Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1943 volume:

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X 62444 ef mm The1rs IS the work that follows the classes 5.5 M P1x of our Wausau H1qh lads and lasses A QW! MARGIE MCRAE BETTE NELSON CoC1ass Ed1fOIS P I 1 I 'K IA1 ' 1 I I z J A - ' I Q. ' 9,21- . w 1 A , V U I h xl' i, 1 ,I 2 . V - : 1 . It I' V V 1 A N , f . 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Ib D '1 'li' X Aj 1 . . g x fl In 4 .E ' 3 - ' - '-5? BARTELT LOUISE BAUMANN ARLYLE Stenoqtaphzc Course Stenoqraphp Cpulse BAUMANN IRMA BECKMAN PHYLLIS Fme Ads and Englzsh Course Stenoqraphzc Course BECKMAN MARY Enghsh and Soczal Sczence Course BEILKE IEAN BENEDITZ CAROLE Enqlzsh Course Stenographxc and Enqlzsh Course BELTZ CONNIE Stenoqraphzc and Engllsh Course BERARD ELEANOR BERNDT RICHARD Stenographzc and Englxsh Course Englzsh Mayor BERNDT NORMA Enqlxsh Course BIRKHOLZ IOHN BISBECOS SOPHIE Sczence and Mathemahcs Course English Mayor BIRT FLOYD Enqlxsh Course BLAIR BETTY BLUMENFELD SOL Englzsh Course Englzsh Major BLOOM VIRGINIA Englzsh and Soczal Sc1ence Course BOERKE ANGELINE BRANDT ELAINE Englxsh Course Stenographxc and Enghsh Course BORNFLETH MARK Sczence and Mathematz s Semors BARTHELS DOROTHY 'tenoqraphzc and Enghsh Course 'Z' QQ , M . 1' I 1 A ff 1 I '. I KT- VI , . , ' 1,1 ', ' - J ' .p i ' . IA ,, ' 4 A V z , ' , ,' MI, 'fi' f ' I I P f I f ' , I I A I . 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Sfenographxc and Englzsh Course English Mayor BURNS RAYMOND Englzsh Mayor BYCHINSKI DOROTHY CASHULETTE CHARLES Englrsh Mayor Scxence and Math Majors CASE GEORGE Scxence and Math Majors CHRISTENSEN IOYCE CHRISTIAN CHARLES Englzsh and Socxal Scxence Majors General Busmess Course CHRISTENSEN MARGARET Englxsh and Soclal Sclence Majors CLARK PHIL BRUESS IEAN Sclence and Math Majors English Mayor 0 We CLARK THERON Englxsh Mayor CLEVELAND, BETTY CROCKER DICK English Major General Busmess Course COHEN EVELYN 10 Fme Arts and Englzsh Mayors Class , ' f I ' ' 'iv In A ' ' ' , sg' R 1 ' I f mis ,,. ,I I '.,,- ' il fi A I ,. , Q E 1 .V 4 X' ' f . ,lf .gy R I .I 1 Q ' , CROCKER. IAYNE ff7Wx ri I sf DONO English Major DAVID RUTH DAVIS LOUIS Englrsh Mayor Accountmg DAVIS VIVIAN DIPPMAN KATHRYN Englzsh Major Enqlzsh and Soczal Scxence DERNBACH IACK lndustr l za Arts and Englzsh M agors DISCHER DUAINE DOLLOFF NNABELL Englrsh Major faff X Engl: Major QM-M 1 n sh Mejor W' P DE WIN Engl a or ral B sme s Course Mayors and Enqlrsh Majors 5 'dv-06 v' ROGER L Scrlrffe and Math 'Y Ib I EI EMIL EBERSOLD NORMAN Accountmg and Englzsh Course DVORAK RUTH Englxsh Mayor Englxsh Major EBERT CORINNE EGAN BOB Stenographxc and Englzsh Course Stenographrc an ECKERLE RUTH Englrsh Major Cl English Majors EGGEBRECHT GORDON ERDMANN RUTH Socxal Scrence and Englxsh Majors of 1943 ELLIOTT ROBERT English Major Englrsh Major 9? 'ff 4 1 f Y 'Q' 3 Q6 aQ 7 'al' I 'I 'T A r I 'Yr , v I Q I V L ,QA ,' ,' ,uw I ' Y A I N ' r ,N M' DO 1 , I fr P . LV 1 A , A. ' ' y gf, ' l A I 'LG' I r JBA' JXT. if O AY ' DU , r ' I LL!! ,f. I X.. I !AJ f ,,. ll I' J 1 Q ' cl: . llc' ., 8 1 A 'L I I dl . mg .' VL. 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M' . x Y x' I ' . . . 11 ' - I Ik! ,Q ESSELLS MARCI Englrsh Major C .VIRAN GWENDOLYN FAHL DONALD Srevographzc Course Englrsh and Socral Majors 'UW' QQ FELCH HOXIE FITZGERALD SHIRLEY Enqlzsh and Socral Scrence Majors Englrsh Major FINGER DORIS Enqlrsh Majors IEHN LAUREN FOSTER VERA General Busmess Course Englrsh Major FLUEGEL IUNE Enqlrsh Major FRANK ARLET Stenographrc and Enqlrsh Majors Scrence and Math Majors FREEMAN IOE FRAWLEY IEANNE Enqlrsh and Soczal Scrence Majors FREIBERG ROGER Sczence and Math Majors Stenographzc and Englrsh Majors FROELICH IOYCE FREUEN MARIE Stenographzc and Englrsh Majors FROELICH VIOLET GASKA IOHN Enqlrsh Major Enqlrsh Major GAPPA GERALD Englrsh Major GAULKE ELLSWORTH GENRICH VERNA Englrsh and Socral Scrence Majors Fme Aris and Enqhsh Majors GEHRKE PAYE 12 Enghsh and Socral Scrence Majors Nineteen N i GENJMAN MARGARET Englrsh and Social Science Majors GESTNER WILLIAM GLASEL CLARAPEI1.. lndustrral Arts and Enqlrsh Majors Englzsh Major GLINIECKI GERTRUDE GLIMM GORDON Stenographrc and Englrsh Majors Scrence and Math Majors GLINIECKI LAWRENCE Accountrnq and Enqlrsh Majors GOETSCH RICHARD GRASMICK LYNDA Scrence and Math Majors Stenographrc and Enqlrsh Majors GOLDSMITH NINA Englrsh Major Enqlrsh Major Englrsh Major GREEB VERNA Stenographrc and Englrsh Majors GRELL ORVILLE GRUENEBERG BEVERLY Accountmg and English Majors Englrsh and Stenoqraphrc Majors GRIGGEL KATHLEEN Englrsh Major GUENTHER ROBERT GREBE VIOLET Englrsh Major General Buszness Course GURALSKI MARIORIE Enqlrsh Major HABECK AUDREY HACKBARTH GLENN Stenographrc and Enghsh Majors Enqlrsh and Accounlmg Majors HACKBARTH CHARLES Englrsh Major Forty three- N ,X A in 5: 5 L , 4 5' . I GRAUNKE, BARBARA ZIMMERMAN, KARL F H f I'- . 'Q 'yr' il I I 1 . . .h as ' I , WI . ' . 13 ' II I f' I r ,zrffas N Y HAFEMAN AUDREY rx 0 9 Homemakmq and Engl sh Mayors K if uf' Jw 'Q fy M: HAGE ERN HALMINIAK ESTHER E ng Stenoglaphxc and Enghsh Majors HAMMOND WINIFRED HASS MARIORIE E nghsh Major Enqlzsh Major HANSON PALMER Englzsh Major HAUFSCHILDT Enghsh Mayor MAYE HEINRICHS DOROTHY Enqhsh Major HAWLEY WALLACE Accountmq and Englzsh Majors HEINRICH .ISABELLE HEINZ IOHN Englyh Myer L 4- Enqhsh Major 1 lf in-rv C fli HEINTZ MARIE English and Soc1al Spence Majors HENKE 'MARION' Stenograplnc and Enqlxsh Majors Englzsh and Soczal Science Mayors HEYER ED HEUSS BERNICE General Busmess and Accountmq Majors HICKEY IAMES Sc1ence and Math qzs Accounting and Enghsh Mayors HINTZE CHARLES HINTZ VIRGINIA Eng h Major ount n 11 h H A ESX HOEPPNER VERONA g Englzsh Major I H MERDES m nq nd Enqlxsh Mayors K N Semors Ju! J faA,,,,,,,,'lJ5e My L,l41fkJn.--f 'L0p,1fyn,,iLnJLip-yvf M, fly'-d,,44vlf XAQMAQXUV HOLLINGSW ERIM LAME ROGER HOSKIN BOB HUCKBODY MABEL Fme Arts and Englxsh Majors Stenographrc and English Majors HUEBNER ELROY HUMPHREY IOHN English Major Englrsh Major HUNGER ELAINE IVERSON IANE English Major General Busmess Course Stenographxc and Enghsh Majors IAKUBOWSKI IOHN IAHNS MAE Accountmg and Englrsh Majors Stenographzc and Englrsh Majors IANZ DOROTHY IENSEN KATHERINE Englzsh Major Ind Arts d Englzsh Majors HOVDEN RONALD Englrsh Major ZINGLER WILLIAM Englzsh Major HYDE BONNIE IACOBSON HELEN Englzsh Major Enqlzsh and Stenographzc Major Englrsh Major IEHN EDWARD Accountmg and Englzsh Majors IOHNSON ALICE IOHNSON SHIRLEY Englzsh Major Englxsh Major Seniors IOHNSON ROBERT Englzsh Major 15 W HOFFMAN GARTH nce and Math Majors W7 if , 1 f s ' Y . If ' ff' 1' ' fl K - kill! , V. . f . XZ Z I I YA ' V 5' I I X , H . 'l 40 .... Q: li x 1 -lv-' ,MAN IOIADE DORIS Enqllsh Major IOIADE CHARLES KAI-IN ELAINE Enqlzsh Major Slenogrqphzc and Enqlzsh Majors KALINKE MYRTLE KANDZORA MILDRED Stenoqraphxc and English Mayors Stenographu: and English Majors KALKOFEN IEAN Enqlzsh Major KANKELFITZ MARIE KEBEL IOHN English Major General Business Course ZIMMERMAN LAURENE Stenoqraphzc and Englzsh Mayors KELL DAVID KERSTEN CLYDE Accounhnq and Englzsh Majors Sczence and Math Majors KELL LAVERNE Homemakmq and Enqlxsh Mayors KERSTEN ROBERT KIEFER MARLYS Enqlxsh Mayor Stenographm and Enghsh Mayors KETTUNEN PAUL Engllsh and Socxal Smence Mayors KIEFFER IEAN KLEIN SHIRLEY Englxsh Mayor Enqlzsh Major I X Enqlzsh an KLARKOWSKI CLARENCE General Busmess and Accounrmq Course KLEINHEINZ PHYLLIS KLEINSCHMIDT, IOHN d Soclal Science Majors Englxsh and Soczal Sczence Mayors KLEINHELTER GLADYS Stenoqraphzc and Englxsh Mayors Class lwti. ' Q , , llzzng ' I xx Nfl. if' fi h 1 1 VI V1'v,l IX' If 'A l ' I - - Y I . 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Stenoqraphzc and Enqhsh Mayors Enqlzsh Major KUEHL KENNETH Fme Arts and Enqhsh Majors 17 Of 1943 I V4 1 if l , v .v . -1, ,fl Jr 'f' ' ' 'r Af ' f V. .1 - .jf 0 lf- Q ' I I, ! , I 1 Q txt I- I 'KL' sl 1 xv ,, Q 'R - I J A - ' LAI 4 IEE if ' I isl' ' . J' , ' 1 he A ' . .V . ' f' L .' -- I J ' ', l 1, I , 7' 5 l ', . ' , A ' I y I V' l G l'u J' P . ul L . . x . . . B. ,IF ' I- ' x ' yin V: A X ' L, joy' MJ- ,f 11,14 1 I . ,JL I 2 1 r . . L , ,' lg L Aw- ' . C L . . . E f JK' , , 1 s 1.- 11 M ' af ' i ' K A s I LA ' f VI' I ,' 3 I I ff! V f, . ,I if , , S X 7 if! J ,- ,..- jj ff , V 4 , A ,Z if , A . L, 1,1 r' . Ji if 'A ' 5 L,,j U . D ' I . .. 7 W fvgi f Lf , H , , jc UA ' A Q - A 9 . I ' I . KR . . - 'L f , 1' ,J . . 'I 'ff -,ly I ff ' A H' KUNKEL ROGER Scxence and Math Majors 95' Ora ,-Q1 Sk- 10 KURTH LILLIAN KURTH ALFRED Accountmg and Enqlxsh Majors Sfenographzc and Englrsh Majors EX LAMBERT CHARLES KWIATKOWSKI AL Enqlxsh Major Industrial Arts and Englzsh Majors LA FAVE DONALD English Major LANGE HARLOWE LAMPHEAR MARGARET E lsh Major Fme Arts and English Majors ng 1 LANGE GRACE LEHMAN AL LAPINSKI GERALDINE Englrsh Major English Major LEMKE DELORES LE PINE Englzsh Major LEWIS BILL Scxence and Math Majors LEFFEL MARION Sfenographzc and Enqlxsh Majors MARTHA English Major LEMKE GRACE Stenographxc and English Majors LIPPKE IRIS Enghsh Major LIBMAN LUCILLE Englzsh and Soczal Sczence Majors LUEDTKE LOUIS LODHOLZ MARIORIE d Socral Science Majors Englzsh and Soc ral Sczence Majors Englzsh an LODHOLZ MARVIN Accounlmq and English Majors Nmeteen -'. Q ' 4 i A , 1 I WM I x ' . I . 1 J . Q . - ' . ' ' , N 'I ' ' I J ' x X . . I V - . X . ,l A 4 ' ' , a I N , 1 . I . . . . . . N If I Q.-I I f I -I -.- I ' , General Business Course . wr . jk g Q N' -5 I Q , -- I 18 . ' . . . 'I . afmrfj LUNT HOWARD 'ff' 41 Accountmq and Enqlrsh Majors W wr f , 304K ,ff 443.4 Wfp X 1441, MAKOWSKI LEO MAROUARDT. BETTY General Busmess Course Enqlzsh Majors N-J MARQUARDT DON MCCUNN IAMES Accountmq and Englrsh Course Enqlrsh and Socral Scrence Mayors ,. MARTH DELMAR Accountmq and Enqlrsh Majors MCEWEN DOREEN MCRAE MARGIE MCKOEN IOHN Scrence and Math Course MEURET IEAN MITCHELL ROBERT Accountmg and Englrsh Course Enqlrsh Mayor MICHAELSON PI-IYLLIS Englrsh and Socral Scrence Course MORGAN IOHN MUELLER ELFRIEDA Scrence and Math Mayors Slenographrc and Englrsh Mayors MUCI-IA MARCELLA Stenographrc Course MUELLER WARREN MURRAY BETTY Enqlrsh Mayor Forerqn Language Majors MURDOCH DOLORES Englrsh Major MUZYNOSKI MARY NELMARK VIRGINIA Englrsh and Socral Scrence Course English and Socral Scrence Majors NAUTA IOYCE Enqlrsh Major Forty three 4 , 'Qi Alb' 27 , I . . r -D! fp ff f - f 7- ' . 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' . 19 ' I J NELSON BETTE Enqlrsh Major gli' 3' NELSON ELAINE NELSON SWAN Enqlrsh Major Science and Math Majors 'Rx A -vs, J gf NEUNAST EMILY NOWAK LEONA Stenograpluc and Englxsh Majors Englrslz Major NINNEMAN RUTH Stenographzc and Enqlzslz Majors NOWITZKE MORRIS OELKE OLIVE Englrsh Major Enqlrsll Major OCKERLANDER DORIS Enqlrsh Major OVEL FRANCIS PASSOW HAROLD lndustnal Arfs and Enqlzsh Majors English Major PACKARD LOIS Fme Arts and English Majors PAUTZ RONALD PETERS MARIORIE Enqlrsh Major Englfsh Major PAWLIKOWSI HELEN Enqlrsh Major PETERSON IAGK POSPYCHALA HELEN lndusfnal Arts arfi English Majors Enqlrsh Major POPHAL DALE Science and Malh Majors POVERSKI ESTI-IER PREHN MARION General Business Course Enqlzsh Major POWERS LUCINDA Englrslz Major Semors I 1 . . . .9 - V 6 . 1 'I ' B , J If J 9 19- I I I ,W I Q A Y I A f! 4 I f I , I, A I 1 ' A - It . A of . . ' I ' ' ' ' ' 5 A I If f 6 ' A rr . Y - f' fl I - 'B . Y -v P' 20 .' . - 4? 5 A, . . li fc A I I S., .'