Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last Thursday the girls chemistry
class visited the Marathon Paper Mills
company at Rothschild. They went
through the several buildings, study
ing how logs are changed from pulp
to paper. The part of the study that
was most interesting to the students
was the change made on the material
by the sulphur The trip was consid-
cred very interesting and educational
by all that attended and by A. P. Min
sart, the teacher.
Miss Herfurth. of Madison, gave a
lecture at the high school last Thurs
day. All of the teachers of the city
were present and several adult visit
ers. The subject of Miss Herfurth's
talk was "The Teachers Retirement
Fund"
Say it With Clothes" was the slo-
gan of the dress parade which was
held at the high school auditorium last
Friday afternoon. The assembly hall
was crowded with both visitors and
members of the school and the event
proved to be a great success. 1t was
under the direction of the Misses Lu-
zenska. Upgrin, Evans, Nickolls, Sup
pie, Owen, Winget, Conroy, Gumme,
HOLDEN, Lane and Stanley. The di-
rectors were all teachers of the high
school except Miss Blandin of the Y.
w. G. A. The parade was under the
auspices of the student club of the
Y. w. C. A. The program was as fol-
lows:
Prologue-Alice Lyon.
Sketch-"At Home
AS Folks See Me-Various costumes.
Sketch-"At School"
Films" Town, Your Country,
Your Girl How do You Stand?"
Epilogue-Alice Lyon.
The members who took part in the
parade were as follows:
Pages-Sedate Amunson, Christine
Mcdonald.
Sketch at Home-The Misses Lynn
| Stone
| In the Dress Parade-The Misses
Myrtle Beyreis, Katherine Halder,
Georgia Schoeneman Ruth friedrich,
Edna Hammond, Lillian Stocking,
Marjorie Heinemann, Anita Mueller,
Grace Wilterding, Susanna Manson,
Catherine Geisel, Agnes Weik, Mildred
Belize, Hazel Means, Jamie Towle, Hy-
lis Stoekum, Dorothy Milne, Helen
Reindl, Imogene Taylor, Georgette
Mary Gender, Mildred Johnson. Ger
trude Boyce, Alice Jedamus, Gladys
Weik, Georgina Laut Laura Smith.
Dorothea Wells, Helen Kreuger, Hon
ora Anvoots, Viola Berard Eleanor
Crawford, Grace Pappenfhss, Bernice
Page, Mary Reeves, Dorothy Sieloff,
Margaret Silverthorn, Alice Brasch,
Irene Dryer, Helen Arsta, Charlotte
| Pradt, Dorothy Sell, Alice Rudberg,
Irma Witke, Helen Biller Evelyn
Haase, Margaret Bells, Helen Dodge,
Jean Croker, Marion Huffman Miriam
Stevenson, Florence Pedal.
Sketch at School-The Misses May
| Liljequist, Lorraine Kuester, Evelyn
| WEEK. Mary Dingee Harriet Curtis,
Lillian Stockum, Isabel Harder Irene
McEwen.
There have been many members OF
the school training for the track team.
The first night of practice there We're
twenty-one men out contending in the
various features Coach Lane reports
that the men who have come out so
far this year are not enough to make
competition keen for the team. How
ever, the men that have been taking
! part in the practice seem to be making
good Roadway. The first meet that
will take place will be inter-class.
This will be held on the Wausau field.
The second one will take place here.
This is tract meet for all the smaller
high schools in the valley. The third
will be at Stevens Point. This meet
will include representatives of all the
school in central Wisconsin. The
fourth will take place at Madison
The last will be the contest for the
state championship.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Kathlyn Jones
to the Rev. Arthur Oates. The mar
riage took place in Fond du Lac on
April 10. The Rev. and Mrs. Oates
will make their home in Washington
Iowa. Miss Jones taught Latin in our
high school for number of years.
Last Saturday evening three Merrill
ward school basketball teams came
down and played our Y. M. G. A
teams All Of the Merrill teams were
defeated by large score the advan-
tage being with the local men because
! OF their weight. The Y. M. {. A
teams which played were the G. G.
C.'s the Savages and the Comets
Next SatL rday the G. G. C.'s will go
up to Merrill and play much strong.
er team.
On TucgGay of this week all the
: boys Of the various classes met for
the purpose of getting better organ
lied class Each class elected five
comm tteemen TO meet at certain
times 70 organize the boys Of the high
school.
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