Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-04-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


track last week as the incleinorit
weather prevented. This week.
actual training will begin and all of
the basketball players are ready to
begin track work
Charles Pond was chosen by the
basketball five last Friday as captain
for next years basketball team. He
is a sophomore and will have two
more years in this high school,
Several boys clubs have been under
going organization in the past year.
Yesterday, Supt. Tobey and Ira c..
Painter addressed group CT young
men, advising against the formation
or continuance OF such societies.
Their wishes will undoubtedly be
abolished by the boys themselves or
possibly the Board of Education will
take some aerion in the matter. The
club membership deteriorateS inter
est iii the Y aud this is one of the
main reasons, also because there is no
especial benefit resulting from such
an organization.
The Latin play, the program Of
which was published last week. will
be given this evening at the high
school. No admission will be
charged.
A number of young men who are
attending the University of Wiscon-
sin are at home. Several have made
visits to their old places of work.
The faculty will be minus several
of this years teachers when school
starts after the summer vacation.
There are large number of instruc-
tors who have secured better posi-
! lions.
Albert Mohr and Frank Rowley,
the winners of the oratorical contest
last Wednesday evening, will journey
to Grand Rapids next week to partic-
ipate in the league contest to be
held in that city.
The debate, arranged a short time
ago between the local debaters and
Fond du Lac, was called off last Sat
urday. Coach Goodrich received a
| letter from K. K. Borsack stating
that as no date could be agreed upon
the debate would be called off for this
year.
Russell Starte gave an address
before the high school last Thurs
day on Glow the Body Should
be Treated and Cared For"
Miss Rankin, teacher of domestic
science, has returned after an absence
OF four months and is again attend
ing to the work in her department.
The Senior class has been very busy
the past week making preparations
for the graduating exercises. Each
member has been required TO lei
Principal Painter know the exact
number of invitations and gradual
ing announcements that they want
These have been selected. Quite
bit of excitement has been manifested
as practically everyone has been as
signed his or her part in the opera o.
the play and satisfaction seems to b,
prevalent. Also the photographer t
be given the work of taking the clas
picture has been matter of genera
conversation and as yet none has beer
agreed upon. President Raab ap
pointed the following to visit anc
secure the prices of the various stud
los: Frank Raab, Walter Bright
Reuben Baesman, Earl Jones.
Track captains have been electe'
| by practically every class except TIL
Freshman class. The Seniors hav
chosen Otto Eggebrecht, the Juniors
Irving Simonson and the Sophmores
Clyde Smith. An endeavor is bein
made so that pentathlon between
the four classes can be held sometim
in May.
There ought to be a large attend
ance at the Latin-play this evening
| No admission will be charged Til
play will be given in the high schoo
auditorium.
| Now all the contests, plays ant
other things that have been takin!
the auditorium almost all the time
are over, the Senior class will begil
active practice on their play "En
dymion" and on the opera 9Th,
| Nantinal Knnf .