Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-04-14
Y. N. c. A. NOTES.

On next Friday and Saturday even
ings, April II and Is, the annual ".
nj. Y. A. Ministries will be put on at
the high school under the auspices of
the high school. This will be with
out exception one of the best home
talent productions ever put on in
this city. Almost every one who
has prominence in amatuer work
is to be in the show next Friday
and Saturday evenings. The show
will be given twice, as there were
many last year who we're unable TO
see the performance and asked that
the show be given a second time
which was impossible. The program
is very strong, consisting of six num-
bers and every one will be stellar
attraction. The opening will be a
southern plantation skit, introducing
a quintet of negroes in their planta-
ton songs, dances, etc. Following
this there will be singing speciality
by Steve Lewis who will appear be-
fore q Wausau audience for the first
time, giving to his own accompani-
ment his original interpretations of
some of the latest popular songs.
The burlesque rendition of the prison
scene, from IL Trovator by two local
Grand Opera stars, accompanied by
Paddy Roosky at the piano, is sure to
be a scream from start to finish.
Schneider's band by number of
Juniors will also be good There will
be litole joking by several comedians
and the first Olio will be closed. The
last half of the program will be en-
titled I'D Rector's Restaurant and
this will be the big act of the evening,
centering in fashionable restaurant
where will be introduced the Y. NJ.
c. A. Glee club of Sc voices in solos,
choruses, late song hits, quartets,
dances, jokes, etc. This act with the
choruses seated at the restaurant
tables instead Of the formal set up of
the conventional minstrel show, and
assisted throughout by the Y. M. c.
A. orchestra, will be a unique feature.
There ought to be a big attendance
to see what the fellows can do in
providing entertainment of ''real
merit"
The High School Boys club held it's
annual meeting last Tuesday evening.
After an enjoyable meal, discussion
groups were held. The attendance at
the suppers has greatly increased-a
matter of qualification to all con-
cerned. The Junior bible class met
last Friday evening
Nothing as yet has been definitely
determined about the tennis court,
which tits hoped can be put on the
over the old one. The court
in its present condition is absolutely
of no use, as the cement is broken and
is very rough, tearing ones tennis
shoes and making them of no use
after but a little use. A number of
those interested have been working
and estimates ON the cost have been
secured. If new court is put in,
a volley ball court would be placed
next to it.
The basket ball season for this
year is over. No more games are
scheduled and every league has run
the season. Those who like the game
can be seen occasionally on the floor
practicing Running and the high
jump are being considered cow and
great deal of them is being made.
The high schools have been practic-
ing there on account of the Indictment
weather which has been lingering for
such long time.
Russell Starke, physical director,
addressed the high school last Thurs
day afternoon in the high school aud
itorium. His subject was "How the
Body Should Be Treated and How 1t
Should Be Cared For"