Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-05-18

conrad Eugene Anthem.
Olive Hermane Larson.
Herbert Joe Schneider.
Wallace Edwin Schymanski.
ENGLISH
Bertha Anderson
Nettie Claire Berg
hugh Martin Campbell.
Ruth Ada Cliff
E Carl Horace Davis
Elizabeth Frances Annie Kane
Fred George Levenhagen.
ClStus Leon Norman.
Mae Ellen Margaret Roach.
Edna Anna Thorn.
Harry Benjamin Weik.
GERMAN.
Marie Bell Brands
Ruth Bertha GLASGOW.
Ida Bell James
Esther Sophia johnson.
Arnold George kloSteFman.
Eleanor Constance Koppa.
Wilma Augusta Merklein.
SaPan Elizabeth Ostring.
Franklin Gray Pardee.
Raymond John ReiSer.
Frank William Shekey.
Irene Margaret Shekey.
Florence Elizabeth Thomas
Mary Ethel Thomas
- ane Van AdeStine.
Helen Martha Zuhse.
LATIN
Genevieve Melody Edmonds.
Phoebe Evelyn Jones.
Mary Mohr Nichols.
Norman Stewart Stone.
SCIENCE.
Leigh Frank Bnbgee
Raymond Dana German.
Franklin Hugo Mumm.
Wylie Carroll Sampson.
Helen Jeanne Single.
Charles K. Sipes,
Roy Harold Sloan.
Louis Patrick Richard Taugher.
Wausau again came out in the lead
in the district contests and by Conrad
Athens winning of first place at Stew
ems Point last Friday over six de-
Chalmers, this city is entitled to a rep
resentatiye in both state contests.
Leah Deutsch took third place, but
came close to tying second as her total
points were only one more than the
total of the speaker who took second
place. Irwin Tuteur of Lacrosse, was
given second place.
The program was as follows:
Arena Scene-George Houge of Viroqua.
Face to Face''-Miss Angie Smith of Toma-
hawk,
Jean Val Jean and the Bishop Tu-
teur of Lacrosse.
ameSy MISS Lean DeuIcn OF w auSau.
Pro Patria"-M Miss Anna Smith Of New Lis
bon
''Tabitha Tubbs at the Sewing Circle Miss
Nellie Eastling of Plainfeld.
The Imperial Soldier'-Conrad Anthem OF
Wausau.
The Judges were: Prin. R. W. Prngle of
Appleton: Prin. @. W. Sweede of Grand Rapids
and Hon. George Nelson of Stevens Point.
All the judges agreed upon Anthem
deserving first place. Tuteur was Civ
en- fourth and two seconds while
Miss Deutsch got a second, a third and
3. fourth.
Anthem win represent this district
in the state contest which will be held
in Eau Claire on the fourth OF June.
The Junior class had a fine party
Friday evening. The play was very
entertaining and the different char
acters were well presented. The en-
tertainment was participated in by
the parents of the Juniors, by mem
bers of the board of education and
faculty as well as the Juniors them
selves. A very happy evening was
spent in social way. The play, ellis
Lordship," started at eight o'clock
and after this was over there was
dancing in the gymnasium.
CHARACTERS.
Mrs. katharine Harrington. young widow:
owner of Sea View villa. Mary Sturtevant
Miss Helen Page cousin OF Mrs harrington
....................... Ruth lngraham
Miss Jessie Vincent ......R Ruth Kreutzer
Miss Polly Eastman. ......,...:.....E Ellen Jones
Miss Annette. alias Ernestine Countess De
20 Guests Of Mrs. Harrington
Sir Henry Upton .............- Curtis Boyce
Mr. Marmaduke Craft .........r Adlai Peth
Jack Brady reporter for the Hightee Gazette
Tom Boynton: reporter for the Decolletee
Chronicle ...... 80. .+-..-. Mac AleXandef
Hames Robert Hanly ........:.. George Foster
Scene: sea View Villa. Pass Christian.
Time: Afternoon and evening in June
The following is a list of those who
win sing in the chorus for the bacca-
laureate service:
Sopranos-Helen Single, Grace Pan
abaker, Elizabeth Montgomery, Leah
Deutsch, Ruth Kreutzer, Margaret
Roach, Gladys Smale, Ruth Albers,
Mabel Holtz, Eleanor Koppa, Hester
Jones, Sarah Miller.
Altos Marie Brands, Ruth Ingra-
ham, Retta Vosberg, Dorothy Haskin,
Catherine Molter, Valeria Ringle,
Orpha Livermore.
Tenors- Harry Weik, Frank Mumm,
Leigh Bugbee, Hugh Williams, Harry
Mccullough, Willis Foster.
George Pearson, Curtis Boyce,
Emery James, James Dean, Laurence
johnson, Louis Taugher, Norman
Stone, Franklin Pardee.
Some shrubbery has been placed on
the high school grounds. Burberry
brushes have been placed near the
walks and Spirea Won Hutte next to
the buildings. One hundred wood
hines and Ampleopsis Engelmann
have been received and will be set
out around the various school build
|ings.
The high school exhibit viii be held
Friday afternoon from three 10 SIX
and in the evening from seven TO
eight. The Columbia exhibit Is the
same day. The Grant and Franklin
school exhibits wili be held Thursday
AT the same hours.
The Northwestern Wisconsin Inter
scholastic track and field meet will De
held Haxt Saturday at Appleton and