Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-01-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The 0ratorical defamation contest
ants have been chosen. Each OF the
three upper classes elected one to
represent them in each contest, the
faculty, one from each of the above
mentioned classes, and in addition
appoint contestants at large who are
not to be counted as class contestants.
The contestants are:
Oratorical.
Senior-August Schneider, Peter
Zindel.
Junior-Cony Piper, Carmi Vaughn.
Sophomore-Haryey Taylor, Otto
Behrent.
At large-John Prahl, Elmer Arch.
Declamatory:
Senior-Leah Deutsch, Selma Pagen-
kopf.
Junior Catherine Molter, Estelle
Berger.
Sophomore Clement, Marie
Finney.
AT large-Jeanette Reid, Harriet
Johnson and Mabel Holz.
While the contestants appointed at
large do not enter the contests repre-
senting their class. their classmates
at least can give them their support
and wish them success.
The track work has been started
by Earl Jackson, the coach and con-
sists of cross-country running two or
three times week.
Miss Rachel Hudson, Ruth Ingraham
and Mary Sturteyant spent the week
end in Merrill visiting friends.
A meeting of the kindergarten
teachers will be called this week to
discuss the course of study.
The sleigh-ride given Friday even
Ing by the Sophomore class was
great success, ii we are to Judge by
their avoidance of chaperones and
proficiency in waking babies and
soaring horses. After the slelgh-ride,
oyster stew was served at the high
school under the direction of Miss
Rankin.
Prin. Parlin was in Minneapolis
Monday on business.
Miss Elinor Durkee, teacher of the
sub-primary in the Lincoln, was i'll
Monday with tonsilitis. Her place
was supplied by a teacher from the
training school.
Next Friday evening in the high
school gymnasium, the high school
basket ball team will play the Stevens
Point high school team in the first
game OF the season. The high school
second and Senior Bible class both
fast teams will play the preliminary
game. The prices are Is and 25c and
the preliminary game will be called at
7:45 Every body turn out, the
Athletic association needs your money.
Wausau line up:
A. johnson, |. f.; c. Piper, |. f.; L.
johnson, r. +. and capt; VIM. Lam
pert, c.; Geo. Foster, |. g.; Glen Rams
dell, r. G.
Second team line up: Herbert Smith,
III. Thielke and Albert Foster, for
wards; Harry Mccullough, center,
Harry Hyman, ADELAIDE Peth, Carl
Paff, guards.
DR.. Vaughn of Lawrence college,
spoke to the students of the high
school Monday afternoon on the
Importance of a Christian Educa-
tion." He concluded his talk by tell
ing of the advantages Lawrence col
lege afforded for an education.
The semester examinations in the
high school will be given next week
beginning Tuesday.
Principal Parlin has returned from
Minneapolis where he secured the ser
vices of Miss Alice Winters, graduate
of the University of Minnesota, sue
cessful and experienced teacher, for
next semester's work in the high
school. She will have classes in
English and history.
From Is to 80 students will enter
high school from the 8th grade next
semester. This necessitates the addil
tional teacher.
Mr.. Solsberry and Mr.. Loban repre-
senting CHM & Co., called at the
high school Tuesday morning.