Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-03-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The preliminary try outs for the
final declamatory and oratorical con-
tests will be conducted throughout the
week in the auditorium of the High
school, to which all are invited. On
Tuesday the Freshman and Sophomore
girls contest and the following is the
program:
Billy Brad, Convict ---------
------------Ger Luebchow
Helen Thane -------Ruth Laabs
A Sisterly Scheme Dorothea Wells
The Little Lyon
The Prince of
-----------------Gl Gladys Renneberg
The Mustard laster--Dorothy Melang
Celestial Imaginings Ethel Genrich
Cherokee Roses ---Arabella Gleiss
Within the Ring of Singing 49,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Margaret Stone
Glass A Stockum
Mike of the Neighborhood $4,000
Grace Wilterding
the Sophomore boys will contest and
the following selections will be given:
Seventeen Helen Surtevant
A League For Peace -Rubert Johnson
Little Gentlemen Ruth Miller
What Our Enemy Really Is $1,000
Harold Hollis
The Going of the White Swan ----
--------------W inifred Hudson
Lest We Forget George Kenney
Under False Colors Edna Hammond
The Challenge of Militarism ----
----------W Walter Graunke
The Littlest Rebel ----Leona Geisler
The program of the contest held
Thursday, when the Senior girls and
the Freshmen boys tryout, is as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Algernon Jones -----Alice Bahr
The Full Measure of Devotion -
Philipkowski
A Belgian Lawyers Appeal ------
----------------- Ruhnke
The Mallet's Masterpiece 100000
----------------- Myrtle Larson
Lasca ---------------A Meuret
The Swan Song Grace Frederick
Ole MiStis Theresa Nequette
+, Madame Butterfly Evelyn Roloff
King Albert's Speech Before Belgian
| Parliament August 4, 1914 $500
-------------------- Liljeqvist
The last contest will be held Friday
and will consist of orations delivered
! by the Junior and Senior boys. The
program reads as follows:
Long Live President Wilson ----
| Robert .Boehm
President Wilson's Address at Brook
Ign Yards ----------Stewar Manson
The New Patriotism Joseph Baratz
| The Soldier of 1914 Elmer Giessel
What Democracy Means Fowler Stone
A Stirring Appeal Written by a Ger
man Who is Not 'Pro-German)
Edmund Wetzel
Lincoln: The Man Called of God =
| --DOuglaS Prehn
The World Must Be Made Safe For
| Democracy ------Roger Wilterding
The members of the faculty will act
as judges in the try outs.
Then first of a series of matinee
dances was given Friday at which the
Freshmen and Sophomores were en-
tertained. Next Friday the Juniors
! and Seniors will be entertained. 1t
was found necessary to eliminate the
dances to just two classes because the
gym is too small to accommodate the
whole school at one time
The basket ball team left for Stevens
! Point Thursday to compete for honors
! in the district tournament. The team
was rather unfortunate this year in
winning only third place for last year
Wausau won first place in the dis
/ trict and second in the state. Never
theless the boys put up good fight
and because of injuries, received in
the Wausau-Edgar game the Saturday
before, they were not in condition to
exhibit what they are capable of under
normal conditions. The following are
! the scores of the games in which
Wausau participated:
Wausau-42, Colby-14
| Ii, Marshfield-12.
| -13, Stevens Points.
| -23, Grand Rapids-21.
-22, Marshfield-21.
Places were awarded as follows
First, Amigo; second, Stevens Point /;
third, Wausau~ and fourth to Marsh
field.
The team which was as follows, If,
Werle; rf., Fehlhaber; c., Reinke; ig.,
Ruehlmann; rg., Labs; subs, Bah
cock and Sturtevant 1t was accompan-
led by Charles Turner, Carl Helke,
Fowler Stone, Harry Gehrs and Coach
Batesole.
The Girls club met Tuesday and de-
cided upon the name, "Waugonian" as
a permanent name for the club.