- rf' . A' 'f 'R QUADE DON.: ' HADTKE ALVIN 'xccountmq and Erfghsh Majors I Enqlrsh Major RAD EDWARD RASMUSSEN IANET Enqflzsh Major REED MARION REIC Englrsh Major Stenoqraphrc and Englzsh Majors REICH RUTH Socxa Enqlxsh Major RADUE HERMAN Enqlzsh Major H ARLINE Enqlzsh Major ZOCHERT IEANETTE RHYNER KATHLEEN l Scrence and Englxsh Majors Stenoqraphzc and Englrsh Majors Stenoqraphzc and English Majors HARDSON IACK RINGLE ARLEEN RIC Sczence and Math Majors Fme Arts and Englrsh Majors RICHETTO AUDEEN Accountmg and Enqlxsh Majors ROBINSON DAVID ROESKE ART HUR h M Socral Sczence and Englrsh Majors lndustrzal Arts and Enqlrs ajors SABATKE GILBERT ROEPKE MARVIN Engllsh Major SAINDON GORDON M English Major English ajof Semors SAGSTETTER GERALD Enqlzsh Major 21 0 1 . I 4 I .I I A 'yy I A ' ' ' .,f ' f , r J I A 4 A f l ' 'D ffl' I 1 ' ,VI ,,j U . I ' V ' I . I . ' f I 'ff ' 'V 1' 1 , j . al ' Y by I . . .14 REYNOLDS, DOROTHY ' P 4?- :ls ' Wg V, ' D ' iz A ,' . . ,L . I A lf PREUSS BOB Accounhng Course in fi J SANDHOLM BETTY 0 0 Enqlzsh Mayor Q Hg! SANDQUIST WILLIS SANDHOLM PHYLLIS Enghsh Mayor Homemakmq and Enqlzsh Majors SCHAEL IRENE SCHMIDT ANTOINETTE Enqlxsh Mayor Enghsh Major SCI-IALOW WALTER Enqlzsh Mayor SCHMIDT ROBERT SCHMITZ NICHOLAS Englzsh Major Science and Math Mayors SCHMITZ IEROME Accountmg and Eng hsh Mayors SCHNECK LORRAINE SCHROEDER BETTY Enghsh Mayor Enqlxsh Major SCHOENFELD RUTH Enqlzsh Major SCHROEDER NATALIE SCI-IUETTE IUNE English Malof ste oqraphxc and Englxsh Majors Q -!'E:HuBR1N ARTHUR M s j cclxiplf q ata IS TX 4 UETEJ ALD7 f SCHULTZ LUCILLE nge N M5111 191015 En Izsh and Socxal Sczence Majors X SCHULT DELLA Stenograpluc and Englzsh Majors ,jf QQULTZ ROLAND SEEFELD HELEN xBq'EgI1sh d Soczal Sclence Mayors Stenographrc Course SCHWARTZ LLOYD English and S oczal Scxence Majors Class SHEHFINSKI CLIFFORD Socral Scxence and Englrsh Mayor SHIVEK ELAINE SIMONS ETI-IEL Englrsh Major Stenographxc and Englzsh Majors SIMONSON DONALD SMART ALLEN Englrsh Major General Busmess Course SMALLEY BILL Scxence and Malh Mayors SMITH GERALDINE SPLETTSTOZER MARION Englrsh Major Accounlmg and Englrsh Mayors SMITH GLADYS Englrsh Ma jot STECKLING LOIS STERNBERG OPALIEAN Englrsh Mayor Englrsh Ma yor Socral Scrence and Englzsh Mayors STIEBER AUDREY STOCHEK DOROTHY English Major Englzsh Major STIEBER RALPH Englrsh Major STOETERAU MURIEL STUEBER GEORGE Englrsh Major Science and Math Majors STREICH WALLACE Socral Sczence and Englrsh Majors STUHLFAUTH MARY TAPPER LESLIE Scrence and Math Majors Englzsh Major TAPPER DOROTHY General Busmess Course 23 of 1943 JE? , STEFFERUD, LOUIE ANN if TANCK ALVIN English Major TAUFERNER RUSSELL TAYLOR PATRICIA English Major English Major f TESSMER WARREN , T08-QL Xuj. Accounting and English Majors Sc1enw'and Math Majors x 4 'J 4 J TETZLA HELEN S oqra ic and Englis Majors EN RAY j TRANTOW DOROTHY Socialsicahl e and Engljsh Majors Stenographic and English Majors 5 J TREVIRANUS DORIS Social Science and English Majors TRANTOW LILLIAN TREMEL DOLORES Sten graph c and English Majors English Majors TRANTOW VIRGINIA English Major TRITTIN IOHN TUSHINSKI ANTOINETTE English Major Social Science and English Majors 8' TROTZER ROGER English Major UMHOEFER, ALFRED WAC!-ITL, CHARLOTTE English Major English Major VANDERWALKER. ORRIN Science and Math Majors WEINKE ROGER WELTER, VIRGINIA English Major English Major WELSH. AGNES English Major Nmeteen WENDORF IOY Englrsh Major WENDORF MARIORIE WENDORF MARVIIN General Busmess Course Enqlzsh Major WENDT CLARENCE WERNER DORIS Fme Arts and Enqlrsh Majors Accountmg and Enqlxsh Majors WENZEL RAY Englrsh Major WETTERAU LARAINE WIEDERHOEFT DORIS Stenoqraphzc and Englrsh Majors Soczal Scrence and E.'ng'1 h Majors WHITE ELEANOR Enqlzsh Major WILCOX IAMES WIESE MARIE Stenoqraphrc and Enqlrsh Majors Industrzal Arts and Enqlrsh Major WIESMAN CHARLES Englxsh Major LESLEY WIPFLI IEANNE WILL General Busmess Cour e Enqlrsh Major WINCHELL IOHN Industnal Arts and Englrsh Majors ELAINE WITTER GRACE WOLLER Enqlrsh Major Stenoqraphrc and Enqlrsh Majors WOLFGRAM ROSALYN Accountmq and Enqlzsh Majors WIESNER RUTH WOLMAN BETTY Englzsh Major Enqlrsh Major WORDEN ARLINE Enqlrsh Major Forty three 71 l QQ UQ i v LY: I ' ' Y , fc A A . I . . . . I - . A M xr , S A 3 6 a 1 . A 1 f A If ' - S A' - faqs f uit! R V ' r - xv- Q I- I 3 I 1 1- 4. A Q J., A . ' , 25 Q' , ,. 7' YOLITZ WI h M WIESNESKI FLORENCE Eg hm, LBUR ZASTROW LOIS Camera Shy Members Katherine Busko Roy Evans George Flory Wesley Green Mark Kordus Wilbur Kranz Joe Kumbera Bob Lanigan ef the Edward Nutter Vernon Penn Fred Rehr Arden Schwartz James Scott Leonard Shulta uane Smith Calvin Spatz Dawn Tesch 26 .loan Till Walter Trelbel Leo Urbanski Leonard Voltz Russell Waldinger Ivanette Wood Gerald Worden Adeline Zinkevcz 'X ' 0 ' omvmv n Iis a'or 'ff- Xsrz.. ys--- G Englis aio! Foreign Language and , , English Majors fel I H V il, ,M ' u.dnlt2JualfZa..' 1.1 'N 2 Q'i'1'. - . W ,mf M1'1Zf'l ,.g.w '6- l943 -The Winter oi the Big Snow 1943 brought a Russian winter to Wausau as well as to our allies in eastern Europe. We tramped to school in blizzards, through mountains of snow, in sub-zero weather, with collars turned up, noses red, earmuffs and scarfs galore, often as not attired in ski pants or slacks. The trains were more off schedule than on, the mailman and deliveries late daily, because the whole of Wausau was plowing through a more bountiful snowfall than we've suffered in years. Proof thereof appears above. Defense Ball 539,133 in the form of War Bonds and Stamps was Student Club's contribution to Women-at-War week. The DEFENSE BALL, held November 30, was the climax of the sale. Patricia Sayer reigned as Queen ot the Ball after selling 52,739 worth ot War Bonds and Stamps. She chose Bradley Hoffman as her escort. Serving as Miss Saver's attendant was Patricia Rasmussen, who sold 52,605.70 worth ot Bonds and Stamps. Her escort was Harold Dawson. Members of Miss Sayer's Court of Honor, each of whom sold at least S2,5O0 worth of Bonds to win a place in the Grand March were the Misses Dolores Lemke, Elaine Geisse, Bette Levine, Adrien Weisberq, Ruth Deutsch, Ieanne Cone, Virginia Genrich, lean Klienheinz, Betty Schmeling, Corinne Ebert, lean Abrams, and Ioan Kroening. Admittance to the Ball was by purchase ot War Stamps. The entire campaign was expertly managed by the general chairman, Ruth David. RASMUSSEN, DAWSON HOFFMAN, SAYER fu- er 'glli 5 .2 inf? ik Jn. ,gg- f f -Q., , gg K Xp. 1 ' if . x-Q -Q-, fa? l' Cf .f -. . .-- Y .A ' 4 W! l- 1 J' I 'f Z I -. 6 ' 1 4 1 'i,':r4 10 l. Blood pressure OK 2. Guarding Old Glory 3. Books for our boys at the front 4. Raticn row Steps 2, 3, 4, 5 5. Dean Schwartz. '44 6. Private Doepke, Class cf E5 lO, Three sailor lads 7. Lieutenant Roy A. Boe, Min- 8. Victory Corps bosses 9. Commanders-in-chief V neapolis l3. Our WAAC Lieutenant L ll, Teaching the Morse Code 12. Preparing for the future Banhcjomew v .. 'M C L. 1 Iohn Dzubay, master mmd The H1-Y remembers the needy at Chrrst- mas tlme Bonme Hyde croons a lullaby Does Iimmy Gilham know Iohn Trumbo? Bob Iohnson assists with contributions ls lack Mueller hold- inq Iarxice WilCcx's hand? Dlck Goetsch lends a helpmq hand Wausau defeats An- trqo, 34-33 What a qame. if v-v Class of 1945 - Sophomores ROOM 251 Row 3 Goetzke Habeck Grotelueschen Gahnz Hansen Hawley Gramse Row 2 Fredler M Hanson Hauer Frank Hackbart Gramzow Grass Goetsch Row 1 Glenetzke Frersleben Galewske Hanke E Hanson Gustafson Held Greve Gottschahc ROOM 201 Row 2 Kruppel Kalmke Kryshak Kemps Koy Klemhernz Kreffer Kasper Klos Row 1 Krrehn Kordus Klrmek Krahn Kumbera B Krueger Kuhnert Klade I Krueger Knop 31 How 3 Kukulka, Kettunen, W. Krause, Kumerow, Nimz, D. Krause, Koch, Kijek, Kramer. Maybe You Recognize Them By Their Faces? ROOM 210 How 3 Radunz, Ouimette, Kyler, Dearth, Ramthun, Stevens, Paynter, Peterson, Raasch, Pittsley. How 2 Pieper, Pugh, Rehfeldt, Paulson, Pophal, Paulowski. Radant. Prellwitz, C. Pregont, Plantiko. Row 1 Penn, B. Pregont, Powers, G. Peterson, Piatek, Regex, Passow, Radtke, E. Petersen, Pagel, ROOM 206 Row 3 Stubbe, Helke, Black, H. Strehlow, C. Schuetz, Thackray, Silbernaqel, Seeield. Row 2 Chagnon, Synnott, Skinner, Streich, Stedslinq, Spatz, Smith, Lussier, Eisenman, A. Scutkowski, Row I Schumann Sternberg Stuplich Schubring. Schultz Schuetz Slominski C.Streh1ow Seymour L Scutkowskm L 9 Q 32 You re Right' They re the Sophomore Aces ROOM -- - Row 3: L. Pagenkopf, Pengra, Meuxet, Kurth, I. Wagner, H. Krueger, Parsons. LeMere, Lemma. How 2: Mattice, Knapp. Marquardt, Ostring, Marceau, Ohm, Otto, McCormick, Meyer. Row 1: Mahoney, B. Krueger, Paetzold, Lerch, Lemke, D. Pagenkopf, Lillie, Pelot. Erickson. Krohn. How 3: W. Iohnson, Hirsch, R, Iohnson, Hom, Iahnke, Hollander. Hilqemann. Ie'se. How 2: R. Holzem, Hoeft, Fluegel, Hilmershausen, Ho-kin. Hoppe. laeger, Ienkins, Mlezira. Hintze Imm. Row 1: Holzman, Ionas, B. Iohnson, Huebner, Henjum, Irick, Hildenspexqer, Hinzmann, I-L5 e., Iehn 33 I - 1 257 ROOM 256 7 Can't You See Th e1r Sm111n F g aces? ROOM 207 Row 3: R. Schmidt, France. Tietz, Schneck, Schira P Sal Row 2: Ganzer, C. Schillin 304 , . zsieder, Bannerman, LaVake, Schneider. q, Rybarczyk, Roqalla, Schemmel, B. Richardson, Schroeder, Sautter. Kasten. How 1: Lewitzke, Schaetzl, Gauqer, Runzheimer, D. S ' alzsxeder, Ristow ROOM 304 Row 3: Touranqeau Cu 1 . r.er, Tessmer, Nimz, Tellrer, Venske. Discher. How 2: Eder, Braun, Bauer, Paszek, Tewes, Blume, Traeder, E. Torzewski. How 1: Viertel, Styza, Umnus, Ulrick, Traeqer, R. Torzew k' s 1, Nrergutz, Tldd, 34 . St.Mary, Rozmeno skx, Rohr. Tesch, Taylor. We Can Tell They're Going Places wxtzke L Mathwlck uedtke L 1 rschall Llbman Le Lev usky uar L Lambrecht Luedtke Levxne Mayer Lnque kl Levar1dosk1 D mbiecht o Row 2 a Le a 1 LaV1ck Lan e McLennan Marquardi snq Loeffler McKosky Lewandos och an P Math xck L nt K tler Allen Da C I y Habeck E p y Ru ow 2 lx Kxtz w Held Bra edy Brunner Huckbody 1 Kell I Kxttel Bxgt nder Donner l Greeb lFehl K1 ngbexl M RQw Dunbar A Gauger Kasten 1 5 6 Determination Has Been Their Aim ff Erickson But Dem Daley Eggebrecht H Lenlrng Dahm Black'ner D Eqqebrecht u D Doyle ow2 Drake Fletcher Fahl Para Dernmger Davis S Eqqebracht Croymans Finger Eckes Fluegel Y ' I s 1 I I K if 'W lf ,yin 15.6 Jyx , 1 . . . . . t M, Doyle. Kuehl. I Row 1: Dehlinq, Gibbs, Dunbar, Dalsky, Duranceau, Fitzke, Costa, Finch, Allerley, I, Erickson 111 , by - A f I I A 6 ff W GYM Row 3 Wendorl Wanta Zrmmerer Warner Rerchl D Zmmermann White Wlrt Wersenberqer Row2 Wrederhoeit Zrllman Zmkevcz I Zimmermann M Warcsh Woller Wendorf Zarnke B Warosh B Zastrow Wenzel Howl M Zastrow Wedepohl Winter Helwig Werner Westphal Wersser D Zimmermann Wimmer Wlesneske Wreman 3 And Will Be Until They Win a Name ROOM Row 3 How 2 Row I How 3 Row 2 Row I Meyer Mrller Ohlsen B Moser Schultz Mueller L Olson L Mortenson A Mortenson OLeary Mosher Merlahn Mularkey Nertzke L Moser I Nelson Nmnemann E Olson Messerknecht Nre now M Olson Narron Kaczke Myszka Medvecz I Nelson C Olson R Nelson OBr1en Melanson Nerd hold B Burns Bartel M Block Shulta Dalnodar Brown Schrra E Burek S Burek Chamber larn Berll-ce Buchberger Berre W Beck Cooper Bare Achterberg Behlmg M Block Brehmer Meye Burk Berndt Butler Allen Conrad G Beck Arnette E Burns Bxertenfeldt Brandt Brdwell M Burek Aschbrenner Costa 37 211 ROOM l5l Class of 1944 -Iuniors Are We .A ROO Row Row Row How ROO Row How How How M M McKrnley Paqel Gorskr Chapman Melhorn McCutcheon I Mueller Morgan L Mueller Merrrll L Mathwrck R Rasmussen Malueg McCully Nelson H Mathwrck D Rasmussen Palesch Murray Marty Narlock Obermerr Muzynoskr Nordgren Marcell Moore Machymak Mohelmtzky Mortenson Mrlbeck Nrebergall Muller Narron Nrkolar MacDonald, Kraft, Liljequist, D. Krueger, Luebbe, Lucht, Leith, Lenz. Leney. LaPorte, Luetschwager, Kort, Krahn, C. Luedtke, I. Krueger. Kosykowski. L. Lambrecht, Kowalski, LeSage, Lewitzke, Loomis, Kroening, C. Lupa, G. Krueger, Maaser Loqas, Kranz, E. Lambrecht, Kuether, Krau.e, Landsman, Leake, E. Lupa, I. Larson, B. Luecltke. 