Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-10-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The lady teachers of the high school
were very pleasantly entertained at
lunch Tuesday by the Misses Rankin
and Richards.
Miss pegler of the Franklin school
was absent Tuesday on account of
illness. Her place was taken by Miss
McGuine.
All the important and interesting
topics in the magazines, dealing with
current events are being posted in
the library for the benefit of the
English pupils.
The teachers of the second, third.
fourth and fifth grades met Wednes-
day evening in the high school GYM
nasium for lesson in physical train
ing. Thursday evening the teachers
of the sixth, seventh and eighth
grades were given a similar lesson.
These lessons will be continued until
the teachers are proficient in giving
lessons to the pupils.
The first lyceum program was Civ
en- Wednesday afternoon, with the
new officers presiding for their first
time, Ben Alexander as president and
Veneta Beck as secretary. Wells
Turner was appointed critic and gave
a very interesting report. The fol-
lowing program was then given:
Elmer GritZmacher Wild Oats
| Harve Taylor. Battle of Gettsburg
Margaret Krause. ....... .Monologne
The meeting was then adjourned
until Friday afternoon when the fol-
lowing program was given:
Myrtle Harding. ...... Enoch Arden
| Harry Rylander. "A WEIGH Classic
lrma Clark. How the Captain Saved
| .................... the Day
Lysle HacHett. ...... Winchester and
.................... Company
| Erna Flatter. ........ Easter Morning
Earnest SOmmerfeldt.. .... Kathrine
| ........... sees a game of Football
Walter Giese was the appointed
critic and gave very interesting and
| amusing report.
Following the lyceum program ar
! enthusiastic mass meeting was held
in preparation for the game with
Amigo. Harve Taylor acted as cheer
leader and for an hour or more the
students practiced the yells and songs
of the high school. Speeches were
given by the members of the team
by the coaches, and by members o.
the faculty.
Orpha Jones, Imogene Harger
Evelyn Wilson and Cornelia McCros
sen were high school visitors Friday
The lady teachers of the city were
very pleasantly entertained SATURDAY
evening by Mrs. Tobey at the higl
school gymnasium. Each guest came
represented as d flower and many
beautiful and exquisite costumes were
worn. The evening was spent il
playing games and dancing aftel
which very delightful refreshments
were served.
Mr.. LETTERS was ill yesterday anC
was unable to be in school.
Miss Colburn, teacher of the un
graded school was ill yesterday anC
Miss Bentley took her place.
Miss Minnie Doan, teacher of the
eighth grade in the Washington
school resumed her work after g
months leave of absence account Of
illness.
Hazel Stimm and Stella Hanson
entered high school yesterday anc
enrolled in their respective classes.
Lysle Hackett, a senior pupil in
high school, departed for Stevens
Point, which is to be his home, tt
attend school there.
| As preliminary for the big game
Saturday, the second team played the
third team and defeated them 1870
There is lot of competition for posi-
tionS on the second and this WeeE
will be spent in coaching the SECOND
for there game with the Merrill Sec
onds next Saturday.
In fast and exciting game Satur