Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-04-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The following are the qualifications
for the Appleton meet which is held
every spring:
600 yards run--11A sec.
go yards run-26 Sec
440 yards rum min.
Half mile run-2 min. 25 sec.
Mile run-5 min. Is sec.
l20 yard hurdle-20 Sec
go yard hurdle-3O sec.
Running high jump it, 10 in.
Running broad jump-17 it. 8 in.
Pole vaults it. 10 IN.
Throwing discus-S5 TT.
Putting shOt-33 fit.
Throwing hammer-9S tt.
Relay-to qualify in any other event.
So far, Sloan, Lambert, johnson,
Alexander, j Dean, Wick, " Taugher
and Lake have qualified for the meet at
Madison. The requirements for the
Madison meet are harder in each event
than for the Appleton meet.
Wausau has accepted an invitation
from Stevens Point to participate in a
track meet to be held in that city May
9th. Other cities in this locality were
sent invitations but as far as is known
Wausau is the only one that has ac-
cepted. The team will consist of only
eight men as that is the number that
Stevens Point has agreed to pay for.
Three violin players have been added
to the orchestra. They are boys who
will not enter the high school until
next fall but are in the orchestra now
so that by next fall they will have Se-
come accustomed to orchestra music.
The boys are-Archie Ehner, Art
Friedman and Ray Cleveland.
At meeting of the Senior class, the
red carnation was chosen to be the class
flower. Each member of the Senior
class had their picture taken last week.
These separate pictures will be mounted
on large cardboard. There will be
forty three pictures and the following
is the complete list of the graduates
and the course from which they gradu-
ate:
ENGLISH COURSE.
Mable Clair Arthur, Eleanor Annette
Benson, Clinton Orr Bismark, Edna
Antonio Blank, Bernard Henry Conlin,
Adelaide Emma Fluegel, Alma Sophia
Heubner, Alice Rose kavanaugh,
Harry Alexander Kiefer, Earl Garon
Lake, Margaret Clarke Marshall, Theo-
dore George Mayer, Inez Elizabeth
Grace Morley, Iona Belle Nickerson,
John Francis 'Brien, Elizabeth Gene
We've Arlisle Plantz, Virginia Gertrude
Pond, Jeanne Roy, Walter Wlnetzki.
GERMAN COURSE.
Florence Wilma Burt, Elizabeth
Boardwin Campbell, Bertha Ida Jaesch-
Ike, Irene johnson, Myron Alfred John
son, Selma Sophia Paff, Alta Mae Pond
SCIENCE COURSE.
Blanche Bourcier Dunfeld, Merritt
LaCount Jones.
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Lillian Adelaide Berbaum, Herman
Julius Karl Block, Frieda Martha Clara
Heinrich, Ellen Marie johnson, John
Karl Kuhlrnan, Win Albert Koch, John
Louis August Raduechel, Leora Vos-
berg, Jacob Henry Vosberg, Louis
Roman Peter Woitowski, Johanna
Katherine Lied.
LAIN COURSE.
Edith Ruth Bovca, Alice Marvin Hud-
son, Ina Ruth Elizabeth Martin, Baily
Edwin Eamsdell.
Mrs Lewis, missionary from India
gave the high school very interesting
talk Wednesday on the education of the
natives of India
Tonight, at Marshfield, is the boys
league contest Wausau will be repre-
sented by three boys, Baily Ramsdell
Conrad Anthem and Wylie Sampson
Marshfield will have three or more con-
testants. The boys will accompanied
by Mr. Parlin
The girls league contest viii be held
at the high school next Friday. Wau
sau is to have three girls in the contest,
Miss Elizabeth Plantz. Miss Leah
Deutsch and Miss Edith Weiks League
contests are always close and interest
ing and this one promises to be excep-
tionally so. After the contest will be a
dance at Castle hall