Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-05

division were as follows:
I'll Ia LIB
Leona Swift 90 Leonard Eaglert
Hazel Larson 95 arthur Jaescnke
Erna Nichols o. Elroy Jelnick
ia
Anna Feicht 100 -Au,,-lil
Irwin Folz % = AeaiS
Ernest Pearson 80 ioia ''rupp
III a Ada Clement 9
Edwin LEM 100 Franz pordo,,
ii. Christian 100 Margaret KranSa d
Walter Giese 90 Nora EdwaraS O
Ben. Kregel 80 Earl Eegehrecbt q
Jennie Palmer 9
During the past week the classe,
have elected the ir Representatives il
the Oratorical and DeciSmatory con
tests. Each class elects a speaker fol
each contest and the faculty appoin.
one, giving all classes but the fresh
men, two representatives in each con.
test. The speakers elected bv the
classes were as follows:
| Seniors:
| Orator-Carmi Vaughn.
| Declaimel- Esther Lehrbas.
Juniors:
Orator-Wade Norman.
| Declaimer-W innifred Stockweu.
| Sophomores
| Orator-Albert Mohr.
Declaimer-Ida Newell.
The following books have arrived
and will be placed in the library for
the use of the pupils:
Bryant-Complete Poetical Works.
Cable-Negro Problem.
/ Cumnock- Choice Readings.
Emerton- Medieval Europe.
Fernald-Synonyms and Antonyms.
Observation-Disclosures History of
New York.
Dewey-Decimal SYSTEM.
Clough-Plutarchs Lives.
| EmerSon-Essays 1st series.
Emerson-Essays, Representative
Men.
Rhodes History of u. S. Vol. 4.
At the Lyceum program Thursday
afternoon the election of new officers
was held and the following were
elected:
President-Bert Foster.
Vice-Pres.-Constance Harger.
Secretary-Gale Ross.
The girls are practicing faithfully
for the class tournament which will
be held sometime in the latter part
of this month.
This week marks the end of the
| first six weeks of the new semester
and the report cards will be given out
next Tuesday.
Josephine Sturtevant, who was I'M
+; able to attend school for few days
because of illness, has recovered and
returned to school yesterday.
Miss Elsa Degler, teacher of the
fifth grade Franklin, was ill yesoer-
day. Her place was supp4fed by
Mrs. Sharp.
Miss Voshmik, teacher of the third
grade Grant, was unable to take her
position yesterday because of illness.
Her place was supplied by training
| school teacher.
The next debate to be given by the
| Lincoln Debating club is on the sub
| Ject Resolved that United Senators
Should be Elected by Direct Vote,
The affirmative will be supported by
Bert Salzman, Wells Turner and Geo.
Ruder. The negative will be sup
ported by Eugene Machmiller, Arthur
Friedman and Harry Afford.
A slippery floor, an off night and
hard luck tells the story of the game
at Amigo Friday where the locals
were defeated 40 to IL. At no time
during the present season have the
locals shot so much and made SO few
baskets as at Amigo. The game
started with Amigo taking the jump
and at the end of ten minutes the
score was 10 to /. The rest of the
half was spent in sliding around on
the floor mostly by the locals The
score at the end Of the first half was
q to 2; the locals not even getting a
field basket though they had plenty
of shots.
| The second half was nearly the
same, the Amigo team shooting some
brilliant baskets. The Wausau guards
were unable to follow their men be-
cause of the slippery floor and their
forwards led them merry chase,
shooting long shots continually, with
excellent luck. The score at the end
of the game was 40 to IL. The line
up of the teams was as follows:
Wausau Amigo
Montgomery C. Duey Capt
Turner Capt. r. F. Walt
Johnson LIE. CorIiss
Eggebrecht r. G. McClelland
| Ruder l.. G.. Leslie
Subs, Wausau, Brown, Schmidt,
Schuette.
Subs, Amigo: Burns, Raymond.
Field Basket, Wausau, Turner /,
johnson 1, Montgomery l.
Amigo, Wall 5, Corliss s, Duey 4,
McClelland 3.
Free throws, Wausau, Turner 3,
Johnson 2.
Referee, Schneider. Umpire, Miller.