Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

nament will be held In the high school
GYM asium next Friday. There will
Fsbe four games, one between the teams
of the two lower classes and one be-
tween the two upper class teams. The
losers of the first two games will then
| play to decide third and fourth place..
i The last game, between the winners of
tie first two games. will decide the
championship of the school.
The games will be fast and interest
ing as the girls have practiced all sea-
son in preparation for the tournament.
The length of halves for the games will
be ten minutes
The following are the scores fe1 last
weeks games:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, Juniors II; Soph-
ignores IL. Freshmen A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5, Sophomores IA;
Juniors 10, Freshmen g.
Observation-Disclosures A. Seniors A;
Sophomore 7, Juniors TO-
Thurday-Ssniors 5 Juniors z; Soph-
ignores 5, Freshmen
The statement of expenses of the boys
athletic association made last week
showed that the basket ball season
practically paid for itself. About fifty
dollars were taken in at the pentathlon,
| making a total OF. nearly seventy five
dollars to the associations credit.
Lawrence johnson was elected cap
tain of next years basket ball team.
As only two of the regular team grad
uate, Wausau ought to have winning
team next year. The Wisconsin river
valley schools will be represented in
the state tournament at Appleton by
either Grand Rapids, Amigo or Stevens
Point. A game between the Stevens
Point team and Amigo will decide
which of those two will go to ApNleton
and Grand Rapids must win from
Weyauwega before it can go to the
tournament. Seeing that Wausau de-
feated Amigo and was beaten by Ste
vens Point only on account of the gym
nasium in which the game was played,
| it seems only fair that Wausau should
have had try for the tournament.
Mr. Parlin gave lecture in Toma-
hawk Saturday evening.
Two high school students were taken
| sick with scarlet fever last week. They
are Mildred Quimby and James Dean.
The candidates for the track team
started their outdoor training Thursday
night. Cross country running will be
| the extent of the work until after spring
| vacation.
Last week was the end of the first six
weeks of this semester. The usual
tests were given and the report cards
were given out this week
Edith Boyce, freshman at theLawrence
university, was home for short visit
last week.
The Senior class decided on Conquer
| ing and still to conquer for their class
motto.
The spring vacation of the public
schools will be from the twenty-seventh
of March to the fifth of April.
| Mr. Parlin spoke to the high school
on the effects of smoking. He quoted
the measurements made by the physical
director at Yale during period of nine
| years. The measurements showed that
smoking had an effect on the height,
weight and lung development.
The first rehearsal of the Senior play
was held Friday, after school,
The boys orstorical contest will be
held on the twenty sixth of March, the
Friday evening before the spring vaca-
ton.
Miss Black, who has filled Miss Buck
lands place for the past two weeks will
return to Lawrence next Saturday.
Eddie Jasche entered the sophomore
class Monday morning.
Miss Colby of the Longfellow school
is i'll and her place is filled by teacher
from the training school.
Miss Vincent of the high school is ILL.,
Her room is being taught by Miss Hun
| toon.
The Debating club is planning to
have banquet in the near future. The
following committee has charge of the
arrangements-Mr Huffman, Sam
Wells, George Pierson and Glen Rams
dell.
Mark Gearhart returned to school
after short illness.
Clinton Bismark, graduate of the
high school last year, is singing in the
Carroll glee club.
The indoor track meet scheduled
| with the Y M G. A. tor Saturday night
was called off on account of the girls
basket ball tournament which is the
| night before.
Curtis Bovce is sick with the humps
There will be lyceum program next
| Friday.
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