Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-29
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last Friday evening Wausau chalk
/ ed up her second basket ball viStory
when she defeated the Tigerton team
by a score of 25-9 in the Y. M. c. A.
gymnasium. The local boys outplayed
the visitors in both halves of the game
| The Wausau team showed great i'm
! proyement since last Friday when they
| defeated Edgar. Tigerton worked five
man defense but the Wausau play
ers easily broke through and scored
many times. The WauSau defense
was so good that the visitors were
seldom able to get the ball into their
half of the floor making most of their
points by long shots. Allen of Wausau
scored the most points while McMar-
row made the most for Tigerton. The
| Wausau boys kept up their good team
work and each one did his share to-
ward winninfi the game The lineup
and the points made by players were
| as follows.
! Wausau-Slocum, RI, 4 Rapraeger,
RI; Dickert, If and C, 6; Allen, C. and
| If, 10; Laabs, rg; Rick, rg; 2; Riebe,
| lg; total 25.
| Tigerton-R. Karolus, lg; Griswold,
rg; McMarrow, C. s; Ladwig, C; H.
! Karolus, If, L: Schwartz, rf;; Miller,
| IF; total 8. Referee, Eggebrecht, of
River Falls Normal
| A preliminary game was won by
| the high school second team when
they played the Question Marks. The
! final score was 20-16. The game was
| fast and clean.
The lineup for the preliminary game
follows:
| High school seconds-A. Edwards,
| RI; r. Edwards, If; Hansen, C; Mur1
chic, re-; Roloff, lg, referee Win
etZki
The members of the Wausau team
elected Bernard Riebe captain to sue
coed Joe Winetzki who is ineligible
because of his age. Riebe has played
with the team two previous years
and is the most experienced member
| of the team.
Herbert Steinke who is an instruct
or in the Art Academy of Chicago, Wis
tied the school on Wednesday He is
a former student of our high school.
Norman COLI, an alumnus of the
school who is now attending Law
renee college was visitor at school
on Wednesday.
On Wednesday Miss Margaret Lii
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now attending the Stevens Point Nor
NAL school, visited school.
The girls in the chemistry classes
made candy under the direction of Mr..
Minsary, the chemistry teacher No
wonder the boys all found something
to do UP in the laboratory Wednesday
after school They report that the
candy was good.
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the school who is attending Dana hall.
visited school on Wednesday.
! Miss Luzenska's French classes had
! Christmas parties on Wednesday. Each
| student drew name of another stud
ent drew the name of another student
and presented him with little gift.
| The Waugonian club had a Christ
mas party Wednesday after school iii
the school gymnasium. The party
/ started with grand march around
the Christmas tree, led by Miss Luz
zenska, Miss Ella Achterberg, the
clubs president. and Miss Margaret
Stone, last years president, who was
present as guest. The girls passed
by a table where they deposited their
donations of money or toys for the
Federated Charities. They then sep
| afated into class groups ana sang
songs. After while Santa Claus en-
tered and brought many amusing trim
kets for various people in the school.
| After this Mr.. LaCerte took the clubs
picture. AS the girls filed out candy
canes were given out as refreshments.
Miss Lillian Stockum who gradual
ed from here last year and is now at
tending Stout Institute, visited school
on Thursday.
| Ernest Ziebell and Walter Graunke.
members of last years senior class,
visited school Friday afternoon
Miss Halle Haskin of Chicago, was
among the visitors who were present
at the Christmas program Miss Has
kin used 10 be our high school libra
rian.
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