Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS.

The following is the football sched-
ule for the first team as has been
decided upon at present:
Oct. 9.-Antigo at Wausau.
Oct. 16.-Open.
Oct. 23.-Merrill at Wausau.
Oct. 30. Wausau at Stevens Point.
Nov. g. Wausau at Grand Rapids.
A meeting of the second team was
called Monday to arrange the signals.
Scrimmages has been going on
every night since Thursday and both
teams are showing marked improve
ment.
Several changes have been made in
the lineup lately which will probably
be permanent. Two of last years
team, Wylie Sampson and Frank
Mumm played with Lawrence against
Minnesota last Saturday. The foot
ball candidates met Thursday morn
ing and unanimously elected Adlai
Peth captain of the second team.
Negahahars are going on for first
team game with Tomahawk Oct.
and for second team game with
Merrill.
The Lincoln debating club met
Friday and elected the following
officers:
Pres. George Pearson.
Vice-Pres. Harry Hyman.
Secy.-Raymond Carlinson.
Treas. -Curtis Boyce.
The Girls Athletic association met
last Tuesday night. As the president
Miss Valeria Ringle had resigned,
Miss Rachel Hudson was elected presi-
dent. Committees were appointed.
They met again Friday and decided
to give a supper for the benefit of
the football team. They also decided
to purchase tennis net and book
of parliamentary rules.
Mr.. Tobey was in Milwaukee
Wednesday to confer with the archi4
tects, Van Ryn & De Gelieke about
the heating plans and the basement
arrangement of the proposed Sixth
ward school.
Misses Porter, Slack, King, Wallace,
Moore, Ryan, Drew and Hoatz walked
to Brokaw Saturday afternoon and
returned in the scoot.
The supper and marshmellow roast
given at the park by the old high
school teachers to the new, Thursday
was very enjoyable affair. Mr..
Tobey who was out of town was
greatly missed by all
The chairs for the new recitation
room in the high school arrived dur
ing the week. Two tables for the
commercial department are being
made by Curtis & Yale.
Frank Nick formerly of Marshfeld
high school, entered here Wednesday.
The teachers of the Franklin school
had supper at the park Wednesday
evening.
The high school chorus was organ
lied last week. There are large
number in the chorus directed by
Miss Strouse and in the Freshman
chorus directed by Miss Moore.
Miss Florence Bush, who was Latin
teacher in the Wausau high school
for the past three years is now in
Columbus, Miss, a teacher in the
state college.
Miss, Alta Colby sub primary teach
er in the LongfelloW building re-
sumed her work Monday.
A new school will be opened this
week in the hall over Hanneman'S
store on the west side. 1t will con-
sist of a sub-primary and first grade.
Miss Helen Zuhse, '09, visited high
school Friday.
Misses Alice Hudson and Lena
Young visited high school Friday.
Anatomical models of the eye, ear
and brain have been ordered for the
science department. These are fine
models and are very expensive.
Peter Mcdonald, who was hurt in
hunting accident and has been laid
up for the last few days and Miss
Lucille Sever entered high school
Monday.
Miss Emma Wendorf, principal of
the Grant school, is i'll and her place
has been taken by Miss McGuine.
Fritz Bretcher entered the high
school today.
The southbound passenger train on
the st. Paul road was DELAYED about
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