Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-03-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Latin club held meeting Mon
day. Latin games were played through
out the afternoon and it was planned
to have a party soon.
The date announced for the declam-
matory contest is, March 2S, and for
the oratorical contest, April 4.
The Seniors will hold their annual
class party Saturday, March 20, in the
High school gym.
Miss Stoddard arrived yesterday to
take the place of Miss Hoegh, who
had a relapse of the influenza. Up
until this time Mrs. Sweet has been
substituting for Miss Hoegh.
In the state basket ball tournament
which was held at Eau Claire recently,
places were won as follows: First, to
Fond du Lac, second to Eau Claire,
third to Richland Center, and fourth
to Amigo, which represented this dis
trict. In a tournament held at Ripon
at the same time Tomahawk won
fourth place.
A number of girls met with Miss
Kimball for the purpose of organic
ing a dramatic club.
Seats were changed Friday so as to
accommodate upper class men, who
have been forced to sit in the library
because they entered late.
At a meeting of the WaugonianS,
Tuesday, large amount OF work was
accomplished. 1t was decided to. have
pins and a committee was chosen to
send for catalogues to present before
the club at the next meeting. Final
arrangements were made for the play
3 1ar, Dor TNl. n or
the auspices of the club will be pre-
scented in the auditorium Friday, April
eleventh. The following committees
were chosen: Programs and tickets
Flora Schrankel, chairman; assistants
Florence Marks and Evelyn Lund
publicity, Josephine Coates; property
man, Leon Lilijqvist; stage manager
Edward Hermann; assistants, Bernard
Laabs and Robert Van Adestine. The
tickets will be on sale the latter part
of the week and were put in charge
of % captains who will choose nine
girls to constitute their team. The
team selling the most tickets Will
usher the night of the play. The fol
lowing girls are the captains, Anita
Schnurr, Theresa Nequette, Josephine
Foster, Mary Nicoud, Gladys Renne-
berg, Myrtle Larson, Esther Fehlhaber
Josephine Coates, Harriet Lille, Anne
Meuret, Lunana Slocum, Ida Braun
Catherine Cawley, Eunice Okoneski
Annetta Mathie, LOrena Johannes
Joyce Anderson, Ella Achterberg, Hell
en- Biller, Eileen Ellington, Opa
Stoker and Norma Warning.
Community singing was conducted
Monday at one thirty under the direc-
ton of Mr.. E. Gordon, who is sent out
by the University of Extension.
This week is subscription week fol-
the "Wahiscan" the high school an.
nual The price this year will be
$1.25 and no subscription will be &C
cepted after this week.
A-Sudden-Peggy"
A great deal of interest is being
manifested by High School students
about the play, "All-Of-A-Sudden-Peg
gy," which will be presented in the
school auditorium Friday, April
eleventh. A special interest is being
taken in it because unless this is {
success there will be no Senior play
at the close of the year, which has
always been the custom. The play
which is of very clever nature ha:
been presented at many different
schools and Universities Throughout
the country and has always met will
success, and the cast chosen for the
local presentation has been chosen
from the whole school and therefore i
ought to be especially good. The play
Is under the direction of Miss Emil!
Kimball, of the expression department
of the High school, and she with those
taking part have worked every nigh
to make it a success. To show tina
their work has not been in vain it i:
hoped that the city as a whole viii
give its support and also tina
enough tickets may be sold to enable
it to be presented two nights