Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-26
HICH SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Mae Roach was high school
visitor last Monday.
WGiker Buswell, who is attending
Carroll college, was a visitor at the
high school last Monday.
Miss Virgil Stockwell was high
school visitor Tuesday.
A five minute test was given in
typewriting Wednesday, and the
three highest results of each division
were as follows:
IA-Arthur Jaeschke, SO; LYDIA jess,
80; Oran Olson, SO; Emma Laabs, So.
IL B-Irma Thorn, 92; Lawrence
GLASGOW, 80; Ernest Pearson. 80.
ii A-Viola Strupp, 80; Esther Pag-
enkopf, SO; Bob Mumm, SO.
Edwin LEM, SO; Edwin Hunger,
SO; Clara Pagel, &c.
IV-Frank Barden 80; Ethel Beltz,
81; Evelyn Kontnik, 80; Margaret
Lombard, 81.
Miss Chase, teacher of the fifth
grade Lincoln, was unable to fill her
position Wednesday, because of illness.
Her place was supplied by Miss Nc
Guine.
A picture and candy sale, was held
at the stores of w. w. Albers and
N. Heinemann Wednesday to increase
the picture fund of the schools. A
very successful sale was had and
netted a comfortable sum.
Norton Kelly and Jeanette Reid
were high school visitors Thursday.
G. d. Rice, professor of mechanical
drawing in the Stout institute, Men
omonie, and Emery James were high
school visitors Thursday.
Harry Schultz, who has been serious
ly i'll for the past two months, is now
fully recovered and has returned to
school Thursday.
The Christmas program at the high
school Friday was very entertaining
affair. The new officers Wells Turner,
president; Arthur Friedman, vice
president ard Esther Deutsch, secre-
tary, were inaugurated and presided
for their first time. The high school
orchestra rendered several pleasant
selections. A short play entitled
'The Gentle jury was given in very
efficient manner.
Wylie Sampson of Lawrence college
and Norton Kelly of Beloit college
gave short talks to the school.
The eyesight of all the pupils of
the high school is being tested by
DIR. S. M. B. Smith.
The class teams are progressing in
fine shape and the struggle for posi-
tions is very keen, and fast and in
teresting tournament is assured. The
first team started its seasons work in
very creditable style Wednesday, by
defeating the Y. M. G. A. by the score
of 34-25. 1t, however, was not
composed of all its regulars, but the
result shows that the local team is to
be heard of in its future games.
Against the second team Thursday
evening the boys ran up a score of
about rs points, which shows further
evidence of prospect of good team.
A game with the high school alumni
will be arranged for the Christmas
vacation.
The school closed Friday for two
weeks vacation, and the following
are spending their period at their
homes: Mr.. Painter, Hanover, o.;
Misses Anna B. Rankin, Oak Park,
H.; Estelle w. Richards, Waukesha;
Iona E. Slack, Viroqua; Katherine
Buckland, Appleton; Elizabeth Stod-
dard, Janesyille; Ruth Porter, Chics-
go, H.; Georgiana Clark, Portage;
Sue Morey, Manistee, Mich; Marilla
Zellhoefer, Palmyra; Gretchen Ruede-
busch, Mayville; Mae Graham, War
rem, ILL.,; Mary Duff, Oak Harbor, O.;
Armee Zilmer, Milwaukee; Gertrude
McGuine, Wonewot; Winifred M. Car
ter, Chicago, H.; Anna Gergel, Mon
roe; Grace Gibbon, Oshkosh; Jennie
Vincedt, Oshkosh, Mr.. X. X. Borsack,
FonQ du Lac.