Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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l? w 4 M White J Zanlf E Bl J Fred iclcson J McAleavy W Kurth G Mosher C Schuetz K Reclcinger R Schoeneman B Colle J Hoffman Row 3 C Schroeder M Kyler K Jen sen D Piege H Hollman J lleichart R 'lellier l2ofvQ J Lussier K Fluegel P lraeger R Davis E Olson ll lhackray Pofv 'I L Pregont M Schulenberg P Jonas D Ottmann M Slocum J Staples O Meyer MUSIC lhe Music Club composed olapproximately 58 members met once a month to increase their appreciation ol various types ol music The hrst part ol their programs was devoted to the study ol biographical slcetches ol compositions ol modern American composers such as Barber Gershwin Gould and Copland The study and analysis ol lschailcowslcy s Sth symphony comprised the next part of the period cluded Circus Band Records by Merle Evans and the Soliloquy lor the Flute by Bernard Rogers lhe program committee under the chairmanship ol Kenneth Reclcinger was composed ol Jaclt Staples and Edward Silbernagel Jaclc McAleavy was sergeant at arms Madrigal The Madrigal also under the direction ol Miss Darrin consists ol singers who have achieved slcill in reading music and correct vocal production lhe members since they are more experienced study music that is more advanced than that Ol the Choir Among their many appearances were those at the local school P l A s and women s clubs lhey also toolt part in the main musical and gave a special performance featuring their group l2ow3 lf Mularlcey A Heyer lf Iriclc D Kolpaclci E Krause l. Paszelc S Sazama M Glimm P Goetzman M Held E Susor Fw? J Held B Qlson H Loetller S Stieber M Schueler H Bidwell K Krause G Kmen Powl N Dahm A Dahllce J Kralce L lhlenleldt B Bei e R Detert Page 4Q o 1 . ' , . , . air, . rv I ' I ' U I - , - , - , 4 , . , , : ,I , . , ' X : Q, ' , , , . , . , . , . i 2 , , . , . , . - I I if Y I f I ' ' I The remaining moments were spent playing collections ol records brought by the students. Some ol these in- ' I I E 3 . I, . , . , . , - t, . , r , - , o : . I , , , . I I ' I ' I , , . , . 2 4 , . I, . r A , . lk ,

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A. The Orchestra Standing. D. Peterson, G. Lambrecht P. Wanta, l Holi' man, K. Viertel, C. Schuetz, J. Staples Sitting: L. Chappell, D. Doyle, l. Taylor, Q. Wiesner, G Borntleth, XX. Remus, M. White, C Schroeder, C. Trempe, P. Jonas, D. Riege, L. Biellre, K. Fluegel, P. Carlson, H, Hoffmann, J. Mosher, D. Qenrich, I3 Paynter, VV. Kurth, J. Platt, L. Pregont, P. l2olo:', B. Colle, H. Famthum, M, Kyler, A Grill, V. Viertel, D Thaclceray, A. Niwinsl-fi, M. Schulenberg, J Lund- gren, P. Jesse N C. N X XX , x ' Hep Club Attention hep-catsl Do you wish to worlc ohl your excess energy? Well, we have just the place lor you. Come to Hep Club tonight at the public Service Auditorium lrom 8 to ll The price is just twelve cents and you will have a grand timefl All have heard this announcement many times. About a year ago a group ol students began to discuss and tallc about having a youth center. They began to set up and lormulate plans, they soon carried them out with the assistance ol both Vs The Hep Club is run by a group ol about twelve students. Four lrom the group are elected as ollicers and serve lor a period ol one year. This yearxs were as lollows: George Morrison, president, patty Harrison, recording secre- tary, Barbara Genrich, correspondent secretary, and Edward Silbernagel, treasurer. To those First Tour students and those who are now giving their time and ehfort, we pay tribute. The committee left to right: N. Abegglen, S. Skinner, E. Silbernagel, B. Genrich, E. Olson, P. Peneau, P. Meyer, D. The crowd sits one out while the Tourangeau, J. Sweitzer, M. Splaine, A. Hintze, L Filiatreau, As the music cools down, couples Top Hatters swing it. E. De Broux, G. Morrison, P. Harrison. dance round and round. sv' 11,13

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Drama Qu. M-Q. Standing B Dayxs l Zarnlce J Koy B Vulllngs J Staples P Schemmel M Tad Slttlng P Fltzlne G Damon B Schemmel M Sturtevant B lt-lanneman Q Meyer G Peterson M Prellwltz The Fighting Llttles practlce had been going on for some time each character had worlced hard to present his part wlth the Oh s and the Ah s and the lrowns and smiles mn just the rnght places and then the hnal touches were put on The Sensor class play, The Fighting Llttles was presented on Monday November Q0 The cast played to an unusually attentive audience for the acting was good and the play was typical ol so many Pxmerucan tamnlues hAuch credltls due to N455 Bohl the dwector ofthe play tor hersklHlulchrecUng ofthe drama to FAIQ Ross and her Hudentcomnudeeslortheurhandhng olproperuesand coqumes and to hnr Chemon and the Qagecxevv lorconsuucungtheset PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager John Knek Assnstants Ted Shertlnskr Bob Struck Nules Ciappa Lsghtlng Henry Meurett Properties Janrce Nelson Chaurman Ruth Kntzeroyv Puth Laplnsku Charles l-lellce Std Kyler Betty Schmellng Elvura Schuster Costumes Enleen Dehlnng Delores Gauger Make up Asssstant Jean Kleunhelnz Progra s Dorothy Kasten Mary Greve Publncaty Marron Loenfler Busnness Kathleen Vuertel Ins Zallman Thorval Sautter Jean Klelnhelnz Mu IC Lotus Uregont David Fvege Eylaune Lambrecht Anna Qose Grill page 43 -1.4 G 1 -...... x s 1 , ' 1 - r n X 4 1 . - .1 ' , , -1 1 , 1 xvr 431' my :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. d 1. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ll n n n ff 1 .1.., Q Y, C , , f 1 ' 1' .. . rf . 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 . , . 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 vs , ......... I ....... .. I 1 1 c . .,., . .. '1 , 1 ,X