Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

on Smiths tennis court. Every mem
Der of the club took part, but Fred
Mormon won individual honors by win
ming six firsts and two second places.
Willard Bump took second individual
honors with % points. The club was
divided into two diviSions-the Ergo's
and the Sandrians Willard Bump was
captain of the Ergos with Walter Bis
sell, Calvin Clark, and Stewart Man
son. Jack Smith was captain of the
Sandrians with Fowler Stone, Fred
Norman, William Gamble, as the other
members of the team The Sandrian
part of the club won the meet with
80 points while the Ergos got 33
points. The results of the meet were
as follows:
Shot put--1st Norman, 2nd Bump,
3rd Clark; 20 it. in.
Broad jump--1st Bump, End Norman.
3rd Bissell; it. 2 in.
Running broad jump-1st Norman,
End Clark, 3rd Bump; ii it. in.
Pole vault--1st Norman, Ind Bump,
3rd Bissell; it. 5 in
High jump-1st Bump, End and 3rd.
Norman and Smith; it. IL.
Running high jump-1st Norman,
md and 3rd, Smith and Bump; it.
2in.
so yard dash-1st Norman. End
Clark, 3rd Bump
20 yard dash-1st Norman, Ind
Bump, 3rd Bissell.
The boys bicycle mixers went on
their first outing last Saturday with
Julius Wilke as leader. Only II boys
are allowed in the group and their
is complete already. Their
first trip was out toward Rib hill.
Eight flowers were reported the past
week by the Flower club-Blood root,
skunk cabbage, trilium, thorn apple,
Indian tobacco, dog-toothed violet,
anemone and dutchman's breeches.
Arnold Bopf reported three and Don
Croker two, of the eight
The X. K KS met at the Y. NJ.
c. A. last Thursday to discuss plans
for next years work. They appointed
a committee to work out next years
policy, consisting of Fred Croker,
Charles Turner, Cecil Coel and A.
Skinner. Louis Leak and Thorwald
Jense were appointed to act with w.
r. Boorman on a committee to consid-
er next years leadership in the club.
w. R. Boorman leaves tomorrow for
a two weeks vacation before taking
up his work as Boys Work Secretary
at the West Side Y. M. C. A. in Chi
cago.
The Ergosandrians gave a farewell
banquet for W. R. Boorman at the
home of Fowler Stone on Monday
evening. After the banquet the fol-
lowing program was enjoyed:
How - Fowler Stone
Toast What" ------ Jack Smith
Toast Why $500 William Gamble
Where" So Richard Evans
Music - Ergosandrian Mandolin club |
Vocal Solo ---e-------- Calvin Clark
flute Solo-------W Walter Bissell |
Toast-'The City" Fred Norman
Toast-"The Nation" Willard Bump
Toast" The Club" - Charles Turner |
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Ogden entertained |
he Employed Officers of the Y. M. |
;. A. at dinner on Sunday for w. R. |
8oorman, who leaves this week
Wausau campers for the boys camp |
1t Waupaca are growing more and |
more enthusiastic as the time for leav- |
26th, arrives. The follow |
ng boys have signed up: "Bruder" |
2iebe, Edwin Sparr, Albert Butenhoff, |
Wesley Johnson, Ray Gilbertson, Ros7 |
zoe Boles, Cecil Coel, John Hess, Ed |
win Sparr Carl Wolff, Ray Johannes, |
With R. H. Starkey as leader. Wau- |
'au will probably have the strongest |
delegation Of cities in this section of |
he state at the Camp June 26 to July |
9th. Earl w. Brandenburg, former
Y Boys Work Secretary, will probably |
De camp director in place of w. r. |
3oorman
w. R. Boorman, who has resigned |
Is Boys Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., |
net with the X. K. K club for the |
asst time and gave the boys a talk |
n the nature of a farewell Commit |
ees were appointed to outline the |
;lub's course for next season. The |
members, with Mr.. Boorman, had a |
group picture taken on Sunday morn
ng.
Wausau was given fourth place in |
he district declamatory contest at |
Naupaca last Friday.
1st place, Marshfeld, by Beatrice
Schuette
End place, Stevens Point, Loretta
oagel.
3rd place, Waupaca, by Eta Oleson.
4th place, Wausau, by Jeanette Ne |
luette.
At the oratorical contest held in |
last Friday evening Wau-
'au won third place. Warner Bump
represented Wausau and his grafton |
vas IAN Appeal to America"
Miss Nickles accompanied Miss Ne
luette to Waupaca and Principal l. c. |
Painter accompanied Mr.. Bump to |
The board of education met last
evening.
Miss Mary Nicolls is teaching for
Mr.. Thompson, who left for the Off |
,ers' training camp at Fort Sheridan. |
Miss Gertrude McGuine is taking |
Mr. Williams place at the Lincoln |
school Mr. Williams has gone to the !
camp at Fort Sheridan.
Miss Jennie Potts left for Waupaca
Saturday to attend the funeral of an
4acle which was held yesterday.
Geo. Ruder, who has been a law
student at Harvard university, was a |
caller at the High school yesterday. |
He is expected to be called to Fort |
Sheridan within a few days
PERSONALS