The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Last Friday afternoon the first Field
Day exercises were held in Manitowoc.
Even the weather man " 5 obliging
and with over 2, 500 at the air grounds
the affair was grand success. Headed
by the Marine band and President
Frank A. Miller, Supt. P. J. Zimmers,
Mr.. Nespor, and Lester Staudt in q
sphinx and span uniform as marshal,
the "parade" extended nine blocks.
The schools were assigned to the fol-
lowing places, l, Fifth Ward; 2, Divis-
ion Street School; 3, Seventh Ward
School; 4, High School; 5, Park School;
6, Luling School; I, First Ward School.
The Lutheran and Catholic schools al
SO enjoyed the Field Day.
In the nineteen events, Odin Wilda
secured the medal as he secured the
highest number of points, 244. The
banner also went to the Seniors who
secured total of 5St points. The
sturdy, cheerful Freshmen played a
good second with 36 as their total. The
Sophomores secured 2Ss, while the Jun
iors were left in the shade with but 81
points.
The exercises were opened by drill
by $40 grade children, which was a
most beautiful sight and the excellent
singing under Miss Hensen's direction
was very good and highly appreciated.
Sixteen high school girls took part in
the Rose Dance which was very pretty.
Right here we wish to hand few
bouquets to Supt. Zimmers for he work.
ed for this event with heart and soul
and he certainly deserves much credit
| for the big success" of Field Day.
Prof. Brooks, Prof. Book and Director
Nespor are also entitled to special men,
| tion. This was the first Field Day and
a successful one, and it is safe to pre-
dict that next year it will be still more
successful.
Tuesday morning Supt. Zimmers pre-
sented the medal to the Senior victor,
with very interesting and enthusias-
tic talk. The Seniors presented the
Juniors with "The Cup of Kno owledge, !"
and the Seniors received the pennant
which they won last Friday.
The Senior program is out and will
take place at the Opera house, June
22nd. 1t is as follows together with
the list of graduates:
Music-(a) Dainty Danes;" (b) "Hearts
and Flowers" high school orchestra.
Invocation The Rev. e. G. Potter
Presentation "Tbe Land of Poets'
Lilly H. Marquardt.
Presentation 'Shall Women Vote"
Elizabeth A. Duggan.
Music commencement March"
Girls Glee Club.
Presentation Advertisements
Bertha II. Hecker.
Presentation "Hiawatha"
Mayme T.. Fisher.
Grafton National Holidays"
Gerhardt II. FRANKIE.
Music ''Till We Meet Again"
Senior Double Quartet.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Music "Shoggy-Shoo"
Double Glee Club.
The following is the list of the grad
yates:
Seniors: Staudt, Lester; Bruins, An
drew; Butt, Edwin; Cooney, Blanche;
Crocker, Gladys; Day, Harnet; Dedrick
Mildred; Day, Garnett; Duggan, Lizzie;
Drumm, Clara; Esch, Oscar; Fisher,
Mayme; FRANKIE, Gerhardt: Gennrch,
Oscar: Heinig, Frieda; Hecker, Ber-
tina; kellner, Lewis; Kennedy, Isabelle;
Kaems, Lester; Klug, Walter; Koch
Ter, Walter; Koebke, Leona; Krahn,
Amanda; Krainik, Julia; Koebke,
George; Kiel, Elsie; Marquart, Lille:
Miller, Marie E.; Mittnacht, Edna:
Nemetz, Matt; Peterik, Louis; Perout-
ka, John; Pickard, Myra; Rhode, Vio-
let; Richards, Anita; IRELAND, Leonard;
Rank, Gretchen; Rusboldt, Elmer;
Scherer, Alma; Schroeder, Edward;
Schenian, Mabel; Sterling, George;
Trochlell, Edward Wallschlaeger,
Blanche; Willinger, Gladys; Woida, Ir-
ma; Wilde, William: Wit, Emma; Will
da, Odon.
The junior prom will take place at
the New Opera house on the night fol-
lowing commencement Friday, June