38 .9 -I r-A -QQ pf Y Q' A Happy-go-lucky, Merry, and Free 'Qg 1: Q 'Sf'-X , 1 , V, 4 -5.1 5 Q' 4 As EA N S. e , ..,. P, cs r s- K -. f K, A S '1 K .fx 4-S I D S 4 1 FS '--J. t Xa M U1 How 4 ueler Schwartz R Stem Stembach Smegoskx W Schultz Schmxdt R135 slu W Schultz Stubbewskx Tessmer Tomow Teuke Schoenherr Slocum Tallor Stemke Strek Poradek Synnoff Schmltz Txdd Traeqer , L4 Kemps Hemz Hmtze Kapmsky Klos Hem Hxckey Harns B Hoffman Hansen Kellnhauser Holzem Iaeger Iaecks O Hoffman Huehnerfuss Iorgensen Helmke Klosferman Hase Ianz Kaufert Kmppel Howland Hopklns Hoeft Iohnson Iverson Hardmg Heybl Hemnch Huebner Holles Hench Kamke Knowskm Katczka Kohl 4-3 J M R Z' VJ, i- Q ' N ll! 4 QD 1 0 7 , 1 W I X K . fs C ' f l l .9 477 1 Ro ,3: a ', . , 1 ', . . . , .I . X Ro 2' re . ' . , , , ', ' , . ' J ' Fo ' 'ckl6r, Slieber, E. Stein, N. Sell, Tetzlafl, M. Sell, Takelski, Swenson, Schael. 1' f . L AQ 2323 C D S f af : . - ,Tk OM 107-- ' 4' w4: . .F 3: , ..., . . . . . 3 Ho 2: , , . ' . . ' . . , . 'I Ho 1: ' , , ' ' . .... ' '. , . 39 , 4 M 'x N 1 X, xxx SQ1 'o 4 Some More 11B and 11A Whizzes 4- ROOMS 3 AND 104 How How How How How ROO How Row Row How M Baumqardt Hanlce Hrrsch Blackmer lsberner Davxd Eckes Eldredqe Durand Erdmann Delaney Drckmson Erlandson Hrobsky Evans Abrams Howe Chrrstran Huseby Englert Derbrck Errckson Hememann Etter Eqgebrecht Abrtz Peck Dumcler Dreyer Deutsch Drumm Evyue Fehl E Eschen bach Gaetzman V Eschenbach Green Herdeman Conrad Campbell Wersberg Bahr Fahl Hyde Andrews 3 Rrnqle Schubrrnq W Plantrl-co Luedtke Schroeder Wendorl Messmq Olson Loqas Muetzel L Srllars Scharmer Ober Meydam Moeser Kane Nlmz Laganke Krueger Machel Kroenmq Nertzke Bellke Rrst Krause Ohm Loqas Iohannes Vanqalls Leney lohnson Rernhold Marqnardt Srmonscn Barthels Rasmussen Nrerow Petrr Rxdderbusch , 40 an h , X X J . X, . H A , F x ' . A x I 7 , x , 1 . X' 1 . 0 'K 5 -A -1 5: , , ' , , . 4: ', ,,,,, ' ' , . 2: , , ', , ' ,,,, ' . , . 10' ' 1: '. . . ' , ' . ' . , ' , ' . fu my ' 1, Senio1:s,'IifTkieyAPasse'5Ilheir-Qtiazes' ' ' u,,,,6Z'1 , ' . f' , I 1 f , , fa, -. - - - f .f -H ' ' A - JC, LLL... K-.. o--r . . ,. f . - 1 f , , 6 l if . I , - . A , , , . Z - -La X ' J l. ,. Q , , ROOM Row 3 Prehn Kunkel H Peterson D Peterson D Peterson Wabers Paulus F Hadtke Plautz Pawlowskr How 2 Poclratz Pannell Hahn Pepper V Radke D Peterson Radue Rafacz Passow Rowl Plrer Porath Radlofl Fandre Phrllrps Preuss Prey Radenz A Radtke ROOM How 3 Carey Remeclce Burger Czerwrnskr Brehmer R Ione Buetow R Iones Buqbee ark Connor Cumberland Row 2 Burk Burns Brrtten Brandenburg Burow Bump Zastrow Bremer Crueger Colle Busko Howl Buchholz Czaplmskx Callaway Dalbec Brown Cone Callahan Dahlke Wendorf Buttke Collms 41 202 102 I , ' , , ' '. . . 3. , . , . C1 . W 1' ey Say It's A's Th ey All H ope For 1 Koons 100 HND 'gszx , QW Wendell Krueger Sormtaq Klem W k M berqer G yz Chqkr Wrlde I T Wlll Pqlier 3' G rumbo Welton Wunta ehlow D Zxegler I Trumbo Wrrth Iagler up el Wrskowskr N Wtll lbtersqnr Howland' Vavra Rrewesthal Vxele Vogel w 2 Vonqt Ebert., oehlert h rphllp Zleqler Wrlcox A Wendt B Wetterau Rexch Smrth V RCD' 115 Sky BN en Zuolkovgpkx Wemke Wilson E Wendt Zemke T Wexsser Regt! Room 205 ow 3 LaPortg Ro esxe Saxe Sandvm R , w JR q obertson Sampson S eqer Sawyer Sa e H ouranqeau Wexsen chave Greenheck Bendrtck Rxchetto y r Kryshak Hoeder Rhyner Raymond Rohli Ryan Guenther owfl Karl Hermcke Flemhart Rauschl Rhyner Salvador Sc serder Ronnbeck Rapp hxlhnq Rasmussen 42 Salzmann Salz We ve Heard Th at L1ne Too Oit Before 159 lil n Finch Frederick. her Goetsch. ROOM 109 - G'lham, Platter, Gravee , , , Finken, D. Gritzmac , ' cher. Guen- Row 4. Row How Row Garland. Fowler, 1 Gertschen, Habeck, Fogarty, D. Fisher. Goretcke Golz Gardner, Gernetzke. I. Gilbert, Geisse, I. Grrtzma l iniak, C. Gilbert. 3: 2: R. Gajewski, Gohdes, . ' Haller, Gorectke, Ha m ther, Granholm. lkowski, Hahn, T. Gajewskr. Garre, 1: I. Fisher, Ha L. Fisher. dreas F. Bliese. Anklam. ROOM 159 f - ' ann. Bednarski, An . 'lk How How How How on Aldrrch, Baum Anderson W.Be1 e. Alford 4: Boles, Anders . B ntz. Amt, Berg. . r's, Bauer, Allen, . ' Torzeske uist T Bloom. e Remus Arnold, Box Dusire, F. Blrese, 3: Bloomq , . 2' Benish, Berres. Bigsby, Bennett, . Assells, Beyer, S. Bloom, Blaschka, La 1: Ziebell, Ashbrenner, C. Beilke. 43 v ,7 .z'A, V K f, .' fl' ,! I. I 'P .al 4- fr ,ft They're Leaders of a Successful Year Lf ,Lf l l ,M P ROOM Row 3 Wresner Preuss Nertzke Plantrko Young Scheel Teskoskr Towle R Sternberg Vrlter Row2 Prttsley Brscnctf Irrck Radtke Zuehlke Strassman E Sternberg Schmelmg Sautter Schuett Howl Wendorf Trerwerler Zerrreke I Holoff Kurtzwell Mathwrck Wold! R Roloft Scott Genrrch Stuhltauth Struck Class 0lllLSFS Each year the sophomore lumor and senror classes elect three offrcers from therr respectrve groups These consrst of presrdent v1ce presr dent and secretary treasurer Each of these groups of three has a specral duty to arry out dur1ng the year The sophomore offrcers see to rt that therr class becomes acquamted wrth the school system the 1ur11or offvcers take over all prom actrvrtres and the semor OHICBIS are rn charge of commencement Seruors Iuruors Sophornores It QF it of Koppa Presxdewl Fogarty Pres dev! Meyer Presrdent Ebert Vrce Presrd ni Mueller Vrce Presrden! Bannermann Vrce Presrdenr Dumder Sec x Treas Zender Secy Trees Dearth Secy Treas 44 356 . x . . . W ' c . l rf' fl'-I l .- 5 9-. , Q4 +A gl 2 , v N' - x P-.H ,iq f H r 4:1 ? ' 1 These Soon Found Their Places Here ff chmskh Borc ar Heike Struck ppe Kerst n Leu ner Barw1c N sor Sherbert F nk n G rk 'Bothner Kroenmq Lek em Now x Hemr1ch S ust Deiftrnger Nfertzke B a am Io ade Hoeft K1 sne Row Radtlc Coo ose Guy I-Ie1 eng aahs Iolade Kcrt LOWER PICTU EU wfqlflrue Bartel ggeb echt Kreif r Schueler Held Lodholz McDowell Muller ow 3 Sch dt D1 hoif Fo er G rs Htrsch Gsselman Schunerran Brehmer Buhr' Bev t 1111 Row 2 eye hoff Akndt Krttel Puckett Pfaff Nel cn Rrehe Andrews Holzern Row I Morma cEwer, LoqagQ'JWer1dorf Deermg Wo1tk'1veck Peterson Dav1es nherek C ,fv f 1 N X I' My W fh 'ff 1 WI rf ,VN ' 1 '1 ,pf f Q -1, J1 ...V-1 , 5. Dt qw Q .LA il 'K 1 f N' ' 1 fl L . 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' - Xt ' ,J 1 J mf lm! vjl ,1 we U ,1 AJ f f t . 1 1' h . A Z' A Jia 'wp 'J Q17 p ff 1.1 UV ' 1' gi I' , Ro . n , .a' , , , e -. , ur ,fl . 'J I 1 xc ' , I 5. 1 K-1 ' yt , h Ot ,J 'JJ 45 H E 5 KW 'X' 'fp M f 1 K -fr rv-M - 1 0 1 Q. .,. ,,a J 1 s ' I. . C A 'Eff af - ,,,af'f,, lab! 'TTTRxf -Qcfz vzfzei Th1s mzght be thezr golden rule Actzvztzes are the best part of school H KJ. U',e,L!f0f1,o-wwf'-4!1'l- p 'M- Lal 4,-sl N4 0' Nu,,.-vvCA. -s.-if o-gA!Ll L AJ I uJul 041 L, .I IEANNE FRAWLEY JOAN ALLARD Actxvmes C Ed1tors N l . -v -J' fl,,t.,:'AJ ,.', 1 lf:t.4'.1 ' . . . 11.111, 'Vr ' I k I D .pr ,J I I J' , li Q X 'N 1' . f f I ' ' ' I Xxx t. I u I - N .I-1 .', . Q 1 Z C' l K 6 I .C 1 Q bf ' A 1 -. . . , . ' vi, 'A L'-J U NJ K Q --' V' V C1 ,Lv . I N Ka 66,0-,i N., ffnfc 4 , 12 G .1 D 4 ' U l L 'KN , I- 0 N. s t ' K 1 Nw, fwv,-4 , ' ' V ,,, - ' T .asm .,-V., 4 , 'VK V.Y. If ,f, A , -r. ,uv f ' Ik, If' ry Y , 4 af- - - fl- V vu V I I .,-ff, ff! ' 'I ' f - 0 ff, . -' , -, ,. ,, ,uh . .1 - gf -Lv nj -111.5 Student journalists Row 3 Nrnneman Lenz Olson Hackbarth Sayer Allard How 2 Stuhlfauth Merrrll Frawley Bachhuber Bauer Lehman Row I Wolman Iohnson Bahr Mrchaelson Qrnll and Scroll Oufstandrng work on any of senror hrghs cally hrs work on any publrcatron must be ipublfcatrons enutles WHS siudents to a rec regarded as exceptronal he must be recom ommendatron fbr Qurll and Scroll membershrp mended by hrs advrser and approved by the It rs an honor, socrety open to all hrgh school ournalrsts Members must meet these requrre Thrs year nrneteen junrors and senrors re ments each student must be a rumor or senror cerved gold prns certrir ates and a year D ub and rank rdihe upper thrrd oi hrs class schola tr scrrptron to the Qurll and Scroll maga me OFFICERS 1942 Members of the 1943 Qu ll and Scroll squad are Ioan Allard Al Lehman Sharon Allen Brll Lenz Mary Bachhuber Brll Merrrll X Bette Bahr Phyllrs Mrchaelso Bud Bauer Ruth Nrnneman Mary Beckman lack Olson eanne Frawley Patrrcra Sayer Charles Hackbarth Ruth Stuhlfauth Alrce Iohnson larnes Trumbo H 2 Ahyensdmf schuene R 2 Tetzlall Stuhllauth Belly Wolman Cohen 8 xr 7 S, -..Q 3 . Q kx L X xx K, X X -pl xf X 5 x K X . X .1 . XX Q f' Q ra X x IX X X ' .X . x : ' , , , , , . X Y' , l , s - T X . , , . N N - . 3. A Q ., . N x, SX K ' i K X x K A P X 1 t Q . . . - - h I I ' a N 5 'F ' , , national secretary. XL K x' ' . - ' - ' ' ' '- '- - X .A F X , r, , S - e ' ' ' s'- ' ' ' 2' . Q x, .. 'Y x, X. ' - X1 X A. 5 H ., , I are . si Y'x X x. Q X ' U I A Y I I b , x .5 ' ' I1 ' - 5 ff 'Q X, ' ' X ' 'N 1 .. Qu . . 4.1 l N l -'XJ OW f , , 5 i ow : , , A Q '5 4 At Wausau Hlgh EVELYN COHEN Edrtor 1n Chrei The Skyrocket Staff Small head 14 polnt slxteen max Fmd out when the cuts w1l1 be ready No mats th1s lssue Get that story 1n here w1th1n a half an hour and MAKE IT GOOD' You CANT go home t11 you get that copy read Take your own coke bottle back SHUT UP' Many are the screams such as these and otherwlse whlch are heard ln the v1c1n1ty of 208 after school Rlngle wondermg what to feed hrs ch1ckens for supper Merrlll pawnlng off Fallstaffs Jokes as hrs own cub reporters crawhng out on the1r hands and knees copy readers cllmbrng on the tables and through rt all the remarkable ed1tor1al board of the Skyrocket slumbers bllssfully obllvlous of the chaos about them Wakrnq to therr respons1b111ty whatever that rs the ed1tor1al board stlmulated w1th cokes beglns to functxon Takmq the typewrlters from thelr hlddmg place the entlre staff beqms wrrtrng whatever comes 1nto therr heads Those stones havlnq the most rmspelled words are used 1nto the a1r and the stones whrch land frrst are qrven the d1st1nct1on of bernq the most rmportant contr1but1ons All copy IS then strapped to the carner plqeon and after th1s IS done no one knods lust what happens untrl the pnnted papers are returned Standmg R Stuhllauth Olson Tetzlaft Schuette Allen Seated Grlbert M Stuhlfauth Mnchaelson Davxd Nmneman Gehrke Gennch Graunke Beckman Inserts Zell Humphrey 5 I J 'r QQ ia Ed1lIOI1Ell Board 49 ' x I 4 . 7 B , -Q ' f 1 . ' 1 9511 f Q! ' fm J, ,J '1 1, .yd . , ' 4 T 1 L A, ' ' A' A ,L 'X I ' , . ' , ' , A rv ' A I - - in I , , , in the next issue. This completed, all of the copy is tossed Q Y, z J 7 5 ' fl s . 1 ., , A yy y ' ' . l I - A 'I u 'AA . 1 i K Q u i .S ' e :Q it 3 .. rv. Standing: Nelson. Lenz. Seated: Skud, Deutsch, Skinner. The winners of the home contests repre- sented Wausau in the Valley league contest held at Merrill on March 26th. In this contest Bette Nelson was given the only A award in oratory: Bill Lenz also received an A award in extemporaneous speaking. Ruth Deutch and Natalie Skud were given B awards in their respective events and Sue Skinner received a C award. Bette Nelson and Bill Lenz went on to rep- resent Wausau in the Central Wisconsin dis- trict meet which was held at Stevens Point on April 8. Bette again won highest honor BETTE NELSON of 1 Q Humorous Declamation: 1. Natalie Skud 2. Meredith Plier 3. Elaine Radloff Extemporaneous Reading: 1. Ruth Deutsch 2. Barbara Genrich 3. Gloriann Damon Serious Declamation: 1. Sue Skinner 2. Mary Collins 3. Betty Bahr Extemporaneous Speaking 1. Bill Lenz 2. lack Olson Oratory: l. Bette Nelson 2. Virginia Genrich in oratory and the right to enter the state finals. Bill received the B award for his externporaneous speaking. Wausau's record in oratory in the league during the past seven years is six first place and one second. In extempotaneous speak- ing, Wausau has won four consecutive first places and three seconds. Coaches for the events were: Extemporane- ous reading, Miss Elstrom: serious and hu- morous declamations, Miss Thomas and Miss fUrnhoefer: oratory and extemporaneous speaking, Mailguardt. - X District Class A 7 JS ,Y . O Sy' . Wausau. Sf? 