Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-02-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Waupaca was defeated last Friday
night by the Wisconsin Valley
Champions, the Wausau team max
ing the sixth straight victory. The
score was 2l-5 at the end of the first
half and the final score was All. but
the game was not slow one as most
one-sided games are, for our fellows
were endeayoring TO run up as big a
score as they could, as a means of
comparison with the teams in the
southern part of the state, with
whom Waupaca has played. The line
up OF our team was as usual, Theilke
and Turner each playing a half at
center, Piper and johnson forwards,
and the Ramsdells guards.
The teams which have fallen before
our chan pionship team are Toma-
hawk, Marshfield, Rhinelander, Anti
&c, Grand Rapids and Waupaca. The
team only played six game schedule
or this list would certainly have been
longer. The team is composed Of:
Glen Ramsdell, captain and guard
who has prayed in al of the six games:
Piper, forward and most of the time
treethrower, who also played in the
six games; Turner, who played for
ward against Tomahawk Marshfield
and Rhinelander and changed off with
Theilke at center in the remaining
| games; Foster, who played center in
the first three games; Guy Ramsdel,
| guard, who played in all the games
with the exception of the first half in
| the Amigo game; Johnson, who PLAYED
forward in the last three games !:
Theilke, center, who played one half
| in each of the last three games !:
Ruder, substitute guard who played
in the first half of the Amigo game;
Brown, substitute forward, who was
in for short time in the Rhinelander
| game; Schneider, coach, to whose
coaching and persiStant work during
| the past three years the success of
the team is largely due. The team is
now entitled TO enter the state tourna-
ment which will be held at Appleton
some time in March.
The second team played their re-
turn game with the Edgar high school
last Saturday night, and also won an
easy victory, 1915. They also have
not been beaten this season winning
each of their three games by big
score. The second team is composed
| of.
Montgomery Capt. C
Brown f
| Sampson
| James G
| Eggebrecht
| Hyman SUBJ
Schmidt SUBJ g
The oratorical and declamatory
contests will be held in a short time,
| and last week the contestants were
chosen. Each of the three upper classes
elected a boy to represent them in
the oratorical contest and girl in
| the defamation. The faculty also
chose two from each class.
| The contestants are as follows: 1.-THE
| first named in each case is the one
elected by the Glass;
Oratorical-Senior, Cony Piper and
George Pearson.
Junior-Harvey Taylor and Carmi
| Vaughan.
Sophomore Wade Mormon and Har.
old Ingraham.
Declamatory-Se Misses Jean.
cite Reid and Agnes Bury.
Junior-MiSses Ada Clement and
Florence Oberg.
Sophon4 0re-Josephine Sturteyant
and Marion Friede.
A very large number of boxes oil
candy have been enjoyed, each for q
brief, very brief time, in high schoo
the past week, as results of bets made
upon the Rapids game.
Miss Ruth Porter was out OF
town on Friday and her classes eacI
enjoyed determination.
Miss Leah Deutsch, 10, who is
home from the state university for q
couple of days, as are many of the
other students from this city, visited
the high Friday.
Mr.. Weittich, who has charge OF
physical culture in the Milwaukee
schools, spoke to the Wausau teachers
on Saturday morning.
There will be no school on next
| Wednesday, as it is Washington''
birthday.
| Miss Josephine Sturtevant has beer
absent the past week or so on account
of illness, returning to school OF
Thursday.
We read in the Record Herald's &C
count of the Rapids game that Crane
Rapids was a "bad loser" Perhaps
some of the younger fellows did throw
snowballs at our team, but at no place
where the WauSau team plays is more
consideration shown them than by
the Grand Rapids high school fellows
and in very few other places does {
bunch of fellows, after the home
team has been defeated, escort the
team to the train giving WausaU
yellS.
Second examinations were given al
the high school Monday.
Miss McGuine supplied the place 0.
Mr.. Edgar Runkle, principal of thu
new Sixth ward school, during his i'll
ness with tonsilitis.
AS a preliminary to the Waupacs
game the Washington, Franklin, Lin.
coin and Humboldt school teams
played series of games for the city
championship. The Washington de
feated the Humboldt, 1910, and the
Franklin the Lincoln by the CLOSE
score of 81.
The players were:
| Washington Humboldt
Reibe Zietloff
Geise Duncan
Huffman Halder
Winkley g Pagenkopf
Genrich G Hartlet
Sub.-Davenport
Franklin Lincoln.
Flatter C Kutchera