Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1938 volume:

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'y ' .:xr,,7J - ...- , ' ' jj. A , K, S . 'Z ' ,, , '. :5.,5 MM X ,Q 3, ,n . t ,, X In , ' V , . , ,I ,,,,,. , V, .pg hw , 'A ,W A . ,, , .k , K- D -r 3:, .idqt 5 '3 'fr .,y.:f...gj-3 'V-L ' ',y :H f ,g l, : fr .- bg-Q, Q N u1 wf, ,A 1 .lag . , x V, if .W A 1 - . a,,n,,. ,. ,, , .1 . -1. Q - -IV. M .- , I - 9. ' 1' f ' . .J 'r ' ' ' ,-: .1 Mai. Miss Gladys R. Schilling 3 FOREWORD Each volume of the Wahiscan is a reflection of person- alities--not only of those who have been actively engaged in the task of publication but also of all persons in our school. Naturally, each succeeding staff wishes to publish an edition which is truly unique. Many are the ideas advanced and debated by the editors, but perhaps only a few can be adopted, because of budgetary limitations. The result is that each editor is spurred on to develop his section with as much originality as possible. The Wahiscan is a book produced in an atmosphere of mystery and secrecy. Its intimate details are guarded as zeal- ously as secrets of state, a procedure which makes the day of revelation anticipated with universal eagerness. This year the staff has undergone a reaction to the in- forrnality of the last two editions, and has decided to portray the events and personages of W. H. S., 1937-1938, in a simple, dignified style. It is their hope that this manner of presentation Will be favorably received by all who read these pages. THE EDITOR 19-WAHISCAN-38 4 WAHISCAN STAFF Don Eredrickson, Editor-in-Chief Selma Lange, Class Editor Arthur Paske, Organizations Editor Ervin Lambrecht, Athletics Editor Russell Schmidt, Spencer Doty, Snapshots Co-Editors Ralph Mirrnan, Business Manager loan Tesch, Advertising Manager Catherine Eeicht, Ieanette Goetzke, Typists 5 19-WAHISCAN-38 CALENDAR - 1937-1938 SEPTEMBER School Started Football-Marshfield Cherel Class Officer Elections Pep Meeting Football-Nekoosa Cherel Police Band Concert Pep Meeting OCTOBER lohn Patrick, Singer-Assembly Football-Stevens Point Cherel Student Council Installation Central Wisconsin Teachers' Convention-Vacation Football-Rhinelander Ctherel Football-Antigo Ctherel Pictures by Campbell, Naturalist Homecoming Parade Football-Wscionsin Rapids there? Navy Day Program Football-Merrill Ctherel 6 1 l 12 15 18 19 22-23 24 25 26-27 3 6-7 10 ll 16 17 22 3 4 8 l 7 20 21 21 22 24 29 CALENDAR - 1937-1938 NOVEMBER Armistice Day Program Barn Dance Helen Hiett, Talk on Europe-Assembly Doughnuts Delivered Play Skits Three One-Act Plays HI-Y Dance Thanksgiving Vacation Begins High School Editors' Conference DECEMBER Doughnut Dance Pirates of Penzance Freshman Party Basketball-Superior Central Cherel Home Room Parties Christmas Vacation Begins Alumni Dance IANUARY School Begins Again Master Singers-Assembly Basketball-Merrill therel: Mixer Student Council Election Sophomore Orientation Hockey-Wisconsin Rapids ftherel End of Semester Basketball-Tomahawk therel: Mixer Beginning of New Semester Basketball-Stevens Point therel: Mixer 7 1 3 4 5 7-8-9 10 ll 16 18 19 21 22 26 2 3 5 10 12 18 19 20 22 25 29 l 7 l l 12 16 18 22 23 26 27 29 CALENDAR - 1937-1938 FEBRUARY Betty Robinson, Olympic Runner-Assembly Speaker from Lawrence College Basketball-Rhinelander ltherel Basketball-Antiqo Cherely Mixer P. T. A. Stunt Nights Debate Assembly Skit for Basketball Talk by R. E. Puchner Student Council Installation Basketball-Marshfield there! Talk by Major Hughes Washington Day Program Turnabout Dance MARCH Quill and Scroll Installation Radio Play-Activity Period Basketball-Superior Central ttherel Boxing Preliminaries Basketball-Rhinelander lherel: Mixer Boxinq-Semi-finals Basketball-Wisconsin Rapids lherel: Mixer Conservation Assembly National Honor Society Installation Boxing-Finals Boxing-Medford there? APRIL Spring Vacation Starts Boxing-Marshfield therel Sprinq Vacation Ends Boxing-Medford ttherel Boxing-Marshfield therel Senior Class Play W Club Dance Boxing-Mosinee Cherel Minstrel Show Minstrel Show Boxing-Stevens Point ltherel 8 CALENDAR - 1937-1938 MAY Dr. Haukohl May Ball Solo Tournamentff Merrill Teachers' Party General Music Tournamentflvlerrill Baccalaureate I UNE Commencement Last Day of School lunior Prom 9 EVERETT C. HIRSCH Superintendent of Schools 19-WAHISCAN-38 Dear Students: Congratulations upon the successful comple- tion of another school year and the publication of one more in the long line of excellent Wahiscans. ln the years to come you will fre- quently turn these pages and memory will carry you back to your high school days. A vivid cross section of high school life is con- tained herein and the memories evoked When you open this book will sometimes be merry and sometimes be tinged with sadness. Today you are eagerly facing the future and each of you hopes to make a fine success in life. Suc- cess does not lie solely in the accumulation of Wealth but in a life of service, characterized by honesty, courage, sincerity and steadfast- ness of purpose. You will all make mistakes but you do not have to respond to encores. Remember, the man who holds down the ladder at the bottom is frequently of just as much serv- ice as the man at the top. Sincerely yours, EVERETT C. HIRSCH Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. W. A. Paff, President Mr. C. F. Smith, Vice-President Mr. F. A. Boettcher Mr. F. W. Braun Dr. lohn A. Frey Mr. D. M. Kischel Mrs. R. l. Dudley Mr. C. G. Hooker Mr. C. l. Lang Mr. H. Norde Mr. Bert Pagenkopf Mr. P. M. Wilson Dear Students: One of our oldest institutions is the American public school. The history of this institution parallels the growth and development of our national civilization. Enrollment in the modern high school is, indeed, a true cross section of American society. Regardless of race, creed, or color, the American student is entitled to receive secondary education at public expense. The growth of this institution during the past few years indicates the desire on the part of our citizens to give advanced training beyond the elementary school to the youth of the land. This is deemed necessary if democracy is to succeed. To a large extent the future leader- ship of the world rests with this country. There- fore, it is imperative that we provide good leadership in order that the turbidity of world affairs may be alleviated and world peace made possible. This constitutes a real chal- lenge to those young men and women now in our high school. Sincerely yours, G. W. BANNERMAN Principal G. W. BANNERMAN Principal SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. Officers Wiley Sampson, President E. C. Coleman, Vice-President Mayme Behling, Secretary Iacob Mirman, Treasurer Executive Committee Mrs. Romon Deutsch Mrs. George Iewson Carl Gaedtke Mrs. L. L. Podruch I. B. Busse Faculty Committee Mr. Marquardt Miss Zellhoefer Miss Behling Miss Schweizer Mr. Maxwell Miss Bohl l l FACULTY Clark, Schwelzer Flynn, Y, Burkhrrr Schlllrn Bohl Ross, Vohs, hnsron Jllo V RO etz M Darrin, Hopp, Behlnq, Rasmussen, Becker, Zellhoeler, Y, Perr om, Anderson, ROV! 2 Elstr Berg 1, Bcmdlow, Mfnxwel Hernrrch rcille, 'B Watson, WCIIH S Ouklcrnd, Drddams hnson, lo Rrdqe, H. 3 ROV! G. lolfmson, Underwood, Norton Drescher Lee, Mqrqucrdt enderson, Gobrllska, H Fellows, Olson, Grrll, W 44 Keeler, RO Bcrnnermcrn, Hahn, Ronek, Stubb Roeske ROW 544Hoyt, WAUSAU SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 1937 - 1938 Mr. G. W. Bannerman, Principal Mr. E. A. Roeske, Vice-Principal, Mathematics Miss Mary Anderson, Home Economics Mr. R. O. Bandlow, Commerce Miss Lydia Becker, Physical Education Miss Mayme Behling, Commerce Mr. Ben Berg, Director of Science Miss Lillian Bohl, English Miss Grace Bratlie, Latin: English Mr. Winired Brockmeyer, Physical Education, Miss Edna F. Burkhart, Director of English Mr. R. I. Burton, Director of Commerce Miss Beulah C. Clark, Librarian Miss Iosephine N. Darrin, Music Mr. D. G. Diddams, Science Mr. Aubrey A. Drescher, Science Miss Alma M. Elstrom, English Mr. Frank C. Fellows, History Miss Mary Flynn, History Mr. Allan Gabrilska, History, Athletics Mr. K. R. N. Grill, Band, Orchestra Miss Frieda Heinrich, Secretary Mr. A. L. Henderson, History: Social Civics Miss Wanda Hopp, Music Mr. George Iohnson, History Mr. Harry A. Iohnson, Science Mrs. C. G. Iohnston, Home Economics . Edmund L. Keeler, Mathematics . O. C. Lee, Director of Social Science . E. C. Marquardt, Economics: Social Civics .,Wm. M. Maxwell, Commerce Mr Mr Mr Mr Miss Elizabeth Metz, Secretary Mr. Stanley K. Norton, Latin: English Miss Lucinda Oakland, English Mr. A. W. Olson, Physical Education Miss Mildred E. Perry, Commerce Miss Sigrid Rasmussen, Art Supervisor Mr. H. I. Ridge, Science Miss Arlene Ross, English Miss Gladys R. Schilling, Science Miss Florence Schweizer, French, Latin Miss Ella Swain, Commerce Miss Alice M. Tobey, Science, Mathematics Mr. H. W. Underwood, Commerce Miss Violet M. Vohs, English Miss Lois Watson, English Miss Marilla Zellhoefer, Germany Mathematics l3 Athletics W wr: f. 1 X - e +:':wv'gw2zfPr2i+'f: 9 7 . 11 la 3 : f 7 'L 3' k il . uf i ., X 31, '53 K ru 5, Nw? 5 1-'wgia - V if - .2 ,:3i.v5,1 . 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ATHERTON English and Social Science Course Wahiscan Business Staff 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 French Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 2 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 4 LAWRENCE BABI. Commercial lAccountinqJ Course W Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Class Hockey 3 Boxing 2, 3, 4 19 - WAI-IISCAN -38 JACK BALLSCHMIEDER DAVID 0. BARDEN English and Social Science Course General Business Course Camera Club 3 Council Representative 3 Class Vice-President 3 Class President 4 Skyrocket Sports Writer 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 Home Economics Club 4 International Club 3, 4 Football 4 Hockey 4 Intra-Mural Hockey 3 ERWIN . BAUMANN MARY IUNE BEASA I Commercial fAccountingl Course General BUBUIGSS COUISB Band 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Student Club 2, 3 German Club 3 MILTON E. BECK LYLE P. BEILKE Industrial Arts and English Course Industrial Arts and English Course Orchestra 2, 3 16 MARIE I.. BENSON MARY IANE BENEDITZ Commercial tstenographicl Course National Honor Society 3 Extemporaneous Reading Council Representative 4 Three One-Act Plays 3, 4 Declamation 2, 3 Skyrocket 2 Wauqoniau Council 4 Debate 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Speech Club 4 RUTH ANN BENZ English and Social Science Course Merrill High School 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 ELLEN IANE BERLIK English and Fine 'Arts Course Student Club 3, 4 Masque and Wig 4 Home Economics Club 4 Choir 3, 4 G. A. A. 3 Glee Club 2 1 Home Economics and English Course Choir 2, 3 lst Place 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 RUTH A. BENZ Home Economics and English Course Council Representative 2 Home Economics Club 3, 4, Secreta IRIS A. BICKI-'ORD English and Fine Arts Course Douqhnut Award 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3 Choir 3, 4 Pinafore 3 Pirates of Penzance 4 Madriqal Group 3 Girls' Glee Club 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3, President 2 Skyrocket Reporter 3 Commissioner of Publicity 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 ry4 19 -' WAHISCAN -38 BETTY JANE BILLINGTON General Business Course Gregg Club 3 G. A. A. 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 HAROLD E. BLISS Commercial tstenogrcrphicl Course Student Council President 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Council Representative 3, 4 Debate 3, 4 Extemporaneous Speaking 4 Hi-Y Club 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 GEORGE H. BOERKE Commercial lAccountingl Course Stamp Club 4, Vice-President 4 Commercial Club 3 Boys' Commercial Club 4, Director 4 17 GEORGE C. BLIESE -General Business Course Commercial Club 3 Glee Club 4 Bachelors' Club 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 3, 4 ALEX BLUMENFELD Commercial Uiccounlingl Course Council Representative 4 Three One-Act Plays 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, President 4 Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4 ELMER P. BOOTZ Commercial lAccountingl Course Commercial Club 3 Boys' Commercial Club 4, President 4 International Club 4 CHARLES A. BRAND English and Social Sc PEARL D. BORCHARDT Commercial lStenographicl Course Wauqonian Club 2, Commercial Club 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Science Club 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Skyrocket 2, 3, 4 W Club 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 DONALD W. BRENTON ience Course English and Social Science Course Boxing 3 LEROY W. BOWMAN Science and Mathematics Course Dramatic Club 4 Hockey 4 CLAYTON H. BRANDENBURG Industrial Arts and English Course Council Representative 2 Class President 8 W Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 4 Basketball 2 DOROTHEA M. BRENTON Home Economics and English Course Home Economics Club 3, 4 - WAHISCAN 38 E ELAINE M. BRITTEN Fine Arts and English Course Choir 2, 3 IUNE A. BROWN Fine Arts and English Course French Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 PEARL L. BUHMANN English and Social Science Course Science Club 4 ' I8 MELVIN I. BROCKMAN English and Social Science Course Skyrocket 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Pirates of Penzance 4 Choir 4 Dramatic Club 4 Stamp Club 4 Slide Rule Club 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 Football 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 3, 4 Intra-Mural Hockey 2 REGINA C. BUDZYNSKI Commercial fstenographicl Course Wauqonlan Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 ARLIE E. BUKOWSKI English and Social Science Course GLADYS I.. BUREK General Business Course Choir 2, 3 Pinaiore 3 Iunior Gregg Club 3 Commercial Club 3 Science Club 4 Camera Club 4 Waugonicm Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 4 VIRGINIA A. BURNS Commercial lStenographicl Course Choir 2 Gregg Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Waugonian Club. 2, 3 Commercial Club 2 Camera Club 4 G. A. A. 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3 VIRGINIA E. CALLIES English and Social Science Course Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Three One-Act Plays Z Humorous Declamation 3 Council Representative 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3, Secretary 3 National Honor Society 4 IACK C. BURK English and Social Science Course Band 2, 3, 4 W Club 2, 3, 4 Bachelors' Club 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 Basketball Student Manager 2 Boxing 2, 3, Champion 2, 3 Intra-Mural Basketball 4 HAROLD N. BYCHINSKI Commercial Ukccountingl Course Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Stamp Club 4, President 4 VIVIAN V. CLEVELAND General Business Course Choir 2 German Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3 19 - WAHISCAN - 38 CATHERINE A. COLEMAN English and Social Science Course Wahiscan Business Staff 4 Band 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Three One-Act Plays 3 French Club 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2 Quill and Scroll 4 LEONARD R. CZAPLINSKI Commercial Ukccountinql Course Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Class Hockey 2, 3, 4 LEE F. DAMON English and Social Science Course Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Class Treasurer 2 Council Representative 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 4 National Honor Society 4 CORNELIA M. CZAPLINSKI Commercial lStenographicJ Course Chemistry Club 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Cheer Leader 4 G. A. A. 2, 3 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 IOHN E. DAMON Industrial Arts and English Course Senior Class Basketball 4 Intra-Mural Hockey 2, 3, 4 PENELOPE M. DAMP Home Economics and English Course Choir 2, 3 19 DOROTHY E. DAWSON DALE C. DETIENS Home Economics and English Course Commercial Ulccountingl Course Choir 4 Band 2 Home Economics Club 4, President 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 lunior Mathematics Club 3 Commercial Club 4 Science Club 4 Camera Club 4 International Club 4 ELLSWORTH E. DOLLOFF PEARL L- DOMINSKI General Business Com-ge Commercial fstenographicl Course Skyrocket Typist 4 Band 2, 3 Choir 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 SPENCER W. DOTY COURTNEY W. DURKEE English and Social Science Course Fine Arts and English Course Student Council 2, 3 Wahiscan 3, 4, Features Assistant 3, Features Co-Editor 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 International Club 2 Camera Club 3, President 3 Quill and Scroll 4 W Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Boxing 2 Basketball 2, 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 T91 - WAHISC-AN 4 35 FERN H. DURKEE General Business Course G. A. A. 2, 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Gregg Club S ELVIRA E. EMMERICH Commercial lStenographici Course Commercial Club 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Volleyball 3 RALPH IF. ERDMAN General Business Course Bachelors' Club 3 Commercial Club 3 MARK M. EISENMAN English and Social Science Course Band 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 Pirates of Penzance 4 Madrigal Group 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Mathematics Club 3 Dramatic Club 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 DORIS A. ENGELBERTH Foreign Language and English Course Frederick, Maryland, High School 2 Dramatic Club 3, 4 German Club 4 Choir 3, 4 Speech Club 4 ROY P. ETTER Industrial Arts and English Course 20 HELEN ETZKIN English and Social Science Course Skyrocket Girls' Sports Co-Editor Declamation 2, 3, 4 Orchestra Z, 3, 4 German Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Vice-President 4 Camera Club 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Junior Mathematics Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4 CATHERINE A. FEICHT Commercial tStenographicl Course Skyrocket Reporter 2 Wahiscan Typist 4 Gregg Club 3, 4, President 3, 4 Science Club 4 Commercial Club Z Wauqonian Council 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Council Representative 4 RUTH E. FRAN Z Commercial tstenoqraphicl Course Commercial Club 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Basketball 3 DOROTHY G. FALK Commercial Uiccountingl Course Greqq Club 4 ELAINE E. FINERAN English and Social Science Course Wahiscan 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Science Club 4, Program Chairm Iunior Mathematics Club 2 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 DON H. FREDRICKSON Science and Mathematics Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4 Wahiscan 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 4 W Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Mathematics Club 4 GH M19 3- WAI-11scAN -38 NORMAN C. FREIBERG General Business Course Council Representative 2 Bachelors' Club 3 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 Pirates of Penzance 4 Commercial Club 3 NORMA B. GAEDTKE Commercial tstenoqraphicl Course Council Representative 4 Greqq Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 German Club 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 FORREST E. GEHRKE Science and Mathematics Course German Club 3, 4 Radio Club 4, Vice-President 4 Camera Club 4 Intra-Mural Hockey 2, 3 21 ELLA L. FROEHLICH Home Economics and English Course Waugorrian Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 German Club 3 Commercial Club 3 BERNICE I. GARTMANN General Business Course G. A. A. 