'lo ' A Competition I Believe is the oration which made Bette Nelson eligible for the state forensic finals in Madison, although the meet was not held this year because of transportation difficulties On March 23, Bette won her initial victory by placing first in the local oratorical contest. At Merrill, on March 26, Bette received an A rating in the Wisconsin Valley League contest. which hwk included contestants from Bhinelander, Merrill, Toma a and Winning became a habit for Bette: April 8 Bette was given an A award in the district finals at the Central State Teacher College in Stevens Point. Bette was the only girl to receive a highest rating at the Stevens Point contest in which fifty four schools were entered. Varsity F orenszcs Our regular forensic program began on March 23 and 24 with the annual home contests in the various speech events. The results of these contests were as follows Speech American Legion Omtorical W inner Wausau this year again maintained its forensic record as one of the most outstanding in Wisconsin when Doris Ockerlander, a senior, won the state championship in the American Legion Oratorical contest which was held at Ripon College on March 18. Doris won the state title, a gold cup, a S200 speech scholar- ship, and the right to represent Wisconsin in the regional finals of the U. S., leading to the national finals. She is the first girl to win the state title in Wisconsin. Her original oration was called Building Stairwaysf' This is the second time that Wausau has won first place. In 1939, Carl Millman also captured the state title. Since 1939 when the Legion contest was started, Wausau has won two first places in the state, a third, a fourth, three district championships, a first place in the Mid-West finals of the U. S., and a third place in the United States. Our high school is the only one in Wisconsin that has won first place in the Mid-West finals, the only one that has won a place in the national finals, and the only one thaytwice - J DORIS OCKERLANDER State Speech Champ won the state championship we JW ' ww Aljfffd uvfffaf - fi-ff' we k'yfc ff . - .,',A,fd...f4'6'pf- Aw Scouts fee. J.,-5 ,f .. I .fs .r ,ffff I Future Air Cadets organized the air scout troop in the fall of 1942 to provide a m asure of their pre-flight training. The Scouts, who number about twenty-five, are required, upon entrance into the organization, to be fifteen years of age and to be physically fit. The , I . ' ,iff-4,4471 . f', f5 f ' - fgroup meets once a week at the airport and there studies the theory of flight, airplane engines, navigation, and meteorology: they also gain experience through experimenta- tion with airplane models. How 2: Schmitz, Wants. McCully. Berndt. Row 1: Vandewarker, Kulpinski. Ober Umhoefer. Brehmer, Dernbaclc 51 ,V ' .4 ' 1 xv flvs ,ffa .J , -v, , 'Q-. 1. df I .. ' L! 1. - -'-bf' 'f ' st I .,' 1' F '-'Na 1 -lx . .' I ,J - ' , . ,NX ' 4 '- T ' 71' S . ' ' 1, ,, , -J - . of .- zo --we Al tudent f . .W -4- f' -f ff '-'14 ' ' 7116214 . if ' , J 51' , od -dv 1A'Jff '7 ' f 1. ' f' ,f ' , , N 11.1-A 'fl o J,!'v'1!4f E' V, r 5 , fr. . I JN -4 , ' ' J JV' The executive committee of the Student Council ,, r I Executive Committee Standing: Dudek, Berndt, Sschmitz. Sitting: Collins, Kleinschmidt, Evans, Radloff. is made up of the following: The President of the Student Council, Vice-president, Secretary, Com- missioner of Social Affairs, Commissioner of Finance, Commissioner of Publicity, and the Commissioner of Pep and School Affairs. It is this group that decides whether or not an issue should be brought to the attention of the council. They have various executive powers which have always been used to the student body's or local civic welfare. A provident group. they donated a helping hand to the Conservation Club for Wahiscaland, our school forest, and supported various patriotic programs. Upon their shoulders rests the responsibilities of any im- portant executive body. Row 3: Finken, Koch, Horn, Dudek, Berndt, Klein, Makowski, Stueber, Pittsley. Row 2: Arnette, Levine, Pugh, Niebergall, Alford, Gahnz, Ebert, Tesch. Ringle, O'Brien. Row 1: Held, Fletcher, Hayes, Dahlke, Schemmel, Frawley, Beckman, Eujve, Cohen, Radloff, Salz- mann. Student Council -First Semester Government Iohnny Q. Student visited his next door neighbor last fall for two good causes. One was for Uncle Sam: the other was for his Alma Mater. Iohnny's demand, We want your scrap! was followed by the question, Any doughnuts, Ma'am? A new tank, waUSAu, rolled off to war through the combined efforts of the entire student body. The city was divided into wards supervised by faculty and student council members. Teams of students gathered scrap into one main collection spot from specifically assigned blocks. The trucks which collected the 78,800 pounds Cover 35 tonsl were donated by willing townsmen. It was impossible to collect all the scrap during the drive, but the Hi-Y fellows devoted several Saturdays to finishing this job. More voluntary was the book drive which the Student Council staged under the direction of Doris Alford and Nick Schmitz. Each student contributed the books he wanted to keep most fbelieve it or not two Algebra books were among them? and every homeroom bought at least one volume. Some of the best sellers we espied in the boxes in front of the library, and 'under the clock in the first floor of the old building, certainly made us wish we had access to them. A memento for the Wausau Students in our country's service will make its appearance shortly in the form of a plaque. The exact nature of the plaque has not yet been revealed by the special committee formulating the plans. It will be worthy of its place of honor in the school. Although these special war activities were accomplished by the Student Council, school affairs were not neglected by our forty-three homeroom representatives. The coke machine,, football hops, school parties, and financial appropriations were completed in an enthusiastic way. Row : Ryan, Gahnz, Iaecks, E. Olson, I. Olson, Klein, Dudek, Makowski, Brushert, Wenzel. Row : Vangalis, Arnette, Levine, Cook, Pepper, Lenz, Pittsley, Peteron, Schumann. Rrw Melanson, Viertel, Carey, Sturtevant, Fletcher, Bahr, Allen, Luetschwager, Packard, Krohn. Row : Marty, Guenther, Alford, Kleinheinz, Hildensperger, Schemmel, Evjue. Cohen. Second Semester 53 War Ramon Board Experts Row Radenz Abrtz Srmons Brown Rhyner Nmnemann Leifel Anderson Baumann Row Krohn Brandt Zochert Allen Logas Marquardt Nertzke Froehlrch Grueneberg Seefeld How Neunast Werner Baptrst Barthels Rxst Habeck Wetterau Trantow Schult Row Muetzel Kahn Frank Zrmmermann Curran Wrese Eckerle Ebert Lemke Woller Dear Mzss Swam Much has been sard around the camp about your Sen1or Gregg Club The fellows expressed therr admrratron at the frequent and long hours that the grrls worked durmg the sugar coffee and o1l ratronmg weeks How they found extra trme to do all thrs rn addrtron to therr usual school assrgnments puzzles us By the way last wrnter I attended that Wausau Antlgo basketball game durrng my furlough Was that a thnller' Wausau 34 Antrgo 33 At the half I saw your glrls help cool the basketball fevers of the fans wlth rce cream bars and drumstrcks Always on the spot these gals' Well we have a war to w1n so I must cut lh1S short Tell the members of your club that I wrsh them all the success they deserve Yours for victory Lzttle Oscar 54 l 1 ? 3 B , 2 A 1 g Q 7 ,, V l-,img . h 6 l 6 ... 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Asststcmts Q t X .. ,F -1- ' Y Q 1 E I M : 5 l Row Row Row How Row Swenson Bhese Burns Wendt Radue Gardner Blaschka Assells Maaser Krueger Logas Iennre Remxcke Buttke Butler Burow Zastrow Wendorl Rauschl Hoelt Palesch Mrller Rexnhardt Salz sxeder Ashbxenner LeSage Katczka Mohelmtzky Buchholz Vorght Hmzmann Wetterau Lam brecht Kranz Eschenbach Wxederhoelt Zemke M Sell Hayes Rafacz N Sell, Allen Murray Gxlbert Mxss Farrow Synnott Iohnson Rhyner Dlppman Czaplms X Dlckhoff Berres adtke Guenther McKoskey Zuehlke Radloli Nxebergall Rapp Commerce f-4 v I U N I O J,,!'6-A' Wausau high s future commercial whrzzes have organ1zed the Iumor Gregg Club to develop first year shorthand and typ1ng students hold the1r meeting dur1ng the activities penbds When guest speakers are not givlng the guls pointers on the1r future plans the members well let s see what the year s group did To raise money for their contribution toward the Waugonian Scholarship the girls sponsoredl' matinee dances for tired students who wanted to relax after slavrng over books all day These foresighted club members took advantage of tlie cold ralny football weather and se1zed he opportunity to sell seat cushions to fans who wat hed qur team push the prgskrh mto pay drr Th1s active club really goes all out for fun One of the h1l1tes on 1ts calendar this year was a turnabout scavenger hunt followed by the Congo and a hearty lunch Last fall theqnembers had a w1ener roast lpre meat ration daysl The1r ranges of aCl1V1ll9S seemed endless Talented actresses -'made theu' initial appearance on the stage when the Iumor Gregg presented the1r l1vely basketball sk1t and as evrdenqe of their patr1ot1sm the girls helped the1r Uncle Sammy distnbute h1s rat1on books tg the gubhc Yes the two presrdents V1rg1n1a Marquardt and Ruth Neibergal dld a womanfS'ze 1ob under the guidance of the advxser Mrss Farrow 1 f 4 fi R R L B A 5: . ' . . , , . .,,. ' x ' ' ' - ' , 1 . I4: , , , , , , , , ' , ' , . . Q l ' U Y - . . , If ,, r ' ,,f , , W , r ' A l . . , . , , W7 ,f 'J , , N lik' ,.f-' ,,. 7 1 s?J'A fx their personalities and to better prepare themselves for their vocations. Twice a month these ' . . . . l G N' . . J. G . I N' ll ll - - - V Al' l . - lj - , A - , ' Af II ' ,l x l . . . . . -to 1 1 , , 1, I . ' A I I If V g J I I J r 76' SL I r 1 , ,lr , 'l t l g 1 r I , , .Q 1,411 4.0151 I 'fu li' ax' ,, - e Cc Ml, if 44 fLl,I!nf14f ,J ,. ,h,7!KALi 'M .,a,.1rg': 7 uf-1 .ilu . ' f v-l.4f,.'f . in . A fl' L f gs. ' 4 AP ff. 4 ,V I 5.3 -4 yvl , if LI' , f ,lr ' 4. ' ' f 755 Row 5: Murray, Wimmer, Lippke, Pophal, Rahn, LaVick, Deininger, Zarnke, Pugh, Marty, Podratz. Logas. Row 4: Collins, Hilgensperger, Schmeling, Brown, Burow, Kieffer, Viele, Prey, Cohen, Loeffler, Pluegel, Hoeft, Treviranus. Row 3: Genrich, Mohelnitzky, Cook, Winter, Brehmer, Kroening, Conrad, Deutsch, Salzmann, Dreyer, Gilbert, Dettinqer, Rapp. Row 2: Kort, Lemke, Sautter, Lerch, Woldt, Heinrichs, Smith, Hyde, Rauschl, DeLisle, Hase, Iohan- RGS. Row 1: Struck, Kitzerow, Radtke. Radant, Fandre, Tesch, Bahr, Michaelson, Plier. X KLCLA1 -' K .T , A 1 T14-f,' ie2fwve-1--32-M' Lu-2.15 B-41?'MncQi' 'i,cf'xsd ' MD 4f7 'L'UNx'L N4 Q . ,Qv .J .e L ,, 'f5, L ., ep. yr, 3, ,,e.r,,k. ,- .. Q. eerwet., ex fi eu Me- -- .Nw--k --+ I .. I ' 'I - A , Av , ' A X k X A . - -ls A he ,IJI k.,y, xx: ,x..4,4L,1.z .es .