Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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Committees ROW3 Cialer Lange Davis Koy Schemmel Prehn Nelson Regllng Sturtevant Voltz l2ow2 LaVrck Levandoslce Lyon Lewltzlce Chappell Gelsel Davns Mayer Dehlrng Row'I Bllese Genruch Sautter Klos Telluer Traeger Kozellca Doreluus SHAM The plot ol the comedy Sham by Franlc G Tompkins centers around the lxfe of a couple played by Brll Vulllngs and Lois Koehler who pretend to be SOCIdllf2S l-lowever the thief David Kuechle revealed that they were only shams when he couldn thnd anything worth talong The part ol the newspaper reporter was played by John l'lenmng The production was supervised by Mass Elizabeth Boardman and the student director Mary Lou Mayer CHORAL READING This year a rather dlllerent type ol program was Introduced as one ol the three one act plays Under the dnrectson ol Mnss lVlarjor1e Kaufman and the student director Donald Kreler a group ol about twenty students presented a few selections of choral readrng Two of the selections lcnown at the date ol publication were The Creation by James Weldon Johnson and The plaant of the Camel by Charles Edward Carryl A BOY COMES HGME The Boy Comes Home by A A Mrlne rs a comedy dusplayrng the trouble ol a soldrer and hrs soclal adjust ment wnth hrs lamrly alter being released from the army Mnss Marjorie Atwell dnrected the production with Eileen Dehlnng as the student dnrector lts cast Included John Turner as Phrlup the solduer Lawrence Cllson the Uncle Gloria Damon the Aunt Dayonus Goetsch the mard and l-larruet Rrdderbush the coolr Page 45 I I I I I I I I I I Z I I I I I I I I : I I I I I I I 1 - 1 I ' I I .. .. . , , . . , . 1 1 , . , , s - r ' r I I I 1 i r i r f

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The Three ne Act Plays Sl-IAM l-lennmg Koehler Kuechle CVullmgs absentD CHORAL READING Pow 1 CSIUIDQD Chrlstlanson Hechenclorf Ruechel Maas LIljCQUISl L Klemhelnz C Klemhemz Gelsel Davls Leland Susor Olson Beltz Powers Row 3 Wolfgram Buntrock Buttke Kiefer Nllchaelson V Lange,Albee Nowntzlce A BOY COMES I-lOMt Qlson Rudder us Goetsch Damon Turner A I I I I I , . . I I . . I - Row Q: Berg, Glimm, Chappell, ' I I I I I I I 3 1 1 I A I I I ' I , ' 5 hr I I

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Dulce Duchess Court Krlenke M A l-leld P Treylranus V Fletcher P l-lummell P Peneau D Tourangeau C Greenheck l? Telller P lrudell K Krahn N Alexander J Gahnz G Peterson C Merrill P Mayer D Podehaver J Meurett l-l Koppa J Belllce Donuts Melee Dollars for the Scholarshrp Fund Punk sales slips doughnuts and mlllc the Dulce Duchess contest all these brought us to the grand hnale ol the Doughnut Campaign the Doughnut Dance Mary Allce l'leld and Jlm Krrenlce were crowned as the Dul4e and Duchess The total lor this year s sales was 3 774 dozen The plaque lor selllng the most doughnuts was won by l'lome Room 303 a Sophomore home room Wrrh a sale ol Q91 dozen The hugh ranlong salesman was l-larold Plant1l4o hrs total being 'l75 dozen and Joe Novvalc ranlced second wrth WQO dozen redlt lor this successful campaign goes to Charles l lell4e general chalrman has able asslstants and the baclcnng ol the Faculty student body and communrty at large Charrman l-lellce and assi rants Kneler and Sautter relax whale countlng doughnuts Waltz em around Casey at the 44 doughnut dance ID th gurls ym M 1 1 Our chart showlng the results of the camparqn with Home Room 303 as tops Page 46 . , .. . H ' ' J. , . . U . , . 9 H, - I I I -5 . . , . C3 . , , -o no ' ' ' 4 ' . , , . ,. x V. . ,.. se . l ev . ,A I A., J-mms. I . 1 1 ' , . I f ' I I C f I I , . X , 5 -1 r A 'V f 'l --- --.- I - M.. W , - V e g . . g .