Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

a letter of appreciation in behalf
of the Black River Falls schools, for
the collection recently taken up for
their benefit, was received by Mr..
Tobey. They are very grateful and
appreciate the generosity of the Wis
consin school children in helping to
keep up the destitute city.
Margaret Barwig IL, was a high
school visitor last Tuesday.
Wednes. W was a red letter day for
the 1911-1eI2 school year, in the fact
that there was not a single case of
hardness during the day. This is ex-
ceptionally good as the records usual
ly show from ten to twenty-five cases
of hardness per day. Thursday there
were only three pupils tardy. II is
hoped that this era of reform will be
continued for the rest of the school
year.
Mr.. f. S. McCulloch was a high
school visitor Wednesday.
New Latin prose books have been
received and will be distributed for
work in the second and third year
classes.
Miss Harriet Soil 10, was high
school visitor Wednesday.
Miss Studley at the head of the
domestic science of the Stevens Point
normal, visited the different schools
Thursday.
A meeting of the senior class was
held Thursday to vote whether or
not to have the class pins earlier than
is the usual custom. The vote re-
suited in a larger majority desiring
the pins earlier. A committee con-
siSting of Hester Jones, chairman,
lrma Clark, Helen Stone, Garmi
Vaughan, John Brown and George
Bird, was appointed to take charge
OF the securing of pins.
The debating club which is being
organized among the upper classes is
soon to begin its schedule. The first
question to be debated upon is the
acknowledgements of the Commission
Form of Government. The atfirma-
tive will be supported by Edwin LEM,
Carl Raab and Walter Rheinholt with
Donald McPhail acting as substitute.
The negative will be supported by
Harvey Taylor, John Mcneil and
Nall Will OICSSSl
acting as substitute The following
members are enrolled in the debating
club at present: Linda Werle, Celia
Meuret, Margaret Laut, Lyman Dick
ems, Henry Janke, Reuben Linder,
Paul Pedigo, Esther Pagenkopf, Mac
bell Best, Leonora Schaumburger,
Clarence La Certe, Harry Treutel,
Eugene Machmueller, Lawrence Wei
land, Fred Miller, Frank Rowley,
Clara Pagel, Ruth Wilson, Helen
Schmidt, Olga Jarnes, Walter Rhein-
holt, Edwin LEM, Carl Raab, Donald
McPhail John Nc Neil, Harvey Tay-
lor, Karl Schmidt, Hilton Dressed,
Carl Laatsch, Leona TiSch, Irma
Clark, Ella Donnelly, Frank Barden,
Ada Clement, Harry Afford, Edwin
Pagan, Henry Braatz, Arthur Fried
man, Myrtle Rege, Amos Afford, AL
bert Pearson, Magdaleda Mohr, Harry
RyIander, Sylvia Thorson, Harry Hy-
man, Ernest Sommerfeldt, Leona
Swift, Frederick Braun, Ethel Beltz,
Prudential Woodward, Ruth Smith,
Walter Giese, Helen Lee, Lurretta
Charter, George Denfield, Geo. SLIDER
nagel, Herbert SteinKe. Paul Tobey,
Henry Pagenkopf, Roy Sampson, John
De Isle, Edwin Talheim, Carmi
Vaughan, Argall Johnson, Wells Tur-
ner and George Ruder.
Evelyn Wilson and Grace Pana-
baker were high school visitors Fri
day.
The Chris mas program for the
high Schoo, will consist of two inter
esting plays and several selections by
the orchestra The first is farce
comedy in one act, entitled Gentle
jury by Arlo Bates. The character
| rnln iS &c follows.