Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

G. H. Merke, teacher in science
and physiology. left the Wausau High
School after teaching here for year
and half. He will teach in SIAM
bough, Mich. Mr.. Morgan has taken
his place.
The second issue of the high school
paper came out last Friday Until
this issue the paper had no name be-
cause the suggestions were not taken
up in time to be published. There
were several names handed in, but
the name that was selected was Wee
gee" 1t was suggested by Miss Helen
Everest. The paper contained an ac-
count of the games played by the
Wausau team. 1t also had some of
the errors that occurred in the ex-
animation papers and it contained the
reports of the high school organiza-
tons.
The "Wee-Gee" staff Is as follows:
Editor in chief-Miss Dorthea Wells.
! Assistant editor-Miss, Myrtle Bey-
reis.
Managers - George Belanger and
Miss Anita Mueller.
Reporters-Robert Helling. Miss
Estelle Douville, Joseph Winetzki, Gill
bert Rapraeger, Jackson Taylor, Mark
Rick, Miss Helen Arsta, Miss Isabelle
Harder. Miss Betty Gamble. Miss
Ethel Genrick and Miss Erna Breihan.
Last Friday afternoon the High
School Glee club gave recital at the
Mount View sanatorium, which made
the patients forget their hospital life
that afternoon.
| Last Friday the Wausau basket ball
team played the Merrill team at the
| Y. NJ c. A. Merrill was easily defeat
ed by score of SIS to 5. The Wausau
men totally outployed their opponents
in both guarding and shooting. Rien-
ike, an old star, played his first game
OF the season and he proved to be
very valuable man. In the first half
Wausau ran up such high score that
! it discouraged the Merrill men and
they did not play with as much enthu-
siasm during the second half. This
easy game gave the subs" chance
to get into action. A preliminary was
played between the Meteors and the
Wausau Seconds. The latter team
was defeated by score of Is to r.
1t was hard fought game and will
probably result in another tussle be-
/ tween the two.
Next Friday the Wausau team will
go over to Amigo 10 play that aggre-
cation. This will undoubtedly be the
hardest game of the season. So far
Wausau and Amigo both have 1000
per cent average and both teams are
intending to keep the same after the
game. There will probably be large
body of students going over to Amigo
the enthusiasm of local fans being at
white heat. The Wausau lineup is
as follows:
Ernest Ziebell-RF.
Walter Rienke-LF.
Theo. Barkow-C.
Bernard Riebe-LG
Willard Bump-RG.
Subs-Roy Schaumburger, Wood
ward Brierbraur, Kermit Laabs.
A Senior lyceum program will be
given on Friday, Feb H. The name
4 is ''The Lost Village" 1t is supposed
10 be at the time of the first settlers
4 of North America.
! The cast of characters follows:
/ Prudence Enicott- Miss Irene Dryer
Dame Endicott------Miss Ruth Chase
Jack Harding Milo mckinley
Dame Ogelby---M Miss Helen Hamler
Dame winthrop Miss Leona Saettler
Dame Mather ------ Miss Belle Levin
Goodman Ogelby- Roy Schaumburger
Goodman Winthrop--Ca Oldenburg
The Magistrate -Ewald Genrick
Goodman Mather Theo Barlow
Black Hawk Harold BrkholtZ
Costumer-----Mi Miss Olga Heinzer
Reader of cast and forward Elmer
Johnson.
Indian warriors-Howard Hooper. Ar
mold Bopf, Harold Nienow, Clarence
| Hackbarth, Edmond Moran, Ray Sulli-
van, Nathan Spektor.
The results of the annual book con-
test in expression, la, were as follows,
the winners being the Misses Helen
Luebchow, Viola Telschow, Eleanor
Crawford, Marcelle Schlaefer, Dorothy
Boernke, Edna Gehrke, Esther Gull
dickson, and Gilbert Rapraeger
Harold Kukuk, of the class of 1916,
visited high school on Monday. He
is at present employed in Uni
versity Extension work, but next year
will return to the university and finish
the agricultural course