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 WALTER M. GEHRKE Commercial Uiccountingl Course Intra-mural Hockey 2, 4 EDWARD C. GERING Commercial Ulccountingl Course Council Representative 4 Band 2, 3 lntra-mural Basketball 3 IEANNETTE N. GOETZKE Commercial tStenographicl Course Wahiscan Typist 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 G. A. A. 2, 3 Science Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 JANE H. GRAEBEL English and Social Science Course Madrigal Group 4 DON A. GOETSCI-I Science and Mathematics Course Council Representative 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 W Club 3, 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Football 3, 4 Inter-class Hockey 2 BERNETA R. GOTTUNG Commercial fStenographicl Course Skyrocket Reporter 3, Proof Reader 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Waugonian Club Z, 3 Volleyball 3 MARIAN L. GRAHAM English and Social Science Course Skyrocket Exchange Editor 4 G. A. A. 3 Home Economics Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 19 - WAHISCAN - 38 CLARENCE L. GRAP Commercial tAccountingl Course Skyrocket 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 Commercial Club 3 lntra-Mural Hockey 2, 4 DORIS F. GROFF English and Social Science Course Council Representative 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 ALMA I. HAGEN NORMAN I. GRITZMACHER Commercial lAccountinql Course Skyrocket 3, 4, Business Manager 4 Band 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 3 Intra'Mural Volleyball 3 Quill and Scroll 4 FLORENCE L. GUTOWSKI English and Social Science Cour Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 4 MAVIS A. HALL Home Economics and English Course English and Social Science Course Home Economics Club 3, 4 LORAN P. I-IAMEHS English and Social Science Course Boxing 4 Football 2, 3 RUTH V. I-IANSON Latin and English Course Wahiscan 3, 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 French Club 3, 4 Commercial fstenographicl Course Greqq Club 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 WANDA L. HAMMOND General Business Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 ORVILLE T. I-IARDING English and Social Science Course Glee Club 4 Camera Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Radio Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 intra-Mural Hockey 3 LQRETTA H. HASS LORRAINE R. HEINRICHS Commercial lAccountingl Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Skyrocket 2, 3 Council Representative 3 Madrigal Group 2, 3, 4 Student Club 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Dramatic Club 2, 4 International Club 2, 3, 4, Presid Science Club 4, President 4 German Club 4, President 4 Greqq Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 719 - WAHISCAN - 38 ELIZABETH M. HETT Commercial CStenoqraphicl Course Skyrocket Typist 4 Science Club 4 Greqq Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Iunior Mathematics Club 2 Student Club 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 3, 4, Vice-President 3 Basketball 3, 4 Volleyball 3 National Honor Society 4 CLINTON R. HITZ Industrial Arts and English Course Band 2, 3, 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 4 Class Hockey 2 PI-IYLLIS B. HOENISCH Home Economics and English Course Industrial Arts and English Course Home Economics Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 2 Band 2 LOUIS I-IEYMAN' en Industrial Arts and English Course EDWARD G. HOCHTRITT English and Social Science Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Council Representative 2 Wahiscan 3, Advertising 3 Home Economics Club 4 W Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 International Club 3, 4 Hockey 2, 3, 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4 MILTON I. HOEPPNER 23 RUTH A. HOI-'I-' ' General Business Course Choir 4 Gregg Club 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 4 Waugonian Club 2 ARNOLD W. HOGG Commercial Ulccountingl Course Band 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 lntra'Mural Basketball 3, 4 lntra-Mural Volleyball 3 GWENDOLYN M. HOLT Commercial Ulccountingl Course Extemporaneous Reading 2 Declamation 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Science Club 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2 FLORENCE H. HOFFMANN Commercial tstenoqraphicl Course Waugonian Club 2 Commercial Club 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 BILL H. HOLDEN English and Social Science Course Dramatic Club 3 Intra-Mural Basketball 4 GERALD W. HOOKER Science and Mathematics Course Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Skyrocket 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3 Three One-Act Plays 3 Hi-Y Club 4 W Club 4 Camera Club 3, Vice-President 3 19 - WAHISCAN -38 ELROY A. HORAK English and Social Science Course Council Representative 2 Choir 2, 3, 4 Pinafore 3 Pirates of Penzance 4 Football 2 lntra-Mural Hockey 2 Hockey 3, 4 VERONA A. HUEBNER English and Social Science Course Forensics 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 MELVIN C. IAECKS Fine Arts and English Course Camera Club 4 Science Club 4 URSULA M. HORN Commercial tStenographicl Course Skyrocket 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 German Club 3 Home Economics Club 3 ROBERT M. HUMPHREY Science and Mathematics Course Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4 Three One-Act Plays 2, 3 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Irztra-Mural Basketball 4 DOROTHY H. IAKUBOWSKI Commercial tstenographic Coursel Skyrocket 4, Typist 4 G. A. A. 2, 3 Science Club 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 24 DONALD IAHNKE HAROLD I- IANKE Industrial Arts and English Course Industrial Arts and Enqlish C0059 X Boxing 3 W ERNA MARIE IEDAMUS Latin and English Course Choir 2, 3, 4 Madriqal Group 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 French Club 3, 4 MARGARET A. IESSE English and I-'ine Arts Course Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 German Club 3 Iunior Greqq Club 2, 3 Student Club 2 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 ANTOINETTE IESSE Home Economics and English Course CHARLES 0. IUERS Commercial Ukccountingl Course Home Economics Club 4, Treasurer 4 Commercial Club 3 Hockey 3, 4 395 W5H1.f5C5N..' 28 BERNICE A. KAMKE Commercial tstenographicl Course Gregg Club 3, 4 International Club 4 Science Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 3, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 MARION L. KALVESTRAND English and Social Science Course Glee Club 4 Speech Club 4, Vice-President 4 -FLORENCE KAPINSKI Commercial fStenographicJ Course IOI-IN L. KANNENBERG Commercial Uiccountingl Course Council Representative 2 German Club 3 Commercial Club 3 Boxing 2, 3 IANE A, KARL GERALDINE A. KASTEN Commemiql tAccounlinqJ Com-se Commercial lstenographicj Course Dramatic Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 lunior Greqq Club 3 Il-mmf Gf?Qq Club 3 Gregg Club 4 Commercial Club 3 Greqq Club 4, Treasurer 4 25 BETTY M. KELLY DOLORES D. KELM Enalish and Fine Arts Course Commercial fStenographicl Course German Club 3, 4 RUTH M. KIEFFER Science Club 4 German Club 3 Gregg Club 4 Commercial Club 3 ANTHONY I. KING Home Economics and English Course Industrial Arts and English Course G. A. A. 4 Home Economics Cl Madriqal Group 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, RUTH I. KIRCHOFF Enqlish and Social Sc Student Club 3 Wauqonian Club 3 ub 3,4 3 SHIRLEY W. KISS ience Cougse English and Social Science Course Dramatic Club 3, 4 Three One-Act Plays 3 Social Committee 3, 4 'ifa-5 136 JOHN F. KITCHELL English and Social Science Course Dramatic Club 4 Three One-Act Plays 4 Hi-Y Club 4 ALICE L. KLEINHEINZ Commercial lStenoqraphicl Course Forensics 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Mathematics Club 2, 3, President Science Club 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Three One-Act Plays 4 BETTY JANE KLOSTERMAN Commercial Uiccountinql Course Greqq Club 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 2 26 3 ROBERT S. KLANG Science and Mathern Wahiscan Staff 4 International Club Radio Club 4 French Club 2, 4 atics Course 3, 4 DOROTHY E. KLEINSCHMIDT General Business Course Commercial Club 2, 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 German Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Greqq Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 MELVIN A. KOLPITCKE Commercial Uiccountingl Course ADELINE B. KOPPLIN General Business Course German Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Science Club 4 EVELYN G. KOSCHMANN Commercial tstenogruphicl Course Skyrocket 4, Prooireader 4 Council Representative 4 Science Club 4, Secretary 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 G. A. A. 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 LAWRENCE KRAEGENBRINK English and Social Science Course Boys' Glee Club 4 ELDRED KOSCHMANN Commercial Uiccountinql Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Class Treasurer 4 Skyrockei 3, Copyreader 3, Head Proofreader 4 German Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 3, 4 IRENE T. KOSTROSKI Fine Arts and English Course Council Representative 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Mikado 2 Pinafore 3 Pirates of Penzance 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Madriqal Group 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 3 Greqq Club 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3, 4 LORRAINE A. KRAMER Commercial tstenographicl Course Greqq Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 19 WAHISCAN - 38 CLAHABELLE R. KHOPIDLOWSKI Commercial lhccountinql Course Class Secretary 4 International Club 2, 3, 4 Iunior Mathematics Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 4 Science Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 4 National Honor Society 4 HILBERT D. KUFALK Science and Mathematics Course German Club 2 Iunior Mathematics Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3 International Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 DOROTHY M. KURTH General Business Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 Science Club 4 G. A. A. 4 HAZEL F. KROPLA Home Economics and English Course Band 2, 3 Home Economics Club 4 German Club 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 CHESTER I. KULPINSKI Commercial tAccountinqJ Course Choir 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Radio Club 4 Science Club 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 3, 4 EHVIN H. LAMBRECHT Industrial Arts and English Course Wahiscan Staff 4, Sports Editor 4 Council Representative 4 Mathematics Club 2 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 Quill and Scroll 4 27 SELMA L. LANGE Foreign Language Course Quill and Scroll 4 Wahiscan 4, Class Editor 4 Speech Club 4 Camera Club 4 German Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Program Chairman 4 Student Club 4 Science Club 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 VIOLET A. LEITZKE Home Economics and English Course German Club 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 'Wauqonian Club 2, 3 WALTER S. LENZ Science and Mathematics Course German Club 3, 4 ROGER C. LARSON Industrial Arts and English Course Band 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4 W Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 4 RUTH E. LEMKE Commercial tstenographicl Course Gregg Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 FRANCIS LeSAGE Industrial Arts and English Course Intro-Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4 A19 - WAHISCAN 38 FLORENCE M. LEVANDOWSKI Commercial tStenographicJ Course Student Club 2, 3, 4 Masque and Wiq 4 Iunior Gregg Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 4 Science Club 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 LaVERNE S. LIBMAN Home Economics and English Course Home Economics Club 3, 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 IEROME F. LOBERGER English and Social Science Course Camera Club 3 SHERMAN A. LEVIN English and Social Science Course French Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Science Club 4 ELLEN JANE LILJEQVIST English and Social Science Course Skyrocket 4 Council Representative 2, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 International Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 MELVIN A. LOEFFEL Commercial Ulccountlngl Course German Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4 28 GEORGE M. LUEDTKE Commercial Ulccountingl Course Commercial Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 German Club 2 DONALD G. LUNT Commercial Ukccountingl Course Commercial Club 3 Boxing 3, 4 GLADYS K. MADER Commercial lSterioqraphicl Course G. A. A, 2, 4, Secretary 2 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Gregg Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 DOROTHY E. LUETSCHWAGER General Business Course Home Economics Club 4 NORMA C. MAASER Commercial lStenoqraphicJ Course Gregg Club 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 DAVID F. MADDEN English and Social Science Course German Club 3 Reforestration Club 3 Mathematics Club 2 19 - WAHISCAN 38 CHARLOTTE M. MANNEY General Business Course International Club 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2 MARGARET D. MARX Commercial lStenoqraphicl Course G. A. A. 3, 4 Student Club 4 Masque and Wig 4 Gregg Club 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 LEON E. MATHWICK General Business Course Council Representative 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 International Club 3, 4 Bachelors' Club 3 Boxing 3, 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 4 29 FREDERICK M. MARCELL English and Social Science Course Speech Club 4 BETTY M. MATHWICK English and Social Science Course Home Economics Club 4 Student Club 4 German Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 4 MARSHALL E. MATSON Industrial Arts and English Course Council Representative 4 PATRICIA L. McARTHUR Commercial tstenographicl Course Skyrocket 4, Typist 4 Council Representative 2 Wauqonian Club 3, Vice-Pre-side G. A. A. 4, Treasurer 4 Gregg Club 3, Vice-President 3 Camera Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 BERTELL A. MCDONALD Commercial tAccountingl Course Wahiscan 3, 4 International Club 3 Science Club 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 IOYCE V. McILRAITH Commercial tstenogrcxphicl Course International Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Iunior Gregg Club 3 Gregg Club 4 German Club 2, 3 Student Club 2 nt3 IVADELL A. MCCROSSEN Fine Arts and English Course Choir 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 3 , 4 Madriqal Group 3, 4 HAROLD MCDONELL English and Social Scie Radio Club 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 nce Course DOROTHY H. McLAUGl-ILIN Home Economics and English Course G. A. A. 2,3 Home Economics Club 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 19 - WAHISCAN - 38 ALICE E. MEAREK DOROTHY M. MENTGES Commercial tstenoqmphicl Course English and Social Science Course Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Bdnd 2, 3 German Club 2 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Science C1ub 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 4 G. A- A- 2, 3 IEAN L. MEYDAM PHYLLIS MEYER Latin and English Course English and Social Science Course Quill and Scroll 4 Council Representative 3 Wahiscan Business Staff 3, 4, Assistant Band 2, 3, 4 Advertising Manager 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Declamation 2, 4 Wuuqomfm Club 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 International Club 3 Skyrockef 2 Mathematics Club 3 Camera Club 4 G- A- A- 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 French Club 4 Mathematics Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 CHARLES F. MILLER EDMUND R- MII-I-ER English and Social Science Course Pins AHS and 511913911 COUFSB Camera Club 4 Council Representative 4 German Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 3 Gefmfln Club 3 International Club 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 30 ESTHER K. MILLER Commercial lstenoqraphicl Course Gregg Club 4 Science Club 4 Student Club 4 Ring Group 4 Band 2, 3 DOROTHY M. MOHELNITZKY Commercial tstenoqraphicl Course Gregg Club 3, 4 DONALD J. MOSHER Commercial fstenographicl Course RALPH MIRMAN English and Social Science Course Council Representative 4 Wahiscan 4 International Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 Hi-Y Club 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 MARIAN G. MORGAN English and Fine Arts Course Skyrocket 2, 4, Reporter 2, Typis Pirates ol Penzance 4 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 ROBERT A. MUELLEH