Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Hines, Mimi, visited the High school |
yesterday.
Miss Gretchen Morgan, who is at
tending the Northwestern university,
at Evanston, was High school visitor
yesterday.
Miss Mamma Hoegh, instructor in the
English department, underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis this morning
at the Rayn hospital in Merrill.
William Zinzow, teacher of physics. |
has been out of school on account of
having an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Dora Denison, grade teacher
in the High school building, will re-
sumo her work this week. She was
recently called to her home in Oconto
by the death of her father.
Miss Elya Biederman, a Franklin
school teacher, is suffering with in
flammatory rheumatism. Mrs. ]. H.
Playter is taking her place.
The board of education held its reg
ular business meeting at the city hall
last evening.
S. B. Tobey was out of the city the
past week Among the places visited
by him was River Falls, where he met
a number of Wausau young people,
who are attending the River Falls
Normal school.
Miss Mary Sayle of the Science de-
partment, will begin the study of land
scape gardening in her classes next
week
The following program appropriate
to ST. Patricks day, will be given Fri
day afternoon:
Concerning Ireland and the Irish
Birth of st. Patrick George Rick
Shemus O'Brien Norman Green
Stanley Egdahl, Harold Mathie
and Raymond Gilbertson
The Irish Spinning Wheel ---------
----------A Annie Mcdonald
Irish Aliens Clarence Gowen
Baney MCGEE. F. Y. Billiard,
Gilbert Eckerle, soloist
Amphion chorus
The Low-Backed Car Catherine Mathie
Irish Astronomy William Sullivan
Justice to Ireland-----Alan Pradt
ST. Patrick Was a Gentleman -.
Lloyd Renneberg
Rory O'More -----------H Helen Sielaff
Bachelors Hall Julius Johnson
The cast of characters for the play,
"a Rose O'Plymouth Town" have been
selected and are as follows: Miles
Standish, Herbert BussS Garrett Fos-
| ter, Charles Manson; John Margeson,
Walter Frenzel; Philippe de la Noye,
| Alan Pradt; Miriam Chillingsley, Flor
ence Kelly; Barbara Standish, Cath
crime Mathie; Resolute Story, NADIA
line Nelson, Rose de la Noye, Gretchen
Paff. This play takes place in Ply
| mouth in New England in 1622-1623.
The history was given in our last is
sue.
The students are working on mate
rial for the Annual every day. Facul-
| ty members are having their pictures
taken for the High school publication
and everything looks favorable for
| an exceptionally good book. Howard
Wilterding has been making drawings
and mas asked for assistance from al
| urnpi members.
The following new books have been
added to the High school library:
Messages and Papers-Presidents, 10
volumes.
Standard Reference Work, vols.
Larned Ready Reference, vols.
Diapers Self Culture, 10 vols.
Last evening 5000 feet of motion pic
lures on Transportation in America"
were shown at the High school.
The history classes were shown pic
lures on Development of the West"
yesterday.
A consignment of historical maps,
covering ancient and medieval times,
has been received for the history de-
| partment.
The past week contracts we're sent
out to 'Wausau's teaching force for the
coming school year.
Last Friday in the grade school tour
nament, the Lincoln and Franklin
| teams played The Lincolnites won by
a score of 20 to 5. In the play be-
tween the Grant school and Washing
| ton-Humboldt, the former came out
ahead, 81 to 3. Next Friday the last
| game of the season comes off. The
| Lincoln and Washington-Humb
teams play at the High school gym,
while the Grant and Franklin teams
play on the Grant floor. The Lincoln
team is ahead so far
On Friday evening slides will be
shown on "Shakespeare's Country"
and Scenes from Shakespeare's
Plays" The films will be on Tanning
of the Shrew" This entertainment is
being given free of charge to children
accompanied by one or both parents.
Adults are especially invited to at
tend. If children are unaccompanied
by parents or adults, they will have
to pay an admission fee of five cents.
In the past unaccompanied children
were admitted free, but on account of
disturbances, it was found necessary
to make a change. therefore an ad-
mission fee has been charged where
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