- -s , fc. x-+- -- . X4- ' ' L' xi' T ' Ni xl .1 4 , ' .Nm ' - i- ty,,., xaig t t .,-e. 1 Student Club , e . t - t-,can-- .., L I 'y'x.:-:N-r'wfCx.Ls,Vx-,X Its Tuesday. A Student Club Tuesday. Next, the second semester executive, Let's wiggle into a corner of the Y.W.C.A. Dawn Tesch, took over the floor with her to see what th's popular group is doing. reports. At the initiation of new officers, Co Elreryfkirst ester president, is mothers found themselves guests of honor r erpting tliiefifivities that she directed. at the Student Club mother and daughter lv' X J' 1 V b - - V. Sqppbooy iop,s,r,viCe Centers filled with anquet. At -this meetmg the lied Cross 'J ' huriiorougswcartfibjis were completed, as well bandage foumg Program Was mtfoduced- ,I :Das Chggy 1-ykogday place Cards which patients Since then, every Tuesday at seven, willing ' 'Q attgf. lVlary's and Memorial hospitals re- Student Clubbers perform their personal V 1 in fCeive,d'during the Christmas Season. anti-Hitler tactics by rolling gauze into uni- yv , ,y Over'yj3ll9i0O0 was raised by the girls in form Squares' T ' ' 1' their- 'bond drive to hel ' the l cal f' ht. , , J . ' .V , .P In 9 '9 A bake eele held in Mefeh enabled this Y 1 , Starting out as buck privates the girls raised t .b h U I h I hh ' their -rn,ilitary rank to corporals, lieutenants, group to Con U me t elf annua SF O ars IP ' J money to the Waugonian Council. Despite Q t t ca tairfs, and generals. Everyday new es and emblems, made their appearance in schoolvimtil a regular WAAC camp flourished. I the sugar shortage, cakes, pies, cookies, rolls, and baked beans appeared from all sections of the community. How 5: Fara, McKlosky, Evans, Wilcox, Geisse Zuehlke Koebke Pennell Landsman Holles Rxebe Row 4: Rhyner, Touranqeau, Fahl, Churchill Cone Zastrow Krefer Eggebrecht Bluhm Brehmer Gisselman. Row 3: Barthels, Fitzke, Held, Callahan, Berres Pepper Iohnson Granholm Schuneman Puckrtt Behrendt. Row 2: Zemke, Arnold, Ziegler, Schemmel, Skrnner Streber Frawley Allen Sell Lrbman Logas Beckman. Row 1: Murdock, Schumann, Pregont, Radlofi Mueller Traeger Sayer Student Club Council Row 3: Plier, Ahrensdorf, Tetzlaff, Stuhlfauth Treviranus, Schuette, Hyde, Hayes. How 2: Bahr, Bump, Berres, Pepper, Kleinheinz Fandre, Podratz, Eckerle. Row l: Tourangeau, Radloif, Ebert, Tesch, W uugonum Council Seated: Michaelson, Treviranus, Sayer, Conrad Buitke, Frawley Standing: Hayes, Witter, Murdoch, Wood. Our Reds,' Advance On All Fronts I V Q QQ Safety Councxl Fxrst Semester Row 3 Regex' Czaplmskr Brand! Gxlbert Conrad Grlham Zarnke Doepke Schemmel Rehieldt Holhs Row 2 Hayes Lalle Luetschwager Cooper Sc ehnq Wxlson Prey lemke Sandholm Schultz Howl Marcell Cook Zuehlke Radtke Srllars Marty Greeb Wersser Frscher No more cokes' No more good qleamy gpssrp' Not even a chance to skxp out' Re orgamzatron of the safety councrl at the sec ond semester abohshed the m1sdemear1or of the former half hundred monrtors every perlod they were replaced by snr students chosen by home room teachers These srx wore the Off1Cla1 red armbands and they served as receptromsts to V1S1fOIS assxsted by teachers and performed many varred tasks for the ofhce P-IUJSU'- 'T1 :num-ammgmm UZOOmrn :dmv-ammgmcn 1 r I V . M - I I, -. .. f i , 'f U7 ' . fp ' , - -Z . f ,- . O . . ' C - Z5 . , l 1, M r Q rr - U1 I , U1 - CD oo Q - . - . O . D U . h O-I 5 . , U3 - 5 . ., Q -. . I CD A . . i .-1 x - IZ!-'IJ OOO ess NJC-J U3 925 CD 'o-12 7705 QD U1 Q59 '93 mm U- sag 5.5 20 955 iirf QE 352' WC HNO ici 'Zo .U 5 CSU -Dm!!! :EQ mis O- SM: 'D O sow 532 2,4 mr 55: Sag, Ugg nf E555 -nal- mfg' O 5 5 D U1 O II DunlQmgn and Dulqemgw Fall days and doughnut craze are iden- tical in our Alma Mater during the last October weeks. The yellow sales slips, door lr door canvassing, doughnuts and milk, Ind Duke-Duchess contest are all emorles ol the annualf doughnut cam- aign. . I t'SJfioBderingJthe responsibilities this year 6189- Iaxnny leinsghmidt, lfgeneral chair- rvn. rald ppa, ltqst years crack sales- X mah' intain h's'bi h record b sellin 1 l 9 Y Q nfnetrix dozen vqgle rulqiers-up Arthur Rfesksland Theron. lark sold sixty-six and forty dnzen respectively. Homeroom 160 rQlly ltd the doughnut lever. Not only did it dead ,me school in sales, but it hdise 'the Duke llimselfand the high Qes a . 3 , K4 AA n type'0f victory was scored ' H I y 'Rigger' ratzer hen he and Ruth Dahlke ' ROW 35 Christiana r gn ps Dukgvand Dllchbk of the dough- ' X, Row 2: Dahlke, Dahlke, Fisher, Nelson It dance which closed thq campaign. 2 f V4 it tk , X 1 I Fahl. ' wk 1 X . 1 2 lf . 1 F FX ll ali! 'XT 1 'L X :PHE 1943 ROYAL KC RT J. I 3 I - X i Q 1 I Q :X N 1- X' 'V X 1 Duchess: VN ' Ioltn H mohgey 5 ............. Bonnie Hyde X Don lean Cone i ' J rlesfojase . .!. . . Florence Wiesneske Iac ey! '. . . ............... Elaine Irick t Q , N D?k Bgllndlf . . ..X5,. . . . . FaYe Gehr e ....... Geraldine Smith x B Egan ...... . ...... Fritzie Mueller ' ob Io . .. .. . . 1. . Lou Ann Fisher X J l, .' I ' Chuck Christian ........... tte ls l lx Q. T! FQ 2 A x X N5 N xg X DOUGHNUT DELIVERY Kiss..-J HOME ROOM SALES REPORT NER l6O Conseorvation Club 'Leaf' fpuns are my hobbyi us help! willing students told Conservation Club mem- bers when the large-scale tree planting project began. Under the direction of Fred Trenk, College of Agriculture, University of Madison. and Ranger McNeil over 34000 trees and 500 scrubs were planted on the clubs 380 acres Although members of the club undertook the entire responsibilities for the planting volunteers were called for from the tudent body who were willing to give one day of work toward planting these trees This resulted in girls minus a few fingernails and fellows sporting evidences of shovels on their blistered hands but everyone was happy the rees and shrubs were planted With the cooperation of Marathon ounty businessmen and corporations much headway has been rnade on the 380 Mr A W Prehn and Mr E R Prehn contributed this land which lies west of the Wisconsin River between Rib Mountain and Mosinee Much help has been given by the State and County conservation clubs faculty members and our own Student Council which appropriated ninety dollars for equipment Securing a bunkhouse and tool cabin is he future goal of the club Progress in that direc tion has already been made via Mr Norman Stone of the Mosinee paper rnill who has consented to assist with the lumber problem This club is really going to town more cor rectly to the country' Row 3 Wrskowski Iaecks R Hmtz Daley Klein Erdmann Makowskr Iehn Dernba k C Hintze Row 2 Berg Stuhlfauth Cohen Baker Allard Tesch Ebert Libman Haight Howl Sternberg Hackbarth Koppa Schubrmg Schueler Dumdei Berndt Mr Burton sxWAHlSCAL Q' Awww' some A School Forest By the shores of River Wisconsin By the shiny big river water In typical Hiawatha style this is the location of our school forest But one might find it more easily by driving south on Route 4 for approx imately ten miles These west of the Wls onsin River and south of ih countys largest stlican deposit Rib Mountain to pre chemists is where the Conservation launches its nual tree planting campaign s , i . . . C . . . . . . . h - f V -. i - D . 1 - . . I. . F . - ' ,L :gil YQ f of - , - x -f ., . ,':z,, A 'f -1, W . My i . rg y , 'W , .Leaf , 1 my ,, ,Q ,gg 1 of I -v-.- 'V . I . K X f, M- -f-W ' ' ,axe ,nw V1 ' ' 'sq xx 1 I . t . . - . ,. is , t - uw I tt, 1, . ' i 5 U 1 A . . . . Q A - K A ' - s - ' - ' ' ,QQ , M y 5 I A W t . ' . ' A A ' ppt A - q , - C - - . 9 ' A an- 1 P90 . ,- X . - ! . 7 974 ry K Torch Club 'A , ii The Torch Club consrstrng of two chapters the Spartans and V1S1gOlhS 1s an orgamzauon for 1un1or boys Throughout th1s year the club sponsored splash partres hay rrdes and other aCl1V1l1eS for 1ts members The Torch Club has also endeavored to a1d rn com munlty servrce by contrrbutmg to Red Cross and through other work AW fwfo H 3 Fmken Holzem Hem Hoffman Clark Grlham MW Row 2 Dommskr Mueller Harris I Trumbo I Trumbo Nordgrerx Row! Garland Hrckey Zregler Delaney Leney B , M04 .W WCC wwwbwisaffm 4c5v'Jwf044'9Vfffof4 cafes an QMMM MW wdwdfgri fwyw MWWZMMY WNACMWMM Olympum Club What IS the Olymp1an Club? Frankly 1t rs an organ1zat1or1 whrch enables a group of sophomore pals to take part rn the youth fellow shrp movement The club has two chapters each chapter havxng ap proxrmately fourteen members Every week the boys get together to take part rn or plan everythrng from scrap drrves to toboggan partres But ser1ously the mem bers try to follow the club program of clean l1v1ng clean speech and clean scholarshrp My H 2 Lambrecht Burns Thackray Tourangeau Kyler Paynter Tellxer Rowl Kramer Sloan Lussrer Bannerman Mrller Mosher Schroeder E 61 L I ' x ' I Q t l ' . . . Z ow : , , , , , . 1 I . x ' K T K ' z . I ,C QVXZQJ - , , ,fbffvv ' Row 3: Zimmerer, Dearth, Schuetz. Hollander, Silberna el. K 9 OW I . , , . , . ' . . Q Q y fr X -f . 1 x , ' . Q , ,C+ n. . I , - l kg Standing: Klostermann, Kleinschmidt, Bornileth, Zinqler, Sillars, Schwartz, Schueler, Schubring. Seated: VVitter, Hopkins. Lewitzke, Radloft, Miss Ward, Zastrow, Packard, Sayer, Salzmann. Le Cefrcle Francais Bon jour, Mademoiselle. These echoes ringing through the halls of the new building inform us that French Club meeting is getting under way. This organ- ization, Le Cercle Francais, finds its purpose in supplementing the classroom study of the French language with facts of a lighter phase concerning the French land and the French people. An effort is made by all participants 'to speak only French during each meeting: at the close of the session the mem- bers vote on the one who they think, has most consistently parleyed. CFrench verb to speak.l Miss Schweizer, the club advisor, directs the group in French games and songs. After refreshments, the meetings close with the singing of the Marseillaise. P......1 : Chagnon, Burow, Smalley, Heyer, Stretch, Frederick, Iaqler, Peters, Bennett, Gritzmacker. How 4: Iohnson, Bump, Callahan, Cone. Beckman, Wimmer, Schemmel, Schroeder, Kiefer, Schue How 5 bring, Lapinsl-ce, Row 3: Schuneman, Moore. Peterson, Skinner, Dehling, Pregont, Ahrensdorf, Schaetzl, Schumann. Row 2: Ielinek, Krcening, Plier, Bahr, Cherek, Fehl, Hyde, Leney, Treviranus, Murray. How I: Laessig, Allen, Arnette, Mayer, O'Brien, La Dusire, Eggebrecht. 62 Z' fi Unsere Deutsche Gesellshaft Auf Wiedersehenn is the friendly traditional greeting of the Wausau High School's German Club. It is composed of a group of enthusiastic students interested in constructing a better understanding of the true German people by studying their language, history, songs, games and general customs. The program this year has included various get-togethers, where these German ideas have been put into actual practice. Caroling at Christmas afforded the opportunity to study German music, and later on in the year they enjoyed a roller-skating party and a German picnic, where only well-known, choice, German food was served. Its program committee, together with its friendly adviser, Miss Ward, is responsible for the activities of the club. This committee is made up of student representatives elected from all the classes of German. They are as follows: Pat Sayer, lim Schubring, Don Schuetz, Elaine Ftadloff, Ruth David, and Lois Zastrow. ,, 1 ff' -..' r' I' Row 3: Vangalis, Kroening, I Evans, Stuhlfauth. L95 M, ,H I N-I How 2: Libman, Rhyner, Cook ut , Tourangeau, Podratz, Prey, Nel- fl A ' A mark. f I o ' I . . lvfr- ll J N Row , ns Frawly, Bachhuber, Gilbert, Frtzke, ,H If if f f' . I I If ' PWM! ' - x 1 . , I 1 1 .3 1 ' ' f B X59 B 8 XA' ' ' ff ' . 1' 9 - , 1 ' I 1' ' ' Q J Npijsvftllaatplvgzls at n department a social unit in which all Latin students mrght become better acquainted, to enable the members to consider at leisure interesting phases of ,f L vy f 3 Abe Waulatians were organized as a club to enable the students to make the . ,U p 1 Roman life and customs, and to advertise by their activities the value of Latin X1 H V' ynpstudy in the school. fn ,1 J' u This year the group had as one of its projects the naming of the club, which was known heretofore as simply the Latin Club. The name, Waulatians, was coined by Ieanne La Dusire, who arrived at the name by taking the first syllable of Wausau and adding to it a variation of the name Latium, which was the district in Italy where the Romans first settled. 