Commercial lAccountingl Course Commercial Club 3 intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3 1 eliwfx I-iEc2iNl353e DORIS A. NELSON MARIE I. NEUMAN General Business Course Commercial Kstenographicl Course G. A. A. 3, 4 Iunior Gregg Club 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 Camera Club 4 Science Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 ALICE E. NEUMANN' HAROLD C. NIEMAN English and Social Science Course Industrial Arts and English Course Choir 3 Pinafore 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 4 ARLENE R. NOWAK DOROTHEA E. OELKE Home Economics and English Course Home Economics and English Course Band 2, 3, 4 German Club 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4, Vice- Home Economics Club 4 President 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Speech Club 4 Waugonian Club 2 G. A. A. 2 31 t4 JOHN I. OLEINICZAK General Business Course Commercial Club 2, 3 TED H. OPPEGARD English and Social Science Course Student Council President 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Class Vice-President 2 Skyrocket 3, 4 Council Representative 2 Choir 3, 4 International Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 Mathematics Club 2 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 ARTHUR F. PASKE Science and Mathematics Course Wahiscan 3, 4, Assistant Class Editor 3, Organizations Editor 4 International Club 3, Vice-President 3 Senior Mathematics Club 4, Vice- President 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Glee Club 4 National Honor Society 4 LeROY F. OLSON English and Social Science Course Wahiscan 4, Assistant Sports Editor 4 W Club 4, Vice-President 4 Hi-Y Club 4 Football 3, 4 Boxing 2 GEORGE R. OTTO General Business Course German Club 3 PATRICIA A. PASZEK General Business Course Science Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Camera Club 4 Student Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 19 - WAHISCAN -'38 DORIS A. PAUTZ Home Economics and English Course Commercial Club 2, 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 ROBERT D. PERSKE English and Social Science Course DELPHINE G. PIEKARSKI General Business Course Commercial Club 2, 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 CLEMENS I. PAWLOWSKI General Business Course MXLTON G. PETZOLD General Business Course Football 4 NORMA B. PLAUTZ Commercial lStenographicJ Course Gregg Club 3, 4 32 LOUIS L. PODHUCI-I Science and Mathematics Course Boys' Glee Club 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 German Club 3, 4 Stamp Club 4 Camera Club 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 Cheer Leader 3, 4 WALTER H. PHELLWITZ Commercial Uiccountinql Course IOYCE E. PHIEBE Commercial lStenagraphicl Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 German Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 WAYLAND G. POTTER English and Social Science Course Speech Club 4, President 4 Boxing 4 DOROTHY E. PREY Commercial lStenographicl Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 RUSSELL R. PRIEBE Industrial Arts and English Course Dramatic Club 4 Stage Crew 3 Stage Manager 4 Pirates of Penance 4 19 - WAI-11scAN +- 38 ELVERA D. RADTKE JOHN R. RADUECHEI. Commercial Qstenographicl Course Commercial Uiccountingl Course Council Representative 3, 4 Stamp Club 4 German Club 3 G. A. A. 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Student Club 3 Commercial Club 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 IRENE V, RAKQW VALERIA M. RAPP Home Economics and English Course Commercial i5f9ll09l'UPhiCl COUISB Student Club 2, 3, 4 Greco Club 3, 4 Ring Group 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 4 Waugonian Club Z, 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 BETTY MAE BASMUSSEN AI-HN L. HEICHART English and Social Science Course Commercial Uiccountingl Com-59 Band 2, 3 G. A. A. 2 Home Economics Club 4 Waugonian Club 2. 3 33 LAWRENCE E. REICHE MATTHEW I. REICHL Science and Mathematics Course Commercial Ukccountinql Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 W Club 3, 4, President 4 Commercial Club 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 German Club 2 lunior Mathematics Club 2, 3, President 2, Vice-President 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Three One-Act Plays 3 International Club 3, 4, Secretary 3 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Stamp Club 4 ALFRED A. REISSMANN ELEANORA E. REISSMANN Commercial lstenographicl Course General Business course Band 2' 3' 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Science Club 4 Gregg Club 2, 4 Band 2, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 EVELYN G. REMMEL WILFRED I- RHYNER Commercial lstenographicl Course Science and Mathematics Course G, A, A, 2, 3, 4 International Club 2, 3, 4 Student Club 3 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Art Club 3 Chemistry Club 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 W Club 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3, President 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Boxinq 2, 3. 4 Commercial Club 3 Basketball 2, 3 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 19 -' WAHISCAN -38 FREDERICK E. RICHARD Science and Mathematics Course Glee Club 3, 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Science Club 4 Camera Club 4 MARIORIE R. ROTZOLL Home Economics and English Course Orchestra 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 2, 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4 Student Club 3 ELAINE R. SANDERS Home Economics and English Course Home Economics Course 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2 34 VIRGINIA R. HIEGE Commercial lstenographicl Course Senior Gregg Club 4 German Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 lunior Gregg Club 2, 3 GEORGIANA SAMPSON Foreign Language Course Skyrocket 2, 4 Wahiscan 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 4 National Honor Society 4 ELLYN R. SANDHOLM General Business Course Student Club 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 International Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 G. A. A. 4 MELVIN L. SANDQUIST English and Social Science Course KENNETH A. SCHAEFER Commercial Uiccountingl Course Boxing 3, 4 EDWIN C. SHIELD Commercial Ulccountingl Course Boys' Commercial Club 4 THOMAS SARGENT Industrial Arts and English Course W Club 3, 4 Football 3, 4 lntra-Mural Hockey 2, 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 ARTHUR E. SCHEWE Commercial Ulccountingl Course Hockey 2, 3, 4 RUSSELL A. SCHMIDT Science and Mathematica Course Wahiscan 4, Features Co-Editor 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 Madriqal Group 4 Pirates of Penzance 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 German Club 2 Camera Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Mathematics Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 National Honor Society 4 19 '- WAHISCAN - 38 MARION B. SCHROEDER Commercial lStenographicl Course Council Representative 2 Gregg Club 4 lunior Gregg Club 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 MARY L. SCI-IUETZ Foreign Language Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Skyrocket 2, 3, 4, Proofreader 2, Head Copyreader 4 Wauqonian Council 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4, President 4 Masque and Wig Club 3, Presid French Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 DELORES E. SCHULTZ Commercial fstenographicl Course Council Representative 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Gregg Club 4 DUNBAR D. SCHUETZ Foreign Language Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Wahiscan 4 Council Representative 3 Camera Club 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 French Club 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Drum Major, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Three One-Act Plays 2, 4 ARLENE M. SCHULTZ English and Social Science Course G. A. A. 4 3, Home Economics Club 4 ent 3 STANLEY C. SEEFELD Commercial Ukccountingl Course Council Representative 4 Commercial Club 3 German Club 2, 3 Boys' Commercial Club 4, Secretary 4 35 t NORMAN C. SEIPP General Business Course Hi-Y Club 3, 4 W Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Boxinq 2, 3, 4 Basketball Student Manager 4 PHYLLIS C. SEVERSON General Business Course 'Wauqonian Club 2, 3 CHARLES E. SPAHR Industrial Arts and English Course ORVILLE N. SELL Commercial CAccountinql Course Science Club 4 International Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 EUGENE A. SLAGOSKI Commercial Ukccountingl Course Skyrocket 3, 4, Typist 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Boxinq 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 ELSIE A. STARK Commercial fStenoqraphicJ Course Gregg Club 4 Iunior Gregg Club 3 19 f- W!-XHISCAN -' 38 MELVIN R. STEFFEN General Business Course Commercial Club Z Boxing 3 LEE STIEBER Science and Mathematics Course Camera Club 3, 4, President 4 German Club 2, 3, 4, President ANITA M. STREHLOW HELEN F. STERNBERG ' Home Economics and English Course G. A. A. 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Home Economics Club 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 BARBARA I. STONE English and Social Science Course Wahiscan 4, Business Staff 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 4 EDWARD F. STREHLOW Home Economics and English Course English and 500591 Science CO'-use G. A. A. 3, 4 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Skyrocket 3 36 CLAYTON E. STUBBE Industrial Arts and English Course Commercial tStenoqraphicJ Course IAMES V. SWEET Science and Mathematics Course National Honor Society 3, 4 Debate 2, 3, 4 Oratory 3, 4 W Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 l-lieY Club 3, 4 Football Student Manager 3, 4 GEORGE M. SZYMANSKI Commercial Ulccountinql Course Stamp Club 4 Commercial Club 4, Director Boxing 2, 3, 4 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 BETTY M. STUPLICH Camera Club 4 Gregg Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 LUCILLE E. SWIERZY Commercial tStenoqraphicl Course Student Club 2, 3, 4 German Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3 MILDRED D. TAICHER Commercial tStenog1-aphicl Course Choir 2, 4 Mikado 2 Pirates ot Penzance 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 19 - WAHISCAN - 38 IANE A. TESKOSKI Waugonian Club 2 Student Club 2 Mathematics Club 2, 3 BERNICE D. THIELKE Fine Arts and English Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 LUCILLE M. TOHZEWSKI Commercial tStenographicl Course Gregg Club 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 37 ELDRED G. THIEI. English and Social Science Course Industrial Arts and English Course NORAI-I K. TILL English and Social Science Course Forensics 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Speech Club 4 Student Club 3, 4 Masque and Wig 3 Three One'Act Plays 3 International Club 3, 4 Iunior Gregg Club 3, 4 Gregg Club 4 Waugonian Club 3 National Honor Society 4 HAROLD A. TRITTIN Commercial tAccountingJ Course Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, Treasurer 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 International Club 4 Commissioner ot Finance 4 National Honor Society 4 LILLIAN M. TRETTIN Commercial Uiccountingl Course G. A. A. 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 ALENE M. TURNER Foreign Language Course Skyrocket 2, 3 Forensics 2, 3 Choir 4 Council Representative 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Three One-Act Plays 2 GLENDOLA V. TYRRELL Commercial lstenographicj Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Choir 2 HELEN I. TREU Commercial lStenographicJ Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 GREGORY G. TURNER Commercial U-iccountingl Course Commissioner of Finance 4 Skyrocket 4, Proofreader 4 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 lntra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4 MARIORIE E. ULRICH Commercial fstenographicl Course Chemistry Club 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Masque and Wig 4 Commercial Club 3 Mathematics Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 3, 4 19 - WAHISCAN - 38 IANE B. VAC!-IREAU LeROY L. VAHLDIECK Home Economics and English Course Industrial Arts and English Course Student Club 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 GEORGE R. VILTER SENOR W. VOELKER English and Social Science Course Commercial Kllccountingl Course Commercial Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 lntra'Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4 ANN M. VOLTZ LEONARD W. VOSKAMP Commercial lStenograpl-iicj Course Industrial Arts and English Course Waugoniari Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 38 IRMA WAC!-ITL Commercial tstenographicj Course GILES F. WEBER Science and Mathematics Course German Club 3 Football 4 Hockey 2, 4 MAYABELLE B. WEILAND Commercial Uiccountingl Course Home Economics Club 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ring Group 2, 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 MARY IOAN WACHTL Commercial tStenograpl-iicl Course Council Representative 2 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Chemistry Club 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 4 Gregg Club 3, 4 Camera Club 4 International Club 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Volleyball 2, 3 IOHN F. WEIGAND Commercial Uiccountingl Course International Club 3 EVELYN A. WEIS Commercial tStenogx-aphicl Course Student Club 2, 3 Council Representative 3 Choir 4 Pirates of Penzance 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 Home Ecoromics Club 4 G. A. A. 2 1 9 - WAHISCAN - 38 GLADYS L. WENDORF Commercial fstenographicl Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 Gregg Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 3, 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 RITA 0. WEX Commercial lStenographicj Course Skyrocket 3, 4 Council Representative 4 Extemporaneous Reading 2, 3 Camera Club 4, Vice-President 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Gregg Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3 Waugonian Club 2, 3 Three One-Act Plays 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 GERTRUDE L. WIESE Commercial tStenographicl Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3 Gregg Club 3, 4 JOYCE L. WENZEL Commercial tStenographicl Course Waugonian Club 2, 3 Student Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Gregg Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 HELEN D. WHITE Home Economics and English Course Student Club 4 Science Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Wahiscan 4 Waugonian Club 3 IEAN L. WILCOX English and Social Science Course Band 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Waugonian Club 2, 3 International Club 4 French Club 3, 4 Student Club 2, 3, 4 39 DALE L. WOLPGRAM English and Social Science Course Skyrocket 3, Sports Writer 3 German Club 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Intra-Mural Basketball 4 MARGOT P. WOODSON Foreign Language Course Wauqonian Council 4 Council Representative 2 Band 2, 3 Stamp Club 4 French Club 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 IAMES P. WUNSCH GEORGE W. WILKE Science and Mathematics Course VERNA M. WILL Home Economics and English Course Senior Mathematics Club 4, President 4 Council Representative 3 German Club 2, 3, 4, President 3 international Club 3, Treasurer 3 lntra-Mural Hockey 2 EDGAR A. WILLSON English and Social Science Course Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 MARIORIE A. WIRTH English and Social Science Course Wahiscan 3 Student Club 2, 3, 4 Council Representative 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 2 Band 2 DOROTHY H. WINETZKI English and Social Science Course G. A. A. 2, 3. 4 Camera Club 3 Student Club 2 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Mathematics Club 2 French Club 4 MARGARET M. WISNEWSKE Commercial lAccountingl Course Wauqonicm Club 2, 3 Science Club 4 Greqq Club 2, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 2, 3 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 3 Band 2, 3, 4 l l I 1 I K 2 - - K I 9 - WAHISCAN - 38 LORRAINE B. WOOD General Business Course Council Representative 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 EVELYN M. WOODWARD English and Social Science Course HAZEL E. ZASTROW Industrial Arts and English Course Commercial lS'9l'l091'GPl1lCl Course Boxing 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Footbau 4 Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Greqq Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Choir 4 G. A. A. 4 40 IOSEPI-I R. ZAWADSKI IRENE M. ZEFF Engllsh and Social Science Course English and Social Science Course Stamp Club 4 WILLIAM G. ZIECH English and Socia International C1 Science Club 4 I SCINIC9 CNUS9 English and Social Science Course ub 3,4 Rhinelander High School 2 Debate 3, 4 Declamation 3, 4 Extemporaneous Reading 3, 4 Council Representative 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Three One-Act Plays 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 WILMA M. ZIMMEHMAN Choir 3, 4 Pirates of Penzance 4 Skyrocket 4, Reporter 4 Science Club 4 G. A. A. 4 Student Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 Basketball 4 ANNE M. ZYDUCK EDWARD ZYDUCK English and Fine Arts Course English and Social Science Course Wauqonian Club 2, 3 Camera Club 4 G. A. A. 4 Choir 3, 4 A Capella Choir 3, 4 Pirates ot Penzance 4 19 - WAI-11scAN - 33 RUSSELL PENN WILLIAM SEBI-IAFER English and Social Science Course Industrial Arts and English Course GORDON KRUEGER HARRY SMITH I-'ine Arts and English Course Industrial Arts and English Course ROBERT NICKEL ANNETTE SONDUCK Commercial tAccountingl Course Home Economics and English Course HENRY NIMZ DONALD STEINBACH Industrial Arts and English Course Industrial Arts and English Course 41 lUNlORS ROW l Marion Sternberq, Eunice Hackbart, Virainia Zorhert, Erna Iahns, Lillian Hoppe, Betty Duqqan, Dorothy Thorsen, Alice ls- berner. ROW 2 Catherine Gottschalk, Mary Ellen Brown, Gertrude Thompson, Dolores Hahn- heiser, Betty lane Luedtke, lean Pittsley, Iuanita Leubner, lune Marquardt, Elaine Kopplin. ROW 3 Marion Kurth, Merle Theisen, Wini- fred Moll, Bette Nmieraood, Elaine Schmidt, Germaine Graff, Mary La Haie, Esther Blank. ROW 4 -Verna Larson, Katharine Kufahl, Ada Lois Nass, Evelyn Radtke, Shirley Ostrinq, Betty lane Dahm, Inez Williamson, Dorohy Netzel, Mildred Buntrock. ROW 5 -Susan Huckbody, Florence Dietl, Marion Woltqram, Marjorie Pautz, Lilly Yensh, Virqinia Slaqle, Lorraine Voltz, Dor- etta Wilde. ROWV l Shirley Tietz, Lucille Sheriinski, Hazel Keays, Evelyn Prosser, Vivian Tisdale, Rosella Block, Bernice Tanck, lnez Tanck, ROW 2 Ethel Traeqer, Rita Urbansky, Verna Huehnerfuss, Ruth Schave, Gwen Eqdahl, Lucille Sorqes, Doris Edelburq, Beatrice Wilke, Clara Bretl. ROYN 3- Leona Warnina, Marian Hall, Dor- othy Burkart, LaVerne Kellnhauser, lane Younq, Kathleen Kay, Ruth Heial, Marjorie Remrnel. ROW 4 Maraaret Schmidt, Ruth Till, Pearl Gebhard, Irma Zunker, Melba Lanqhoit, Lauraine Dollotf, Glenoris Schultz, Gloria Moser, Marian Groth. ROW 5 Ruth Leith, Virainia Roeder, Inez Erdmann, Bernice Wendorf, Dorothy Meuret, Iune Block, Caroline Wendori, Betty Dvorak. ROW l -Lorraine Nelson, Rosemary Henke, lean Heisler, Eleanor Lattyak, Dorothy Hehlke, Virainia Utech, Bernetta Wendori. ROW 2 -Roland Boettcher, Henry Kronen- wetter, Bud Kusmes, Harold Nau, Orval Woller, William Krause, Iames Klein, Donald Dern. ROW 3 --Kenneth Marcell, Gordon Bliss, Eugene Blank, Clifford Gartmann, Raymond Schewe, Arthur Downinq, Gordon Hartkopi, Iohn Cooper. ROW 4 Elroy Lerch, Arthur Radant, Milton lmm, Robert Nimeraood, Laurence Ahrens, Orville Thirsten, Ralph Scholz, Edwin Smith, lohn Nikolai. ROW 5fPaul O'Brien, Charles Scholtield, Norbert Kitowski, lames Schulenberq, Laur- ence Anklam, Milton Block, lohn Foqarty Harrison Schneider. 