Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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Wausau made basket, tying the
score. minute before the first half
was called, Miller, of Marion, made
basket from the middle of the floor.
which made the final score at the end
of the first half 4 and 2 in favor of
Marion. In the second half the Wau-
sau men came back strong and made
three more baskets. Ziebell made two
free-throws making a final score of
10 to in favor of Wausau.
Marion,s lineup was as follows:
Taylor-LG.
Helm-RG.
Wulk-C.
Smith--RF.
M ller-LF.
Wausau's lineup was as follows:
Ernest Ziebell-C.
Walter Rhienike-RF.
Roy Schaumburger-LF.
Willard Bump-RG.
Kermit LaabS-LG.
Referee-Rumple of Merrill.
1t was reported that the Amigo
team defeated the Rhinelander team
by score of Is to 5. The Rhinelan-
der team was considered one of the
best teams of the state until it played
Amigo.
The annual basket ball tournament
will be held ON March 10, IL and II at
Stevens Point in the Normal school
gymnasium. Wausau has hopes of
winning the tournament because OF
its record this season. The only team
that Wausau fears is the Amigo team.
These two teams have defeated each
other which means that it will be an
exciting game when the winner is de-
cided. The teams that will be repre-
sented at the tourney are Wausau,
Wayawega. Amigo, Stevens, Point,
Wautoma and Rhinelander. Wausaus
first game will be with Weyauwega.
Principle l. G. Painter of the Wau-
sau high school was one of the judges
for the debate between the Amigo
negative team and the Green Bay af
firmative team at Amigo. The Amigo
negative team defeated the Wausau
team some weeks ago at Wausau The
subject for the debate was, Resolved
That the Esch-Cummins law is the
best solution for the present railway
problems" The Amigo debaters were
defeated by very close vote.
A lyceum programs was given last
II
was short play about a girls bas-
ketball team which had traitor in
it who betrayed the team. so as to lose
the most important game of their
season. The title was Captain joe"
The cast was as follows:
Josephine Scott Miss Evelyn Schuct
Mildred Linn-----M Miss Opal Stocker
Kale Winston Miss Viola Berand
Pat DicksOn-----Miss Florence Marks
Sue Carpenter Margaret Bells
June Powell Mary Nicoud
Miss Blaneh Martin--.----------
$780, Mis- Ethel Prochnow
Miss Greer -Frieda Woodruff
Miss Youndorf- Hazel, Means
Miss Prissman-------Ed Edith Hoffman
The Latin club held a meeting last
Tuesday. They held a regular bust
ness meeting and initiated the new
members. The club is growing very
rapidly and is becoming popular 1t
is under the direction of NJ. S. Lane
the Latin teacher
The Annual staff has been doing
great deal of work towards the sue
cess OF this book in the last few weeks.
The basketball and foot ball teams
have had their pictures taken to be
published in the Annual and the ma
iority of the Sen .ors have also handed
in theirs. Last Tuesday Luther
Brooks. the editor in chief, destribu-
ed subscription blanks for the An
nual. These blanks were merely pro-
misses to buy the annual at the end of
the year.
Recently a Science club was formed
under the direction of A. p. Minsart,
the chemistry teacher. This club con-
s,sts mainly Of the chemistry students.
The play that will be given next
Friday is expected to be asgreat sue
cess. The cast includes the best actors
in high school and ii is under the best
direction poss BILE. The rehearsals
have been very regular in the past
week and IL is reported by c. II. In
graham, the director. it will be very
well handled by the cast
The cast for "what Happened to
Jones" is as follows:
Prof Goodly Robert Helling
Mrs. Goodly Marie Lenlke
Richard Heatherly--Geor Belanger
Marjorie Gertrude Luechow
CiSsy---------9--- Margaret Stone
Jones Levenhagen
Alvina- Estelle Douville
The Bishop-----H Henry Wiesbrod
Beebee jackson Taylor
Fuller -Leander Molter
| Holder Behrandt
Minerva Miss Helen Oppenhamer