Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL NOIE
Last Friday evening three one act
plays were put on by the students I'M
der the direction of Miss Huss and |
Miss Morgan, the expression teachers.
The first play was called "Mr. Bob.
1t Is an amusing situation at the home
of Miss Besky. The audience par
ticuIarly enjoyed the acting of Miss
Mary Dingee who played the part of
Patty, the maid who yearned to be
ballet dancer and to act the part of
Juliet; and also Kenneth Engler, who
took the part of Jenkins, the dignitied
butler who was Romeo to Patty, The
acting of the other members of the |
cast was also very good
Cast for Mr. Bob"
Patty --------- Mary Dingee |
Miss Besky ----------- Leora kiemm |
Katherine - Margaret Gilbertson |
Marion (Mr. Bob Lorraine Kuester |
Jenkins - Kenneth Engler |
Philip ----------- Herman Flieth |
MIR. Brown ---- Harold Reinhardt
The second play was "'Op-0' Me- |
Thumb" and II contained some very
fine acting on the part of Miss Helen
Everest who took the part of Aman-
da, the little orphan working in a
laundry, and Lawrence Kaas who
played the part Of Horace Green
smith This play as a whole was
the one that contained the best act
ing
Cast for "Op-o -Me-Thumb"
Amanda ------------ Helen Everest
Glenn -----~-----,W inona Weinkauff
Celeste ------- Ethel Luedtke
Madame Didier 1885, Hope Morisette
Rose Jordan ---------- Flora Allen
Horace Greensmith Lawrence Kass
The third play was comedy called
Creatures of Impulse. The audience
greatly enjoyed Valerian Weisner, who
took the part of the old miser, and
Miss Claire Brunette. who played the
part OF the strange old lady. Miss
Mary Reeves. as Pipette. and John
Coates, as Peter, were also good. When
each one of the characters suggests,
separately, TO the strange old lady
that she either pay her rent or leave
the Inn, they are bewitched and go
around doing strange things against
their will. AS result many comical
situations are created.
Cast for Creatures of Impulse"
Sgt. Kloaque ----- Leander Molter
Boomblehardt - Valerian Weisner
refer ------,.--~-------- John Coates
Jacques ----- 1885, Paul Mackmiller
Pipette ---.--..--------- Mary Reeves
Martha ,--------~- Norma Zilisch
a Strange Old Lady Claire Brunette
Villagers-Laura Smith, William
Ford, William Siebecker,
Saturday afternoon the second foot
ball team had its photographs taken.
The girls of the Booster club have
been busy making posters for the
sale OF the Anti-Tuberculosis seals.
The basket ball team received a
set back when II was known that
Walter Reinke was ineligible on ac-
count of having played four previous
years. He was "W' man and ex-
pected to be a big help TO the team.
woodward Bierbrauer, another "W"
man is at present Ineligible because
of difficulties in his studies. How
ever, there are plenty of candidates
and II is hoped tina, good men may
be found TO fill these vacancies. Wau-
sau plays its first game against Ed
gar High next Friday night.
Monday noon the students listened
to a talk by Mr.. Teseda, a Japanese
lecturer. He compared the Ameri~
can customs with the Japanese GUS
tome and told of his impressions of
the Americans.
Last Thursday evening banquet
was given for the members of Joe
Winetskrs winning team in the sub
scription campaign for the "Skyrock-
et". The girls OF the home economies
department cooked and served very
fine supper. The guests of honor were
Joe winetzki, Ethel Kickbusch. Helen
Reindl and Nathan Spector members
of the winning team. The other guests
were Henry Weisbrod. Jackson Tay-
lor, Lorraine Kuester, Ella Achter-
berg, Lorena Johannes, Irma Witke
and Judson Smith, leaders OF the 9TH
er teams: Harry Sisson. Myrtle Bey-
refs, George Marth and Frank Barden
of the stan: and the faculty advisors
TO the members of the stan. Harry
Sisson acted as POSTMASTER and
speeches were given by every one
present. The girls who cooked and
served supper were called in, and
vote of thanks was given to them
The members OF the stan and the fac
ulty advisors told how they hoped to
improve the paper.
Miss Huss. teacher OF public speak