Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-12-07
Y. N. c. A. NOTES.

Wausau led the Older Boys confer
ence at Eau Claire by an attendance
of about 80. The total number of
delegates were about 700. The boys
had the honor of bringing home with
them the Efficiency shield, given to
the boys department having the best
record of efficiency. The basket ball
game between Wausau and Waupaca
was won by the former by score Of
IS to s. The banquet was very at
tractive. The music was appreciated
very much. Wausau also won hOnors
in appearance in conduct. Franklin
Bump of Wausau read very interest
ing paper before the conference.
Most of the boys who went as dele
gates have been busy in the past
week, preparing speeches for the var
ious clubs they represent. All report
fine time.
Through the effort of the Physical
Committee a Hiking club was formed
with the various programs as follows:
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Saturday, Dec. 4th-Hike to Asy-
lum camp.
Saturday, Dec. 18th Overnight
hike.
Saturday, Dec. 1Sth-Hike to Bro
kaW.
Special hikes during Christmas va
cation.
Saturday, Jan. 8th-Hike to Mara
thon City.
JUNIOR HIGH HIKERS' CLUB
Saturday, Dec. 4th-Rothschild.
" Dec. l1th-BrOkaw.
" Dec. 18th-Pike's Peak,
Skiing.
Special hikes during Christmas va
cation.
Saturday, Jan. 8th-Skiing hike or
Skating.
Arrangements have been made for
Junior Hikers' club. The program
has not been given out.
The Senior Employed Boys Bowl
ing league opens Wednesday evening.
The teams asked that the scores
should not be published. The boys
visited the Birth of Nation, Thurs
day evening.
The Senior High Hikers' club had
a very pleasant hike to the Asylum
camp Saturday morning. They all
got back at 1:3O.
The standing of the Junior High
School Boys club is as follows:
Potawatomies, by Stockum, 278;
Sioux, by E. Hartlett, PTS; Mohicans,
by E. Olson, 22S; IroQuois, by Sion
eker, 223.
The Father and Son banquet under
auspices of the Boys Division of the
Wausau Young Mems Christian assO-
citation, given Friday, December, 3, in
the Y. NJ. G. A. Gym was attended
by about 280 men and boys, The
program was as follows:
Music by high school orchestra, Miss
Emma Roeser, director.
H. G. Flieth-TOaStmaSt
Orpheus Male Quartette-Max Veh-
low, G. G. Hooker, E. H. James, ]
E. Murray.
Address-Governor E. L. Philip.
Presentation of the Wisconsin State
y. NJ. G. A. Efficiency Shield to the
Wausau Boys Division by W. H
Wones, State Boys Secretary.
Acceptance Chester Hartlett, Presi
dent of H. S. Boys club.
Minister'S Quartet-Richard Evans
d. J. Williams, Donald West, w
d. Bancroft.
Presentation of the Iron rs" to the
Wausau Boys Division. Made anC
presented by Carl Kraatz of the
Wausau Foundry & Machine Shop
Acceptance. N. Manson.
Boys Work Committee, Y. NJ. G. A
Address, Service M. B. Rosenberg
i Orchestra
The musical numbers were yer!
delightful and very much enjoyed
In connection with Mr.. Manson thu
. small So must not be forgotten
Any boy who has his name put on thu
large 49, receives a watch fob will
the small So for his own remem
: brance. Next year will be the 25tl
anniversary of the y. NJ. G. A.
great effort will be made by all t.
have the building clear of debt b,
that time.
: The local Older Boys conferenc,
: opened Saturday at 2:3O at the Pres
: byterian church. The program wa
as follows:
SATURDAY
Conference opens at Presbyter
ian church.
Song Service-W. II. WOneS.
The Rule BoOk-Rev. Richard Evans
3;00-RepOrts of State conference.
The Boy Teacher Elmer Larson.
The Hi-Y Club-MyrOn Duncan.
Bible Clubs in the Homes Charlie,
: Manson.
DiscussiOn-W. II. Wones.
: The Organized Class-E. Kragenbrink
: Helping the Other Fellow-F. Bump
Athletics as Moral Force-Elvir
Hartett.
: DiscussiOn-J. L. Rogers.
40 Recreation hour.
6:l5-Feed for boy delegates, "Y."
. Address,. B. TObey.
7:3O-Group conference.
Boys in the Sunday School,. l.
Rogers.
: Boys in their Clubs-W. H. Babcock
: Boys in the Y. NJ. G. A.-W. H. Wones