Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The last event of the track meet
was held at the high school field on
Thursday of last week. The event
was the pole vault which was post
poned until the new pole arrived.
The members that won places were:
Kermit Laabs, first-9 feet 2 inches.
Freshman. sa.
Mark Rick, seconds feet inch,
Sophomore.
Stanley Howarth, thirds feet 6
inches, Junior.
general house cleaning day was
held last Friday afternoon by the
members of the school. The first step
was to clean out all the desks and
have the paper collected. Then the
members of the cleanup committee
went out on the campus and cleaned
up the paper, etc. An old, unsightly
fence that has been on the athletic
held for some time, was torn down
and taken away. The Scouts that
attend the high school were under
the leadership of Scout Executive Geo.
G. Driesbach and this unit did a great
deal in helping to clean the grounds.
f. b. Coon's agricultural class
trimmed the trees that form hedge
in the back of the campus. After all
the waste was collected it was nut in
large pile and burned. Although it
was good deal of work the pupils
feel gratified in that they have a very
pretty campus.
There were no classes held last
Friday afternoon but all the school
was assembled to celebrate mothers
day. The high school orchestra gave
few selections and the entire school
sang some community songs. Rev.
Eastwood gave brief but very good
address on Devotion Towards Mo-
Their"
A cantata will be given at the high
school next Friday evening. 1t will
be given by the Girls Glee club and
under the direction of Miss Smith, the
musical director. 1t is said that there
will be Ito pretty girls, in pretty cos
tunes in pretty cantata. The
posters that have been advertising ii
| read: did you ever hear the sun
rise?" so it must be an unusual en-
| tertainment.
The Waugonian club held its candy
sale at the Stuart theatre last Sat
urday evening and succeeded in max
ing forty dollars which will be de-
posted in the fund 1t is significant
to know that this is the first event
that the girls club has undertaken to
make any money and this one is fol-
a good cause. The next sale will be
| held at the Stuart at the same time
This will be the last sale that the,
will hold this year. The amount OF
money that they expect to make il
$4,000. y,
The Senior play "Green Stockings
was given at the high school last Fri
day evening. 1t was an accomplishe,
| production, the acting being good an,
i was enjoyed by the entire audience
Luther Brooks taking the part of Col
Smith did some excellent work will
his soft speaking and slow moves
Mr.. Brooks acted his part conspicu
ously well. Dominic Monte who wa.
taking the part Of an empty-headet
politician, always succeeded in bring
ing down the house at every remarl
or move that he made. About $3.50,
was realized from the play and thi
IS TO be used for the class memorium
The cast for "Green Stockings" was
as follows:
Admiral Grice- Walter Graunk,
William Faraday- Ernest Ziebel
Colonel Smith Brooks
Robert Tarver----L---Domi Monte
Henry Bon
James Raleigh Millard BumI
Martin, the Frank Spektol
Celia Faraday ---Miss Dorothea Wells
| Madge Miss Viola Fullerton