Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-01-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

me nrst semester examinations
were nnished last Friday and over
the week end the teachers were busy
making out the new programs The
programs were not ready Monday
morning, so the students were given
monday until Tuesday morning,
when the second semester started.
The posters in the Booster club
trials were judged last week and five
contestants were selected to form the
booster club, The five who were Sc
lected are: Jean Croker, Anita
Mueller. Ethel Luedtke. Viola Jones
and Harry Roller. These students
win make posters for all the school
activities.
The 'Wahiscan" staff is preparing
to run a subscription campaign next
/ week. They hope to set 600 subscrip-
tions for the "Wahiscan", the High
school annual, this year.
Robert Helling ana Dominic Monte,
two OF last years graduates, have re-
turned to school and are taking post
graduate courses.
Theodore Liyernash has re-entered
school for this semester.
Wednesday afternoon the students
had the pleasure of hearing Miss Mat
su koyamo, Japanese student, talk
to them for short time. She wore
her native costume because, as she
said, she thought students would be
interested in seeing il. She told about
her high school and college education
in Japan and about the eagerness of
the Japanese for an American educa-
ton.
Wednesday morning DIR. Evans talk
ed to the school on the students
friendship fund that will be raised
later in the week. He told about the
conditions of the students in Rus
STA. Armenia and Syria VINO are strug-
Cling for an education and yet only
have one meal day, insufficient
clothing and no warm homes. This
fund is in charge of the Girl Re-
serves and it will go with similar
funds, raised by other schools in the
United States, to aid these students
in these countries.
Last Friday evening the Wausau
High school team defeated the Merrill
team in fast game of basket ball
by the score of 20-10. The game was
combination of football and basket
ball, Merrill making seventeen fouls
that were called, and fifteen fouls
were called on Wausau. Two mem
bers of each team were put out of
the game in the second half for COM
mitting four PERSONAL fouls. In the
first few minutes of play Dickert made
a basket for Wausau The big Mer-
rill center made two for his team and
two more points were added by free
throws. But Allen of Wausau added
five points by free throws and anoth-
er basket was made, so at the end
of the half the score was 90 in ia
vor of Wausau. In the second half
Merrill made only one field basket
and two free throws. Wausau made
five field baskets and one free throw
Both teams showed good team WORK
but Wausau was too fast for the Mer-
rill boys as the score indicates The
lineup of the teams was as follows:
Merrill Schmidt, If Hackbarth. IF,
rg; Beine, If: Johannes, If; Lane. C,
Boyer, C; Radiant, rg; Wagner, lg.
Wausau-Laabs, rg; Riebe, lg; Rap
raeger, re-; Allen, C; Dickert, If; Slo-
cum, RI; Rick, IF. Referee, Collier,
Wausar Business College.
The High school second team de-
feater the Star Clothiers in fast
and exciting preliminary game by Il
score of 14-12. The lineup of the two
teams was as follows:
High school second Murchie, IF;
X. Patterson, If; r. Patterson, C;
Beattie, rg; Roloff, lg
Star -Schaumburger, RI.
Quandt, If; Reinke, C; Klein, rg; Gen
rich, lg. Referee, Lean, Winetski
Next Friday Wausau meets Wis
consin Rapids in the Y. M. C. A. GYM
| nasium here. Earlier in the season
(1st pub. Jan. 20; last Mar ~