Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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'FHM HAH PENNY: Furzk, VVvm1t, Cfnlllvs, Turner. 'l'Hl41 VALIANT: XK'iH:14vll, HL'l'IlSl4'ill, Buwur, Swwl, Huepvr. Humphrey SHAM: Dudley, Lynch. Srhuelz, Simmons. Page 27 B A D P E N N Y V A L I A N T S H A M

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Page 26 T W A i 4 lDIIf2MVliPHTIl4DS As its chief function, each year the the direction of Miss Bohl and Miss Ross, Dramatic Club produces three one-act the three plays produced were: The Bad plays, Different intensity of theme gives Penny, a character comedyg The Valiant, variety to the plays. This Year under a. tragedyg and Sham, a social satire, CASTS OF THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS: THE BAD PEN NY--BY RACHEL FIELD Kate Penny ...................., . ........ Esther Wendt Margaret Penny Downs ,,,,........ June Cooke Lillian Penny ........................, ,..Alene Turner Peggy Downs ......... ........ V irginia Callies THE VALIANT BY I-IOLWORTHY HALL AND ROBERT MIDDLEMASS Warden Holt .................,...,,....... Paul Hoeiper Father Daly ....,... .,......., M arver Berstein Dan, a, jailer .....,. ....... E dgar Willson James Dyke ...........,.... ., ......... Jimmie Sweet Wilson, an attendant .... Robert Humphrey .......,..Sybil Bower Josephine Paris. ..... . SHAM--BY FRANK G. TOMPKINS A Thief .......,...... Q ..,.......................... Jay Dudley Clara ......... ...,..... F rances Lynch Charles ........ ....... D unbar Schuetz Reporter ......... .....,.. V erne Simmons MANAGEMENT Director: Miss Bohl Assisted by: Miss Ross Business Adviser: Mr. Collinge Stage Managers: Clarence Isberner, Earl Poeske

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pw nv-'sawn---vi S9 E :All , T., rv X I il f X ii., ' li J 3 X ' H ' it - l--III i ygw lun-...N R' -- I E it if i 33 '2 5 fl X After taking count of all the members of the staff, we find that no one was sacri- ficed in taking the above pictures, althzugh many a time a falling brick just missed the fortunate, unfortunate photographer. Grouped around the significant UW one sees pictures cf the construction of our new high school in many and various stages. Constructed at a cost of 2B274,000, including equipment, the new unit of the Senior High School is a fitting memorial to more than eighty years of public school education in Wausau.