19-WAHISCAN-aa IUNIORS HOW l Kathryn Ford, Katherine Scherhart, Maraaret Deutsch, Betty lane Van Lieu, Catherine Bera, Doris Bramm, Mariorie Rad- andt, Patsy Birkholz. PIOW 2 Ruth Will, Elizabeth Howard, Mar- tzaret Prehn, Anna Mae Gilharn, loan Swanson, Barbara Anderst, Frances Sischo, Margaret Mohr, Alice Hooker. FROW 3 Evelyn Everson, Mary lane Garrity, Frances Brown, lanet Mueller, Elvera Tesch, Ruth Voskamp, Christine Olson, Eleanor Fischer. FLOW 4 Elaine lylland, Marqie Graveen, Hazel Nelson, loan Walters, Frances Dall! man, Adelaide Blaskowsky, Grace Hoppe. Edna Lanae, Eleanor Kath. ROW 5 LaRayne LaPorte, Ruth Ziebell, Eleanor Schoenherr, Lorraine Drumm, Milf died Matteson, Louise Moser, Ellen Mae Chellis, Ruth Kutchera. ROW l Edna Petri, Gladys Eschenbach, Mae Moraan, Marcelle Mathes, Lorraine Sobvick, lane Iewson, Ella Chapman, Vir- anna Davis. ROW 2 Blanche Webber, Geraldine Ladwill Harriet Carney, Sophie Czechowicz, Ruth Sawyer, Gladys Swenson, Nell Blackburn, Ioan Tesch, Helen Wall. ROW 3 Irene Petroski, Ruth Trantow, Ruth Netz, Shirley Kumerow, Theodora Deerinq, Nathalie DuOuotte, Ruth Lemke. HOVV 4'--Ruth Miller, Lillian Ahlman, Flor- ence Rudell, Mildred Guenther, Shirley Kru- aer, lune Lenz, leanette O'Brien, Marion Mormon, Faye Deutch. ROW 5 -Lillian Schultz, Marion Brunner, Maraaret Schmutzler, Florence Ott, Rosalie Kickbush, Iris Hackbarth, Priscilla Klimek, Bernice Weber. ROW l---Florence Reich, lean Eldredqe, Elaine Burkhead, Armilla Mleziva, leanne Grese, Rose Stuemptl, Eleanor Lowenstein, Ilelen Hildebrandt. ROW 2 Florence Betka, Ellen Beyer, Ivan- ette Groth, Florence Erdmann, Amy Pufahl, Dorothy Be-lter, Maraaret Banik, Dorothy L.1Montaane, loann Michaelson. ROW 3 Dorothy Raduechel, loyce Trudell, lloris Damon, Loretta Scholl, Ruby Baernke, Evelyn Aschbrenner, Elvera Meyer, Ruth Prochnow. ROW 4 Marcella Mathie, Marjorie Schultz, Alma Ebert, Virainia Ohm, Geraldine Voiqt, Violet Lana, Alma Diebel, Fern Holdridae, Mildred Krueaer. ROW 5 lane Clark, Marylouise Loomis, Helen Madden, Ruth Noble, Elinor Nowinski, Maraaret Richetto, Marjorie Lehman, Irene Meyers. 19-WAHISCAN-38 IUNIORS ROW l elim Robinson, Grantley Roriek, Ken- neth Poppe, Gilbert Leverance, Ole Larson, Iohn Reich, Alvin Drews, Bob lohnson. ROW 2 Glenn Erickson, lvan Kroehnke, Wilton Hanke, Myron Lazarz, Don Plant, Melvin Woller, Leo Blumenfeld, Frederick Krienke, Kermit Lavik. ROW 3 -Thomas Burqet, Wallace Ziebell, lohn Fitzgerald, lohn Siewert, Don Nowin- sky, Nyles Ohm, Henry Boller, Franklin Siewert. ROW 4 --Emery Ackerman, Carl Behrinq, Sam Ashcroft, lon Mason, LaVern Goetzke, Wilford Trantow, Marvin Butenhoff, Wm. Zawadzki, Wm. Younq, ROW 5 -Frederick Eqqebrecht, Gordon Zill- man, Iohn Kumbera, Gordon Klordahl, Carl Hummel, Earl Netzel, Elmer Kalinke, Wm. Porath, ROW l -Fred Doepke, Warren Prahl, Lauren Dudley, Bob Beltz, Frank Yates, Marlan Baumqardt, Robert Rhyner, Kenneth Wendori. ROW 2 Earl Smith, Carl Hansen, lsadore Zyduck, Bernard Platta, Anthony Milanowski, Elory Smith, Wilfred Carpenter, lim Wendori, Carl Millman. ROW 3 -Orville Peterson, Roqer Corbeille, Robert Wall, Daniel Hamers, Ioe Skarwecki, Harold Kasten, Ralph Schumacher, Ralph Mueller. ROW 4-Harvey Weiland, Leon Gaiewski, Franklin Larson, Warren Raese, Wilford Dalbec, Norman Trotzer, lack Kane, Don Nelson, Glen Taylor. ROW 5-George Bendrick, Norman Prei, Ed- mund Halkoski, Delmar Spatz, Albin Schulta, Eldred Platta, Peter Vnuk, Cecil Howland. ROW l-- Norbert Passehl, Russell Trask, Williard Gums, William Werba, Alvin Ka- ziak, Cassius Campbell, Wilbur Reid, David Blaher. ROW 2 -Euqene Gritzmacher, Warren Bach- mann, Fred Schuett, Lyle Beese, lames Sipplt Elmer Ahlmann, Maynard Scbubrina, Ray Sheldon, Glenn Wenzel. ROW 3--Iohn Treptow, Iohn Kleinschmidt, Elqard Grell, Albert Dahl, Elmer Hoeft, Alois Sheriinski, Warren Gavitt, Iames Erlandson. ROW 4--Robert Messerknecht, lack Wilson, Henry Etzweiler, Iohn Madet, Iohn Snieqoski, Warren Salzmann, Lester Voelker, Leander Porath, Warren Essells. ROW 5--Iohn Phillips, Don Schueler, Robert Staky, Frederick Fisher, Robert Varney, lack Mcllraith, George Krueger, DuWane Busse. 19-WAHISCAN-38 SOPHOMORES ROW l --'Roland Raasch, Edqar Kamke, Glen Goetzke, Ioseph Zadra, Walter l-lalkoski, Franklin Borchardt, Gerald Werqin, Dale McCutcheori. ROW 2 Charles Dallman, Robert Walraven, Donald Porath, Marshall Haqen, Herman Paske, Floyd Dahm, Gilbert Merwin, Herbert Thiele, Roger Strachota. ROW 3 lohn Case, Robert Warosh, Law- rence Narloch, lrvinq Trantow, Arnold Flor, Robert Hommerdinq, lohn Rinqle, Robert Platter. ROW 4 Adene Litzer, Georqe Mohelnitzky, Charles Reichhoff, Mark Dreyer, Paul leda- mus, Ellsworth Erdman, Harold Sperberq, Lawrence Gehrke, Myron Synnott. ROW 5 David Nowitzke, Millard Ruether, Chester Makowski, Andrew Vanaalis, Fran- cis Hintze, Tom Foster, Donald Gibcke, Dar- win Rounds. ROW l Leonard Norton, Willlam Zbella, Billy Montross, Adolph Auerbach, Georqe Lewitzke, Donald Tesch, Walter Habeck, Frank Goetsch. ROW 2 Robert Krueger, D'Estaina Bucklin, Lloyd Krueaer, Claude Boqert, Owen Vier- qutz, Stuart Assells, Frank Morman, Dick Heim, Orlin Pevonka. ROW 3 Lawrence Nowitzke, Gordon Kieffer, Wilbert Trempe, Edmund Toskoski, Mark Macxnuson, Warren Damon, Eugene Marth, Arthur Ziech. ROW 4 Edward Gonqaware, lamos Millard, Dave Christensen, Arnold Hildensperqer, Tom Plant, Bob Adams, Alvin Beneditz, Kenneth Laniqan. ROW 5 lack Olson, Howard Ionas, Dennis Mealey, Donald Towle, Russell Denk, Glen Hoenisch, George Drumm, Robert Dickinson, ROW l Caroline Damp, Ruth Holzem, Gen- eva Mecikalski, Louise Bruess, Sarah Man- thei, Dolores Nimz, Ioyce Neuman, Lucille Pope. ROW 2 Rosemary Lillie, Dorothy Priebe, Genevieve Boettcher, Dorxs Brockman, Vale- ria Behnke, Ruth Totsch, LaVerne Wieman, Betty Brooks, Delphine Steffen. ROW 3' -Marjorie Kraeaenbrink, Florence Wurz, Bernice Graveen, Dorothy Miller, Ruth Miller, Louise Wilke, Betty Zielsdort, Bernice Totsch. ROW 4 Betty Krueger, Iune Lee, Ieannette Kroll, Beverly Kimball, Erna Lassow, Betty Butzlatt, Betty Burns, Ruth Thurk, Beatrice Robert. ROW 5 Doris Libman, Bernice Netz, Anita Krohn, Eldora Splettstozer, Theodora Iaecks, Lorraine O'Leary, Marion Zahorek, Arlene Eckes. 19-WAHISCAN-38 SOPHOMORES ROW l Mildred Will, Fawn Darelius, Ethol Lemnier, Dorothy Denfeld, Doris Will, Georg- ette Rousseau, Viola Nelson, Cecilia Searinq. ROW 2 -Dora Radue, Ethel Iohnson, Winifred Gensrnann, Marion Fell, Dorothy Heidernann, Betty Tesch, Elaine Passow, LaVonne Dehl- ing, Ruth Schulz. ROW 3 Rose Blumenfeld, Dorothy Bloom- quist, Lorraine Bloom, Gertrude Parsch, Helen Bliss, Betty Christian, Irene Dolloff, Arleno Bloom. ROW 4-- Marianne Mosher, Mary Van Loan, lean Mcllraith, lean Wilson, Mildred Zimmer- mann, Valta Olson, Bernice Perske, Catherine lversen, LaVerne Piehl. ROW 5 --Catherine Nowak, Irene Radanl, Mary Podruch, Catherine Jaeger, Eileen Owen, Elizabeth Budzynski, Elaine Marie Ohlsen. Hedtlce, ROW l - Robert Mosher, Wilbert Iaecks, Williani Nyholm, lames Ptaff, Kenneth Krause, Norman Zarnke, Ervin Christian, Sargent. Leonard ROW 2 -Rowlen Fidler, Delbert Rick, Edmund Torzewski, Ralph Dahm, Elmer Bremer, Leo Bychinski, Raymond Edenhofer, Iohn Perske, Wilbur Spletstoeser. ROW 3--Delmer Kickhoefer, Anne Breiten- feldt, Gene Beckman, Robert Borchardt, Victor Kletzin, Earl St. Austin, Raymond Beilke, Iarnes Wood. ROW 4 -Orvtn Matteson, George Radtke, Bud Marceau, Leonard Reinhart, Robert Gaulke, George Beilke, Donald Conklin, Clifford Erdrnann, Dale Burk. ROW 5---Vernon Feck,Charles Pleier Leonard Gensrnann, David Tobey, Francis Breiten- stein, Daniel Adanlc, Robert Mueller, Edward Czerinski. ROW l Lawrence Luedtke, Stewart Ander- son, Lawrence Fox, Iames Paulson, Donald Olson, Clifford Koshalek, Ernest Hoff, Donald lung, George Klimek. ROW 2- -Edward Ryan, Norman Rudell, Billy Miller, Conrad Schepp, Lloyd Schultz, Verdon Schwarm, Silas Krause, Louis Kordus, Doug- las Graham, Jerome Le Sage. ROW 3 --Bob Ionas, Ray Landrath, I-larry Glenetslce, Bob Holden, Wallace Wurz, Eugene Ramthum, Rubert Sandholm, Lloyd Etter, Quinton Kieffer. ROW 4 -Cyril Salsieder, Russell Eisenman, Leo Kordus, Ernest Timm, Alvin Holt, LeRoy Opper, Wallace Radtke, Raymond Reichl, Alvin Schoeman, William Petzold. ROW 5 Hubert Carpenter, Wallace Flees, Arnold Clarkowski, Raymond Rui, Elmer Peterson, Robert Vaughn, Lloyd Riemer, Myles Van Sleet. 19-WAHISCAN-38 SOPHOMORES ROW l -Marion Fletcher, Lorraine Schmitz, Katherine Kohl, Louise Papendorf, Dorothy Sindeler, Ruth Poeske, Marie Regner, Betty Rosenau. ROW 2 Marion Augustine, Virginia Bauer, Mary Abrams, Shirley Nelson, Marjorie Lee, Mable Bessert, Florence Weinkauf, Lita Nel- son, Mary Stone. ROW 3 Virginia Rozuniialski, Evelyn Erick- son, Bernice Andreski, Hedwig Weisser, Arleigh Lange, Evelyn Chagnon, Anita Drunim, Alice Zweck. ROW 4 Adeline Siegmund, Virginia Darnick, Florence Schiefelbein, Patsy Gurow, Marcella Paulus, Anna Kleinheinz, Elinore Miller, Betty Hunger, Bettie lean Heyman. ROW 5 Sylvia Laabs, Ruth Lang, Rose Lang, Doris Haupt, Betty McArthur, Nylia Neidhold, Elizabeth Wachtl, Enid Christian. ROW l Doris Klaprat, Grace Gaedtke, Flor- ence Pospyhalla, Mary Doris Witeck, Lorraine Grade, Iune Trask, Elaine Baumgardt, Mar- garet Skarwecki. ROVV 2 Helen Kuehl, Monica Klirnek, Edna Kittel, Anna Gottschalk, Bernice Rasmussen, Ellen Mae Brown, Lorraine Foster, Virginia Fitzke, Bernice Schaefer. BOW 3 -fVirginia Streich, Patricia Toomey, Margaret Conway, Kathleen Launier, Helen Dietnieyer, Betty Gruett, Edna Dassler, Florence Von Kanel. BOW 4 fAdele Waite, Dorothy Sobkowiak, Evelyn Tirnerman, Marcale Wood, Roselyn Smith, Agatha Belke, Donald Puckett, Donald Ie-sse, Wirth Hall. ROW 5 Merel Seehaier, Roy Passow, Donald Edwards, Louis Schulman, George Cortright, Wilbert Kopp, Lawrence Rudell, Howard Young. BOW l Virginia Krueger, Beatrice Kezur, Mary Ioyce Bibby, Margie Oleson, Ioanne Prahl, Dorothy Ziemann, Evelyn Zoborowski, Nancy Ann Dexbicks. ROW 2 Verna Kleinschmidt, Dorothy Towle, Louise Garske, Joyce Fitzgerald, Helen Ed- monds, Charlotte Colle, lean Clark, Bernice Ostrowski, Loretta Lambrecht. BOW 3 Mary Bauer, Ada Seavers, Arlene lanke, Fern Jonas, Gloria Hott, Florence Krueger, Ruth Hoets, Gertrude Kostrzeski. ROW 4 Enola Mae Ross, Lillian Ostrowske, Gertrude Sandberg, Carmin Schubring, Ruth Schillak, Laura Sell, Ruth Kane, Dorothy Murray, Ruth Rehtz. BOW 5 Geraldine Christianson, Avis Smith, Elsie Baumann, Harriet Gavitt, Alice Olson, Phyllis Meilahn, Betty Zimmer, Lena Kick- busch. 19-WAHISCAN-38 SOPHCMO RES k fi , imlcl FMIW l Slwln 'y Hcwlm-11'u l cn rllv Ll llrixm Plwskw, lmw Vfwssta-rv xumx, Phylllsi Af:c'l1lbx'ffx1m'x, M1 lufivll, Elxzlllwtlx lllmflltl, lizmlml-:L Hoiserm Mfllvll Kr-xstwrm. HOVU 12 Bflllylf1fw111x1'111,Lx1 wllfr Wfvffakn, llm wld, llulll llllm umm Esrlwn u xx Zlkxllfxll, llunvw 'l'xvll:n'l, Nlfrxxw Uxlmm, BUTT Bf1fw111m1, lXflflllU1lff 'l u1f11v1, Mfuy Bllmcl Ccllwl Kxflussv, Vlrlxmfx Wmfswl, Vlflxynorxx Hfxmilulm. HOW' 3 Cfllxlvxlff Mllfavlwfxll, Hxrulgl llnw arm, fhlly 'l'lwLi.mx, Blll Chrmlmlm, Axlllm lf:14'l1lr1hl1c'l1, Gwwl sw llllsrzs, l ,lvmy Ovwl, llflll Sllfwxtwfxxx, Hussiswll Vllolulclml, Hlxvlvwxx lkxllam ROVV' l Mczxy lw1l1l, lfmll Klttwl, lwmu Vfyl M 1:'1w'l'OwlH,lfll:-x' Svlwxluwxt, H+'lw11vK.11 Lllvlllw VV'w1sm.1rm, lwmm Slfv!1l:,llvlf1n Fu my nk HOVV 2 l'1n'l4 l'l111fw, Blufw Vfxlkv, Hcullmd Pmxu Mluvm llllxfwxww, lllxxwfs 'l'l1ylr11, lu Kfwfsafz, Kmml tlu Hxlxvlm He1Y1l1'1Il liulurgl, lllvm KrXlp1I4'kw, lfly All 111. RCDW fi Hxvlmxrl Grmcllxw, l'l-xlv lVl1.!o1, Bo Svlmllow, llfxlf- lhxlllzr-Ll, Kwuxml l-Hwyfv ul Bxuftw Kfllly, l,rRmy Alxxwrnrrluxl, lkfwxeftt Vlxn dvliifzillp, Vrlxrxkllrw Gxltlvwss li 1 RCPW 4 lumy Husirll, limlwvl Hxllxxlmsslm l'll1x1ar1c:rw !Xzsvl1lwLmxxxm, lllm Fzwxvflvy, Mulv in Lyon VV111, Amdlwwffl, lmu Txlttm, Tom Fury Tom Hmwuwzxx, Kvrrzwllw Pnt'1 HOVV l l,A1Vw111l- K-wyzs, l Gvxlxxlciv Umm, Clwxlxlclxxw Ilzsyq my Rlfrxlvlxw IH rw:-, Elm P1l:s, Slrmm Tl-fix, lllllll H: xdtkfx ROW 2 N xilmlw Holulv, bunk, Bwlty Adfxrmz, Amin Mulrfry, llmmiw Lflxlm, lflzzmn Gnu-rx, Elsslw Ehlmx. ROVV 3 Mfilwy llfwlulu, lml nunw Gillxcxm, Lfruzfr Alln Mlxxmrw Flultmx, lluxlsz Cmcvltkw, Kvxllxlr-ww: Rfwvlx. -1 lon, Arm llvrn ,rllifiluf las Vzrflurx Ewqlw Cui-1'f1lf hm 1ly Luwdtlus, Bully Weflxxk-Illl, lim llomllly KIJHIVII VV'14'lx4u.Z, Kllllll yu - llxlrslvrx, Bwxxxxu :ful l'Vlwxxl5oxx, Vu 115 BL-assault, lVl'I11O IUNIORS ROW I Ie-fxnette Puckett Mnrlorie Prey Kennoih Wrdmer Chcrrles Zclstrow Mxllon lVIc1cDons1ld ROW 2 Robert Taft Robert DeB1'ouX Sherman Wmte Francis BICICIGI' Robvrl Reynolds SOPHOMORES ROWI - Dionm Luock Gernrfnne Blunw Helen Rrndley Shirley Rasmussen Emd Stcrnke Plryllxs Mans-cke ROW 2 Irnm Hall Lucille Lobemcx Roy Icmqer Ennl Reissnmnn Dorothy SIIOIJDI' Belly Wilde CLASS OFFICERS ROVJ 1 - Lenz: Klckbusclr llnve Burden Eldred Koschnmnn Phyllrs Mmnecko ROW 2 Curl Millrnun Robert Reynolds Mlllon MacDonald SENIOR OFFICERS President: Dave Burden Vlce-President: Imnes Sweet Secretcrryt Clnrfrbelle Kroprdlowskl Trecxsurer: Eldred Koschnmnn IUNIOR OFFICERS President: Robert Reynolds Vxce-Preslde-nl: Curl Mlllnmn Secretary: Wilhcxm Younq TTGGSLITQII Mllion Mcrcllonnld SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President: l-Iurvey Scholfield Vice-President: Lenn Klckbusclr Secretary: Phyllrs Munecke Treasurer: Orlin Pevonkcl ORGANIZATIONS SECTION XTRA-CURRICULAR activities outside the realm ot athletics are presented in words and pictures in the ensuing section. We have tried to use as many pictures and as few words as possible. All ot the small sketches are not intended to be taken seriously, but are lett to your own interpretation. 50 W- E M' WUHNIX r 5 W f W' lvnhf W I 'rr a 41,1 -rp, ,,,a W MW at F, .1 ..E ' -VVW ,, , f '-Q-1af::,L:,ggQ.jg X Q 5 v Z. O .4 ,xii x fl.. , N ! , ' H 'Q-Ei? f ' . .I 'T 'T ff V dv 1. ... ,ant ,AA -44 Ba 4 magma y 4 vm:- h,. 2 . --W W, M-. -wkfev 3 up ..--wr.. .X-rem +11-4-1.24,9111--v-.cm H'-In E 5 1 ,, f,,, W '. Nw- WL4 I Mx l-k-,.' Q ,.! f. h W k!flfi'f-W -'-1' 'fan 1 , PM. A tit? - '-11 A Y--J ff ' A, GRGANIZATIONS 51 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year twentyetive seniors comprise the Wausau Chap- ter No. lO'72 ot the National Honor Society. They are selected by the faculty on the basis ot scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mr. Stanley K. Norton is the chapter adviser. Officers 1937-1938 President Mary Schuetz Vice-President Mary lane Beneditz Secretary Dunbar Schuetz Treasurer lames Sweet Mary Schuetz Mary lane Beneditz Dunbar Schuetz lames Sweet Harold Bliss Don Fredriclcson Lorraine Heinrichs Edward I-lochtritt Eldred Koschrnann Ted Oppegard Matthew Reichl Virginia Callies 19-WAHISCI-TNQQ Class oi 1938 Lee Darnon Elizabeth Hett Clarabelle Kropidlowslci Selma Lange lean Meydam Arthur Paske Georgiana Sampson Russell Schrnidt Norah Till Harold Trittin Rita Wex Margot Woodson Irene Zeit 52 ROW l--Mary Schuetz, Clarabelle Kro- pidlowski, Elizabeth Hett, Lorraine Hein- richs, Rita Wex, Norah Till, Mary lane Beneditz, Virginia Callies. ROW 2 Georqiana Sampson, Margot Woodson, Iames Sweet, Arthur Paske, Russell Schmidt, lean Meydam, Selma Lange, Irene Zeit. ROW 3----Harold Trittin, Don Fredrickson, Dunbar Schuetz, Ted Oppegard, Matt Reichl, Eldred Koschmann, Lee Damon, Edward Hochtritt. ROW 1 -- Catherine Coleman, Selma Lange, Ruth Sawyer, Ioann Tesch, lean Meydam, Mary Schuetz, Georgiana Sampson, Christine Olson. ROW 2-Mr. Norton, Barbara Stone, Don Fredrickson, Art Paske, Ralph Mirmcm, Marjorie Atherton, Mr. Diddams. ROW 3--Ervin Lambrecht, Norman Gritz- macher, Russell Schmidt, Eldred Kosch- mann, Ted Oppegard, Roger Corbeille, Bertell MacDonald, Spencer Doty. K.