63 Q How Nelson W1lcox Deutsch Pusher Evans Genrtch Hayes Row Tourangerau Abrams Granholm Podratz Pepper Bump Pennell Eckerle Murdock Row Graunke I Klemhemz Iohnson Bahr Berlke Gensman Prawley P Klelnhemz Nelmark How Mayer Guenther Evlue Levme Bachhuber Klefer Hyde Kroenmg Klem Burow Rhythm rascals those Sub Deb gals who Gett1ng 1n the scrap kept the H1 Y fellows Sum UP lhelf actlvmes lhus busy last fall but 1t d1dnt prevent them from You gotta be a Sub Deb Sweetheart del1ver1ng the1r annual Thanksgrvrng and To get along w1th a bxg handsome man Chr1stmas baskets Thls year the club dlvrded You gotta dance r1de sw1m bowl to get along mio three groups whlch gave each boy a Do all of these thmgs as well as you can You gotta be a Sub Deb darlmg So as to make a h1t So come on you hlgh school co eds Get m and do your b1t more mdlvrdual part1c1pat1on l Row 3 Iohnson Blumenfeld Egan Makowskt Sxmonson Morgan Vanderwarker R Kostroskl How 2 Roeske Schmmtz Dumdem Dxscher Stueber L Kostroskr Htckey Schuetz Lehman Row 1 Klemschmtct Tauterner Koppa Dudek Bernclt Heyer Hanson Eggebrecht Sternberg 64 n y E 4 . I7 E il T 5 k D at G cl 43 , A , , ' , , ' , . 3: , , ,,., , , . 25 ,. ' ' , . , ' , , , . ' ' , . li , , ' , l , , ' , , ' , ', . Suh'Deh HVT Club ' A - l Om' Fuzzy F oots We are from Wausau, Wausau are wel Happy-go-lucky, Merry and free- Yessir, boys! We are from Wausau ,Wausau are we! We are from Wausau High. Starting out at the beginning of the school year, just for fun, these six fellows with their catchy mel- odies were soon asked to sing at the football homecoming dance, banquets, club meetings, and P,T.A. groups. The Fuzzy Foots were forced to disband after three of the bo s answered Uncle Sam's call s spring, but their original rber shop refrain still carries on ply fr t Sna ers 5 fig Q VYY g.. J Watch the birdie! Over 1 00 times this order was repeated b t bers finished snapping the All School f1Ck9t pictures one of t err num us projects By , Y instructing novices how to take pictures develop films and enlarging proofs r Harry Iohn son, club advisor, did a swell job of carrying out the mam objectives of the club with he assistance of both semester presidents Don Fahl and Bud Bauer Climaxing the Camera Club year was the photography contest designed to interest all the students in this work which I, really did just that too. r Row 4: Bornfleth. Blume Dumdei D Fahl Zeff Discher Fredrick Barkow Helke Row 3: Churchill, Fehl Boerke Klein Kieffer Gilbert Ockerlander Burow Brandenburg Row 2: Larson, Michaelson Ziegler Alford Allen Cone Hopkins Packard Marty Narron A Row I: Plier, Kleinhemz LaV1ck Schuetz Mr Iohnson Toburen Demmger R Fahl Niebergall La Dusire. ,ctw 4 Three Une Act Plays When sprlng ts rn d hurrachas squeak down the corndor agaln the annual thre cts swmg mto productxon Hardly an announce- men c h h w1thout several notxces drrected to the casts A rr r commrt members Seldom a person rushes by N rs or her way lay pr ctlce Few are the days that new arent n col rn respectlve hldeouts lEven X ms spro t e ta t atch the ghosts prowl The t arry plot o 1n t ost tory IS such that he cast much more ,J t e audlenc each character really ays co cerns 1lS wrth a group of young ople or d trme who clut up the parlor where a poor soldre n furl gh s pamfully tr g to propose to hls one and only returmng to amp Althou the flustered fellow tnes hrs hardest stop the1r smgrng dancmg and wlse-crackrng by scanng them rnto eavrng they 1ns1st on staymg untrl the end KP S He won her overl ,HJ A real honest to goodness mystery comes to hfe when Tniles K by Susan Glaspell gets under way It s a test for all the mastermmds In the audrence Cof course thxs means everybody! to warp therr bralns trymg to frnd some clue leadrng to the unknown murderer The men rn the cast are so con rned wxth lterns they consrder lmportant that they fall to see the T es w Qh solve the tragedy rxddle It took the X X X x si :SYN ow 3 Cohen Allard Marty Bahr Frawley Grlbert Pregont Mlss Sherman ow Fntzke Reich Bach R a s m u s s e n e B erres I 1 Lxbman Traeqer nch Pher Hayes Lu tke X N about l , I X A le, f 1 ' ' . , . . ' 'T 1 . . . I - d d' , ' ': . I XX , .W ' n' ' v - ' . ff' ' . . I , J 0 A I I - 'e I A I 'W - K , 1 ,, . st I . . ' . f ' , X' f . 22 ' ' wi ' jJ x 'I ,s .Y X' ,af S' yi J v t 1 S x 5 ' ,XF . JK Nuff . by I JJ dv! 9 1, JV J -If ,7- JX TQ' axl- X ,u ' .5-, - ' 2.4 ,G A g A- - hd. , K' X-K ' X x h :r. ' ' ' Y - . . y x 1 S O I A , I NX 1 Q ss women to set the affalr back on 1ts feet agarn by followrng up the death of a brrd and other small facts wh1ch tell the whole story Incldentally th1s play added an other lnch of proud helght to the femlnlne spectators The dog suffers the cast suffers but the suffermgest of all IS the audrence who attends Mushrooms Comlng Up by Byron B Boyd When unexpected guests drop 1non a young man s w1fe just before dlnner she cannot frnd a thrng 1n her cupboards to s rve them She begs help from Sylvla her rellable but pokey mald who after concentratlng a great deal and turnrng over her mxnd at a rate of ten mlles an hour suggests mushrooms Be cause no one can confrrm the mushrooms as the edlble specres 1t IS decrded o test them on Bonnle Bell the dog Hyster rcs overcome the guests when durmg the drnner the mald announced the death of Bonnre Bell but they recuperate wrth a lar when 1t 1S drscovered that the dog was the v1ct1m of a h1t and run accldent Standmq Cone Berg Klemhemz Mrss Boardman How 2 Peterson Brown Kle1nschm1dt Stxeber Howl Staples lohannes Murdoch Absent Sherflnskl Standmg Fehl Dlckhoft Pennell Mlss Fxsher Standmg Radloft Wolman Trevtranus Mrss Atwell Howl Evans Hanneman Ahrensdorf Absent Allen Howl Vanderwarker Merrrll Absent Lehman - l l 1 1 ' f 1 H - H - - H . H . , . . I 3 1 I - H - H - - - ,, , I. ,YW I ' - 1 ef I . . . . - I I , , V 4 I , :A f . ' 4 sf ' , , 5 . . . . I . . . . 'K Mzlrder Has Been Arrangedw C Standing: Schwartz, Gehrke, Zeti, Reed, Nauta. Sitting: Luedtke, Nelson, Sherfinski, Wiptli. Senior Class Play Here are the people behind the scenes members ot the lighting, costumes, properties, and business committees: Row 3: Lrbman, Rinqle, Baker, Iohannes, Praw- ley, Smith, Smalley, Harris, Lehman, Chris- txanson, Schaefer, Bachhuber, Gensmari, Cohen, Dahm, Tesch, Mrchaelson. How 25 Sinnemann, Murray, Reich Graunke, Vlfolrnan. Kuebler, Glasel. Row lf Stuhltauth, Black, Vehlow, Andrczyzax, Frnken, Zencier, Tetzlati. Cast Miss Groze H .a,. Ieanne Wipili Cavendish H, as Lloyd Schwartz Mrs. Wragg -, 7 N, Faye Gehrke Iimmy North , W ,H Cliff Sherfinski Beatrice Iasper W- Mrs. Arthur ,rs..vs Sir Charles Iasper Maurice Mullins , The dumb woman Bette Nelson Marion Reed U can Iack Zeft , S Louis Luedtke -feU f9ET'4EvUio94KS-PZ Ioyce Nauta Cuftazn Call Ghosts of W H S ' What do we see? Emo trons running top speed shlverlng knuckles and knees and ultimate ah s ot approval yup these were the react1ons of the audi ence atttendrng the senior clas play Decem ber 14 Remember the strange cff stage ffects? The orchestra CTop Hatter reproductlonl and 1ts leader fLlyd Schwartzl s1tt1ng with us in the auditorium gave 1t that unusual twist The ldea of the plays taking place on the stage of the St James Theater rn London was largely responsible for lh1S too Goose plmpler of the evening came dur mg the dead S1r Charles Iaspers Uack Zeffl walk across the room wh1ch brought about the confesslon of hrs murder by the suave killer Maurice Mullms tLou1e Luedt kel The dumb woman Uoyce Nautal rn her mystenous appearances added 1ntensely to the werrd atmosphere Ilmmy North frank solved the tension of the gun scenes by hrs sarcastlc cracks usually drrected at Mrs Arthur fMar1on Reedl or Mrs Wragg tFaye Gehrkel Miss Groze Clean Wipfhl chilled the audience with her cold manners but Beatnce Iasper tBette Nelson? atoned for this by her vivacity Hrghest honors tand shes used to thesel should go to MISS Bohl for her sklllful cast 1ng and patlent dlrectmg of the drama The historical costumes were planned and made by student commlttees under the able super v1s1on of Miss Ross and their ffectlveness was enhanced by the novel and well con trolled l1ght1ng effects carried out by the efficient stage crew headed by lohn Veh ow Our ushers programs tickets and be tween acts refreshments were the results of Mr Underwood s careful planning It was no easy job to keep these financial affairs stralght but with his committees Mr Under boot .,B-4 There s somebody standmq out there Look' Mother it ll go off in a moment and where will I ve done this because what you ev done is the You go, unkmdest thmg that has ever happened to There' You do feel better dont you? Yes? m Yes' but trusty character fC1iH Sherfinskil dis- wood clame through on top, with profits to ' ' do . x' V wf' X I T kr I - ' , X K , fvi T 1 s -Ali Q 2 .Q --- A X V Y 1- ' ' . . af , ' ' ' . A Zh . . , . . ' ' 4- . . ' . . . . . ei . 69 tik ,V Q- 4 --1 f' G- - f How 6: C. Schuetz, Conner. Plautz, Krueger, Kemps, Roeske, A. Radtke, Row 5: Baumqardt, Chapman. Row 4: Abitz, Tauierner, Morgan, Bloom, Ketler, Rolofi, Logas, Donner. How 3: Tourangeau, Kramer, Kyler, Elliot, Simonson, Schoenberg, McCul1y, Prey. How 2: Thackray, Meydam, Petri, Smalley, Harris, Lehman, Humphrey, Clark. he Gold Do you know what gooper features are? Do you know they are fuzz from peaches? Giggles from the sophomores, grins from the juniors, and groans from the seniors who acknowledge this familiar Grill quickie and another rehearsal ot the band begins on the stage in the auditorium. Row I: Egan, Smith, Hoffman, Cotey. Mr. Grill, second Dad to I-don't-know-howfmany, has kept the band at its class A rating by directing such pieces as Marche Slave by P. Tschaikowsky, the main work oi the year: Hepartee, piano solo with band accompaniment, by David Bennet: Fantasia on a Back Chorale lHank's tunel, an unusual piece written especially for the W.H.S. band by Mr. Kenneth Runkelg and Sequoia, by La Cassey, a number requiring perfect balance of chords. These Monday, Wednesday, and Friday rehearsals, although no picnics, are 70 l Row 6: Finken, D. Schuetz, Lodholz, Decker, Plantiko, Tobey, lojade, Klemp. Row 5: Silbernagel, Mortenson, Narron lhidingl. How 4: Miller, Wendorf, Bannerman, Tetzlaff, Christianson, T. Radtlce, Millbeck, Zender. ' man Heinz Me er Birt anz Mosher Tellier Anklam Krahn Merrill Row 3: Dxpp , , y , , I ,,,, , . Row 2: Wilcox, Allard, Kleinschmidt, Kalkofen, Fowler, Marty, Dahm, Kurth, Kronewetter, Miller. Row l: Lambrecht, Gertschen, Lussier. Fluegel. ated ipe Qvgafn without the usual classroom formalities. How could they be otherwise with Al Lehman being as noisy as his cornet, the horn players continually forgetting which valve they should use, and a director frequently overtaken by his subtle sense of humor? However, uniforms and seating positions are at stake, so there is no time for endless fooling around. W.H.S. was represented by eleven students in the all-state band October 29 which was conducted at Stevens Point under the baton of Dr. Frank Simons. Other fall activities included the formations between halves at football games, teachers' convention concerts, Navy Day Festivities, and Student Council inauguration. Although no tournament was held this spring fC est la Guerrel steady work con tinues to prepare the band for the special Skyrocket tHow do they rate?J assembly Victory Corp program, and an annual Spring concert 7l ft mf l v ' fi x 'W Fol Song Oratorza Opera These guys and gals are grfted rn song When they grve out one cant go wrong D58 Capella Chow N he S 1or H School lla Chorr org rzatr e upo ents who s to a u1re p oper smgrng ts and an appgeciah n of musrc through t udy of voca hterat re e co e f tud consrst 0Pera t ou he a has t en ts to o te rs an ass the Cholr X de many ppearan s befo e the CGIVI ubs and A org 1Zal1 1n th t and resent ed many concerts before the Hxgh School Assembly th1s year A SpeC1al proyect of the Cholr class has been to develop a marchmg chorus whrch uses for 1ts marchrng the marchrng songs of our armed forces as well as the great patr1ot1c the1r contrlbutron to the war effort he marchmg chorr took part rn the A11C1ty Patr1ot1c Song Festrval held on March 30th and early 1n May held a Hymn Festrval whrch featured the great hymns of all churches W Fogart Luedtke Wenzel Gappa Schultz Kmppel Smart Tnttm Schaefer V Iohn so Leubn halow Paynter R Iones R Iones Hoeft Mxtchell R Iohnson E Branden b W rown Row 3 Wolman Lodholz Hemrxchs Zuehlke Gnggel Pennell Kllmek S Branden Ha bu g Lxp on Iacobson Ockerlander Hunger Mle va P zek ttel Marquardt Genrrch Hrobsky Srmonson Moore G Wxlson Levan doskr Iola I Kmen Narron Koy Howl Iohannes Rasmussen Hardxnq Bexlke Takelskr Sandholm Kreffer Cleveland Dahlke Bremer Le Sage Nelson Baken Lella , fy ix , fn, , 4' g , 'J e .. ,af R ' ' t ff' , -- man W . , E, fri v 3 . , ' 'rl S ' ' S ,il , . ' A S Q X. ' I Y I' 'xx W X f' 1 e ' . ' ' ' ' y X fa 'de ' ' Q6 90f.S9 ectio X IT1f01k S011 OOIH io songs and hymns of faith of our country. As 1 1h 1 I ' ll f ' ' ' if - ,X X . S . . . I I Ro 4.