Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The first day of this week the an
nual sale of the Wahiscan began, 125
OF them being received, ard the lib
rary was packed full of customers
until five O'Clock that afternoon. The
cover of the annual is simple but
very handsome. 1t has gold shield
in one corner with the Wahiscan and
1871 running across it. The book has
an account of all the activities of the
high school including athletics, dra-
mates, classes and all organizations.
All of the work in the Annual has
been done in the very best way and
1t has proven to be the most popular
in the history of the Wahiscan.
The Wahiscan staff is as follows:
Editor In Norman Nieman
Manager -----------Luther Brooks
Artists --------------------
Mary Gender and Albin Forsmo
Stage--------------- Robert Helling
Athletics Vernon Hildon
Literary Florence Marks
Comics-------------- Dominic Monte
Organizations Dorothy Paff
Classes Wick
The date for commencement has
been changed to June 5, because of the
speaker, Justice Marbin b. Rosenber-
ry, not being able to be present on
the set date. The lower classes have
been listening to the senior girls and
boys practicing and it seems to be a
very well adapted program. Miss
Florence Smith, the musical director,
has been working very hard with
these young people for the past few
weeks.
The Scouts of the school were
called out on duty all day last Mon
day and it made the assembly room
look pretty empty, there being only
1875 there.
The committee for the prom" de-
corating have been at work the past
week making the Pavilion hall ready
for the event which will be held on
June 4. The decorations that will
be used are the same ones that the
Elks had for their May ball. The
chairman of this committee reports
that there will be some very pretty
light effects used in the decorations.
The inter high school track meet
which was held at Stevens Point last
Saturday did not go very well with
Wausau. Wausau won but three
points which were made by Kermit
Laabs, a promising Freshman. He re-
ceived second in the pole vault. Mer-
rill took first in the meet with total
of forty-one points. STANCE of Merrill
received the individual cup by win
ming three firsts and two seconds.
Amigo came second with twenty-eight
points. Mccormick succeeded in maxi
ing most of their points. Eau Claire
came third with sixteen points. The
men that represented Wausau were
Oliver Alton, Jackson Taylor, Frank
Specktor, Robert Helling, Eldred
Perske, Edward Boehm and Kermit
Laabs.
Examinations will start on Friday
of this week. The students have
worked very hard on the work as
there are not so many exemptions this
semester.
The Girls Agricultural club has
been holding number of meetings in
order 70 plan d way SO that the mem
bers will De able to meet during the
summer months.
Many of the windows were broken
in the west wing of the school during
the storm last Sunday night. The
janitors have put on the storm win
dows to stay until the others can be
repaired.
The school is grieved at the loss Of
two of its most foremost students John
Harder and Isabel Harder, who will
move to Escanaba, Mich, the early
part of this summer.
John f. Sims, president of the Ste
vens Point Normal school, addressed
the Seniors of the high school on
Further Education and Training"
Wednesday afternoon.
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