- p Wit I w 5421? S sf QUILL AND SCROLL This year twenty-one seniors and juniors were initiated into the Wausau Senior High School chapter of the Quill and Scroll Society. The twenty-one are composed oi members oi the Skyrocket and Wahiscan editorial and business statis. The requirements are: He must be at least a junior: he must have a high scholastic rating: he must have done distinctive work in journalism ot some high school publication: he must be approved by the national secretary. Mr. Stanley K. Norton, director ot publications, and Mr. D. G. Diddams, business adviser ot publications, are the chapter advisers. International Honorary Society For High School Iournalists Officers 1937-1938 President Don Fredrickson Vice-President Ralph Mirman Secretary Gerald Hooker Class oi 1938 Ted Oppegard Georgiana Sampson Mary Schuetz Marjorie Atherton Catherine Coleman Bertell MacDonald lean Meydam Barbara Stone Norman Gritzmacher Ellen lane Liljeqvist Class of 1939 Ioann Tesch Ruth Sawyer Elizabeth Howard Roger Corbeille Christine Olson Don Fredrickson Ralph Mirman Gerald Hooker Spencer Doty Ervin Lambrecht Selma Lange Art Paske Russell Schmidt Eldred Koschmann 53 E:W5!IEQ5Hf38 P d ckson Norton Diddams Mirman L q Te sch Feicht Goetzke Pcxske Doty Schmidt Lambrecht 1938 WAHISCAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Class Editor Orqanization Editor Snapshots Co-Editors Sports Editor Advertising Manager Typists Editorial Adviser Business Adviser 19-WAHISCAN-38 Don Fredrickson Ralph Mirrnan Selma Lange Art Paske Russell Schmidt Spencer Doty Ervin Lambrecht loan Tesch Catherine Feicht Ieanette Goetzke Stanley K. Norton Donald G. Diddams 54 WAHISCAN ASSISTANTS ROW 1 Eleanor Lowenstein, Mar- garet Deutsch, Marjorie Atherton, Catherine Coleman, Barbara Stone, 1-lelyn White. ROW 2 lane Iewson, Elaine Fineran, Robert Klang, Dunbar Schuetz, LeRoy Olson, Ruth Hanson, lean Meydam. tNot on picture -Bertell MacDonald, Dorothy Burkhart, LaVerne Kellnhau- ser.J 1 WAHISCAN An annual is a fine thing for any school to have, and we all certainly hope that it will be continued in the school so as to become a regular institution in the Wausau High School. An Annual is the lasting record and pleasant re' minder of high school days. These words are quoted from a venerable source: Volume Cne of the Wausau High School Annual, published in May, 1917. The hope of those pioneers has become a reality, for the Wahiscan is truly a regular institution. Four thousand copies have been sold during the past five years, and this year nearly one thousand pupils will become possessors of Volume Twenty-Two. lncidentally, for the benefit of those statistically inclined, We cite some comparative figures: in 1917, there were one hundred ten seniors: today, three hundred fourteen: the 1917 book had one hundred twenty-four pagesg todays one hundred thirty-six. The 1938 staff just as sincerely hopes that the Wahiscan will continue to be a regular institution, and that in 1960 it will be just as difficult to persuade owners of the 1938 edition to part with their copies as it is today to convince those who possess a 1917 book that they should donate it to the school library or Wahiscan files. No staff could wish for a more eloquent tribute to the product of its labors. ss 19-WAHfSCANl38 Hooker Norton Sawyer Diddams Gritzmacher Schuetz Oppegard Howard Sampson Koschmann 1937-1938 SKYROCKET STAFF Editorial Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...................... .... G erald Hooker Managing Editor ..... ......... R uth Sawyer Copy Editor .......... ........ M ary L. Schuetz Head Prootreader ..... ..... E ldred Koschmann Columnist .......... .............. T ed Oppegard Feature Editor ........ ............. E lizabeth Howard Boys' Sports Writers .... .... L auren Dudley, David Barden Girls' Sports Writers .... ..... H elen Etzkin, Dorothy Winetzki Exchange Editor ...... ................. M arian Graham Book Reviews .......................... Georgiana Sampson Rewrite Man ............................... lsadore Zyduck Typists-Eugene Slagoski, Marian Morgan, Pearl Dominski, Elizabeth Hett, Ursula Horn, Dorothy Iakubowski, Patricia MacArthur. Copy Readers-Evelyn Aschbrenner, Gladys Swenson, Rita Wex. Proof Readers-Berneta Gottung, Evelyn Koschmann, Gregory Turner. Reporters-Mary Lou Stone, Adelaide Blaskowsky, Margaret Conway, Lena Kickbusch, Iames Klein, Kathleen Laumer, Shirley Mae Nelson, Herman Paske, Orville Peterson, Mil- lard Ruether, Catherine Gottschalk, Barbara Anderst, Louise Garske, Faye Deutch, Bettyrose Zimmer, Wilma Zimmerman, Delores Hahnheiser, and Betty Dvorak. Business Staff BUSINESS MANAGER ................ Norman I. Gritzmacher Bookkeeper ............ .. ............ Susan Huckbody Prooireader ............................ Ellen lane Liljequist Circulation Manager ......................... Charles Brand Advertising Solicitors--Ellen lane Liljequist, Milton MacDonald, Christine Olson, Roger Corbeille, Vivian Tisdale, and lack Wilson. Publications Advisory Staff Director of Publications ................... Stanley K. Norton Business Adviser ........ ....... D . G. Diddams 56 ROW 1 'Betty Rose Zimmer, Mary Lou Stone, Lena Kiclcbusch, Evelyn Kosclimann, Kathleen Laumer, Dorothy lakubowski, LaVine Huchnertuss, Dorothy Winetzki, Catherine Gottsclialk, Ruth Holzcni. ROW 2-Betty Dvorak, Barbara Anderst, Gladys Swenson, Doris Enqelberth, Bcrneta Gottuna, Pearl Doniinski, Margaret Conway, Rita Wex, Vivian Tisdale, ROW 34 Adelaide Blaskowsky, Shirley Mae Nelson, Evelyn Aschhrenner, Dolores Hahnheiser, Wilnia Zimmerman, Elizabeth Hett, Ursula Horn, Pat McArthur, Helen Etzkin, Louise Garske. ROW 4 Milton MacDonald, Dave Barden, lsadoro Zyduck, Herman Paske, Millard Ruetlier, Euqene Slaqoski, Roaer Carheille, Greaory Turner. SKYROCKET Published every three weeks during the school year, the Skyrocket aims to accomplish these purposes: to record and announce school events, to promote all worthwhile activities, to serve as a unifying torce in the school, to provide a medium tor the pupils' creative ability, and to advertise the school in our own and other communities. The first- and second-semester journalism classes each published one issue as part ot their regular class Work. 57 THE SKYROCKET 151512 14 Seniors Initiated Into Honor Society Piiiieipei Bannerman i Eefeniive infra-Mufai Juages AWff11'dTotal of 25 Sports Program Gains High Ratingi-jlected From Under Olson's Direction To Skyrocket Class of i33 Assumes New Dutiesg Assured Co-operatlon U - I MDRMEMNMN Bulletin ' ' 7 . New Feaftul-6 mi d ,f.:f,:l':iffli:,ILAL-.iii Senior C 355 'n-ns PAPI-IR mscslvi-in 1 55 SQHIOYS k Wm Be Used :ri q:i::' : :i.:'::i:.': play Booked Fm P5513 CRWCS ...IEL?,i2Q'zE5AQt2.i:.,'g ' ' , mm, ...iii .mi in -eq .im me . 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Q ie-mi-m. - hm !ilJi.Xl,Il5:inZS'.l.Qi'LiEF2ZK M3-33-'yQ5i5fef:,fiw-.Casts Working on Annual e i Attend veeiimmal Si-hool: -Duu m nm in mw :: :- 53333535-vfP'0iP S0fEm' ggggggqg,3g7grn,5g,,5g3gQQ2gf Three One-Act Plays i 6 ...ggi ' eff We - -Q -- ee-V - l. .i.-mx.: mir Wausau DebateTeam -eel Gwen No gnc ii5'i:'4 'd'fifilii 'i40llf . , A mNcs,c,xPs nn cowss lSixheen chase T .,.-Subtle f::'ffj1f':, ,jfQ, :fh':f,f:, WIHS Slxth Place In U'Sf fSS3H-'SHN'-M' Df- 9 6 iiLiif'2:i2i.,:i, '-'fe'-M' District Tournament Canine, and Dance To 226 ' ' A f:1.if12f 1' ' ' Fungi 2025352321 The . ameiature Annual Homecoming M ,e . aj ' . ,rem F rlday and Saturday, Next Week ,i iw. fi., ,,,- S ye W on func mn 'mx nn r V- AP I dp d F ' .. mi: K5 . Se 15 Appllcanrs ireziziiz in, ,,m,,,,m! . egxns ason Gain Positions EWS i weexiemi ef ceuenniif-.ii .ii.e.i,i.i..i mil.: n .. - ' . S ri ,g ' 0 0' HeL Fnday l OTES 3333331-liifniir 13 ,i...,..,jf- ' l , Homme to OW Seam Wh OH Skyl'OCkCt i W N , Home comes: for farilinal Nr' 9 , l'lO1lS3ntl ii-,,,,e,,,, Tmm: Mmbm of i 'rf' ' r' ' ' ' , '-ui-p win be in xi-if aim. The T, HK R Cuts 'rryaue Articles ueeq As 'nie nge-v cies-A. .V ei-if.-in me - i 5 -A OUK'mt5SQ1f',, iii .fffmllfiiiifiiaiif -ff :fr::: .L2,:1:ng.z::,:i,:mag era To Be r .m ni, ii-.iii In DYIVC New Sun cm, 'rneeii-i-iieiiimiiie..,v..e.i:.v..4 p , Agnual Mock Presented by Debate Given Choir Dec, 6-7 Wausau School Felimy 10 -'melee ef P-Je-eff 'S Third HOCRSY Team Again fa-6S3ef21i'2fQf1 gsilii ' v tu ent Ouncl ' 1.euw.i.ei..,..isr..fni,me. ' tm e Clalms Valley Tltle State Convention Commlttees 'fi 'h v QXQI M V2 mf. .L -7' i-Bl Cf f i i,......i .i.i ..'..li-H w .i he me x i me ir. f' a ...K by 'rw Perrin-mer M S ' i v iv' ef Admi, M3P5:5g'jff2'i211rrfifrai ,ai ii Cardinal Quintet t F1l'1lSl'16S Second In - Chosen For Speeqh Contest Hints to Santa Held In Madison Junior Pro I My on iieeeeiivemiime A 1 WgnBreiS1egiay Safety.Reason 1121 M ,,,: yirigg., 1305-.., GW, F .ii.e..,m.,..iiii. ii. . .i,. For Dlvldlng ll and Scroll to FOUR WAUEEPEQEQENTS Fm' C ' LESESTLQZ A bl. Cf M ed' A111270 COM . ,.,,, ef . . 'BEST . , li..,1ri'.L?:' S563 :GSO asifveek Inltlflte 21 From u....e.iui. nf, mmeen..-ebeiievxiniwu H. L I mme' -ag - . 3m:p,1:.w,gd:,:vp1:,133135235 ERB S Publlcatlon Staffs -f, .ii se..-3, eejzgiblgiglsei-rel , .e firmer? io, 'c Horsmu urs- . 3'l:Qf3i55'lf.5Egg MW cmagnesn ,Lani i.,E',m'Z Symptoms of Sprung Fever 2::f'f.:: ,i1.1P',:':::' B, d Gabrilska - - M Seen Around Hzgh School ' -' V min v iiiifml ' Student fi X5 is I W i' iliflli APPnoAcmNc Minstrel Shpw .f And Xlomliu vhu will -mn rhnr mm The ojibe Ciijjf W-ws Tome-Ven -, 1 wl:m.Li ml: by U. ... i-ii iii.-. i. Byglee Club H0100 - -wing S' ' ' Fmwv EDM-B The Average School e.,i..,.i.....ii.,e.eiiiM,,,ii Tl 'Hd FUOF- FA, , , -.-e , 26 and 27 in High semi W Ginfff. , Hee.. Hiett Gives -1- WW- U - Day vi an Average Fem ' wi gpg THE CUFFZ'L?::xi? ififjieijfgjfumbw, Dame 1256 Pupils Ma,,yN0ve1tie5 'a1?:'2.5:'1:i:r:H:::L:.,.'.f Enrolled In Presented at l1'nifTlf lIT:1hl..: '. .Q , 4' I ' i Pwr IN om murmwc - High Schoo pep Meetingsffl, Th' 'f ' ' 1 ,seuni i . . Nl-:w nsuwu svsmn P70055 A SWCCC-73 Risen wil. ein ie in use pup: ,Im In umm My 'M I hm W-Studentg I ' A C 9 Q i.. .i i , .ii .i.,i. - , - , Y A MMM tm ummm M ei-mea aienm -vrimiebeiii om.-' , , +R '+.. 9' ' ,lf QduefegineeMeryl.eii1-i-n-f.ne-.1 on Monday nmhu I, mi in h h N X ' bb ' nor l r n A nr ur- ' . mm-nn ulnn ' 4- 4 cu rare 2 f V- f Do You Have i.,1.L.ilI.Si5J1'.,.I2i'?i.I7'TiiT,iiZ,1gggggi'qgQ':ggh I K -'jg-MAillii--illii--.-fmi. in Make the W yi rm an L A Pet Peeve: ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,- ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,?L9,,, WW dm wh in mmm! H.r..ii.is.m,iiii.en..h..iimaui. Honor Roll Q . . - - - IW. 3 M ix , Oathq-akenby i.. .i 91 Averagesw, um, ,gf',g,.e.y9gg, ., N , e i.ye..ei..,f.ii.e..mii...i.-.i...., . , A ' M--fm-ii-----W-num -0- Q , x -' ,A n 1 r i.m.,,,i.. ii.. .Min 4 3 V dem: New Council Subs Parade . g 9 ,,,,.1a..,4:,. I he rnlvu- Ianni ro . . At Assembly :::::r:.r.::r:l:, ....C'a1mGdby103li.h,..,im,,..... h my q M- I' -1.. ,ep .mem .i . perm. '41 i., fm., num mia in ceepei-.lien Pmmieea Qruncilxlgen:::.iiIinx-nvianniiei1.nli::o:imliiT'id 0PWn d 'Md' School ' iiiamsiiifilifxfu' TM .em ... .hi ..i..ibxy ,mei .mi B, Re,,,,,,,,mm t em my ei.. nu. mei, M iiiii. Seniors win. Avenue of ag . . leelellme..iee',eey'g-mi rr. nee' 0 ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, I , I EM ed K h d G1 in 0-ne, remieiei, .mi u - W' Gm' ' i,m'i.v..ff.fil Gff',eB'5 ESS-- 'l 'l'ai5'i, 7 I nu an' .l we ll me D 1 W ,f,,f.i:i-rf.,.i i . 19-WAHISCAN-38 58 PIRATES OF PENZANCE The high school choir, under the direction of Miss Iosep- phine Darrin, presented the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, Pirates of Penzance , on December 6 and 7. Leading parts were taken by Melvin Brockrnan, Marlan Baumqardt, lames Salay, Russell Schmidt, lack Wilson, Paul Iedamus, Frederick Richard, Alice Hooker, Helen Madden, Betty Klosterman, Helen Hilde- brandt, Lorraine Nelson, and Iris Bicktord. The cast also in- cluded choir members and members of the boys' glee club. S9 19-WAHISCAN-38 CHOIR , Ieanne Giese, lane hush, Elaine Burson ck lie Ki Wilke, Rosa Iedamus, Lou se rie Ma sther Blank, Erna , E Betka eifer, Elaine Kopplin, Florence th Ki urner, Irene Radant, Ru La SH l eKathle ROW Graebel, Elaine Sanders lesse, Dor s Enale- Wilson, Margaret Gaedtke, lean ckiord, Norma Bi lrs Lorraine Nelson, Chaqnon, Verona Huebner, Dorothy Meuret, Betty lane Dahm, Evelyn L id 2 AMarqaret Schm ROW Berlilc Iane berth, Ellen Salay lrene Rakow, James Hagen, Anne Zyduck, TUG Al Norma Maaser, ak e Now hite, Catherin W Helen Ross, Mae Enola Hooker, Ruth Hammen, ROW 3-Alice Bud Lavick, it Kickhoefer, Kerm 1' Delma endorf, W qand, Kenneth Wi uplich, Anita Strehlow, Dorothy St Y ssen, Bett TO McC nrichs, lvadelle Hei X19 rask, Helen Madden, Lorrai T HHS I 44 ROW Kusmes Dave Nowitzke, Chester, Kulpinski Hahn, in Millard, Edw ES Bruce Kelly, Iam i, nce Gorsk I9 Helrnuth Stobhe, Cla idt Schrn ll Russe yner, Vernon Peck, Don Plant, Rh 5 V-Gerald ROW Schulenburq, Marlan Baurnqardt, Elroy Hirsch, Paul Iedarnus, Elroy Horak Richard, Russell E senman, Iames ck Frederi dina, Har Orville Porath, Eisenman, Leander Mark 54 ROW Z Nim wards, Ted Oppeqard, Henry Ed den, Don rt Ei Gums, Hube Willard Kumber a, Ralph Scholz, Iohn rkee, urtney Du Co lson. Ne Donovan t ROW 7-Iohn Kleinschrnid BOYS' GLEE CLUB Miss Iosephine Darrin, Director ROW l--Helmuth Stobbe, Russell Eiseman, Alois Sheriinski, Louis Podruch, Marlan Baumqardt, Mark Eisenman, Gerald Rhyner, lerome Loberqer, Earl Smith. ROW 2fGerald Hooker, Don Goetsch, Eldred Platta, Paul ledamus, Arthur Eschen- bach, Russell Schmidt, Hilbert Kuialk, Lawrence Reiche, Warren Bachmann. ROW 3--Arnold HOQQ, l41Ck Wilson, Kenneth Widmer, Elroy Horak, George Bliese, Clarence Grap, Henry Nimz, Bob Beltz, Mark Maqnuson. ROW 4- -Verron Peck, lay Allen, Leonard Sargent, Melvyn Brockman, Bob Humphrey, Iohn Kitchell, Spencer Doty, Ralph Mirman, Iohn Fogarty, Iames Salay. ROW 5---Chester Kulpinski, Iohn Kleinschmidt, Leander Porath, Donovan Nelson, Ted Oppeqard, Edwin Hahn, lames Schulenburq, Bruce Kelly, Frederick Richard. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Miss Iosephine Darrin. Director ROW 1-Erna Marie ledamus, Helen Sternberq, Clarissa Usadel, Mae Morgan, Margaret Schmidt, Doris Enqelberth, Mary Doris Witeck, Betty McArthur. ROW 2----Ruth Kieffer, Betty layne Baseman, lean Wilson, Louise Wilke, Rosalie Kickbush, Elaine Burson, Virginia Slaqle, Enid Christian, Bernice Weber. ROW 3--Adelaide Blaskowsky, Betty Eiseman, Adele Waite, Marianne Mosher, Carolyn Damp, lean Clark, Charlotte Colle, Mildred Zimmerman, Ada Seavers, Ruth Sawyer. ROW 4-Alice Hooker, Helen Madden, Bette lane Klosterman, Lucille Swierzy, Beatrice Dezur, Adelaide Garske, Marion Seehaeter, Esther Blank, Dorothea Hattstaedt ROW 5-Audrey Iirovec, Lita Nelson, Norah Till, Kathleen Laumer, Ruth Trantow. MADRIGAL GROUP Miss Josephine Darrin, Director ROW l-Erma Marie ledamus, Esther Blank, Ellen lane Berlik, Bette lane Kloster- mann, Ruth Kieffer, Helen Madden, Lorraine Heinrichs, Alice Hooker. 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QQ- Q.Q22 mica: ago'-E4 QEQQ QW..-5 SQUIE- Nigga 5259.8 CD '0 Qizqsm QM' Swgg 93+-,Q Ejjrnc EETQQ 'Q ,Umm 501.3 bf?-G. CDGJO5: 214-DQ .EMU Qwgg H-Q4.Q E534 Q.g..,q Ifvlfv In-Quo E 2335 Q Q s-T GJ ohnson, t, Charles Mill F-1 .Q Q Q IT IT QQ 'DE .QS Em Q52 QD Ea QD EUS 55 EE ,Q gb .Q go ,rm 4.55 QE Q13 U3 Ia om, ski, Kenneth 2 CQ ,NA U 5.5 C 2 gl!! in' N Q an .Q o 9Y, Q Q.. 541 3 Hilda urrill, , Dale Kinn CC! E Bo Adel e ke, Harold Hahnheiser. UIQ go C52 TQ U Dolores IQ Ms gr-K O Di EEE? The annual three onefact plays were presented Novem- ber 22 and 23 by the Dramatic Club under the direction ot Miss Lillian Bohl and Miss Arlene Ross. The cast oi The Boy Comes Home consisted ot Alice Kleinheinz, Francis Bick- ler, Maraaret Prehn, and Kenneth Widmer. lames Sweet, Glen Neesley, Harvey Scholtield, and lames Salay had the leads in the Game ot Chess . Curse You, lack Dalton! was played by lrene Zeit, Ruth Noble, Rita Wex, lohn Kitchell, Alex Blumenfeld, Dunbar Schuetz, and Anna Mae Cfilharn. 19-WAHISCAN-38 64 THE GAME OF CHESS THE BOY COMES HOME CURSE YOU, IACK DALTON! ROW l-Dorothy Raduechel, Mary L. Schuetz, Doris Groif, Marcelle Mathes, Lorraine Kramer, Lucille Swierzy, Ruth Till, lane Karl. ROW 2fMiss Ross, Faye Deutch, Evelyn Koschmann, Pearl Borchardt, Ruth Noble, Helen Madden, Ieon Eldridqe, Eleanor Lowenstein, Miss Bohl. ROW 3-V-Marqaret lean Mohr, Verna Larson, Eleanor Kath, Eunice Hackbart, Mar- garet Deutsch, Norah Till, Ellyn Sandholm, Verona Huebner. ROW 4f fAlene Turner, Georqiana Sampson, Betty lane VanLieW, Marjorie Atherton, Lorraine Heinrichs, Barbara Stone, Catherine Coleman, Florence Levandoski, Alice Kleinheinz, ROW 5 Kenneth Widmer, Francis Bickler, Alex Blumenfeld, Ted Oppeqard, Dunbar Schuetz, Bob Humphrey, Iames Sweet, Dick Chase. DRAMATIC CLUB Officers President Alex Blumenfeld Vice-President lames Sweet Secretary Ted Oppeqard Treasurer Dunbar Schuetz Three one-act plays are put on each year by the Dramatic Club. Their purpose is to provide opportunity tor participa- tion in dramatic activities. The plays this year were The Boy Comes Home , The Game ot Chess , and Curse You, lack Dalton . Miss Lillian Bohl and Miss Arlene Ross are the directors and advisers. 65 T?-wAHts5i1i-as STUDENT COUNCIL Ofiicers Presidentflst semester Harold Bliss 2nd semester Ted Cppegard Commissioner ot School Activities Carl Millman Commissioner ot Social Activities - Lorraine Nelson Commissioner ot Finance lst semester Harold Trittin 2nd semester Gregory Turner Commissioner of Publicity Iris Bicktord Head Cheer Leader Billy Thompson Secretary Rita Wex The Student Council was organized to give the students an opportunity to take part in the government ot the school. Consisting of an executive council and the home room repre- sentative, the Council is quite a dominant force in our activ- ities. lt conducted the doughnut sale, the alumni dance, dough- nut dance, turnabout dance, two matinee dances, May Ball, and dances after the football games. It also took care of a large number ot all-school assemblies and pep meetings. Mr. E. A. Roeske is the adviser. 19-WAHISCQTN-38 66 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1 Harold Bliss, Iris Bickiord, Lor raine Nelson, Rita Wex, Ted Oppegard ROW 2 Gregory Turner, Carl Millman Mr. Roeske, Billy Thompson. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES First Semester ROW l Elaine Burlchead, Harriet Gavitt, Alice lsberner, Evelyn Koschmann, Dor- othy Stieber, Elvera Tesch, Marian Augustine, Mildred Zimmermann, Dor- othy Murray. ROW 2 Lorraine Wood, Gerald Werqin, Phil Puchner, Dale Burk, Bob Hartkotf, D'Estainq Bucklin, Iames Sweet, Ervin Lambrecht, Henry Kronenwetter, Mary lane Beneditz. ROW 3 Bud Marceau, Harvey Schol- iield, Lee Damon, LeRoy Jonas, Warren Raese, Leon Mathwick, Millard Ruether, Melvin Woller, Stanley Seefeld. Second Semester ROW 1 -e Catherine Feicht, Katherine Kohl, Elvera Radtke, Virginia Ohm, Germaine Blume, Kathryn Murray, Mar- jorie Burton, Betty Eisemnan. ROW 2-Frank Morrnan, Gerald Werqin, Phil Puchner, Harriet Gavitt, Dorothy Stieber, Elvera Tesch, D'Estainq Bucklin, Iames Sweet, Henry Kronenwetter. ROW 3-- Bud Marceau, Harvey Schol- iield, Lee Damon, Alex Blumenfeld, Leon Mathwick, Wilbert Wetterau, Mel- vin Waller, Bob Ionas. 