Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-12-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

| Fred -----------------N Norman COLI
Bob Cratchit------Roy Schaumberger
| Two Gentlemen
Harold Birkhols and Walter Roehl
| Ghost of Jacob Marley Ewald Genrich
| Ghost of Christmas Past Thea Muel-
| bach
Ghost of Christmas Present ---
------------------M Margaret Preuss
Boy Deutsch
ScroOge Gas child Harold Nienow
Fan Gilbertson
EbeneZer Elmer Johnson
! Dick Clarence Hackbarth
FeZZiwig ------Carl Oldenburg
Mrs. FezZiwig ---------Ruth Chase
Fezziwig Daughters ----------------
Viola Berard, Mona st. Clair and
| Honora Anvoots.
! Mrs. Charchit -Lillian StOckum
| Fred's Wife L Loretta Broecker
/ FfeQS Sisters
Edith Hoffman, Irene Drejer and
| Estelle Douville
Martha Cratchit lima Dretzke
Master Peter HAIRY Hammond
Tiny Tim ---------Gilbert Rapraeger
'The Pink Scarf
Dixie ECONOMICALLY Florence Marks
Lucy Alice Lyon
BesS ------------c---- Dorothy Paff
Alice Ilene BOehm
Helen --------------Ma Margaret Bells
Grace Observation-Disclosures Barbara Kalk
Ethel ------------ Dorothy Milne
The money collected for these two
plays went to defray expenses of the
Wahiscan, the high school annual.
Last week the Tomahawk five came
to Wausau to play basket ball with
the Wausau five in the Y. M c.. A.
gymnasium. Though the members of
! the visiting team were new men in
the game, they played good basket
ball. They not only came to play but
| to lose also, as the final score shows
the better team to be Wausau's quintet
by victory over their opponents of
19 pOints-26-7.
The game showed clearly that the
! local team will have to practice on
both guarding and short shots. The
offensive playing was exceptionally
carried out by both teams but both
lacked on the defense. The points and
| players of the two teams were as fol-
! lows:
Tomahawk-
Menier, lg, 2
Smith, rg, 5
Lotus, c.,
Thieler, If,
BlOOmquist, If
Clark, IF,
Total
| Wausau-
Ziebell, If and rg, II
Schaumburger. IT,
Beirbrauer, If
Barlow, C, II
Bump, rg
Riebe. lg
/ TOtal-26
The preliminary game was played
between the Hi Y and Schofield teams
| the Hi Y team winning By a close and
hard fought bame by score of nine
to eight. A good crowd witnessed the
game, and lot of school pep exhibit
ted which all goes for good and en-
| thuSiSastic season.
An enthusiastic mass meeting was
held Friday afternoon preparatory to
! beating the visitors Robert Helling
| acting as chairman and Carl Giesler
as cheer leader who led the school in
a few yells to arouse pep and to well
come the Tomahawk delegates. Brief
talks were made by the members of
! the Wausau team and by Mr. LAMBERT.
coach OF the Tomahawk team, and al
so by members Of the visiting team.
Miss f. Kelly, who has Just re-
| turned from Armenia, made a short
address to the students about the
Christmas in that country. She told
| or many massacres of children that
she had witnessed. She also wanted
| 1t understood that this country of Ar
menid was the first to be Christianized
of all those countries on that side of
the ocean and that it aided in pre-
serving the civilization of Europe and
that therefore we should begin to
think. and act quickly about how we
can best help them out.
The reporters for the high school
have been chosen and are as follows
Gertrude LuebchOw - WaugOnian
| Club reporter.
Jack Smith-the Hi Y reporter
Betty Gamble-Latin Club reporter.
Jackson Taylor-Boy Scout report
err.
Isabel Harder-Camp Fire Girls
reporter.
Ethel Genrich-S Senior class report
| err
Joseph Winetzke -Junior class re-
| porter.
Mark Sophomore reporter.
Helen Arsta-various glee clubs.
No name has been given to the pa
per as yet. but Immediately after
vacation a campaign will be run for
the purpose of selecting a name.
1t is expected that the first copy
OF this paper will be out the first
| Tuesday after vacation.