- ' ,,,, ' , y , , ,h . - IH . , . ' ' . , ' , , ' , . - 72 Vocal Artists Row 3: Griggel, Plank, Berard, Lella, Mleziva, Irick, Miss Darrin, Kieffer, Boerke, Reich, Bartel, Harding. Flow 2: Salvador, Genrich, Hanson, Puckett, Brehmer, Bremer, Bischaft, Beltz, Hammond. How 1: Plank, Zastrow, Pregont, Hildensperger, Wiesneske, Wendorf, Levandoski, Klimelc, Schut- tenberg, Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Chorus is an organization of students who are learning how to use the singing voice, how to read music and express themselves through singing. They also are developing an appreciation and understand- ing of music through the study of fine vocal literature. The Girls' Chorus has appeared in high school assembly programs and various con- certs for the public, among them the Patriotic Song Concert and the Hymn Concert in the spring. Madrigal Singers Membership in the Wausau Senior High Madrigal Singers is limited to students Who, together with having achieved skill in read- ing music and correct vocal production, desire to study music of a nature more ad- vanced than that used in the A-Cappella Choir. The music studied by this group is largely selected from the English, Italian and Ger- man Madrigal Schools although modern compositions in Madrigal form are used also. During the 42-43 school year the Madrigal Singers have appeared before the Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, and Eagles Clubs as well as a number of P.T.A. organizations. Row 3: Bornfleth, Schaefer, Borchardt, Behling. L in Row 2: Wolman, Paszek, Grotelueschen. Paynter, Brown, Mitchell, Narrori, Rasmussen Seated: Dettinger, Miss Darrin, Iohannes, Ockerlander, Hunger. cidffer State Citizens ff kg, qunmylg 3342 -- Q. - Xa. fi iff- S' 5 A BiporY,Wiscon s fy iaht disposition, civer-indulcgance, lx il .I.1-1 -U 4JQ'.Lk- ' -' ' '-. x , , V .-, f , lx ,Q xl Q' , I, ,Bti , .- ' l,--L lb Bqldger Hoyts State fjz., j aft' ii gn g as 4 n nic 'misdemeanors we Moll ., soliceable at,the fourth ,-wahifxprobably most sucgegs-f.u.L.:.Bession at Badger NxBQys'-St'a'te, held at Ripon College last Iune. Wausau was represented by ten junior boys who were selected on the basis of character, scholarship, and high-school interest. Row 2: Kleinschmidt, McKoen, Stueber, Freeman. How 1: Olson, Hoftman, Hackbarth. Insert: Roeske. Absent: Goetsch, Schmidt. Badger Girls' State Iune 17-23, 1942 Madison, Wisconsin For an unforgettable week, six Wau- sau girls became citizens of Badger Girls' State on the University of Wis- consin campus. With two hundred other Wisconsin juniors they learned citizen- ship by electing their own city, county, and state officers: listening to first hand information by state officials: and parti- cipating in a session of their congress held in the state capitol. How 2: Stuhlfauth, Zimmermann, Ockerlander. Row 1: Cohen, Ahrensdorl, Allard. Senior Service Scouts By enrolling in the Red Cross first aid course, folding bandages, and res- ponding to the used silkhose and grease pleas of the government the Service Scouts, Wausau's first senior troop, dis- played their willingness to contribute toward the war effort. Row 3: Peterson, Hanson, Prehn, Bump, Preqont, n ll Skinner Pen e , . How 2: Fitzke, Greve. Tesch. Allard, Ebert, Baker. Murray. How 1:Genrich, Schumann, Stieber, Kleinheinz. Evjue, Guenther, Levine, Gilbert. N . f' -fl f' V5 qu ' 1, - L S. ff ' ! . t' H, ' M Jw Q. I 4- wsgf :fr Y, if v :iff Y-,fx xi I ...Al 3 L, I . , , , ' M .. j 5- ,. af , I h- ,154 . L r - -. F- T . .af X - Ng? 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' Lg' .IQ-, A ,f ts fl S andmq Fehl M Con a D s W son ohe nt K Barthels Tre an s Srttmq Se etsky Fl eqel Hoeft Campbell Geeb Remhart N kolar Student Umon To be or not to be that IS the questron ra1sed by us students and attacked by our representatwes Upon the suggestlon of Mr Algot Sm1th Drrector of Gurdance s eral representatlves fro H1Y a u e ub worked together a e creatlon has postpone rchas1 g f a b 1ng for th1s purp e mber faC1l1l16S for you o e e e e ed las Spfl by t s ud body re My f Coll ns Home Economtcs Club Soups on and so IS the Home Economrcs Club Th1s group whose members have taken a homemakmg course 1S des1gned to brrng g1rls wrth these mutual rnterests together Alternatrng thelr busrness and socral meet they meet lW1Ce a month under he adershrp of M1ss Fahey It was lh1S lub that supphed us wrth ICG cream bars at the school partles the proceeds were contrrbuted toward the augonran scholarshrps .J J Culmary Art -a I 5 f 5 - - 1 . ' 1 I '+ 1 1 f 2 ik ' 7 8 . . D I V . H, , ' Q- C1 C1 f - ' ' ' . pl tt ' 1 ' i ' ' ' . lt? h th r ' ' . ' c e . . . f . . . A . l Q th 1 m. al . I . 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . ' u' h ' 0 1 li f f 1 f r 1 , Og l lt 1 . 'N X 11 , A Y , l 'L- j If o I A t -' N x I K, A ,M rj 5 ' ,V . t I , urra, r ' I avi , 11 , 1 iz' 1 VII U . ' ' : n , u , , , r , ' , i- Standrnq Heyer Freeman Seated Nelso Olson Sayer Wahiscaii Assistants Standing: Holzem, Levine, Dumdei. Barthels, Ziegler. Genrich. Seated: Sayer, Lussier, Berg, Sillars, Hadlotf. fE1aine Baker was home collecting autographs on the cast on her broken leg. The Stooges Hey, did you get that information for me? Will you stop for those proofs after school? Assistant editors of our yearbook recognize readily these questions which they were fre- quently askedfall right, demanded is more correct eeby their editors. Other assignments 2 3 included writing and typing copy, supplying ideas for layouts, and helping their chiefs with the group pictures. Most of the students are undregraduates learning the trick of the trade to avoid a wholly untrained future staff. lu .,' , Slgyrocketff Assistants y figures straight. How 3: Cone, Callahan, Marty, Lenz, Pugh, Streich, Bump, Radtke, Merrill, Treviranus, Iohnson. Row 2: Wolman, Landsmann, Moore, Genrich. Marquardt, H. Leney, Traeger, Radlott, Bahr. Row l: Plier. Cook, Lewitzke, Zastrow, Sell, W. Leney. 77 Cub reporters begging for extensions on their stories typists pounding out a mean t e m p o , and proofreaders deleting misprints with queer crescendos are evidences ot the Skyrocket assistants on duty. Keen competition is found among the feature and special writers: the copy readers, too, try to outdo one another in discovering errors Up in Mr. Dzubay's room ad solicitors can he seen labor ing with their rulers trying to get in every column inch while the bookkeeper l lector, and assistant business managers strive to keep the ent nim ,I X-4 pa The accom rt sl. 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A check-up of the 1942 season shows that no opponent was able to penetrate within Wau- sau's 25-yard line, and in seven games the local squad yielded a total of only fifteen first downs. Offensively, our team averaged 32 points, 312 yards by rushing and passing. and 13 first downs per game. The team started slowly, edging out Point 6 to 0 on a muddy field, but by the middle of the season they had reached their peak of performance in the games with Wisconsin Rapids and Marshfield. When the team ap- proached the end of the season and was still unscored upon, interest centered on the final game with Merrill. Merrill has proven itself to be a jinx to former local squads, but this year's team handed them their third defeat of the season by the score of 24 to 0. For their fine showing during the season six Wausau players received all-conference recognition. They were: Fred Bliese, guard: Gordon Saindon, center: lake Dahm, tackle: Chester Wyzkowski, end: Roger Trotzer, fullback: and Cyril Koppa, quarterback. 'fit ,,..r44, '. RAYMOND R. Halfback NOWITZKE BERNDT BLIESE R. End H. Tackle R. Guard Here, students, is the cream of the conference and the pride of Wausau. Wausau citizens are proud of the glory the team has brought to our fair city. A lot of them are beginning to think, however, that this conference is beginning to cramp the style of a university team. Maybe, it wouldn't be a bad idea to play in a league where we can really show how good we are-fthen. we will really have something to brag about. Y Qi, .KA Im 4' .3 afif KOPPA TROTZER SCHULTA Quarter Fullback L. Halfback SAINDON MCKOEN DAHM WYZKOWSKI Cenler L. Guard L. Tackle L. End 194 2 Summary 'Nausau .... -- 6f-Stevens Point --, ,-- 0 Wausau ,L,,L.. 28-Hhinelander Wausau .v,.... 13f- hAntigo .... - L - O Wausaur ....L. 42-Wis. Rapids Wausau .....L. 45aMarshfield L- .... 0 Wausau ,L.L... 67WNekoosa -, Wausau .,,.... 24MMerri1l ..... ,- 0 83 Wausau's Valley Conference Grid Champs Row How Row Row Gabrilska: Kellnhauser: Holzem: Tobey: Trigg: Hanke: Kaiser, Trainer: Schira. Student Manager: Biwer: Brockmeyer. Zender: Bendrick: Discher: Dalnodar: Gaulkei Dudek: Parsons: Fogarty: Blackmer: Baum- gardt. Young: Sampson: Chapman: Rozmenoski: Scheel: Kraft: Schmitz: Freeman: LaPorte: Eggebrecht. Nowitzke: Schulta: Wyzkowski: Berndt: Bliese: Saindon: McKoen: Dahm: Raymond: Koppa: T Prospects for 1943 This year's powerhouse eleven was sup- freely without jeopardizing to any great de ported by an outstanding flock of reserves. gfee the teams Chances for ViCl0fY- The all-around ability of so many players Barring conscription or ineligibility, next allowed Coach Brockmeyer to substitute year's squad should be able to continue the Lining Up Bench Warmers 84 They Helped Wln precedent of further establ1sh1ng Wausaus reputatlon as THE football team of the con ference Returmng lettermen who should form a strong nucleus for the team w1ll be WYSkOWSk1 B11ese Dahm and Raymond In the capaclty of co captam w1ll be one of he speedrest athletes to show h1s wares slnce the days of Hrrsch Edd1e Kraft The other manager w1ll be Fred Bllese an all confer ence guard from last year In the l1ne the loss of Samdon at enter w1ll be probably the hardest to replace A prom1s1ng candldate for the post 1S Scheel who saw some act1on th1s year and should get the startlng asslgnment next season Hozmenoskl Baumgardt Chapman Hanke and Sampson are other players who should help prov1de Wausau wrth a fast charg1ng The backheld w1ll be the sore spot 1 the coaches plans for next season Gradua tron w1ll cla1m three fourths of th1s years start1ng backfxeld Some prom1s1ng under classmen should have an opportumty to de velop 1nto expenenced veterans Wllhln a short trme The mam task w1ll be to pIOV1d6 a smart quarterback to manage the team successfully Wrth the graduat1on of Trotzer other teams w1ll be able to breathe a httle eas1er when the fullback post IS ment1oned Young and LaPorte are players who saw sufflclent act1on to get a letter thls year and w1ll be back next season ,Q Baumgardt Kraft Rozmenoskr Schmxtz Chapman Scheel Freeman Karser Eggebrecht .Q Young Hanke Sampson LaPorte Schxra Tobey 85 O - . - . . 