Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-02-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Thursday noon DR.. Robert E. Car
mahaur of Carol college, gave a short
talk to the high school students on
the value of higher education and es-
pecially the need of a christian col
lege training The speaker was in
PRODUCED by Rev. Williams of the Pres
byterian church.
Donald Evans, a student at Law
renee college, visited school Friday
morning.
Friday afternoon the Lyceum pro-
gram consisted of selections appropri-
ate to Lincoln's birthday. The pro-
gram being as follows:
Lincolns Childhood-Frank Nc
Cam.
Lincoln's Struggle as a Young Man
Wesley Johnson.
Lincoln, the Great Man-Leonard
Seim.
Lincoln Wins Fame as a Lecturer
William Larson.
Back there in '5S-Billy Brown gives
an account of the Lincoln Douglas
Debates:
Ogden Johnson, Cecil Coel, Russell
Cook
Lincoln and the mmigrant-Robert
Powell.
Lincoln, the Unpretentious- Rich
ard BarWig.
The Amphions, the boys glee club,
finished the program with the song
Well Never Let the Old Flag Fall"
Friday after school rousing mass
meeting was held by the high school
students.-Short speeches were given
by the members of the team, the coach
and the chairman of the Athletic coun-
Gil. Cheering was led by Morton
Schaeffer, but the final dash of pep
needed was supplied when Mr.. Bate
sole got up on the rostrum and acted
as cheer-leader.
Friday evening at the Y. M. C. A.,
the hardest game of basket ball of
the season was played before the larg-
est crowd of the year. The visitors
were the West Green Bay high school
team. Much enthusiasm was shown
by the crowd in the way of cheering.
In the first half superior playing was
shown by the home boys and the
score ended 21-14. During intermis-
sion, Mr.. Batesole led the cheering,
which certainly showed the team
fine backing up. During the second
half the Green Bay team seemed to
play the best game, tho they could
not bring up the score in their favor.
The closely contested game ended
with the final score of 1927 and our
victory. The lineup was as follows:
Hess, center; Schneider and Wolf,
guards; Leak and Cook, forwards.
During the last half Werle took
the place of Leak
Next Friday night Grand Rapids
high school team will play our team
on the "Y' floor. This is expected
to be the best game of the season as
they have strong team and are old
time rivals. This game will also de-
eide our eligibility to enter the tourna-
ment at Stevens Point, March Z.
Saturday evening, dance was given
at the high school gym for the stu
dents. A part of the Wausau Jazz
band furnished the music and dancing
was enjoyed from $50 to 1870.
The annual senior party was given
Saturday night by the 1918 class. The
sym was decorated with flags and red
streamers. The class had the honor
OF using high school service flag, which
added greatly to the decorations The
party began with the following nro-
gram:
Dancing and refreshments followed
after the program.
Uncle Sam with all of his soldiers
and sailors, visited the school Mon
DAY noon and addressed the students
After short speech by him a saIute
was given to the flag.
The High school annual staff held
a short business meeting Tuesday
noon 70 decide on a name for the
annual
aired Kieffer, high school grad
cate, was a visitor at school Wejrcs-
day afternoon.
The Betsy Ross club was eivap tho
.lohor OF making up the only commit |
zee from the nigh school to sell tick |
cts Ior the Red Cross Benefit recital. |
which was given Feb. II.
E!e amor Mayer, former high school |
visited classes Wednesday af-
-ernoOn. ''
tuesday noon the Latin club held
BUSINESS meeting and gave a short
program Final plans were made for
ne club party which was given Fri
lay evening and the program given
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Evelyn Roloff-Bob Lends a Hand
Arleen Towle-Latin in science and
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