19-WAHISCAN-38 STUDENT CLUB President Mary L. Schuetz Vice-President Elizabeth Howard Secretary Elaine Fineran Treasurer Francis Sischo The Student Club members are junior members of the Y. W. C. A. This organization welcomes any girl in high school who wishes to ioin, and offers a diversified program designed to round out the high school girls' social life. In addition to the general bi-monthly club programs, .special interest qroups are offered in crafts, dramatics, hiking, and music. Miss Edna Miss Perry, Miss Maxfield, and Miss Denison. Dennison of the Y. W. C. A. is the adviser. WAUGONIAN COUNCIL STUDENT CLUB ROW 1 -Miss Schilling, Irene Rakow, Elizabeth Howard, Mary L. Schuetz, lane Vachreau, Edna Denison. ROW 2 -Frances Sischo, Ruth Sawyer, Gladys Swenson, Elaine Fineran, Alene Turner, Shirley Rasmussen. WAUGONIAN COUNCIL ROW 1 -Miss Vohs, Marie Benson, Mary L. Schuetz, Miss Schilling, Edna Denison. ROW 2 -- Elaine Burl-ahead, Arlene Nowak, Anna Mae Gilham, Gladys Swenson, Elvera Tesch, Catherine Feicht. G. A. A. Margot Woodson Marie Benson Senior Gregg Club Catherine Feicht Elvera Tesch lunior Gregg Club Arlene Nowak Mary lane Beneditz Student Club Anna Mae Gilham Gladys Swenson Home Economics Club Mary Schuetz Elaine Burkhead FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Schilling, Chairmang Miss Beclcerg Miss Clark: Miss Vohs, Miss Rasmussen, Miss Swain, Miss Tobey, Miss Flynn, The Waugonian Council is organized to operate a program of activities for all Senior High girls. lt is composed of ten girls, two from each of the following clubs: The G. A. A., Senior Gregg Club, lunior Gregg Club, Student Club, and Home Economics Club, and a group of faculty advisers. Its largest job is to control and increase the Waugonian Scholarship fund. 19-VlT1THlSCAN':38 68 rllise A 41.59 -n-ff? ROW l--Florence Dietl, Sally Liberman, lone Vachreau, Irene Rakow, Marie Benson, Gwen Holt, Phyllis l-loenisch, Arlene Nowak. ROW 2-Doretta Wilde, Dorothy Kleinschmidt, Florence Gutowski, Mary lane Brand, Alma Hagen, Alice Mearek, Ruth Schave, lean Pittsley, lune Marquardt, Lucile Loberger, ROW 3 --Ruth Kieffer, Verna Will, LaVerne Lihman, Betty Mae Rasmussen, Dorothea Oelke, Volta Olson, Mary Alice Podruch, Marian Groth, LaVine Huehnerfuss, Verna Huehnerfuss, Susan Huckbody. ROW 4 AMiss Anderson, Marjorie Pautz, Violet Leitzke, Adeline Kopplin, Lucille Sorges, Irma Zunker, Ruth Hoefs, Gloria Hoff, Verona Huebner, Bernice Hartwig. ROW 5-Marion Wolfgram, Betty Mathwick, Bette lane Klosterman, lanet Mueller, Bernice Perske, Lilly Yensh, Doris Haupt, Virginia Utech, Dorothy Hehlke, Laverne Piehl, Evelyn Radtke. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers lst Semester President Edward Hochtritt Vice-President Arlene Nowak Secretary Ruth Benz Treasurer Charles luers Officers 2nd Semester President Irene Rakow Vice-President Arlene Nowak Secretary Virginia Slagel Treasurer Susan Huckbody To aid in the social development of high school boys and girls is one of the main objectives of the Home Economics Club. The club is affiliated with the National and State Home Economics Clubs. This year it has made a contribution to the Waugonian Scholarship. Miss Mary Anderson is the adviser. 69 liillflqilsgbyi-333 ' , , G. A. A. Officers President Helen Etzkin VicefPresident lane McArthur Secretary Elvera Tesch Treasurer Pat McArthur The development ot sportsmanship and cooperation of its members in a variety ot sports and athletics is the main objective ot this orqanization. Membership in the club is open to all airls ot the school. The club has a point system in which it is possible to earn gold pins and major Miss Lydia Becker is the adviser. -lNBHIrSgANi3? vo G. A. A. Upper Picture ROW 1-Caroline Damp, Enid Christian, Lucille Torzewski, Mae Morgan, Iune Block, Armilla Mleziva, Jean Wilson, Harriet Carney, Dorothy Wlnetzki, Doris Ziebell. ROW 2-Gladys Wendort, Virginia Burns, Betty Stuplich, Bernice Perske, Lilly Yensh, Dorothy LaMontagne, Gertrude Geier, Enola Mae Ross, Berneta Gottunq, Dorothy Iakubowski, Miss Becker. ROW 3-Evelyn Prosser, Lucille Sherfinski, Lillian Hoppe, Glenoris Schultz, Inez Tanck, Hazel Keays, Geraldine Ladwiq, Delphine Steffen, Iane Karl, Margaret Marx. ROW 4--Arlene Ianke, Mary Lou Dahl, Arlene Schultz, Bernice Tanclc, Vivian Tis- dale, Dorothy Thorsen, Charlotte Manney, Doris Nelson, Bernice Kamke, Helen Bradley, Mildred Zimmermann. Middle Picture ROW 1-Ruth Prochnow, Evelyn Aschbrenner, Elvera Meyer, Phyllis Manecke, Phyllis Meilahn, Sharon Tietz, Betty Christian, Ada Seavers, Irene Rakow. ROW 2-Elnore Thirsten, Melva Kersten, Inez Williamson, Enid Stanke, Delores Nimz, Winiired Mall, Betty McArthur, Vivian Cleveland, Mary Alice Podruch, Alice Zweck. ROW 3-Adeline Siegmund, Clarabelle Kropidlowski, Cornelia Czaplinski, Dorothy Lemke, Ruth Hoeft, Ruth Thurk, Edna Lange, Pearl Dominski, Dorothy Meuret, Marie Ohlsen, Margaret Skarwecki. ROW 4-Charlotte Colle, Sarah Manthei, Gertrude Kostrzeski, Marian Fell, Catherine Iaeger, Marjorie Wirth, Agatha Belke, Elaine Baumgardt, Fern Ionas, Mary Ioan Wachtl. ROW 5-Elaine Burson, Marjorie Ulrich, Florence Pospyhalla, Roselyn Smith, Ruth Schillalc, Pat McArthur, Lorraine Kramer, Elvira Emmerich, Lucille Swierzy, Joyce Wenzel, Hazel Zastrow. Lower Picture ROW 1-Dorothy Raduechel, Irene Dolloif, Beverly Jane Kimball, Erna Marie Lassow, Betty Mae Butzlatf, Iane McArthur, Bernice Netz, Marjorie Remmel, Evelyn Remmel. ROW 2-Marion Fletcher, Gloria Moeser, Betty Krueger, Ieannette Kroll, Helen Madden, Ruth Noble, Margie Holub, Lauraine Dolloii, Marion Wolfgram, Betty Rosenau. ROW 3-Virginia Callies, Alice lsberner, Louise Garske, Dorothy Sindelar, Irene Radant, Dorothy Bloomquist, Helen Bliss, Dolores Rosenau, Virginia Krueger. ROW 4-Faye Deutch, Hazel Nelson, Virginia Ohm, Wilma Zimmerman, Selma Lange, Helen Etzkin, Elinor Nowinski, Ioan Walters, Lorraine Sobvick, Nyla Netdhold. ROW 5-Germaine Blume, Ruth Voskamp, Elvera Tesch, Dorothy Stieber, Elizabeth Hett, Ursula Horn, Betty Mathwick, Elvera, Radtke, Nathalie Holub. 7 1 19-WAHISCAN-38 IUNIOR GREGG CLUB Upper Picture ROW 1 Miss Mildred Perry, lrene Radant, Clarabelle Kropidlowski, Florence Krueqer, Dorothy Stieber, Gloria Hott, Evelyn Timerxnan, Bernice Netz, Fern Ionas, Betty Wilde. ROW 2 -Ruth Kane, Edna Petri, Katherine lversen, Inez Williamson, lean Wilson, Dolores Hahnheiser, Gertrude Thompson, Mariorie Lee, Florence Schiefelbein, Dorothy Murray, Verna Kleinschrnidt. ROW 3 Marqaret Skarweeki, Elaine Baurnaardt, Betty Brooks, Gladys Christensen, Ruth Thurk, Valta Olson, Marie Ohlsen, Sarah Manthei, Beatrice Dezur, Mabel Bessert, ROW 4 -Dorothy Sobkowiak, Mary Witeck, Afratha Belke, Evelyn Erickson, Florence Pospyhalla, Ruth Schillak, Roselyn Smith, Helen Dietmeyer, Weisser Hedwiq, Marion Zahorik, Elizabeth Budzynslci. Lower Picture ROW 1 Betty lane Rosenou, lrene Dolloff, Dorothy Sindelar, Dorothy Bloornquist, Anna Mae Gilhani, Helen Madden, l,aVerne Kellnhauser, Frances Brown, Dorothy Burkart. ROW 2 Alice Zvveck, Betty Tesch, Genevieve Boettcher, Caroline Wendorf, Ruth Noble, Faye Deutch, Louise Garslce, Marion Fletcher. ROW 3 Ruth Till, Bernice Nahrina, Phyllis Manecke, Phyllis Meilahn, Norman Zarnke, Dorothy Miller, Diorna Lueck, Marianne Mosher, Marian Auaustine. WAHISCAN----38 72 IUNIOR GREGG CLUB Officers lst Semester President Elvera Tesch Vice-President Ruth I-leiql Secretary Dorothy LaMontaqne Treasurer Robert Reynolds Reporter Norah Till Officers 2nd Semester Q President Phyllis Manecke Vice-President Dorothy Stieber Secretary lean Wilson Treasurer Ruth Noble Reporter Robert Mosher The Iunior Gregq Club is composed of students enrolled in Shorthand I and ll. The purpose of the club is to encourage a social spirit, by offering opportunities for social contact, and to acquaint its members with modern and progressive business methods. Miss Mildred Perry is the adviser. T, s 73 .19fW5HE9!5Hf5E SENIOR GREGG CLUB Upper Picture ROW l Miss Bohlinq, Cornelia Czaplinsl-ce, Lucille Torzowski, Pearl Borcharclt, ffatliorinc Foicht, ljlizoheth Hett, Geraldine Kasten, Maiyrose Hunt, Marqarct Marx, Patricia Paszok, Marie Newman. ROW 2 Ioyce Wenzel, Hazel Zastrow, Ioyce Priehe, Norma Gaedtke, Evelyn Koach- nionn, Marion Schroeder, Glendola Tyrrell, Gladys Weridorf, Dorothy Falk. ROW 3 Rita Wex, Mary Ioan Wtxchtl, Evelyn Rernniel, Norma Maaser, Clarissa Usadel, Lucillo Swierzy, Bette Klosternxan, Lorraine Kramer, Pearl Dominski, Alice Mcarck. ROW 4 Elveia Radtke, loannette Goetzke, Eleanora Reissmann, Dolores Kelm, Florence Hoffmann, Berneto Gottunq, Dorothy Iakubowski, Dorothy Kleinschmidt, Alice Kleinheinz, ROW 5 -Vircqinia Burns, Betty Stuplich, Elvira Emmerich, Pat McArthur, Ursula Horn, Maraaret Wisiizewsko, Graco Hoppe, Marcelle Math-es, Bernice Kamke, Florence Levandoski. Lower Picture ROW 1 Marjorie Schultz, Germaine Graft, Ruth Ziebell, Gladys Swenson, Ruth Heiql, Marjorie Reinrnel, Lauraine Dollott, Ioonn Michaolson, Alma Ebert. ROW 2 Marion Woltqrarn, Dorothy Raduechel, Bernice Tanck, Eleanor Schoenherr, Dorothy Hehlke, Norma Plautz, Dorothy Mohelnitzky, Norah Till, Vivian Tisdale, Lucille Shertinski, ROW 3 Elaine Iylland, LaVine lcluehnertuss, Elaine Kopplin, Virqinia Utech, Prisc- cilla Kliniok, Inez Erdrnann, Eleanore Fischer, Erna lahns, Valeria Rapp. ROW 4 Dorothy lnetschwacqer, Leona Worninq, Florence Ott, Beatrice Wilke, loyce Mcllraith, Charlotte Manncy, Doris Nelson, Adeline Kopplin, Glenoris Schultz, Dorothy Meuret. ROW 5 lanot Mueller, Ruth Voskamp, Kathleen Koy, Elvera Tesch, Lorraine Hein- richs, Dorothy Thorsen, Dorothy LaMontaqne, Armilla Mleziva, Lillian Hoppe. WAHISCAN-38 74 SENIOR GREGG CLUB Oiiicers lst Semester President Catherine Feicht Vice-President Mary lane Beneditz Secretary Elizabeth Hett Treasurer Geraldine Kasten Officers 2nd Semester President Dorothy Thorsen Vice-President Patricia McArthur Secretary Laurine Dollofi Treasurer Elizabeth Hett The Senior Gregg Club is composed of advanced com- mercial stenographic students who are organized for the pur- pose ot social and educational activities. The club contributed to the Waugonian Scholarship tund, earning the money by selling candy and ice cream at the basketball games. The club held several parties and teas during the year. Catherine Feicht, Elizabeth Hett, and Elvira Emmerich were awarded expert shorthand pins for Writing material at 140 Words a minute and transcribing it with 95 per cent or more accuracy. Miss Mayme Behling is the adviser. ,V -. g,3,1.g.5.g.3. :L .-'3fI:5:i:1:i:f:5:i:i:1:1:1:?'1:- W' 2155252525252525252522221 5 . .-:.z::.,.Q.Zl 52.51, f iff. Ex sgi , '1.s.sg:2:ze :5,g:2,'f5. Hi-1.,.1:55E555i5i5i5E55 :7:l.. 'ElE?E' -V151 1 7 g:f:2:Q:f:5. :3 :gzy -:3 ,':E g:f:f:Q:f:g3aj5Q:Q' .524 :2:-25. '-Ill' i-.-:-:-:-:-341:-:-1-f-Hg' Vx fiiifl 1.12:121i1E1ErE2E1E1E1?E1E1ErE5 ,.gg151315:3:5:5:5:5:5:5:3:5:5:5:5:5 E:E:E2r:- '323352E5E5E5EgEg:5:5:g:5:3: 4... 1 . , -A ' 'S ' - t- .-.g.g5g:..:::EE:: I ' 75 Ai'-is ROW l--Mary loan Wachtl, Sally Liberman, Florence Dietl, Arlene lanke, Pat McArthur, Mary Lou Dahl, Dorothea Hattstaedt, Marjorie Tarrant. ROW Z--Mr. H. Iohnson, Marie Newman, lean Meydam, Ruth Thurk, Inez Williamson, Phyllis Meilahn, Phyllis Manecke, Fern Holdridge. ROW 3--Laura Atherton, Gertrude Kostrzeski, Gladys Burek, Catherine Iaeger, Enid Stanke, Winitred Gensmann, Ethel Iohnson, Ellyn Scmdholm, LaVonne Dehling. ROW 4--Ann Evans, Lorraine Heinrichs, Elizabeth Hett, Elaine Fineran, Selma Lange, Mary Iune Beasa, Helen Etzkin, Rita Wex. ROW Sw-Charles Miller, Harold Bychinski, Russell Schmidt, Dale Detjens, Orvell Peterson, DuWane Busse, lohn Phillips, Frederick Richard, Lee Stieber. CAMERA CLUB Officers President Lee Stieber Vice-President Rita Wex Secretary Fern Holdridge Treasurer Russell Schmidt Organized to give its members a more complete under- standing ot photography, the Camera Club is composed of a large part ot the camera fiends ot our school. They are responsible for all of the activity ticket pictures and identifica- pictures. Mr. Harry lohnson is the adviser. WAHISCAN-38 76 i I ,fm ni ,ffmfl W f ROW I -Irene Zeff, Francis Sischo, Ioan Swanson, Margaret Prehn, Carl Millman. ROW 2--Glenn Neesley, Mr. Henderson, Coach: Iimmy Sweet, KMary lane Bene- ditz not on picturel. N'xf 6.-MCC, 1 eff' T 49 , f 1 DEBATE Affirmative Negative loan Swanson Mary lane Benedtiz Glenn Neesley Francis Sischo Margaret Prehn limmy Sweet Carl Millman Irene Zeff The above debate teams were selected after a series of elimination debates. The question for debate was: Resolved, that the several states should adopt the unicameral system of legislation. The team gave a public debate at the Senior High School on February l0. Cn February l2 the teams participated in the Stevens Point tournament. In the first round of debates the Wausau affirma- tive lost to Waupaca negative by a score of l00 to 99. The Wausau negative lost to Marshfield affirmative by a score of 100 to 99. The Wausau teams won their debates with Red Granite and Marion. The Wausau teams scored a percentage of 398 points out of a possible 400. Debates keys were awarded to all members of the debate teams and the Wisconsin Forensic Association awarded the members of the teams with Certificates of Merit. 77 19-WAHISCAN 38 ROW l Helyn White, Alice Kleinheinz, Evelyn Koschmann, Christine Olson, Eliza- beth Hett, Cornelia Czaplinske, Susan Huckbody, Pearl Borchardt. ROW 2 -Lorraine Heinrichs, Mr. H. I. Ridge, Dorothea Hattstaedt, Marie Newman, Esther Miller, Mary Ioan Wachtl, Dorothy Iakubowski, Berneta Gottung, Jeanette Anderes, Clarabelle Kropidlowski, Selma Lange. ROW 3 Ruth Will, Gladys Burek, Florence Hoffmann, Adeline Kopplin, Wilma Zimmerman, Margaret Wisnewske, Ioyce Wenzel, Dolores Kelm, Pearl Buhman, Dorothy Kleinschmidt. ROW 4 Henry Etzweiler, Frederick Richard, Iean Wilcox, Elaine Fineran, Ursula Horn, Bernice Kamke, Eleanora Reissmann, Orville Sell, Dale Wolfgram. ROW 5-Harold Bychinski, Peter Vnuk, Chester Kulpinski, Dale Detjens, Eldred Koschmann, Ted Oppegard, Wilfred Rhyner, lsadore Zyduck, Millard Ruether, William Ziech. SCIENCE CLUB Officers President Lorraine Heinrichs Vice-President Dorothea Hattsteadt Secretary Evelyn Koschmann Treasurer Isadore Zyduck This club spends its time studying scientific affairs and problems, and stimulating an interest in theoretical and prac- tical science. They have had the privilege of hearing several outside speakers during the year as Well as viewing a num- ber of movies. Mr. Harvey Ridge is the adviser. 19-WAHISCAN-38 78 51 Q 5 'fee Z E Q2 an . 5 2 ! ROW l--Monica Klimek, Rosella Bloch, Pat McArthur, Dorothy Ziemann, Lucille Swierzy, Christine Olson, Ieanette O'Brien. ROW 2-Dorothy Oelke, Violet Leitzke, Betty Mathwick, Doris Engelberth, Adeline Kopplin, Alma Ebert, Juanita Leubner, Marjorie Schultz, Dorothea Hattstaedt. ROW 3---Verna Kleinschrnidt, Pearl Buhmann, Gertrude Parsch, Kathleen Laumer, Edna Lange, Margaret Iesse, Dorothy Kleinschmidt, Mary Ioan Wachtl, Marie Regner. ROW 4-Robert Platter, Wilma Zimmerman, Elvira Emmerich, Rosalie Kickbush, Elizabeth Hett, Lorraine Heinrichs, Selma Lange, Helen Etzkin, Gerald Wergin. ROW 5-Dale Wolfgram, Mark Eisenman, Charles Miller, Helmuth Stobbe, Robert Perske, Stanley Seeteld, George Wilke, Walter Lenz, Forrest Gehrke, Henry Etzweiler. GERMAN CLUB Officers 1st Semester President Lee Stieber Secretary Alma Ebert Treasurer Helen Etzkin Officers 2nd Semester President Lorraine Heinrichs Vice-President Helen Etzkin Secretary Lee Stieber Treasurer Henry Etzweiler The German Club is a very active social club as Well as providing an oppportunity to study and develop fluency in the German language. The meetings are held in the form of social gatherings at which the members dance and play games. Miss Marilla Zellhoefer is the adviser. 79 Q-WAHFSEAN-38 SPEECH CLUB Officers Ist Semester President Wayland Potter Vice-President Margaret lean Mohr Secretary Elaine Burkhead Officers Znd Semester President Margaret lean Mohr Vice-President Marion Kalvestrand Secretary Elaine Burkhead To develop a desire and an ability to talk freely and eitectively to a group in its members is the main purpose ot this group. The club presented a radio skit, a group ot choral readings, and a series ot talks on tuberculosis during the year. Miss Alma Elstrom is the adviser. SENIOR MATHEMATICS CLUB Officers President George Wilke Vice-President Arthur Paske Secretary-Treasurer Gerald Hooker This year the club devoted all ot the meetings to the study ot the slide rule. The club consists ot a small group ot ad- vanced mathematics students who desire to learn how the slide rule works and how to operate it. Meetings were held every two weeks, With Mr. Roeske as the adviser. I55WA3iSQ51if38 so SPEECH CLUB ROW 1--lean Eldridge, Eleanor Lowens stein, Elaine Burkhead, Margaret lean Mohr, Mary Iane Beneditz. ROW 2-Helen Hildebrandt, Bud Kusmes, Warren Bachmann, Marion Kalvestrand, Francis Bickler, Rosella Bloch. ROW 3 - - Arlene Nowak, Rosalie Kick- bush, Lorraine Nelson, Selma Lange, Norah Till. SENIOR MATHEMATICS CLUB ROW l--Ruth Will, lean Meydam, Ruth Hanson, Virginia Bauer, Etna Marie ledamus, Mr. Roeske. ROW 2-Lawrence Reiche, Don Fredrick- son, Art Paske, Russell Schmidt, Kenneth Widmer. ROW 3-Gerald Hooker, Bob Humphrey, Dunbar Schuetz, Louis Podruch, Hilbert Kutalk, George Wilke. STAMP CLUB ROW l-Mr. H. I. Ridge, Helmuth Stobbe, Harold Bychinski, Louis Podruch, George Boerke, George Szymanski. ROW 2 ---- 'Leo Bychinski, Ioe Zawadski, Melvin Brockrnan, Lawrence Reiche, Mil- lard Ruether. BOYS' COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW l--George Szymanski, Elmer Bootz, Alex Blumenfeld, Stanley Seeteld, Arnold Hogg, Milton MacDonald. ROW 2- Mr. R. I. Burton, Clinton Dalbec, George Boerke, Harold Bychinski, Bertell MacDonald, Gregory Turner, Charles Iuers. ROW 3 Dale Detjens, Edwin Schield, Eldred Koschmann, Chester Kulpinski, Eugene Slagoski, Orville Sell. . ...44 rj E luil i X I ,. f J 230 STAMP CLUB Officers President Harold Bychinski Vice-President George Boerke Secretary George Szymanski Treasurer Helmuth Stobbe Stamps, as the name implies, are what this club centers its activities around. The members are acquainted with the methods ot collecting and preserving stamps. A meeting is held each week at Which the business is transacted and stamps are traded. Mr. H. I. Ridge is the adviser. BOYS' COMMERCIAL CLUB Oificers President Elmer Bootz Vice-President Eldred Koschmann Secretary Stanley Seeteld Treasurer Gregory Turner The activities ot the Commercial Club are planned tor the professional and social improvement ot its members. The Commercial Club holds a weekly business luncheon every Wednesday noon in Room lU7. The club supported hockey and made a follow-up study ot last year's commercial graduates as its two major activities ot the year. Mr. R. I. Burton is the adviser. 