Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

! Friday morning the athletic council
held mass meeting for the basket ball
I team which was going to Amigo to
play the supposed-to-be" strongest
team OF the valley The players were
called to give short talk on the game.
Most OF them expected a fast and ex-
citing contest.
! Friday evening in a large but poor
ly lighted gymnasium, the Wausau
and Amigo men started the game. In
the first half the local men did not
make many baskets but the guards
kept the opponents from doing enough
scoring to get ahead Of Wausau. An
tigo at one time did stand first but
| Ziebell made two field shots which put
Wausau in the lead again. The score
at the end Of the first half was ten to
nine in favor of Wausau. In the Sc
cond half Amigo expected TO catch up
quickly to their opponents and win
the game, because the Amigo teams
have always been noted for making
most of their scores in the second half.
But Wausau came back with the same
idea and defeated them by a score of
twenty-one to thirteen. L. H. Halver-
son of Wausau refereed a strict game
which caused him to call thfrty-two
fouls, seven of them being technical
and twenty-five personal.
There were a good many changes
made in the lineup of Fridays game.
Kermit Laabs played in Bernard RE?
be's place as guard and Ziebell PLAYED
center while Roy Schaumburger
played left forward
Amigos lineup was as follows:
McCormick-RF.
Crane-LF'
Curran-C
Friedland-RG.
Novouty-I.G.
Subs-L. Lipman, Moscript and E.
Lipman.
Next Saturday, the Wausau team will
play the Marshfield five at the Y. M.
c. A. 1t is expected that the local men
will not have very hard time in de-
feating this team for they were beaten
by Wisconsin Rapids by score of
twenty-nine to three.
The Wausau men have high hopes
of winning the valley championship
because they have defeated all the
strongest teams.
The lineup for Fridays game is as
follows:
Ernest Ziebell-C.
Roy Schaumburger-LF.
Walter Rhienike-RF.
Kermit Laabs-LG.
Willard Bump-RG.
Subs-Joseph Winetzki Theo. Bar
koW, Bernard Riebe
A party was given by the Nordican
Glee club last Friday evening in the
high school "gym." The music was
furnished by the Melodious Mixers.
Later candy and favors were given to
the dancers and both the visiters and
the members seemed to have a delight
full time
Harold Mccormick, an ex-member of
the navy, visited the high school last
Friday. Mr.. Mccormick left school
and Joined the navy in 1917 and re-
ceiyed his discharge in January, 1921.
His parents moved to Virginia during
his absence and he &c staying with
trends during his visit in the city.
F. 3. Coon, the teacher in agricul-
ture and botany, received some motion
pictures from the University of Wis
consin which he is showing to his
various classes. They deal especially
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adapted to his class work.
Scout Week" started Feb. and al,
Scouts are expected to wear their uni
forms rC school to advertise scouting
it was Noticed that several of the up
per classmen turned out in their uni
forms as well as the lower classmen
The debating teams has been prac-
ticing very intensely for the coming
debate that takes place ON Feb. IL.
The debate will be between the Wau-
sau High school and the Amigo High
school, The affirmative sides VIII de-
bate as Wausau while negative sides
will debate at Amigo. The subject is
the "Esch-Cummins" bill.
The affirmative team is as follows:
Ivan Levenhagen, Robert Helling.
Norman Nieman. Coach-C S. Snyder.
The negative team--Walter Graun-
ke. Henry Wiesbrough. Miss Rose
Wunch. Coach--A. P. Mirsart.
There are good many more people
who have signed up for the oratorical
end declamatory. There seems to be
a good deal of class rivalry about the
contests because there are boosters
from all four classes in the r3stum
trying to get more to enter