Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-01-24

| Pope C Montgomery
| Scharbau Schmidt
Spaez Ingraham
The attitude of at least a portion
of the spectators was something
which the Wausau high school should
| be ashamed of. The Grand Rapids
| crowd which We heard so much about
| two years ago, when last our basket
| ball team played there, could certain
| ly not have acted more like ''hoodlums"
| than did our own Wausau crowd
| Friday night. The decisions of the
| MarShtield referee, which our players
| and Mr.. Schneider admit were very
fair, were Missed and called rotten and
when Mr.. Schneider attempted to
| speak he was hooted down. If this
continues, the Wausau high school
will lose that reputation of always
| giving their opponents square deal
which students of this high school
| have so far upheld, but which the
classes entering lately seem TO disre-
gard. The game was well attended
| and was played as will be all high
school games this season on the "Y"
| floor.
The high school examinations be-
| gan this morning and will continue
through until Friday afternoon.
The Baccalaureate address will this
| year be given by the Rev. friedrich
Evans of St. James church Milwau-
| kee. The Senior class appointed a
| committee consisting of Guy Rams
| dell, Ray Erlandson and Carl Larson
| to try TO secure the ST. Stephens
| church for this occasion.
The Lincoln Manual training de-
| partment is working on house con-
struction in the form of complete
miniature houses.
The Seniors are planning to give a
party about the middle of February
A committee was appointed to plan
| this, consisting IF Miss Jeanette Reid
| chairman, Misses Gertrude Merklein
and Ruth Peterson and William Mar
tin and Walker Euswell.
The Freshman party given last
Saturday evening was very enjoy
able affair. The evening was spent
| in games, and refreshments were
| served. Mr.. Hilgensdorf and Miss
Molter, the class president, lead the
grand march.
Principal Parlin has returned, hay
| ing been in Rhinelander on Thursday
and later in Chicago attending a
meeting of the presidents of the
teachers associations in the central
West.
Skating Kinks are being made on
the different school grounds and
| those at the Washington and Hum
boldt have been already flooded.
Supt. Tobey was in Madison on
Saturday in the interest of pending
legislation.
A number of fellows, eleven in all.
felt compelled TO remove their coats
| upon entering the assembly hall
Thursday. Mr.. Schneider genera usly
| allowed them to go home and remain
where it MAS doubtless cooler until
Monday
At a meeting of the Lincoln Debat-
ing club last Wednesday evening the
| following debate was given:
Resolved that the q. 5. Senators be
elected by popular vote.
Affirmative-Ray Erlandson and
George RUder.
egatiye-Otto Behrend and Law
renee Wyland.
1t was won by the Affirmative The
election of officers took place and the
following were elected.
President-Ray Grandson.
Nice-Pres.-Harvey Taylor
Secretary-G George Ruder.
Treasurer-George Pearson.
Three new typewriters have been
received by the typewriting depart
menI at the high school, two Under
woods and one Remington.
The high school basket ball team
will play the Rhinelander high
school team at Rhinelanher on next
Friday evening.
Wells Turner gave very interest
ing talk and demonstration ON Wire