8 I 19-WAHISCAN-38 ROW 1---Lauraine Dollott, Margaret Mohr, Betty Mae Rasmussen, Evelyn Kosch- mann, Phyllis Meyer, Shirley Mae Nelson, Doris Nelson, Charlotte Manney, Eleanor Kath, Charlotte Calle. ROW 2 Dorothy Luetschwaqer, Eunice Haclcbart, lames Sweet, lack Wilson, Paul O'Brien, David Tobey, Charles Schofield, lack Phillips, Doris Grofi, Mary Schueiz. ROW 3 Ellyn Sardholm, Arlene Nowak, Ellen lane Liljeqvist, loyce Mcllraith, Lorraine Heinrxchs, Barbara Stone, Valeria RCIPP, Arlene Schultz, Dorothea Hattstaedt. ROW 4 Robert Staky, lames Wendorf, Charles Miller, Robert Taft, Mr. Georqe Iohnson, Melvin Sandquist, Stanley Seeield, George Wilke, Walter Lenz, Robert Perske. SAFETY COUNCIL Oiiicers President Lorraine l-leinrichs Treasurer Edward Hochtritt The occupants ot the numerous desks about the halls during the class periods are members oi the Saiety Council. They try to regulate student behavior in the school building and promote etticiency and safety throughout the school. Mr. George lohnson is the adviser. V19-WAHISCflEfQ 82 X io Y 1 Tffa 33.2315 I A gEE wr . , x .vqfki u 1 X We in ROW 1---Dorothea Hottstoedt, Mary Bauer, Clcrrobelle Kropidlowski, Bernice Kcimko, Lorraine Heinrichs, Moi-celle Mnthes, Charlotte Monney, Mary Ioan Wdchtl. ROW 2 Chorles Scholiield, Ruth Will, Ienn Wilcox, Norah Till, Lucille Swicrzy, Elizabeth Howcird, Ellyn Sondliolm, Iecinette Puckett, Elmer Bootz. ROW 3 Mr, George lohnson, Charles Miller, Dole Dct1ens, Ted Oppeimrd, Wilfred Pihyner, Lawrence Reiche, Orville Sell, Robert Klonq. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Officers President Lorraine Heinrichs Vice-President Edward I-lochtritt At its bi-Weekly meetings in Room E the lnterncitionotl Club discusses ndtiondl cmd interncttiondl-politiccil ond economic problems ot the ddy. The club is composed oi students who ore interested in these ditdirs cind enjoy tdkinq port in the discussions. Mr. George Iohnson is the cidviser. 83 T9iWi51i'5Ei3E ROW l-Mr. George lohnson, lack Burk, Carl Millrnan, Alex Blumenfeld, Iohn Kitchell, Don Goetsch, Gerald Hooker, Ralph Mirman, Glenn Harrison. ROW 2---David Borden, Leo Blumenfeld, Don Fredrickson, Dunbar Schuetz, Matthew Reichl, Ted Oppegard, Tom Plant, Courtney Durkee, lames Sweet, Ed Mages. ROW 3 -Arnold Hildensperger, Edward I-lochtritt, Frank Yates, Bob Humphrey, Bob Beltz, Robert Reynolds, Gilbert Leverance, Donovan Nelson. ROW 4 --lohn Siowert, Dave Christensen, Frank Siewert, Ole Larson, Wilford Dalbec, Iohn Reich, Lauren Dudley, Earl Smith, LeRoy Olson, Norman Seipp, William Young. HI-Y CLUB Ofiicers President Don Fredrickson Vice-President Iimmy Sweet Secretary Don Goetsch Treasurer Alex Blumenfeld With its slogan as clean living, clean sports, clean speech, and clean scholarship, the Hi-Y Club is organized to promote high standards of Christian living in the school and community. Each year the Hi-Y distributes the Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and awards a scholarship to some member ot the school. Mr. George lohnson and Mr. Glenn Harrison are the advisers. 19-WAHISCAN-38 34 ROW l--lack Burk, Gerald Hooker, Edward Hocktritt, Donovan Nelson, Don Goetsch, Thomas Sargent, Norman Seipp, LeRoy Olson, Charles Brand, Wallace Ziebell. ROW 2--Glenn Wenzel, Courtney Durkee, Arthur Vorwalske, Grantly Ronek, Wilfred Rhyner, Iack Kane, Iim Sweet, Wrlliam Young, Delos Champine. ROW 3-Frank Slewert, Bob Beltz, Don Plant, Henry Nirnz, Roger Larson, Mat! Reichl, Don Fredrickson, Steve Pashilk, Lawrence Bahl, Lauren Dudley. CLUB Officers President Matt Reichl Vice-President LeRoy Olson Secretary Norman Seipp Treasurer Edward Hochtritt This club is composed of the members of the school who have earned a major in some form of athletics. Mr. Brockmeyer is the adviser. x 5 x pp' if isaiisagr I X I 85 19-WAHISCAN-38 ROW 1 Elaine Burkhead, Virginia Callies, Frances Sischo, Mary lane Bs-neditz, Norah Till. ROW 2 Shirley Kiss, Lorraine Nelson, Miss Elstrom, Miss Bratlie, Miss Watson, Mr. Marquardt. ROW 3 Irene Zeff, Gene Blakely, Francis Bickler, Carl Millman, Alice Kleinheinz. SPEECH WINNERS Frances Sischoee-First place in oratory in local contest, first place in league contest, third place in district contest, and third place in humorous declamatory in local contest. Gene BlakelyfeFirst place in humorous declamatory in local contest, first place in league contest, and second place in district contest. Lorraine Nelson First place in serious declamatory in local contest, and first place in league contest. Carl MillmaneSecond place in oratory in local contest and second place in extemporaneous speaking. Francis BiclclerffThird place in oratory in local contest. Norah Till-Second place in serious declarnatory in local con- test. Ruth NobleffSecond place in humorous declamatory in local contest. Elaine Burkhead-f Third place in serious declamatory in local contest. Irene Zefff,--First place in externporaneous speaking in local contest, first place in league contest, and second place in district contest. Shirley Kissfffhird place in extemporaneous speaking in local contest. Mary lane BeneditzffFirst place in extemporaneous reading in local contest, and second place in league contest. Alice Kleinheinz- Second place in extemporaneous reading in local contest. Virginia CalliesfThird place in extemporaneous reading in local contest. Coacheseelf. C. Marguardt, Miss Alma Elstrom, Miss Grace Bratlie, and Miss Lois Watson. This is the first time in the history of the Wausau High School that local entrants have Won four out of five first places in the league contest. The league contest was held in Merrill, and the district contest in Stevens Point. 19 MHISCAN-as 86 9 E df 5 fr THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN Dr. Haqgett Susan Haqqett Abby Mrs. Haqqett Ada Haqqett Warren Creamer Tallant Rosen Davenport Iames Sweet Alice Kleinheinz Rita Wex Lorraine Nelson Shirley Kiss Iohn Kitchell Frederick Richard Mark Eisenman Glen Neesley The annual senior class play was presented April 21 under the direction ot Miss Lillian Bohl. Miss Arlene Ross headed the costume and properties committee, and Mr. Harold Underwood was in charge of the business arranqernenis 87 19-WAHISCAN-38 ATHLETICS SECTION THLETICS play a large part in the activities of Wausau Senior High School. All phases of the extensive sports and physical edu- cation proqrarns are treated herein so as to qive the reader a graphic record of the successful 1937-1938 season. 88 ATHLETICS 89 WAUSAU SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS 1937 - 1938 The football game attendance this year was somewhat larger than previous years. The total attendance at the four home games was approximately 10,000 persons, including the members of our activities association. Over 8,000 persons turned out to watch our basketball quintet win almost every game. The peak of attendance was attained at the Rhinelander game when the Central School auditorium was filled to capacity. After a lapse of several years, baseball again has become a major sport in our high school. Coach Bandlow issued a call for candidates during spring vacation, and approximately 80 boys turned out. After several weeks of practice the squad was cut to 20 players. The schedule of the games was as follows: Mosinee at Wausau ................... April 22 Wausau at Mosinee ..... ..... A pril 26 Marathon at Wausau .... ..... A pril 29 Birnamwood at Wausau ..... ...May 4 Wausau at Marathon City ..... ..... M ay 6 Wausau at Birnamwood ..... ..... M ay l0 Wausau at Stevens Point. . ..... May 13 Marshfield at Wausau ...... .... ..... M a y 17 Tournament at Wausau ...... ...... . .May 20 tWisconsin Rapids, Stevens Point, Marshfield, and Wausau at Recreation Park? Stevens Point at Wausau ............... May 24 Wausau at Marshfield ...... ..... M ay 26 I BASEBALL SQUAD Pitchers: Arnold Hogg, Ralph Schumacher, Milton Block, Fred Schuett. Catchers: Harry Glenetzke, Melvin Woller. lnfielders: Leonard Gensmann, David Christensen, Vernon Peck, Charles Reynolds, Frank Siewert, Gordon Krueger, William Young. Outfielders: Ivan Kroehnke, Leo Kordus, Grantley Ronek, Wil- bert Wetterau, Mark Magnuson, Francis Bickler. Manager: George Shymanski. 19-WAHISCAN-38 90 WINFRED BROCKMEYER thletics Director of A 7 Head Football and Basketball Coach ALLAN GABRILSKA Assistant Football and Basketball Coach: Boxing Coach H. W. UNDERWOOD Class Basketball Coach A. W. OLSON of Bo s' Ph sical Educa- Director y y tion: Class Basketball Coach ATHLETIC STAFF - 1937-1938 91 BEN BEHG Faculty Marraqor of Athletics WM. M. MAXWELL Hockey Coach R. 0. BANDLOW Baseball Coach: Class Basketball Coach MISS LYDIA BECKER Director of Girls' Physical Educationg Adviser of G. A. A, -Q l W ROW 1---Brandenburg, Ntmz, Rhyner, Champine, Olson, Nelson, Kane, Dudley, Hooker, Seipp ROW 2--F. Siewert, Sargent, Weber, Nowinski, Beltz, T. Plant, Goetch, Krienke, Ziebell, Young ROW 3--Mr, Brockmeyer, Toby, D. Plant, I. Siewert, Petzold, Teskoski, Scholfield, Reich, R. Larson, Mr. Gabrilska ROW 4 -Mr. Berg, Schuler, O'Brien, Rhyner, Ronek, Plier, Ionas, Adams, Platta, Breiqhtenieldt, Sweet ROW 5--O. Larson, Biwer, Hauf, Brockman, Conrad, Gier, Pashilk, Mueller, Vangalis, Mr. Bannerman SUMMARY OF THE 1937 FOOTBALL SEASON The athletic season of 1937 has been one of utmost satisfaction. Wausau High School's most ardent supporters would scarcely have predicted as successful a season for her athletes as she has already enjoyed. More specifically speaking, her football season was attempted with a nucleus of nine lettermen from the previous season. Untried material was thrown into the breaches to start the season, green men, but capable and promising, green men who stood the test from the start and started to win games and continued to Win the games until the close of the season, which found one defeat out of seven starts checked against them. Antigo had a fine team and We played to win. The sting of defeat still smarts. We lost, but then there Will be another year. The lf-B38 football season should bring out some outstanding athletes. We will have some lO lettermen back, and the nucleus of a fine football team. The team will be light, but will have the experience that it missed this year. The boys deserve a World of credit for their fine spirit and willingness to make this 1937 team one of the best. Their efforts have been satisfied by Winning the Conference Championship. W. Brockmeyer FOOTBALL Sec:son's Record - 1937 W'ausau . .... 33 Marshfield . . . . . . .7 Wausau . .... 7 Nekoosa ...... .... U Wausau . .... 13 Stevens Point .... .... 6 'Wausau . .... 25 Rhinelander . . . . . . .7 Vlfausau . .... U Antigo ............. .... 7 'Wausau . . .... l2 Vlfisconsin Rapids . . . . . . .6 Wausau . . .... 20 Merrill ........... . . . .6 92 Wausau 33 Marshfield 7 The Wausau High School football team displayed fine form in defeating Marshfield. The cardinals dominated play throughout the game, being scored upon in the final minutes of play Wausau 7 Nekoosa 0 In the first conference game of the season, Wausau defeated a strong Nekoosa eleven. Their lone score came in the waning minutes of play as a Cardinal lineman recovered a Nekoosa fumble in striking distance of the goal. Wausau 13 Stevens Point 6 The black-and-white-clad gridders from the Point threw a scare into the Cardinals by out- playing them in the first half: returning to battle in the second half, thoroughly rejuvenated the Wausau team scored two touchdowns to bring victory. Wausau 25 Rhinelander 7 Wausau, after a hard struggle, defeated the Hodags. At the end of the first half, the Cardinals were trailing, 7-6. Something said in the locker room seemed to give the boys the pep they needed. A pass, a long run, and another pass gave them their fourth straight victory. Wausau 0 Antigo 7 Handicapped by injuries, the Cardinals suffered their first defeat of the current season at the hand of the Red Robins. Despite the fact that the Wausau boys outplayed Antigo statis- tically, they were unable to score. Wausau 12 Wisconsin Rapids 6 Making a comeback after their defeat of the previous week, Wausau won their home- coming game from the Red Raiders. This victory kept the record of being unbeaten by the Rapids intact. Wausau 20 Merrill 6 ' For the first time in the history of the conference, Wausau and Merrill played for the valley title. The game was fraught with many thrills despite the ease with which the Cardinals tipped the Merrill griders. Statistics show that the Cardinals' defense allowed Merrill a minus 17 yards from scrimmage and also stopped their much-vaunted air attack. 93 FOOTBALL Citations by Brockmeyer BRANDENBERG. C. One of the finest defensive ends in the conference this year. We will miss Brandy much next fall. HOOKER, G. A fine blocker and smart quarterback. His selection of plays in many ot our games ree sulted in touchdowns. NIMZ. H. Henry was without doubt the best pass catcher in the confer- ence. His blocking on plays was a big help to our ball carriers. SEIPP, N. One of the hardest runners the Wausau team had this year. His offensive and defensive Work was outstanding. Seipp will be missed next year. RHYNER, W. One of our hardest workers. Not outstandinq in any depart- ment, but always at the riqht spot at the right time. SARGENT, T. Tom was one of those fellows that is necessary to every toot- ball team. A very dependable player, and a boy who had loads ot nerve. CHAMPINE. D. A fine guard with lots ot tiaht and spirit. His three years serv- ice will be missed, GOETSCH, D. A fine fullback. It was his blocking that made possible some ot the line runs during the season. OLSON, L. One ot the most valuable men to this year's team because oi his will to win. Ole did his Job, and did it well. Shall miss him next tall. SWEET. I. The finest manager the boys had the pleasure of working with. Did his job well, and was a real spokesman tor his squad. Will miss his fine management. 94 FOOTBALL Citations by Brockmeyer NELSON, D. The best quard in the confer- ence. A boy with lots of fiqht and spirit. KANE. I. ZIEBELI., W. Injury kept Wally from showinq what he could do. Next year we w1ll have a fine fullback in him. The best defensive tackle in the conference. Improvement in of- fense will make Kane the best all-around man in the conference next fall. DUDLEY, L. PLANT. D. A hard workinq reserve who was ready to step in at any time to take the place ot a regular. His offensive work was qood enough to make him a reqularf' A fine quard packed with lots of fiqht and desire to play. Should make a fine man next fall. YOUNG, W. The best left haliback in the conference this year, Bill's Cour- aqe and desire to play were the qualities that made him a fine haliback. We can look forward with lots of confidence for next year with Bill takina over the left halfback position aqainf' SIEWEHT, F. Without doubt the best kicker in the conference. With another year left for Frank, he should be an outstanding quarterback. BELTZ. R. PLANT, T. A fine sophomore halfback. We can look forward to seeinq Toni come throuqh next fall. A fine riqht haliback. Offensive- ly as qood as any in the con- ference. Improvement in defense will make Bob an outstandmq Wausau athlete. NOWINSKI. D. A qood quard but a better tackle. Watch him ao next tall. 95 ROW 1--D. Plant, Young, Nimz, Reichl, Larson, Sie-wert, Beltz. ROW 2-Mr. Brockmeyer, Fredrickson, T. Plant, Reich, Hildensberger, Seipp. A TEAM - BASKETBALL Introducing a new style ot play under Coach Brockrneyer, the Cardinals started the basketball season by defeating La Crosse in a non-conference game. The first conference game resulted in a Victory tor Wausau. The string of victories continued until broken by Antigo. From then on the team lost only two other conference games, both of them to Rhine- lander. Wausau went to the State Tournament regarded as the underdog. They surprised every- one by winning the State Championship. Despite losing three regulars through graduation, the prospects for another good year in basketball are bright. 96 Q B TEAM - BASKETBALL The B Team basketball squad, coached this year by Allan Gabrilska, hung up the pleasing record of l8 wins and only two defeats. On the B Team this year are several good prospects for next year's A Squad. ROW 1--Yates, Leverance, Dalbec, Maqneson, T. Plant, Reichl, Christiansen ROW 2--Mr. Gabrilska, Dudley, Hildensperqer, Larson, Maqes. 