Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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A large play has been planned to be
De held IN the high school on March
IL. 1t will be given under the auspic-
es OF Pine Tree Patrol, No. 2. The
Pine Tree Patrol is division of scout
ing which is advanced; it is systema-
tic scouting. In order to carry on ac-
tivity of this kind, great amount of
equipment is needed This equipment
will be purchased with the proceeds
| from the play. Although the cast is
not vet definitely selected. it is ex
pected to have the most talented act.
ors in the high school. 1t is under the
direction Of Miss Phoebe Wilson and
G. H. Ingraham. It's title is ''What
Happened to Jones'.
Last Saturday the Sophomore class
held its annual party in the high
school gymnasium, which was decorat-
ed attractively and proved to be sue
cessful gathering. The music was fur
nished by The Schultz orchestra.
Friday of last week the high school
was visited by number of teachers
from the Athens High school,, In the
morning the teachers visited the varir-
GUS classes that they teach in their
! own school, and then had their dim
ner at the school cafeteria. The af-
ternoon was also spent by visiting
classes.
On the basket ball game at Merritt.
! the Merrill Herald has the following
to say:
Last Friday night the Blue ana
White suffered their worst defeat of
the season by the overwhelming score
of 66 to g., The Wausau team was
much more experienced and heavier
than the local boys, thus the result.
"Sorenson's lads put up a scrappy
fight and the defeat did not hurt them
any. The youngsters fast, clever pass
ing showed the effects of good coach
ing. Several times the Blue and White
worked the ball down to the basket
but were unable to cage the oval.
"Wausau has very good team and
will no doubt carry off valley honors
this season. Ziebel was their big star,
and succeeded in registering Is bas-
kets for total of SO points during the
evening. 1t was the last home game of
the season. The officiating was done
In an able manner by Harry Rumpel
or the High school faculty"
Next Friday the Wausau men expect
very hard game, 1t will be with the
Amigo five. The Amigo team has been
defeated but once and that was when
1t played Wausau for the first time
this season. The Amigo coach reports
that his men have been training in
tensiyely and that they are coming
over to Wausau. with the expectation
OF winning. However, the local men
feel confident that they will win, al
though it is reported that the Amigo
men defeated the Wisconsin Rapids
team by larger score than Wausau
did.
The Wausau lineup will be as fol-
lows:
| Ernest Ziebell, C.
Walter Reinicke. rf H
| Roy Schaumburger, If.
! Willard Bump, rg.
/ Kermit I.aabs, TX.
Subs-Joseph Wenetzke, Woodward
| Bierbrauer, Bernard Riebe.
A patriotic program was given by
the students Of the high school on
February %. to honor the birthday of
Washington and Lincoln. The school
was called together at 90 D. IN. There
were several members of the G. A. r.
and of the Veterans of the Spanish
American war present The program
was as follows
Song-"America" by the school.
Washington and Lincoln"-Leon. Lii
ieqvist.
Blue. Grey and Kahki"-George Be
LANCER.
| Music-"Spirit of America. by high
school orchestra
Union Soldier"-George Marth.
'The Cherry Tree Story"--Anita Muel-
Ter
Music by the Girls Glee club-Mt.v
non Bells"
HE Knew Lincoln Ewald Genrich.
Star Spangled Banner Everyone.
At the end of the program Mr. Bill
Ter expressed his appreciation for the
invitation to the exercises.
In the latest issue of he Lombard
Review. the following officers were
announced for its staff:
Harold S. Bates--t Editor in chief
Robert M. Smith business Mana
ger.
Miss Josephine Coates Asst Editor.
Miss Coates was a graduate from the
Wausau High school in the class of
1920.
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