Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Junior class has chosen the fol- |
lowing officers: President Edwin |
Spar; vice president, Jean Gilbert;
secretary, Fred Goepke; treasurer,
Helen Anderson.
students in the High school are
planning their program for the next
semester Examinations will begin
next Tuesday to decide the stand
ing of the students during the
past semester. Pupils who intend
to enter the High school on the
18th day of January and have not their
study program, should attend to this
at once.
The basketball season, when actual
play with other cities will take place
| is being looked forward to with much
interest in Wausau. The fellows for
the team this year have not fully been
decided upon as yet,N but there is much
good material to choose from. The
| following will undoubtedly show up
| we'll on the team: Leak, Jensen, Hess,
Frey, Schneider, Kenny, Koenig,
| Grauer, Eckerle and Buttenhoff.
The candidates have been working
hard, and the coach reports great i'm
provement in the team work. Pros
poets are bright for successful sea-
son. Coach Thompson is introducing
|
basketball schedule remains practical
| ly the same The first game which was
to have been played with the Wausau
Business college on Friday night, has
been postponed as the college team
has a game booked with Tomahawk on
that date On the 26th of January
the High school plays Tomahawk here,
and on the 27th our boys play at Wit
tenberg.
In the interclass tournament, the
preliminary games resulted as follows:
Freshmen defeated the Sophomores
| and the Seniors won from the Juniors.
On Friday evening the final games de-
| termining the results of the contest
were played. The Freshmen defeated
the Seniors by score of % to 20. The
Juniors won third place in the pre-
liminary play, defeating the Sophmores
by score of 2S'to 6.
The game between the Seniors and
Freshmen was full of interest and
ri pnfh
teams showed good work.
/ The Juniors ophmore game was al
i so a good and hard game
The High school has purchased a
beautiful trophy cup for the winner
of the interclass tournament. Each
year the name of the team winning in
the contest will be placed upon it.
Mrs. c. E. Thrasher returned to her
High school duties Thursday after haT-
ing been detained in Seckeryille by
| illness and death of a nephew
Miss w. M. Carter, who had an oper-
alton during the Christmas vacation,
has not been able to return here from
Mansion as yet
c. C. Parlin was High school Wis
itor yesterday.
Chester Hartlett, who is. student at
Lawrence college, visited the morning
classes yesterday.
Last Saturday pictures on the "Silk
Industry" were shown and a lecture
in the same subject given by Miss
Ruth Edgerton of the domestic science
department. There were also pictures
ON wild Amin ais" and the lecture in
connection with this picture was in
the hands of fifteen Freshman boys.
About $50 were present.
On Friday evening of this week
| slides will be shown on alaska" and
| Switzerland" There will be films on
Waterfalls" and Historic Mohawk
Valley" The entertainment starts at
o'clock No pupil below the seventh
grade will be admitted to these free
weekly entertainments unless accom-
panied Oy one or both parents. Adults
are especially invited. Parochial school
children may attend by having their
teachers obtain tick It's at the High
| school for them.
| The sweater coat trophies for the
Seniors have arrived
Following is the ly ceum program for
| Friday afternoon:
Reading-The Owl Critic Fred Boyce
Mates Falcone Ia tory ------
|. ! Karl Gilman, III Gilbert Eckerle,
III Elmer Guentt .er, " Ca. ence
Gowen
Reading-Keep Swe et--Irma Hochtritt
The Necklace "a sto ry) ----------
Rose Gormar !, II Catherine
Mathie, III Vernf Gensmann.
How Girls Study 'treading) -
-----------M Madeline Nelson