Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-10-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

ABOUT forty-five girls tried out for
the Pierrette Club last week and the
Following were successful: Myrtle
Beyreis, Estelle Douville, Helen Rein
oil, Mildred st. Clair, Arleen Towle.
Flora Allen, Marie Merkle, Sadie Berg.
Charlotte Pradt, Ruth Frederick, Grace
Wilterding. Dorothea Manecke and Le-
ona Gels. At the club meeting a con-
stitution was adopted and it was de-
cided to have the club colors black
and white. Plans we're made for a
welcome party for the new members
to be held Friday evening in the kin
dergarten.
The Commercial Club held it's first
meeting Thursday. A play, "a Sat
urady Morning in an Office" was pre-
sented by members of the club and a
short address given by Mr.. C. G. Krue-
ger of the First National Bank.
The Freshman and Sophomore clas-
ses enjoyed their first matinee dance
Friday. A large crowd attended and
dancing continued from four until six.
The next dance will be for the Seniors
and Sophomores.
The students were very pleased to
Lillian Graham and Warren w. Little
which took place at Freeport, ILL.,, on
Wednesday, October Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
Little will be at home after November
10 at Lamont, Iowa. Mrs Little was
for several years head of the nathe-
matics department of the High school.
The regular mass meeting was held
Friday afternoon. Short talks were
given by members of the team, Coach
Batesole, Mr.. Maxwell, Mr.. Zinzow.
Miss Upgren and Beatrice Adams. At
ter several yells the boys glee club
sang a very clever foot ball song and
the number was so enthusiastically
applauded that they were compelled to
encore, the encore which was "How
do you do" song to the members of
the team. The club is one of the best
and the largest that the school has
had in number of years and it is
hoped that the school will be favored
by their selections often.
Friday evening about one hundred
and fifty of the students assembled
at the "Y" and snake danced to the
train to meet the Grand Rapids eleven
and escort them to the hotel.
Despite the rain and the muddy field
Saturday the High School foot ball
team played the best game of the sea-
son defeating Grand Rapids twenty
five to nothing. 1t would be difficult
to choose the star of the game for all
the men played splendid game every
minute and the interference excelled
any that has been done heretofore.
The general sentiment was that Wau-
sau would have to play her very hard
est TO do any scoring at all so the
surprise was great when in the first
quarter Ziebell made a touch down.
Goal was kicked. In the early part
the second quarter Liljeqvist scored
another touch down and the score re-
manned through out the half, II to 0.
In the second half two touch downs
were made, one by Bissell and one
by Liljeqvist and the latter kicked
goal after his touchdown. No more
scoring was made throughout the
game and the final score was 25 to 0
in favor OF Wausau
The line ups were:
Grand Rapids: left end, Slater; left
tackle, Robinson; left guard, Brandt;
center. Manson; fright end, Planke;
right tackle, LaRue; right guard, Gee;
quarter back, Menier; left half back,
Matthews; right half back, Millenbah;
and full back, Gaulke. Subs, Olsen for
Brandt; Hayden for Gee and wilke
for Olsen
Wausau: left end, Richards: left
tackle, Kampine; left guard Bump;
center, Alton; right end, Goers;
right tackle, Behrendt; right guard.
Krause; quarter back, Bissell; left
half back, Liljeqyist; right half back.
Reinecke; full back, Ziebell Subs,
Wiesner for Reinecke, Wetzs} for
Richards, and Spar for Kampine.
Referee-Fairchild of Stevens Point
Saturday evening the usual fool ball
dance was held with the Grand Rapids
rooters and team as guests. The
Marshfield team also attended as they
came down from Merrill, where they
were defeated 75 to o.
The Waugonian Club holds its reg
ular meeting today. Important bust
ness will be brought before the Club
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