Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Rev. Father Noonan, president,
of Marquette. College and Dean Naylor
of Lawrence College, who were here.
in the interest of the smaller colleges
of the state, gave interesting addresses
before the school last Monday. The
speakers were introduced by Mr.. Karl
Mathie of this city. @
A constitution and by laws were
adopted by the Waugonian club at the
meeting last Tuesday. Plans were
made for Halloween party to be
held Friday afternoon in the gym
The girls in order to show their ap-
probation to the members of the foot
ball team voted to give banquet at
the close OF the season in their honor
Tickets for the banquet will be sold
by the girls to the boys of the High
school and the business men of the
city.
Elaborate plans are being made by
the athletic counsel for the fool ball
dance next Saturday after the Wau-
sau-Stevens Point game
The regular lyceum program was
held Friday with the following num-
bers:
Prior to Miss Bellies Appearance
----------- -z----------Ruth Laabs
ta) "The Land of Beyond
(b) 1.-THE Gutter" - -, -
Marion Hougen
The Modern Seers" Richard Evans
And the Commercial Club play was
repeated.
Following the lyceum program a
brief mass meeting was held. Yells
were conducted by the cheer leader
and short talks given by Mr.. Snyder.
Walter Reincke and Coach Batesole.
The Pierrette Club gave an initia-
ton party for its new members Fri
day evening. Games and dancing we're
the diversions of the evening and ice
cream cones were the refreshments.
The party was chaperoned by the
Misses Lawson, Kimball and Hotch-
kiss.
Miss Kathlyn Jones Latin supervis-
or left for her home in Fond du Lac
to return Wednesday.
The High school eleven suffered an
unexpected defeat Saturday when the
Amigo team defeated them % to 10
at Amigo. The locals played a very
good game but luck seemed to be
against them for two good opportunit-
les TO score touchdowns were missed.
Amigo scored touch down in the
first few minutes of the game but goal
was not kicked. Wausau got the ball
ana by means of forward pass, which
was excellently gain of sixty yards
was made. After several line plunges
LllJeqvist successfully carried the ball
over the line for the first touch down
Tor Wausau, but goal was missed. In
the second half the Wausau boys came
on TO the field determined to at least
mold the Amigo line and their mode of
playing was much improved. The
only scoring made in the third quar-
ter was a drop kick made by McCor-
mick for Amigo and by Reincke. who
aid not play the whole game because
OF weak ankles replaced Wiesner, and
scored touchdown for Wausau and
goal was kicked. In thes first part of
the last quarter Amigo scored a touch
down and from then until the last of
the game the ball exchanged hands.
The final score was Amigo %. Wau-
sau Is. The line ups were:
Antigo-L. E. Morrison; LIT Riley.
L. g. Stasek;, c.. Duquette: r, G..
Antoniewicz: R. T., jennings: r.. ~.
Schuman; Q, B., Mccormick: 1. H. b
Lipman; F. B.; Prosser; r. H. b..
Reader
Wausau-L. E.. Richards: L. T..
kampine; l.. G.. Bump: c., Alton; r.
G., Krause; R. t., Behrendt. r f
Goers: Q. B.. Bissell; L. H. B.. Lille
qvist; f. B.. Ziebell; r. H. B., Wies-
ner. Substitutes, wetzel for Goers:
Reincke for Wiesner.
Umpire-Kolerus.
Referee-Atchison.
Defeated at M0sinee
AT Mosinee tha wausau seconds suf-
Tered defeat OF 26 to 0.
Rooseyelt's birthday was celebrated
in the school today in the different
classes and at eleven O'Clock the
school assembled and heard an adj
dress by the Rev. r. E. Evans after
which a collection was taken I'M for
the ROOSEVELT memorial fund.
The Ladies' Literary club and The
High school girls met yesterday after
noon TO hear an address on aThe
Social Hygiene Problem in wisconsin"
oy Miss Martha Riley of Madison. Sew
eral selections were very wen given
oy the Senior and Junior members of
the Girls Glee -Clnh