Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-10-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
On Friday afternoon the entire
school was assembled in the assembly
hall. Mr.. VIM. NJ Maxwell, the Ath-
letic manager, took charge of the meet
ing and introduced Joe Winetski, the
temporary chairman of the Athletic
council who then assumed the leader
ship of the meeting. Edmund Sawyer
was unanimously elected cheer-leader.
Miss Lorraine Kuester led in the sing
ing of ION, Oh, Wausau' to the tune
of ION, Wisconsin,. Miss Irma Witke
accompanied at the piano. During the
song the team members entered upon
the stage in their war toys Prin
Painter gave short talk asking for
wholehearted support of the students
in all school activities. Short talks
were given by Miss Austin, Mr. Han
neman, Mr.. Burton, Mr.. Coon and Mr.
Maxwell. Coach M. S. Lean gave a
short talk asking for the support of
the team from the students. Miss
Alice Rudberg, who sold the most tick
cts gave short talk. Edward Seim
announced that the Hi-Y club will sell
chocolate bars at the game. Ivan
Levenhagen speaking for city team
challenged the second team to foot
ball game next week. The challenge
was accepted by George Nequette, cap
tain of the second team. Cheer Lead
er Sawyer led in few poppy cheers
to close the meeting.
| On Friday evening a snake dance
was held at the Y A large number
of students attended and showed their
pep by parading up and down Third
street led by Carl Geisler.
On Saturday afternoon the Wausau
team defeated Rhinelander in the first
conference foot ball game by score
of $40. The game was uninteresting
due to the overwhelming superiority
of the Wausau boys, who were able
to gain at will through the line,
around the ends and by the aerial
route, many passes being worked sue
cessfully. The Wausau line showed
up strong, being able to break through
and spill Rhinelander's plays almost
before they were started. Walter
Reinke, Wausau half-back, was the
star of the game. He made good gains
around the ends and through the line
beside placing many passes where
Laabs, Rick and Weisner could han
die them, The cross-buck play gained
much ground for Wausau, Rhinelan-
der not being able to catch onto it
Wausau showed up well in kicking of
after scoring, Reinke sending the ball
back to the visitors ten yard line al
most every time. During the fourth
i n, ri r NoncAtr MI Of
second team men, and the game was
much closer
The lineup was as follows: Wausar
ALTON, center; Riebe, Zillman, Lar
son, Smith, Kruger and Breitrick
guards and tackles; Laabs, Rick, Ed
wards and Patterson, ends; Reink,
1 and Quandt halves; Koperski an(
Hanson fullback; Weisner and Lille
qvist, quarterback. Rhinelander-
johnson, center; Erlitz, Banta, Fortiel
and Marnet, guards and tackles; Beck.
er and Shorey, ends; Sampson ant
Peterson, halves; j. Cain and Cole
man, full back; E. Cain, quarterback
Jackson Taylor yon the guessing
contest on the outcome of the game
He guessed that Wausau would be the
winner with a score of $50. Prin
Painter came second with a guess OF
500 and Eldred Perske made the thirt
best guess of 1910. The winner re
ceives free ticket to the next three
home games, the second best guesser
a ticket to the next two games ant
the third best, one to the next game
The Hi-Y club raised some none,
for their activities by selling choco
late bars at the game. This club i!
a joint High School-Y. M. c. A. clul
which is interested in creating schoo
Esprit and in helping the boys to Leaf
clean christian lives and helping then
with their school problems.
Russell Lyon went to Hazelhurst OF
Friday to spend the week end at hi
parents cottage on Lake Katherine
Miss Irene Fullmer and Mrs. Lor
raine Smalley, formerly Miss Doroth.
Bucklin, visited the school last week
On Tuesday morning the student,
were divided into conference groupi
to meet with different members of tn,
faculty as their leaders. The purpos'
of these meetings was due to organic,
for lettering the conditions in school
The Senior boys elected Harry SissoI
as general chairman OF an organiza
ton committee and Jackson Taylo
and George Marth as members of thu
ommittee. The Junior boys elected
Dean Crawford as chairman, and Silai
Tobey and Clarence Allen as member
of their committee. These committee
men will appoint other committee OF
athletics, scholarship, general ethics
and the campus committee, which will
look after the condition of the grounds
On the coming Saturday Wausal
will play Wisconsin Rapids at home
Tie Rapids played scoreless til
with Merrill last Saturday, so thu
game furnishes the fans with a chance
see how we compare with Merrill
Mr.. Maxwell the Athletic manager, an
nounces another score guessing con
test for this game However, the win
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