Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

On next Saturday evening at the
high school, the Lincoln Debating
club will present its big mock trial,
1.-The Great Umbrella Case which
has been talked about so much lately.
The society spent the last six months
in preparation, and expect to make
this the biggest event (outside of
commencement of the year. The
cast includes thirty people, all of
whom will ste in their parts, and
whose costume sill certainly make
hit. Many SPECIAL -spectacu-
lar, hair raising and funny, nave been
introduced, among which is the soon
to-be famous bomb scene and the ex-
citing finale. Songs, etc, will be
given during the intermissions by the
best high school singers and artists.
The show will commence at 8:l5 p.
M. and as the fellows are after
large audience, not the money, the
admission will ne but 15c, for adults
and 1Gc, for students, and TIE rest
who attend school will pass under
that name.
The girls basket ball tournament
will be held next Friday evening in
the high school gymnasium. The
class teams will compete for the sill
yer cup which a few years ago was
purchased as the prize for this tourn-
ament and for the pentathalon. The
winning team each year has its name
engraved upon the cup. The cup is
now held by the class of II, the pres
ent sophomcreS who stand a good
show of again winning it next Friday.
The participants are chosen from
about sixty girls, and beine very
evenly matched this year, will put up
some exciting games. While there
will be four games played the time
will be comparatively short, as each
game will consist of two ten-minute
| halves with the exception of the
game between the two losing teams
| for the third and fourth places, which
will consist of but half, making 70
minutes in all. The games will start
at 1870 D. m. sharp. The classes are
expected to turn out in full force and
| root for their teams, as this will be
one of the most exciting contests OF
| the year. The teams are as follows
Seniors-Gertrude Merk'e in, c.; Mar
! garet Barwig, r. f.; Lenora Slattery
| !. f.; Celia Wagner, r. g.; Mary Ander-
son, ]. g.: Subs: Mae Holub and Fran
| els Braasch. colors: red and white;
Seniors Ethel Beltz, c.; Hazel Me-
nier, r. f.; Emily Smith, |. f.; Annette
| Merklein, r. g.; Ora Manecke, /. e.:
| Subs: Audrey Miller, Prudential
| Woodward and Margaret Lombard
| Colors: green and white.
Sophomores- Ruth Engler, c.; LIE
ona Ziebell, r. f.; Ruth Mckay, !. f..
Dorothy Young, r. g.; Lorene Barden
| |. g.. Subs; Aurora Halder and Heller
Schmidt. Colors- Orange.
Freshmen-DorisG Gilman, c.; Jean
cite Huebner, {. f.; Esther Pagen
kopf, /. f.; Esther Luebschow, r. g..
| Lenora Schaumberger, |. g.; Subs.
| Norma Edmonds, Ruth Wilson anc
! Clara Ruder Colors blue and white
The preliminary games which they
have been playing this last week re-
suited in the following scores
Tuesday Seniors 4, VS.. Juniors g..
Sophomores IA, VS.. Freshmen 2; Ju
niors 2, VS.. Sophomores 4 Seniors 2
| VS.. Freshmen 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4, VS.. Juniors
Sophomores 8, VS.. Freshmen 8; Seniors
3, VS.. SophomoreS 5; Juniors 0, VS.
Freshmen 4 I; Seniors 0, VS.. Freshmen
0; Suniors 0, vs.. Sophomores 4.
| aturday-FreShmen 8, VS.. Sopho
mores IL; Sophomores 5, VS.. Juniors
II; Juniors II, VS.. Freshmen IA.
The following lyceum programs
were given last Friday afternoon al
the high school. In the assembly
| room:
Music