Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-17
"Mr. B0b'


Amanda Afflick $1,000 Helen Everest
Nine. Jean Marie Napoleon De CALI
fet Didier ---------- Hope Morisette
Celeste -------------- Ethel Luedtke
Rose Jordan ---- Flora Allen
, GLENN -------- Winona Weinkauf
These three plays are to be present.
ed on an evening early in December.
The proceeds go to the Athletic as
sociation to defray athletic expenses.
Last week the Waugonian club held
its first meeting. This club is COM
posed of every girl in the High school
building. At this meeting the Fresh
men and eighth grade members were
initiated by the older girls. The older
girls sand "Howdy Do" in welcoming
the new members. After this, Miss
Ella Achterberg, the clubs president,
expressed the clubs appreciation of
the presence of the guests, and also
welcomed the new members most
heartily. Miss Jauser, secretary of
the Girl Reserves, told of the purpose
of the organization; the fourfold plan
OF development, physically, mentally,
socially and spiritually. Miss Kaiser,
student secretary of the local Y w.
| G, A., told of the plans for organiza-
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Girl Reserves. The five advisors for
the different committees of the club
are as follows: Miss Margaret Laut,
| for the officers; Miss Wanda Luzen-
ska, for the membership committee;
Miss Helen Stone, for the profram
committee Miss Florence Owen, for
the social committees; Miss Marie Bird
! for the service committee. Miss Laut
explained to the girls the steps neces-
sary for the organization of their club
and election of their officers. Miss
Stuenkel then gave a talk to the girls
on their health. She called especial
attention to the need of wearing cor
rect shoes and of standing correctly
Miss Marion Stone and Miss Grace
Pappenfuss acting as models to illus
trate correct pocture. The program
was closed with a moving picture call
ed THE High Road. 1t is sent out by
the department of social education.
| Miss Sedate Amundson, q former
student of this school, was visitor
in the school last week.
Many of the students were glad to
see John and Miss Isabel Harder last
week end They were students here
last year but are now attending the
high school at Eseanaba Michigan.
Melvin Peterson spent a few days
in Escanaba during last week.
A school paper has been started in
the high school largely through the
efforts OF the Senior boys booster
club composed of George Marth, Frank
| Barden, Jackson Taylor. Edward
Kuhlman and Henry Weisbrod This
paper. which is to be published every
I tXrf atyS Il. 10 he cd
/ rocket" Ii is to be edited and man
aged by the students with members Of
/ the faculty acting as advisors. Harry
4 Sisson was elected editor and Myrtle
! Beyreis associate editor, George
| Marth was chosen business manager
/ with Frank Barden as his assistant
George I.andon was selected to write
up all the Athletic news. Carl Geisler
will contribute the humor that is found
in the paper. Lorena Johannes has
! been chosen to report the activities
of the Waugonian club. The forensic
activities will be reported by Althea
Weinkauf, The literary department
is taken care of by Ruth Dehn, Marie
Merkle, William Baker. Gilbert Rap
raeger and Dean Crawford. The act
department is conducted by Mildred
Steinke, Jean Croker and Earlstone
Schafer, Clarence Dickert will con-
duet an alumni column All other
news will be reported by Lorraine
kuester. Henry Underwood and Ed
ward Kuhlman. A big subscription
campaign is now being conducted and
about 500 subscriptions have been
| turned in SO far. The first issue will
come out early next week.
! There was a short mass meeting
last Friday afternoon Joe Winetzki
presided, Eary Pomeroy cheer leader
for the Senior class, led a few poppy
yells The chairman called upon
I Coach Lean, Mr., Maxwell Captain
Weisner, Walt Reinko Lloyd Alton.
and Trainer Stanley Burek for short
talks, AS many as possible from the
students were urged to go to Merrill
10 see the team close the football sea-
son in the Me"rill-Wausau game Earl
Pomeroy closed the meeting with some
more yells,
A big snake dance was held early on
Friday evening and afterward Joined
in the Armistice day parade.
Wausaus hopes for the valley cham
pionship went glimmering last Sat
urday when Merrill defeated wausau
in the last football game of the sea-
son, The final score was 900. The
two teams were more evenly matched
than the score indicates for many
times Wausau brought the ball very
near the Merrill goal line but the biz
Merrill forward wall Stffened and
Wausau was unable TO push across for
a score. Merrill scored touchdown
in each of the first three quarters but
failed to kick goal the last touch
down. WauSau played good game
but lacked the punch exhibited in ear
Tier games, Captain Weisner was back
az quarter and made good gains
through center as we'll as stopping
Merrill runner after he had broken
through the first and second defense
several times. KoperSki started at full
back again but bis injured ankle forced
him out after a few minutes OF play.
Interference for the backs helped Mer-
rill gain much ground while lack OF
this lost ground for Wausau. The