Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-05-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

AnO hdA tcdm gained victory
over the Brix" team in field meet at
the high school, Saturday afternoon.
The score was : to q and only FIRST place
counted 10 each event. The track was
soft from the recent rains and conse-
quentS the races were all slow. The
two best performances of the afternoon
were tie broad jump and the pole vault.
The vault was won by Dean at it. 6 in.
with Lambert second al eft. Alexander
won the broad jump by covering dis
lance of is it, in. which is much better
than he has done before. The follow
is synopsis of the meet:
220 yard dash-Lake, Brix, first; Alex
ander, Max. second.
High hurdles-Wiek, Brix. first;
Schaer, Max, second
$50 yard run-Taugher, Max. first;
he ran against relay team of two other
contestants.
Mile Hubbard, Max, first; Taugher,
Brix, second.
44O yard run-Sloan, Max, first; Par
dee, Brix, second
Discus throw-Wiek, Brix, first;
Jones, Max, second.
Shot prt-Lake, Brix, first; Jones,
Max, second
Hammer Lambert. Brix, first; Jones,
Max, second
Broad jump-Alexander, Max, first;
Wick, Brix, second.
High jump-Wiek, Brix, first; Reiser,
Max, second.
Pole vault-Dean, Max, first; Lam
bert, Brix, second.
Relay race-won by the Max team,
viz: Jones, Taugher, Sloan and Alex.
ander.
A play will be given called the evil
lage Scare" at the lyceum program
next Friday and the following is the
cast of characters:
Mr.. Merchant, jeweer, ....... Harry Kiefel
MT W0ods, ms partner, Sam Wells
Fred Schaer
Mr.. Gossip. .......................F Frank Shekey
squire nervous. $3.50. Harold SlOar
-. uhAA3, well LOUIS lAuR06l
Alice Grant. her daughter, =. Florence Gilber
MRS. GOSSIP. Lillian RANDOM
Mss Mss o oaGDaGd Mar Fly %i5 Rgsl
Board of Health-Guy Sanborn. Adlie Peth
Marcns Hubbard, Herbert Smith and HARRY
| Wick.
| Policeman-HerbertS Schneider
Before the play the following people
will give declamations-lrene Shekey
Ruth GLASGOW. Ella Schneider, Marie
Fogarly and Eoaa Thorn.
Instead of debate, the following boys
will give presidential nomination
speeches: Mark Gearhart, Hugh Camp
bell, James Dean and Will Lambert.
| Next Saturday, the Wausau track
team goes to the Northeastern Wiscon
sin Interscholastic meet at Appleton
held under the auspices of Lawrence
university.
| An exhibit of written and industrial
work and drawings of the pupils of the
public schools will be held in the high
school building next Friday afternoon
| and evening and Saturday afternoon
| and evening. The exhibit will be free
and all patrons and friends are cordial
ly invited to come and see what the
| children have been doing during the
past year. There will be splendid ex
hibit of cooking, canning, preserving
and sewing by the girls and large dis
| play of fine manual training work by
the boys.
Thursday Mr.. Parlin gave bis last
talk for this year on his European
travels.
Wausau's two representatives, in the
girls district declamatory contest al
Stevens Point last Friday evening, both
won places, Elizabeth PlSatz won first
and Leah Deutsch tied for third. 1t is
said by people that heard Miss Plantz
at the Point that she has never spoken
her piece better. 1t was clear that she
was in ''class all by herself because
the judges were unanimous in their de.
cision in giving Miss Plantz first Sec,
ond place was won by Percival Hutson
and he was given second by all the
judges. Miss Deutsch tied with Miss
Susie Bates of Merrill, for third place
which is remarkably well for one who
has only been in the contests this year
Miss Bates took third place last year at
the district contest
The Judges were Professor Luehr of
Manitowoc, Miss Wyman teacher OF
elecution at Ripon and Mrs. Truesdale,
teacher of elecution at River Falls
Normal. Miss Plantz was given three
frsts by the judges, Mr.. Hutson was
given three seconds, Miss Deutsch was
given 8, 5 and and Miss Bates 6, and
8.
The program was as blows: Leah
Deutsch, Wausau, 1.-The Ruggleses;"
Agnes Askin, Elroy, 1.-The Boy Orator;''
Percisaai antson, Sparta, "Aa Aban-
doned Elopement;" Susie Bates, Merrill,
Bobby Shafto;'' Elizabeth Plantz,
Wausau, Madame Butterfy;" Ada
Graves, Viroqua. "A Soldier of France, =
Leota Veisen, Waupaca, Patty"
LINCOLN SCHOOL NOTES.