97 A TEAM BASKETBALL Citations by Brockmeyer YOUNG, W. Was one of the best defensive guards we had this year. His play during the season was steady and his spirit was what was needed. Our finest fast- break player this year. REICHL. M. ICaptainl Matt has been a fine leader all year. His rebound work in the state tournament was great. His selection as allestate center was well earned. NIMZ. H. All-conference forward and all- state forward. Henry has given Wausau some tine basketball in his three-year stay as a regular. One of the best men in the state for his position under the basket. FREDRICKSON, D. Played some fine basketball games for us this year. It was a blow to the team when we lost him in mid-season. A fine lett- handed shot, and a steadying in- fluence to those who played with im. LARSON, R. Was the key to our team this year. We seemed to do our best work While Roger was in the game. Whatever he got tor the team was gotten from hard work. SIEWERT, F. Another all-state man, playing the guard position, of which he was a complete master. One of the best offensive guards in the state this year. 98 A TEAM BASKETBALL Citations by Brockmeyer PLANT. D. Don has been a hard worker all year and has played some nice basketball. Injury hurt his chances at the most important time of the basketball season. REICH. I. Iohn started slowly this year but picked up at the end of the season to become a regular. His work in the tournament was out- standing. BELTZ, R. Bob has been a pluqger all season. His Work as center and torward this year will make him a hard man to beat next year. He came through in great style in the tournament. I-IILDENSPERGER. A. ls a 'natural'. As soon as he has a little more experience he will be hard to keep oil the iirst team. PLANT. T. Has developed into a fine shot. Improvement in his defensive game should make him a regular next year. SEIPP. N. A hard working student man- ager. Did a fine job this year in checking equipment and tak- ing care of the players on trips. 99 BASKETBALL CONFERENCE SCORES Wausau .... ............. 3 U New London . . . Wausau .... .... 2 5 Marshfield ..... Wausau .... .... 3 2 Nelcoosa ....... Wausau .... .... 3 5 Superior Central Wausau .... .... l 9 Marion ......... Wausau .... .... 3 5 Alumni . . . Wausau .... .... 2 3 Merrill ......... Vtfausau .... .... l 5 Antigo ......... 'Wausau .... .... 2 7 Wisconsin Rapids Wausau .... .... 3 6 Tomahawk ..... Wausau .... .... 3 5 Stevens Point . . . Wausau .... .... 3 2 Antigo ........ Wausau .... .... 3 4 Merrill ...... Wausau .... .... 3 8 Marshfield . . . Vtfausau .... .... 3 O Rhinelander . . . Wausau .... .... 3 2 Stevens Point . . . Wausau .... .... 2 l Superior Central Wausau .... .... 3 8 Rhinelander .... Wausau .... .... 3 3 Wisconsin Rapids STATE TOURNAMENT SCORES W'ausau .... ......... 2 7 Stevens Point . . . Wausau .... . . 37 Shorewood .... Wausau .... .... . .25 Wauwautosa . . . This year's tournament began with upsets and ended with upsets. The first one was the defeat of Rhinelander at the hands of Vtfisconsin Rapids: the last, the defeat of Wauwautosa by Wausau. Although rated the underdogs in every game, the Wausau quintet came home with the coveted prize, the cup which signifies championship. IOO 'Ii' 'Iqfiiiii ,..., 'NMI li I.0::I II Fiww I Burk H whtiltt Heokvr, Iivv. Iv'It:vIMi1it::r'I, 'I,'lIIIIx'Z, I :xnwn K1tvI1tI Mx. Oistvxi Ii.:v.' F Pzrtixtivh I'It1mgiI1iuy, fTiIix1r'1' Kusffzxii znn, Ki1Ig.nf1Ii1, Vit- Ik : IUNIORS A Tim: ....... Vfmi '- Lust I H 'I'-' xxx. .,..., Vifnn I Inst It Iivw I 'I':It Gxiiiiiz Ftif-sn Bimtn -midi Mx Uwdeiwmid II 'w I 'Wi nv I IILIZ Siwvveit 'I' wt. 1 Srznth V.'w1'ixncI SQPHOMORES A' 'I'v.1m ,..... VVwn I Lost fu Ii' 'I't :nl ...... V'-l'OII 3 Inst 3 sENiaRs I A If mi ,.,.VVfXV A Lost 3 It11x1I3rm'Iif Hww I Katdus SCIIUIIZ, Mx. Hiindlaw, Wiityxitii, Stiiivent Huw .I Hmtze, I,. 'XIt'vw1tzIu'. Vvrxiyiivvlitvri, MlxeIIv:. li. IxIfiw1t7Icf-, Terk Huw .S Viuiix :Sify Gvnsm inn 'Iws:Ictv:1Iii Ad-mis IVIaic'efit1 INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL The intra-m11raI activities this year were Carried en with the idea in mind et qivina a areater number ot students a Chance to enter into competition with other areups. BasIiethaII put into action the qreatest number et bays, I25 participatina in the three Ciass teams. The cIasses were divided into A and B teams. VOIIeybaII, pina-pong, wrestiinq, and hoxina were the other sports which students pare ticripated in and enjoyed. IOI ROW 1-I. Ronek, Horcxk, Iuers, l-lochtritt, Ziebell, G. Ronek, Luedtke, Bowman. ROW 2--Hanke, Sandholm, Barden, Weber, Nelson, Krienke, Hoeft, Vanderliest, Mr. Maxwell. HOCKEY The 1938 hockey season marked a continuation of the string of games without defeat for Wausau High School squad, the record at the end of the season standing 32 wins, 2 ties, and no losses for a period of four years of conference competi- tion. The season was marked by excellent offense and tight defense on the part of the Wausau team, as a study of the scores will indicate. A number of new men appeared in the Wausau lineup, and the veterans turned in their usual steady, consistent game. Captain Hochtritt, Iuers, Horak, Barden, and Weber will be lost to next year's team by graduation but under the leader- ship of Captain Nelson, ably supported by Ronek, Luedtke, Ziebell, Vanderleest, Krienke, and Ronek, the prospect for another excellent team to represent our school is far above GVGTCIQS Wausau Medford ..... . . Wausau Marshfield ...... . . . Wausau Wisconsin Rapids Wausau Stevens Point ..... . . . Wausau Marshfield ............ Wausau Wisconsin Rapids fOVertimel Wausau Stevens Point .... . . . COvertimeD Wausau Medford ..... IOZ N f A 5 , N, A 4 - gk r Q E s In 3 at E i t .5 if . hw il uv QS be si . , i HOCKEY Citations by Maxwell NELSON, D. Left Defense Unanimous choice for all-conference defensive position. His choice as captain next year was in recognition of his hard play and sensational offensive and defensive thrusts during the past three years. HOCHTRITT. E. Captain-Right lNing A good skater, hard checker, accurate shooter, and lover of the game, Eddie will be a hard man to replace next ' year. IUERS. C. Center Leading scorer in conference for 1938 season. Iuers was outstanding as conference center. RONEK. G. Center Fine skater and excellent passer. With another year to play, Grant should be one of the best hockey men in the conference. LUEDTKE, MI. Left Wing An underclassman, Luedtke showed wonderful promise, and should make a wonderful record before he leaves school. Merlie should go far during the 1939 season. HORAK. E. Left Wing A hard worker, with a fine team spirit and good scoring ability. 'Tag' will be missed on the front line. KRIENKE, F. Right Defense A man who liked the going tough. Fearless and a good body-checker, He will be a fine addition to the 1939 squad. WEBER, G. A good player but could not be used in many games. He broke up many plays of the opponents, thus losing for them the chance to score. RONEK, I. Goalie Jimmie spoiled many hard attempts by his opponents and kept the number of goals scored against his team to the lowest in the conference. BOWMAN. B. Goalie Bowman was an excellent goalie, being fearless and an untiring worker. The picture of Ziebell was omitted by mistake. 103 N. xx 5 .. S A ' I vsffskef-All X.. 1 ' . 5 . ...r s 'xt . ..: ik-n. Yifiy., ' -. , ii L , ., 'f M 3 J 5 .. . 2 S ..lL ROW 1-lack Burk Milton MacDonald, William Zbella, Bob Mosher, Ed Maqes, Lee Geier, Gerald Wergm Lloyd Riemer ROW 2-Norman Seipp, Arnold Hogg, Ira Isaacson, Glen Wenzel, Ole Larson, Harold Ianke, Aelred Platta Iames Wunsch Bud Zyduck, Dave Nowitzke. ROW 3-Mr. Gabrilskag LeRoy Habeck, trainerg Leon Mathwick, Bob Holden, Paul O'Brien, Bob Beltz, Don Nowmskey Wilfred Rhyner, Grantly Ronek, C. Steil, trainer. Wausau . . . Wausau . . . Wausau . . . Wausau . . . Wausau . . . Wausau . . . BOXING - 1938 School Champions class, class, class, class, class, class, class, class, class, class, Milton McDonald Lee Geier ' Ed Maqes Glen Wenzel-captain Ira Isaacson Norman Seipp Iames Wunsch Bob Beltz Don Nowinski ' lack Kane returning champs Medford . . . ....6 1 . . . .3 X2 Marshfield . . ....5 ....6 ....6 ....6 Medford . . . Marshfield . . Mosinee .... Stevens Point .... . . IO4 5 GV2 6 3 6 5 UPPER PICTURE: ROW 1-Ioyce Wenzel, Wilma Zimmerman, Majorie Ulrich, Ursula Horn, Lucille Torzewski, Dorothy Thorsen, Betty Stuplich, Glenoris Schultz, Geraldine Ladwig, Harriet Carney. ROW 2-Miss Becker, Elvera Meyer, lane McArthur, Betty Butzlaii, Edna Lange, Marjorie Wenzel, Vivian Tisdale, lnice Tanck. ROVV 3---Doris Ziebell, Enid Christian, Germaine Blume, Enid Stanke, Fern Ionas, Mary Lou Dahl, Irene Radant, Virginia Krueger. LOWER PICTURE--Evelyn Prosser, Vivian Tisdale, Dorothy Kleinshmidt, Dorothy Iakubouski, Bernetta Gottung, Agatha Belke, Edna Lange, Selma Lange, Delores Hahnheiser, Kathleen Laumer, Margaret Conway, Elvera Meyer, Mary Ellen Brown, Katherine Gottschaik, Ruth Prochnow, Miss Becker. f GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year's class tournament, won by the Senior team, displayed a great deal ot interest and enthusiasm. The popularity of basketball was proven by the unusually large number of girls who turned out tor the Class Teams and the G. A. A. Color Teams. GIRLS' SWIMMING The swimming group, composed oi approximately forty members, meets weekly at the Iunior High School natatorium. Participation may count as a regular gym class or for Girls' Athletic Association points. 105 SNAPSHOT SECTION HE next few pages present to the reader a cross-section of the school life of the student and the pupils' views of the teachers. The editors have taken advantage of their powerful Weapon, the candid camera, to secure these unposed, un- censored pictures. The only defense that the editors can offer is that the camera does not lie. IO6 ML!- 4+-Q S NAPS HQTS 107 Meditation 2. What's the score? Pickle Puss 4. Oh, Please! Babe in the woods 6. Sunshine Shadows 8. Today 1 am a man Study or Sleep 10. Naughty-Naughty Homeward Bound 12. Practice makes perfect Heil 14. Bottom up By the teeth 16. Sooooooooo Duty 18. Three Stooges Click 20. He's Developing 20th Century Limiteds 22. Consultation lack ot all trades 24, Winter tennis Before the battle 26. Swing it Teache-r's Pet 28. Posin' Hard at it 30. Bumps My Friends 32, Hey, You! Human Pyramid Three N115 2. Three Wxts Beauty and Beast 4. Workin' Relaxm' 6. Nature Lover Music Lover 8. Adenoids Comrade 10. Iusi Plain Lovers Hello, Mamma 12. Smoke Dreams School Lovers 14. Vacation Lovers Oh, Look! lG. Enter Exit 18. Work Play 20. Turn Around Experiment 22. Trophy Gndiron 24. 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Qneq ha meh as X 6.16. by Xue sm mio xs bXue e es wh 11 oux B116 Xooked dxedX I 09 569 0,1- nw I ' J . YY1 . X '65 so sq X kb P-s' X6 ' 1 6 ' ' K 'xhwsko ' ' ' z lu M - 1 :I ki X ndinm Xfxmixe. 'th 'XX h 1 xx XX. . . q C . XXX. B X X ,Y . . 1 B X YN dk ' ' 'de ' Yi 1 e he f'Y.E-.B. 119 N WWW J. N. MANSON AGENCY, Inc. INSURANCE 502 Third Street Broadcasting Economy Facts . . QUALITY PAINT FINE WALLPAPER and EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Work Done By Zimmer is An Investment Because it Lasts Longer. and Your Home Surroundings Will Be More Satisfactory. I H0 60077875 Phone 5219 WEICHMANN HARDWARE CO. GENERAL HARDWARE Speed Queen Washers Quick Meal Steel Ranges 111 WASHINGTON STREET Wisconsin Valley Trust' Company Complete Trust Service Interest Paid on Time Deposits GENRICH 81 GENRICH LAWYERS MILES LAMBERT DONALD C. HEIDE Special and Complete Probate, Conveyancing and Land Departments Compliments ol NORTHERN MILLING CO. WAUSAU WISCONSIN SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From The Lund Floral Co. Store-607 Third Street Greenhouse-1314 Grand Ave. lNext to Memorial Hospitall Compliments of JAEGER BROS BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread 5564059055 X4 . irke- d1Co. Boom . SmMr plia S08 THIRD STREET 5 CLOTHES CHARACTER Bulnse 8: Muller 306 Washington Street School Supplies Office Supplies Band Instruments Desk Supply Co BOYS. BE SMART! Shop at Palace Clothiers Inc. On Wausau's West Side Compliments of PETERSEN'S Funeral Home Incorporated 612 FOURTH STREET The Shop BLANKSTEN S MEN S SHOP 219 Third Street TIMELY CLOTHES DOBBS HATS of of for Men PERSONALIZED SERVICE O I I COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARATHON PAPER MILLS COMPANY Manufacturers of MARATHON PAPERS MENASHA PRODUCTS MILLS AT Ashland - Menasha - Rothschild and Wausau Wisconsin 123 NEW DRESSES EVERY DAY EMERICH S FASHION SHOPPE 208 Scott Street at I Compliments oi MINT CAFE QUICK SERVICE Across from the Court House We Extend Our Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class oi 1938 May You Succeed and Prosper Jhe 9 wg? una: :nl Q. s ' 2M'2l6'2l6 77llPD STR!!! I. WEISBERG, Manager FIRST AMERICAN STATE BANK Wausau Wisconsin :ugh ggggg Capital S250,000 Surplus S250,000 'fs iff' X K ,. v 41 I24 THE A B C's OF HOME ECONOMY O MODERN GAS COOKERY 0 SILENT GAS REF RIGERATION 0 CONSTANT HOT WATER The Wausau Comp y ly g 1 I 1 th b f th G d 1 q CI oi 1938 . . . both I I lly pl 1 q th h gh h l q 1 d I I q in an age of opp 1 ty d p g Th ddd it d ytg thh tthg 1 d l p t I th 1 y it q th h makers of today more health. lexsu nd economy than was dreamed of but a Iew short years ago. GAS IS YOUR SERVANT . . . USE PLENTY OF IT. WAUSAU GAS COMPANY 125 Q I DATE TUNIGHT They usually do! Thats because these pretty o- eds have a very simple their clothes at Penney s' Frocks sweaters stock- ings hats from Penneys clothe them smartly for very littlel 0 It pays to shop at 54 Helling 8: Graft Co. Good Clothes STORE FOR MEN 114 Scott St. Wausau. Wis. ARTS CYCLE sl-lop if t- SN X s. The House Better 'Xe l' Brcycles New and Reburlt A th LIBERTY SALES and SERVICE RENT A BIKE Telephone 4133 Tncycles Velocrpedes 209 Second Street I ffwrvssnrn ,M --as lffx nf X . E ,Q Q c . X 5 clothes secret! They buy Y JI nf , ' of 1 3 u orized I Compliments of NIGBOR FUR HEINEMANN S A DEPARTMENT STORE OF COMMERCIAL PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS FINEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE THE WAUSAU PILOT 312-314 Scott Street Qualxty Merchandlse Can Be Bought for So Llttle Money at RADANDT FURNITURE COMPANY Central WIscons1n s Largest Excluslve Home Furmshers Cheap Furniture is EXPENSIVE and an Extravagance, When 127 53:32 Schofield Ice 8: AND Fuel Co SAVE OSCAR EGDAHL P p Everyday Low Prices Distributors ot Air Conditioned Sears, Roebuck Ref'1iiZa'10n 8 C O rn P a n Y Fairbanks-Morse Stokers RETAIL STORE CORNER or GRAND AVE d Fonssr sr COOLERATOR Our Sincerest Best Wishes Go Out to Members of the Graduating Class oi 1 9 3 8 We Wish You Success and Happiness in Your Future Endeavors one 98 Ph N H HN 5 tw 128 Seim Brothers Your Young Men's Style Headquarters Featuring HART SCHAFFNER 6 MARX CLOTHES 410 Third Street Toburen Studio Distinctive Photographs Kodak Supplies and Finishing for Amateurs Picture Framing and Enlarging Developing and Printing, 25c a Roll and Free Enlargement G. TOBUREN Phone 4766 408 Iackson Street--Wausau, Wis. Ritter 8: Deutsch FUNERAL HOME Telephone 6364 FUNERAL DIRECTORS LICENSED EMBALMERS 307 Iackson Street WAUSAU, WISCONSIN SPORTING GOODS Wholesale and Retail WAUSAU WISCONSIN SCHMlDT'S AVENUE PHARMACY Try our Fountain Specialty It Tastes Better . . . and Costs Less 518 FOREST STREET Y NORTHLAND CONGRATULATIONS 1 9 3 8 GRADUATES WISCONSIN RIVER SUPPLY CO Wausau, Wisconsin O I and St. Paul Tracks Further Your Commercial Education in Secretarial Work and Commerce at the WAUSAU BUSINESS INSTITUTE W A PAFF LIME-CEMENT-PLASTER Oiiice 214 Third Street ausau Ice 8: Fuel Company Yards Washington Street TELL? OHIO M ueller 309 Ieiferson Street nc Phone 4037 IEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS I3I IL Q 5 ' v N Compliments of 9 , If WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE DONE? . . . As you plan tor the years ahead iust think Ior a moment of the many things electric service will do for you. It will solve, or help with, most any problem that arises in our daily lite. . . . Smart are the men and women who, realizing this, plan early to put this ' electrical age servant to work for them. They step ahead and stay there. Wisconsin PUBLIC SERVICE Corporaiion Compliments CONGRATULATIONS of GRADUATES WISCONSIN BOX CO. C F D U N TOWN LINE ROAD I O C G M N Y Start using Jewelers - Optometrists Irradiated Vi a in D Milk The Store of Quality and Low Prices in If tl Watches . . . Iewelry It Silver and Glassware It Provides Increasing Benefits lor the Entire Family I32 To Stanley Norton, Donald Diddams, Don Fredrick son, Ralph Mirman and the Wahiscan Staff: We congratulate you on the efficient manner in which you handled the publishing oi the 1938 Wahiscan. The staff ot the Record-Herald Printery all agree, it was a genuine pleasure working with you. Sincerely. GREG H. HELLHAKE. Record-Herald Printery. 133 CLOTHES STAY YOUNG WHEN CLEANED AT THIS MODERN PLANT. Our distinctive method of cleaning retains the newness in your garment-yet it gently re- moves all soil and stain. WAUSAU LAUNDRY CO. THE SUNSHINE PLANT 206-210 Forest Street COpposite City Halll FULLERTON LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIAL . . . PAINT LINK-BELT STOKERS No. Third at Devoe Telephone 4554 Wausau. Wisconsin There is Health in KLEINHEINZ DAIRY PRODUCTS Perfectly Pasteurized Milk Coffee Cream Chocolate Milk Special Whipping Cream Creamery Butter Cottage Cheese Delicious Ice Cream Kleinheinz Dairy 121 Second Ave. So. Phone 3533 I 100 ENGRAVED CARDS S 6 5 INCLUDING PLATE ----- I . for Your Announcements A Beautiful Line of Printed and Engraved Stationery for Gifts! MARATHON PRESS 1111 First St., Phone 4646. Wausau 550' E GRADUATES! FOR DAIRY PRODUCTS OF BETTER QUALITY Lemke Milk Products Co. Phone 3214 Our Greetings and Best Wishes for the Success of the Wausau High School Class of 1938 31 1-314 Fourth Street Compliments oi F. W. KRAUSE DEPT. STORE 714 S. THIRD AVENUE SCHMIDT S Ol' Exclus1ve with us Rendezvous for Si es 9-17 FOURTEEN-O-EIGHT SIXTH ST I F YOUNGER CROWD FASHIONS Z CLASS RING HEADQUARTERS J. R. BRUSHERT CO IEWELERS HOTEL WAUSAU BLDG. ALWAYS WELCOMES HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Shop at KRESGE'S KRESGE'S E You can get what you need . . . when you need it . . . Qi? IF You TELEPHONE 1114 CQMMONWEALTH Telephone Company ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I wish to acknowledge the efforts of the following individ- uals and their co-operation in contributing to the success of the l938 Wahiscan: Our official photographer ..... .... C arl Lemke, lr. Lemke, Studio, Wausau Our printer .... .... G reg H. Hellhake Record-Herald Printery, Wausau Our cover manufacturer. .A. A. Lubersky, Vice President and Sales Manager Martin B. Borad, School Representa- tive The S. K. Smith Company, Chicago Our engraver... ..... F. D. Fredell, Vice President Buckbee-Mears Company, St. Paul Don Fredrickson Editor-in-Chief . 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