Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A social gathering of all the teach
ers of the high school and members
of the board of educa ton, their wives
and husbands, Will be held in the high
school gymnasium on Friday. April
20. A cafeteria supper will be served
at 5:45, followed by games and dane
ing from to 10 o'clock.
The proofs of the annual have been
received by the staff. Several changes
have been made in it's arrangement,
especially in the class department.
The subscription campaign has been
very successful, the number being 1926
and there will probably be more
turned in later in the season. The
play What Happened to JONES'" that
was given at the high school some
time ago, will be repeated at Edgar
next Saturday evening in the town
hall. There will be no changes in the
cast except for a minor part.
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week the interclass track meet Will
be held. The men from the various
classes have been practicing for the
past two weeks and it promises to be
4 very close meet. The men who will
take part in this meet are as follows
Freshmen, Kermit Laabs, Robert Gam
bic, Miles Koza, Ralph Patterson,
Richard Edwards and Roy Goers;
Sophomores. Russell. Larson, Elmer
Peterson, Lloyd Alton, Arthur Han
son, Lawrence Egdahl. Eldredge Pers-
de, Harold Reinholt, Halt Quandt, and
John Coates; Juniors. Donald Croker,
Jackson Taylor. and Oliver Alton
Seniors. Ernest Ziebell. Walter Graun-
he, Clair Held, Nathan~Specktor and
Robert Helling.
The English classes have been put
ting on mo Crib-No Copy" cam
palgn in the last week. This move
has been encouraged by the Girls
hub and the two have been co-operat-
ing. There have been short talks
made in the English classes on tn S
step and it seems to be approved of
by all the pupils, Tuesday of this
week the advisors met with their stu
dents. The main object was to have
the people sign the "No Crib-No
Copy" pledge and to check mp ON the
report cards.
The Girls club is plann ng to hold
some candy sales to raise money for
fund by which young ladies who
graduate will be able to borrow mon
ey in order To go away to school.
These sales will take place at the
Grand Opera House beginning this
week.
The members of the boys and girls
chemistry classes have been taking up
spec al topics in the last week. The
subjects were pertaining to their
To-,
teresting
t. r. Coon. the teacher of Botany
and Agriculture. has been organizing
garden clubs throughout the school
The members must be able to tend a
garden and are expected 10 attend
meetings during the summer. IL his
or her garden is successful the per-
son receives one-fourth credit.
The G. c. c. basketball team that
went up To Merrill last Saturday de
feated its opponents by "A score of
20 TO Z. The Merrill men were much
heavier than the locals but the Wau-
sau men outplayed them which was
probably due to experience.
"Tis Spring was the playlet given
at lyceum last Friday.
A meeting OF the Piertte club vas
! held last week. This club Is no longer
an organized club but il was broken
up at the end of the last semester
The object of this meeting was TO de-
eide way to dispose OF the money
that remained in the treasury. A com
mittee was appointed to distribute SO
in the school library aud the remain.
der for the support OF the boosters OF
the school.
A spelling contest win take place
May 9Th. Students have been study.
ing for the contest. The best spellel
In the high school will be found
Miss Elizabeth Stoddard hopes.