Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


ganized az recess Friday and will hold
its first meeting in the high school
Wednesday at $50 p. m. DAILY, Schmidt
and Hyman were appointed to draw
up constitution, and this will be
read and adopted at the first meeting.
The officers will also be elected, and
these will be required to give a pre-
pared inaugural speech the meeting
after. The debates will begin at the
second meeting also. There are at
present about 30 boys in the club, but
it is expected that this number will
soon fall within the limit, %. An
important factor in these meetings
viii be the maintaining good order,
and this will be strenuously enforced.
The members at present are: Ray
Erlandson. VIM. Martin, Walter Fink
beiner, Geo. Ruder, Norton Kelly,
Ray Guenther, Karl Schmidt, Wells
Turner, Henry Braatz, Carl Larson,
Roy Sampson, Harry Hyman, EN-
manuel Mendelsohn, Lyman Dickens,
Frank Winetzki, Lysle Hackett, Carmi
Vaughan, Harve Taylor, Walter Daily,
Edwin Fogan, Edward Jaesehke, Geo.
Bahr, John Mcneil, Lawrence We'll
and, Arthur Benz, Geo. Pearson, Paul
Tobey, Edward Sennot, Ray Weik,
Emery James, Otto Behrent, Walter
GieSe.
Walter Salzman 10, who is now
student at the Minnesota university,
is home for Thanksgiving and visited
the school Wednesday.
Prin. G. C. Parlin was in Milwaukee
Thursday, and in Madison Friday and
Saturday. In Madison he attended
the meeting of the state board of
visitors of the university and Satur-
day saw the foot ball game.
Edwin Howard entertained the high
school by a number of songs and read
ings, which were highly appreciated.
Electric lights have been installed
in the recitation rooms and 2 in the
high school. These are the new rooms
which were fitted up during the sum.
mer.
The new Sixth ward school build
ing is getting along rapidly, and will
be ready for occupancy after the holt
days. The men from the American
Foundry g. Furnace Co. are complet-
ing the installation of heating pipes
and hope to have heat in all the
rooms in a few days.
CroSs-country running has been
done in the gymnasium for the past
week on account of the weather The
track work, it is expected, will begin
Immediately after the holidays on the
Y. M. G. A. running track.
Miss Retta McGraw, teaching the
4th grade in the Longfellow, was i'll
Monday.
Carl Paff called at the high school
Monday afternoon.
Miss julie Martin, teacher in the
Franklin, was called home last night
to attend the funeral of grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Sharp is supplying her place
for the day.
Miss Carter was i'll today and her
place was supplied by Miss Gebhart.
The boys basket ball work will be-
gin after Thanksgiving and will result
in class tournament the closing Fri
day before Christmas vacation.
1t was decided by the athletic
board of control to play a schedule of
six games, beginning after the holt
drys and lasting until the middle or
latter part of February.
The schools will be closed the latter
part of this week beginning with
Thursday.
Prin. Parlin gave a short lecture
this morning against the character
books which have been circulated
about school by the girls lately.
Miss Celia Wegner of the Pedagogy
class, is teaching the second grade in
the high school in the absence of the
regular teacher.
The following lyceum program will
be given Wednesday afternoon in the
assembly room:
Orchestra.
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