Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-16


and different men will probably be
tried at each position. The different
positions are filled as follows:
Catcher-A. Johnson.
Pitchers Nelson, Afford, Gappa.
Shortstop-R uder, Afford.
First Base Friedman, Gappa.
Second Base-BroWn, Ruder.
Third Base-Olson, Pagan.
Left Field-Turner, Pagan.
Center Field-Brown Friedman,
Olson, Rylander.
Right Eield--McPhail, Taylor, Sum-
merfel9t.
The Faculty lineup will probably
be as follows:
Catcher-S Swanson.
Pitcher-Borsack.
Shortstop-R Richards.
First Base-Hamrick
Second Base-Schneller.
Third Base-Painter.
Left Field-James.
Center Field-Jeffers.
Right Field-Piper.
On Friday of this week the
local contests in Oratory and
Defamation will be held. These
contests will be keenly con-
tested and will prove to be very inter-
esting. 1t is hoped large crowd will
attend to encourage the speakers.
The program arranged will be as
follows:
Esther Lehrbas. For Dear Old Yale
Winnifred Stockwell.. .............
...........T The Man in the Shadow
Josephine Sturtevant. .............
-. Polly of the Circus
Ida Newell. :....
THE Going of the White Swan
Music. High School Orchestra
Herbert SteiDke. ..................
The Victor of Marengo
Elmer GritZmacher Observation-Disclosures.
................T The Wandering jew
Wade Norman. ................... b
-. -. ESpartacuS to the Gladiator
Carmi Vaughan. 49,. Antonio Maceo
Albert Mohr. Plea for Cuba
Jule Young. .Iago
The graduating class of 1912 will
number seventy-five and will be a
new record for the Wausau high
school. The Commercial Course leads
in the number of pupils graduating
in that course there being twenty
eight. The pupils and courses under
which they are graduating is as fol-
lows:
Commercial Course--Frank Barden,
Otto Behrendt, Ethel Beltz, Mary
Carlson, Ada Clement, Harold Dietl
Ella Donnelly, Nora Edwards, Edwin
Pagan, Walter Gappa, Arthur Gross,
Raymond Guenther, Donald Haskin,
Evelyn Kontnik, Margaret Krause,
Leona Lambert, Marguerite Lombard,
Donald McPhail, George Nelson, Carter
Gleason, George Raab, Myrtle Rege,
George Ruder, Harry RylandeI, Albert
Schmidt, Ernest Summerfeldt, Sylvia
ThorSon, Frank Winetski.
English Course-Amos Afford, Har-
ry Afford, George Bird, Imogene Bus
well, Erna Flatter, Bert Foster, Ar
thur Friedman, Myrtle Harding, Effie
Hofmeister, Norma Howarth, Belle
Hudson, Hazel Kennedy, Anna Lar
son, Clara Newell, Ruth Rosenberg,
Leona Swift, Sigaoretta Vosburg,
Marion Wilson.
Science Course-Elmer Gritzmacher.
Henry Braatz, Irma Clark, Argyll
Johnson, Wellington Nichols, Bert
Salzman, Wells Turner.
Latin Course Ruth Albers, Ben
Alexander, Helen Coates, Emily
Smith, Ruth Smith, Helen Stone,
Marjorie Morris.
German Course-Elmer Arch, We
meta Beck, Minefta Lampert, Hazel
Menier, Annetta Merklein, James
Miller, Magdalena Mohr, Harvey Tay-
lor
History Course John Brown, Har-
~ Hyman, Roy Sampson, Carmi
Vaughan.
The Senior class pins and rings have
arrived and are of beautiful design.
They are oval in shape. with a large
w on them, with the letters H and S
above and below, and the class numer-
al on either side.
Marion Friede was a high school
visitor Wednesday.
R. B. Dudgeon, superintendent of
the Madison schools. was a visitor of
the Wausau schools Thursday.
Ruth Cliff, 10, was high school
visitor Thursday.
AT the lyceum meeting THURSDAY
an election of officers was held and
the following were elected:
President-karl Schmidt.
Vice-President-John Mcneil.
Secretary-Ruth Rosenberg.
On Saturday evening the class party
of the Junior BIS and Sophomore AS
was held in the high school gymna-
stun and proved to be very delight /
full affair. The gym was decorated
with the class colors and presented a
very pretty appearance. Games and /
other amusements were provided till
500 O'Clock, after which dancing was |
enjoyed till IL o'clock.