Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-06-13

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commencement season at the Wau-
sau high school is over and the class
Of 1911 has become alumni.
The class this year numbers 81, "a
beautiful, we'll dressed" crowd, as
Prin. Parlin called them Thursday
evening. They are
ENGLISH COURSE
Martha p. Alpers Emery III. James
George +. Bahf Capitola " Marth
Alta A. Bean Gertrude f. Merklein
Mathilda A. BehnkS Catherine A. II. Molter
Edison Nj. Boerke Ethel G. Sherman
Wilma A. Braeger Lenore X. Slattery
william L. Brown Grace q. Panabaker
Agnes NJ. A. Bury c. Adlai Peth
Lydia w. Hochtritt
LATIN COURSE
Mary G. Anderson Ruth A. Peterson
Estelle M. Berger Glenn l.. Ramsdell
Marie L. Bird Jeanette A. Reid
Walker A. Buswell Eleanore NJ. Rosenberg
Margaret f. Clark Gertrude G. Smith
Tillie G. Cohen Ruth Ii. Tobey
Charles S. Gilbert Dorothy III. Woodward
g. Norton Kelly
GERMAN COURSE
Marguerite L. Barwig Guy A. Ramsdell
Frances G, Brasch Elsie Z; Reiser
Caroline G. Lund Cecilia A. Wegner
w. A. A. Martin Viola H. Wolfe
SCIENCE COURSE
Walter c. Daley Walter Flnkbeiner
COMMERCIAL COURSE
Willary L, Doleschal Mary A. McPeck
Vera y. telling Sarah X. Miller
Richard GritZmacher George J. Pearson
Mae V. l1olub Cony A. Piper
Edward A. JaeSehke Elizabeth L. Schmalz
Mary 1. McCann Raymond Weik
HISTORY COURSE
Carl August Larson
The class motto is sInvicta," ''Un-
conquered" the class colors, blue and
white and the class flower after many
heated meetings in which the dande-
lion, sunfiower and blue roses were
advocated, was finally chosen
to be the violet. Much of the success
of the class has been due to the tact
and executive ability of the class pres
ident, Glenn Ramsdell. The other
officers are :vice-president, Adlai Peth,
secretary, Miss Capitola Marth and
George Pearson.
The members of this class have
done their share toward the advance
ment of the name of the Wausau
high school.
Upon the first class foot ball team
this year were six seniors, Daley,
Piper, Pearson, Peth, and Glenn and
Guy Ramsdell.
The basket ball team which was
in all the games it played;
and which won the championship of
this part of the state numbered
among its best players three seniors,
Glenn Ramsdell, the captain, Piper
and Guy Ramsdell.
The representative of Wausau in
both the oratorical and defamation
were seniors Cony Piper and
Miss Jeanette Reid. While Piper was
the only senior member of the track
team, he did his part well in the work
Of that team. Piper, too, was one of
the only two to win three consecutive
in high school athletics
this season; Johnson, president of the
Junior class, being the other.
A debating society was reorganized
this season with the support of the
seniors and numbering many of them
in its roll, which has concluded very
successful season, with plans of inter
scholastic debates next year.
A beginning was made this year by
some of the seniors toward the start
ing of school paper. They believe
that this would be a great benefit to
the school, and hope that they have
awakened an interest which will cul-
inmate in such paper.
Their final achievement was their
and those who attend
ed cen well know that this was fit
ting climax to the four years of hopes
and results.
On last Wednesday evening the ex-
ercises were invocated by Rev. f. II.
Then followed the saluta-
tory by Miss Caroline Lund. She
spoke largely of the expression Of the
as evinced by flowers Her
paper was an excellent one and well
rendered.
The class opera 'The Little Ty-