Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-10-26
YOUNG PEOPLE
WIN ATTENTION
BANKERS ASSN AWARDS
MEDALS TO CLUB
MEMBERS

A fine meeting of young people was
held last Monday evening at the high
school gymnasium when members OF
the Wausau High school Canning and
Gardenette clubs and village clubs of
Marathon county gathered together
to receive the official recognition OF
Wisconsin bankers, through their as
ISOLATION, for their enterprise and in.
terest in club work during the last
season. The gymnasium was we'll
filled and G. G. Kruger represented
the Bankers association, presenting
certificates and badges.
Wausau organizations were the
host, under the direction of Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Coon, the former of whom
has been acting as boys club work
secretary since the departure of
Wakelin McNee1. Mrs. Coon has been
assisting in the girls work and has
accomplished wonders with large
group that has been intensely inter-
ested in canning and gardening.
Mr. Coon presided and was assist
ed by Miss Bertha Cowee, who is the
president of the Wausau Gardenette
club. One of the features of the even
ing's entertainment was the commu
nifty singing led by III. H. Davis, gen
eral secretary of the Young Mems
Christian association, and Miss Van
gel Russell, home demonstration
agent.
Among the speakers representing
the young people were Miss Lucy
Becker of Rothschild, Paul Mackmil-
Ter of Rothschild Miss Marie Merkel,
Laurence Witter and Robert Thomp-
son, all of whom have interesting
things to say relative to the work of
the summer. A duet by Miss Ruth
Reinhart and Arthur McCumber wa,
much appreciated and Hilmar Han
sen, with his representations, much
amused the audience. Three very
beautiful violin numbers, expressing
real understanding of technique,
were rendered by Miss Helen Dvorak,
young artist who is playing with
the Hadley Concert company, which
is appearing this week at Mosinee.
Five young ladies of the Wausau Gar
denette club presented a pretty play
let that won the applause of those
present.
Mr.. Kruger in making his pre-
sentation, extended his congratulate
lions to the young people and ex-
planned the attitude OF the Wisconsin
GUS of doing everything possible to
further this splendid achievement
work throughout the state The medal
won by individuals were distributed
as follows:
Certificates-Pau Mackmiller and
Miss Lucy Becker.
Gold Buttons Franklin Gamble.
Lawrence Witter, Norman Kruger,
F. B. Coon, William Urban.
Silver Buttons-Mrs. F. B. Coon.
Ivonette Doloff, Mary Masgaj, Bar
bara Becker, Martin Mackmiller, Cor
don Melang, Byron Gamble, Harry
Lemke, Mildred st. Claire, Mary
Thompson, Marie Merkel, Florence
Reyes, Mabel Keyes, Margaret Pflieg-
er, Lawrence Pfeiger, Emogene Tay-
Tor, Rembrandt Taylor, Mabel Wash
burn and Florence Washburn
Bronze Enthusiastically NJ Green,
Ellen Burg, Ethel Kickbusch, Leta
ENTER, Adolph Larson, Viola Berg,
Joe Barden, William Tress, Ethel
Luedtke, William Duskey, Gertrude
Litzke, Lenore Beattie, Ruby Mas.
Myrtle Johannes, John Nagel, Paul
Pasholk, Earl Foubere, James Brose.
Julia Masgaj, Roman Best, Leonard
Wolff, Lavina Hill, Donald Beattie,
Marion Hoffman, Regina Torzewski,
Arlun Melang, Rosemary Dexter, Ber-
tina Cowee, Helen Rindl, David Nc
Kellar, Florence Swartz, Margaret
Fehl, Robert Thompson, Arthur Ma
cumber and Adolph Larson.
The pledge of the State Boys and
Girls Achievement clubs is as fol-
lows:
Il pledge my head to reason, my
heart to loyalty, my hands to service
and my health to efficiency" The
award OF medals is based upon this
pledge.