red and
white bunting and senior remnants.
The lights around the booth were COW
cred with red paper which greatly
added to the effect.
The Junior class had hard time get
ting bunting for their class colors.
Their cOlors are orange and black and
as they could not get any orange bunt.
ing they had to use yellow which did
not improve the effect of the decora-
tons. In spite of the fact that they
were unable 10 get the right colors they
had very pretty booth.
The Sophomore decorations in green
and white showed up as we'll as any OF
the others. The balcony railing was
covered with green triangular pennants
hung upon white cloth. Between the
pennants were green letters which
spelled Sophomore, Rah-Rah"
The balcony railing of the Freshman
booth was wound with blue and white
bunting and between the posts which
hold up the balcony were arches OF
wood covered with bunting. remnants
and shields with Freshmen and 1911
printed on them were put up In many
parts of their booth.
The contest in decorations was won
by the Freshmen and the Seniors took
second place.
The Pentathlon meet was won by the
81 uulOTS Will 1000 pOluJS, O0uiOTS LOU,
Sophomores 968, Freshmen 435.
The first event, the pole vault, was
won by Dean, of the Sophomores, with
height of eight feet nine inches.
Dean winning the pole vault was a
surprise as he had never gone higher
than eight feet in practice Lambert
and johnson tied for second place with
8 feet inches.
The broad jump was won by Alex
ander with a jump of 8 feet 2 inches to
his credit. Merritt Jones was second
with 8 feet inch and Levenhagen took
third.
Wick won the high jump easily, jump
ing three inches higher than Stone and
Lake who tied for second place. Wick
made 5 feet inches and with practice
he stands good show for place at the
Appleton meet.
Lake of the Senior class won the shot
put with Gillian of the Juniors close
behind him. The shot was of regula-
ton weight and Lakes put of 36 feet G
inches is good record.
The relay was won by the Senior
team, composed of Fred Schaer,
Herman Block and Earl Lake. The
Junior team-Harold Sloan, Louis
Taugher and Frank Mumm were second
and the Freshmen third.
By mistake in the number of laps
that the first Junior runner ran there
was loss of about a yard and halt
which might have made difference in
the result of the race. The following
is the score by events: