Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-10-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Waugonian Club held its req
ular meeting Tuesday. Several
mottoS were submitted by the motto
committee but the one chosen was
sFriendship and Cooperation. After
the business session very ENJOYABLE
program was given which was under
the direction of Alice Cawley, Ruth
Underwood, and Margaret Kiely.
The program was as follows:
Ukelei Selections. Helen Sturtevant.
Margaret Kelly, Ruth Underwood
and Mary Gender.
heaOlng ISIS JaWOrt
Comic Solo. .-Helen Sturtevant
Piano Duet. ..... Alice Cawley and
Gertrude Luebchow.
Jazz Dance. ..... Helen Sturtevant
Margaret Kelly, Margaret Graves,
Margaret Bells, Winifred Hudson
and Melinda Dickoff.
Ukeleli Selections. Helen Sturtevant,
Margaret Kiely, Mary Gender and
Ruth Underwood.
The High School students were very
fortunate Thursday in hearing a very
interesting address by Mayor Ole
Hanson of Seattle who gave an address
at the Opera House that evening.
The entertainment committee of
the Commercial Club has planned an
exceptionally fine program for the
meeting Thursday A play will be
given with the cast picked from the
members of the club which is,
Bob 1.-THE Office boy. !. /. Dominic Monte
Mr.. Chapman (mgr.) :. Joe Winnetzki
Miss Harris. ...... Stella Zimmerer
Dorothy 1.-THE clerk -. lone Murphy
Miss Brown ian Applicant -.
................... .Lauretta Blecha
Miss jameson ian applicant) 49,.
.ArDella GlelSS
Mr.. Colby ........ Valerian Wiesner
Mr.. Floor walker. Raymond Sell
The play is being coached by Miss
Kimball and much time has been
spent on it,
There was no school Friday because
of the Teachers Convention so the
regular Friday mass meeting was held
Thursday. The meeting was the best
of the year and much enthusiasm was
shown in the yells and songs. The
meeting opened with yells conducted
by the cheer leader, Ivan Levenhagen,
| assisted by Luther Brooks and Clair
Held. Short talks were then given by
Mr.. Snyder, Coach Batesole, Mr..
Maxwell, Captain Reinke Ziebell.
Kampine, and the Misses Stoddard
and LuZenska A number of new foot
ball songs were led by Miss Whitman
which were followed by more yells
Friday evening about a hundred of
the students snake danced down the
Main street and over on the West side
yelling at nearly every corner
The Wausau foot ball tear won it's
first victory of the season in close
struggle with the Marshfield aggression
last Saturday afternoon at Yawkey
Park. The only score made was fake
play staged by the local team which
counted as touchdown. The play
was very cleverly managed as signals
were given for apunt to be made by
Ziebell and Liljqvist was standing
behind him. Ziebell punted over the
goal line and Liljqvist Immediately
dashed in the direction of the goal
and fell on the ball. The spectators
were puzzled by this play and not
until the teams lined up for the goal
kick was the meaning known, Ziebell
however missed goal and the score
remained to in Wausau's favor.
The Marshtield players were very
quick and kept the home team on the
look out every minute. Most all of
the gains made by Wausau were made
by passes which were all very success
full with the exception of one when
the ball landed in the hands of the
Opponents. Reincke was injured In
the first half and forced to leave the
field but his place was ably filed by
Wiesner in the first half and Wetzel
in the second.
The line ups were,
Wausau: right end, Goers; right half
back, Liljqvist; right tackle, Behrendt:
right guard, Bump; center, Alton: left
end, Richards; left half back, Reincke:
left tackle, Kampine; left guard.
Krause: quarter back, Bissell; full
back, Ziebell. Subs: Wiesner for
Reincke, Reincke for Wiesner, and
Wetzel for Reincke.
Marshfeld: right end, Schiebe; right
half back, Aldridge, right tackle,
Failwiller: right guard, Schultz; GEN.
ter, Varney: left end, Hastings; left
half back, Smith; left tackle, Johnson:
left guard, Egger; quarter back, Raab;
full back, Cobeen.
The foot ball dance given that
evening in the gym was very well
attended, but it has been found
necessary to limit the dances to
students of the local High School and
those of the visiting team.