Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

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Grand Rapids and Wausau. Both
teams are working hard to keep in
trim and there sure will be some
game. The two squads are pretty
evenly matched. Everyone in the
high school and others ought to turn
out and break the record attendance
game of three weeks ago.
Mrs Montgomery and daughter
Elizabeth, spent Friday afternoon at
the high school.
The Wisconsin annual teachers
convention will convene in Milwau-
kee, Nov. I, s and 9. Many of the
country's foremost educators will
speak. A number of Wausau teach
ers expect to attend.
Miss Cronk, teacher in the Hum
boldt building, was yesterday confined
to her room with illness. Her place
was filled by Miss Bently.
Mrs. Clark visited at the high
school, Friday.
The state convention of deaf and
dumb teachers met in this city last
Friday and Saturday. Meetings were
held Friday in the Washington build
ing and Saturday the high school as
sembly room was used. About 40
teachers attended. The meeting was
a very successful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Cole of Iron
wood, Mich, were visitors at the
high school yesterday morning.
Miss Smithies, teacher of Latin in
the high school, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends in Stevens
Point. She formerly taught in Stew
ems Point.
Miss Jensen, of the Franklin build
ing was i'll yesterday, her place being
filled by one of the training teachers.
Argyle Johnson, former star on
our foot ball squad and who is now
attending Lawrence college, visited
our school yesterday.
Mrs. j. D. Mylrea and Miss Gilbert
visited at the high school last Friday
afternoon.
The Messers. Bassett and Jones
rendered the high school very in
teresting reading last Friday after
noon. Mr.. Bassett read Enoch Ar
den and was accompanied by Mr..
Jones at the piano. These two gave
very interesting reading at the
Presbyterian church last Friday
evening
Report cards were given out last
week and although some students did
not appear satisfied, they think next
month their reports be greatly
improved.
One afternoon last week the cleo
trio power was shut off in the high
school and the new telephones which
were installed last summer were used
to ring students to their classes,
There was excitement all over the
building, for most of the phones were
answered, the teachers not knowing
that they were to be used for this
purpose.
Next Thursday afternoon lyceum
program will be rendered entirely by
boys. The boys seem 10 be getting
the best end Of the string for this
will be the third time this year that
the lyceum has been made up wholly
of boys. We do not doubt but what
the boys have worked hard and de-
serve this great privilege.
A meeting of the Girls Athle tic as
ISOLATION was held yesterday after
noon and the following officers for
the ensuing year were elected:
President-Aurora Halder.
e-president-AprilE Ellis.
Secretary-Linc Werle.
Marion Boles.
After the election of officers Miss
Zellhoefer brought before the associa-
tion the yearly foot ball supper and
it was decided that the girls give
this supper next Saturday after the
game between Wausau and Stevens
Point. The president and vice-pres-
ident appointed various committees
and after the discussion of several
other unimportant questions the
meeting adjourned.
The Lincoln debating society will
have its second meeting in the high
school next Friday evening. A very
interesting program was rendered
last time and with the following or
the list this will most assuredly be
good:
The Presidents Inaugural Address
Albert Mohr.
Why l am for Wilson-Jule Young
VIM. H. Taft-John Hanson.
Progressiveism and Rooseyelt-Eu
gene Machmiller.
Roosevelt and the Republic Geo
Denfeld.
The Present Outlook-Frank Row
ley.
Canvass of Vote by States Erwin
Luebchow.
WAUSAU MARKET.