1 , c -I I I I line. n , , nl b A 5 I I Stand nq Samdon Nxmz Dalnodar Brockmeyer Eggebrecht Wyzkowskx McKoen Smmg Kraft Trotzer Wenzel Raymond Mornson Young WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU WAUSAU Basketball THEY Shawano WISCOHSIH Rap1ds Rhmelander Mernll Nekoosa Sievens Polnt Anuqo Merrlll WISCOHSID Rap1ds Marshheld Stevens Pomt Rhlnelander 86 gf 'hi WE . . . , , , 35 . . , . - - - - b - 39 ' ' ' . . , , , , 25 - . , , . . . , , , 22 ' . . . . WAUSAU ------ 26 Antigo ----- . . , , , , 36 , . . . , , , , , 19 ' . . , , , , , 34 ' . . . . . , , , , , 52 - . . , . - - - - - - 34 ' ' ' . , , , , , 34 ' , . . , , , , , 31 ' . . . , , , , 38 - . . Conference Co Champs The Red and Wh1te Cardrnals from Wau sau have done 1t agarn After a slow start they found themselves m mld season began play1ng an aggressrve and earnest game and fmally emerged slttmg on the top of the con ference tled w1th Ant1go For the Wausau qumtet the conference race was an uphrll battle all season Frequently they had to pull a game out of the fue w1th a second half barrage of baskets coupled w1th a trght defense When fans and coaches became hystencal the players became more calm and determmed and as a result the shadow of defeat was turned 1nto vlctory Marshfleld s loss was Wausau s ga1n At least Ray Wenzel helped f1ll a pos1t1on that coaches had termed quest1onable Wenzel scored 149 POIDIS to lead the con ference and h1s work under the basket was responslble for Wausaus abrhty to control the ball Morr1son and Kraft at the forward posts frlled a well balanced front l1ne MOIII son was the thlrd hlghest conference scorer and Kraft was noted for hrs abllzty to come Raymond were the HQQIGSSIVG guards who brought the ball up the floor Morr1son and Wenzel were further honored by belng se lected on the all conference team Wausau won 1ts frrst three games from Raplds Rhmelander and Mernll respectlvely before tastlng the brtter plll of defeat at Antxgo After that Nekoosa fell before the Cardmal onslaught but the next week Stevens Pomt dupllcated the work of Ant1go and Wausau came home w1th 1lS second and last defeat of the season In the return game w1th Ant1go the Cards won a close and hard fought game from the Red Robms to avenge an earher defeat W1th Wenzel contrlbutmg 24 polnts to the Cardmal cause Wausau took a h1gh scormg game from Mernll The next game found WISCOHSIH Rapxds playmg host to Wausau only to fmd the1r guests very rude and themselves on the short end of the fmal score Commg down the home stretch Wausau took a warm up game from Marshfreld 1n preparatron for the all rmportant trtle clash TROTZFR G ard WENZEL Center KRAFT Forward YOUNG Guard RAYMOND Guard DALNOD Guard WYZKOWSKI Center EGGEBRECHT MORRISON NIMZ Forward Forward Center P as ,. . through in the clutches. Trotzer, Young, and ' . AR vi cg 5 t 5. 87 Conference Co Champs tCont1nuedl Wllh Stevens Po1nt Fulf1ll1ng all cxpectatrons the game was a thrlller and Wausau merged by the narrowest of margms 31 to '10 ln the fmal game at Bhmelander the Cards were 1nsp1red by the hope of a share of the con ference t1tle and went on to defeat the Hodags and thus end one of the wrldest scrambles for flrst place that the conference Basketball Jump Ball Only the war prevented the poss1b1l1ty of a three way t1e for the t1tle Stevens Po1nt was forced to cancel one of 1lS games and thus lose out on 1lS share of glory The end of the season marked the end of the basketball careers for several Wausau players Wenzel at center w1ll be m1ssed but an underclassrnan by the name of Nrmz should develop mto an experrenced veteran w1th1n a few games Barr1ng the call t servrce the forward pos1t1on should remam rntact as both Morr1son and Kraft do not graduate unt1l later Roger Trotzer one of the most colorful athletes th1s school has ver known w1ll have to be replaced at a guard pos1t1on Eggebrecht a reserve forward who has been a ma1nstay on lh1S year s team also graduates and w1ll not be back next Ajyamf-f A-w J Jfwu 44 enze C nfe ence lgh corer 1 fi'-Wff7 7.A,4-fJ'C P l I . ' ' . ' o ' , e ' , ' . , . L3 has ever known. season. ff f' I ' x 1 J I f jf f C 4' A - r N C ' 0 Q V 4 P f - t . L' J ' ' ' 1 V ,1 - 'A . , , Q-, f 88 82' 76 lil Standmg Ltbman Burek Blxese Bnwer Rerchel Hunger Sttmq Dalnodar Wyzkowslcl Nxmz Sampson Kuebler B Team Stressmg offense rather than defense 1n 1ts games thls year Ol.1Ih1ghSCOf1I1g B team won e1ght of the eleven games 1t played Stevens Polnt and Antlgo were the only teams to defeat the Wausau qumtet Wllh an earlrer defeat by the latter bexng avenged 1n a return game Several players who do not graduate should be a welcome addltlon to next year s varslty team WYZkOWSk1 Nlms and Dalno dar are some sharpshooters who should not fmd lt dlftxcult to earn a letter on the varsrty team next season Coach Brwer has made a pract1ce of condltlonlng underclassmen and pIOV1d1Hg reserves for the varsrty squad and thrs year was no exceptlon SEASON S SUMMARY WAUSAU ....... 36-Edgar ............. 32 WAUSAU. T ...,. 32-Rhinelander ....... 22 WAUSAU 5. T .... 29-Merrill ............ 24 WAUSAU ....... 22-ANTIGO ,......... 24 WAUSAU ....... 29-Nekoosa .......... 20 WAUSAU ....... 20-STEVENS POINT ..35 WAUSAU ....... 25-Antigo .,,......... 24 WAUSAU ....... 30-Merrill ..........,, 24 WAUSAU ....... 27wMarshfield ........ 7 WAUSAU ....... 35-STEVENS POINT U33 WAUSAU ..,.... 42-Rhinelander ....... 24 Speed On Ice ...AAR 4,30 Left to Rrght Wanta Bendrrck Ptttsley Wllde Hemz Bloomquxst G Hemz Harns Iaecks Hockey When gas rat1on1ng came 1nto effect th1s year Wausaus hockey team lost 1ts chance to avenge rts f1rst defeat 1n seventy games handed them last year 1n a game w1th Waupaca All the C1l1eS rn the conference gave up thelr mter conference schedule th1s year although some schools l1ke our own formed teams w1th1n the school Three teams were formed here the Blackhawks the Redwmgs and the Bru1ns I order to make for more competltlve games veterans frcm last years charnplonshlp squad were dlstrlbuted among the three teams In the f1rst round of play each team was defeated on e The Bru1ns tr1mmed the Red wmgs to the score of 4 0 Not to be dlscouraged the Redwmgs ral11ed and took the Black hawks 1n an mterestlng game Z 1 In the th1rd game the Blackhawks evened up the stand 1ngs by beatmg the Bru1ns 4 1 'ix -gi. 335955 Left tc Rrqht LaPorte Scharmer Parsons Gu nther Erlckson 90 L - x ' ,YI J L Lx .f I r - W ' Q Q .?'r f, 1 V, ij B . 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The W1nners Left to Rght Krueger Guenther Fehl Schnerder Flory Habeck Kulpxnskr Because of sudden changes rn the weather the Oflglnal schedule of n1ne games was reduced to seven The Redwmgs contlnued the1r w1nn1ng ways and took thelr next three consecutlve games The Brulns won one and lost two and the Blackhawks lost three The frnal standrngs are as follows Team Wms Loses Percentage Red Wrngs Brums Blackhawks A revlew of the games played shows that detenslve play was stressed rather than offense The f1ne show1ng of the Redwlngs can be greatly attrlbuted to thelr defenslve sklll Although hockey fans were Cl1SaPpO1I'1led at the change of events that the war brought about they were grven an opportumty to VIGW several games that were played on the h1gh school r1nk As a whole they were well pleased w1th the fast and mterestmg play of one of thelr favorlte sports Hockey IS one of the competltxve sports whrch develops qulck th1nk1ng fast playlng and good coordmatlon The three teams gave more of the boys a chance to play and de velop therr sk1ll and abxhty The boys had a lot of fun and showed excellent teamwork Coach Maxwell deserves a lot of prarse or rnaklng the best out of a dlftrcult s1tuat1on HD? ffw -v '9W 4-,Fl is N32 W. 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Pugilists Row 3 Gabrxlska Kryshak Lrllequrst Alclrrch Davls Case Clark Greenheck Towle Schultz Zeff Nelson Enqlert How 2 Leney Dlckenson McEwen Stachovak Kuehl Trotzer LaPorte Young Arent Hickey Davxd Row 1 Tauferner Abxtz Marquardt Schoenfeldt McDonald Preper Berres Logas Meyer Kloster n U16 1'5 Wllh a reputatlon to qam and the army o face nearly forty boys answered Coach Ga brllska s call for rnstructlon ln the art of self defense Interscholastlc compet1t1on was h1ndered somewhat by the war but the of opoortuntty for ambrtlous boxers Contenders who survlved the semrfmals were well matched 1n the f1nals whlch were held the followlnq week The 92 pound class found Leney defeatmg Ab1lZ whrle the next bout at 100 pounds saw the BQQISSSIVG Davxd outclassmg Klosterman Boxrng sk1ll and courage were well matched 1n the 108 pound class w1th the re sult that the ludg s awarded Dlckenson and McEwen a draw for their efforts Arent showed superl r1ty w1th h1s dukes 1n all three rounds agaxnst Schoenherr and wound up w1th the declslcn One of the best bouts of the evenmq ound Orm S achovak dec1s1on1ng Clark who was a Golden Gloves wmner last year by a very narrow margm In the 132 pound class H1ckey proved that he could be an outstand 1ng boxer rf the need arose by defeatmg Bob Greenheck all the way w1th the close dec1s1on gomg o the former By keepmg away from h1S op ponent and preventmg many blows from landrng Trotzer was able to get the judges nod tn the 170 pound class over Davrs Most of the bouts were close and all of the boxers proved themselves to be wrllmq mrxers The judges d1d a splendld 1ob ln nammg the varrous wmners whrle the close dec1s1ons created some d1f'ference of opmron among the fans Much credxt should go to some of the nonpart1c1pants who were responsible for the success of the frghts The tramer Herman Ka1ser the referee Mr MacDonald and the med1cal advlsor Dr leurs l . . .F , - . .A A 1 . 0 . . x , A y, . . , V , p r .ff ' ' Golden Gloyes tournament provided Plenty The Young-Case fight was an even match ' I ' - . 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Y f, , 1- up A t ! gi, 1? , blk: I 173, J,,?g,1g'f1' ,Q I r Q 6' W 51- 1' DIN S' ,uw I r 33 I Sophomores Standmq I Kuehl Traeder Salzsmeder Russ Habeck G Lambrecht Szftmqx Fxedler Bannerman Eggebrecht Gahnz Exsenman Intramurals were the basketball J suif he sltt for po1nt but the lack of ess Eg s these same gljig g forw use to a q od mink the thmqs hey aCl1V1lY thouglf Volleyball baseball M' Row 3 Schultz Strek R Iones Tornow Roeske Huseby Plautz Bloomquxst Row 2 Kunkel R Iones Schubrmg Meydam Schroeder Erlandson Hmtze Boles Row I Slernberg Leney Dickenson D6V1d Carey m then' appropn e seasons The mtramural Jumors Employed Boys Row 3 Hovden Mrtchell Mueller Hackbarth Ballschmreder Lange Rxchelto Hem Row 2 Dxscher Kebel Iotade Huehnerfuss Tessmer Messmq Chnsuan Dellenbach Row I Schueler Fxlratreaux Dem MacDonald Howe program was establrshed for those boys who do not have the tlme or abrlrty to play on the vars1ty team and 1S open to any boy 1n school The orgamzer and present head of th1s program IS Mr Olson the Physlcal Dlrector at Senlor hrgh t1on has not prevented a large number of them from takrng part Athletlc mrnded boys have the opportumty to spend as much time as they w1sh 1n thelr favorlte pastlme Wxth the mcrease ln after school lobs more boys have jolned the employed group than formerly Semors Standmg Clark Dernbach R Kostroskx E Iehn Dudek Wxesmann L Kostroskr Clark Szttmg Bukowskx Burns Koppa Egan Berndt Nelson Schmxtz L Iehn Tapper 95 The fact that Seniors no longer receive gym credit for intramular participa- O League Bowlers Row Row Row Row Standmq Roeske Olson Schuetz Mr Rosenhauer Dmscher Dumdex Wagner How 2 McCutcheon Zeff Lussxer Bauer Conner Boles Tourangeau Row I Meydam Stuebor Prehn I Taylor Genrrch Streber Guenther Doyle Lange WleSn9Skl Evans Conrad Back J-Jcar' 2062127 - CZ-mffn 'Aunt bi! We 6707 jg-4-fy fffffdkff 2' Miq- V j , 5 -1 li 'S xr How Row Wrlson Tetzlaff Wxtter Pregont Berres Gersse Synott Packard Arnold Radue Row Row Row Row Row How Nxenow Arnette Frtzke Evyue Skmner Peterson Wrlcox Green Nxkolar Donner Ahlman Burrow Schemmel Kemps Nmneman Brehmer Hackbarth P Taylor Brertenfeldt Iohnson Traeger Frank Wmter Hrldensperger Knop Nrebergall Vrele Eschenbach Drckhofl Rauschel Wxmmer Deutsch Lewrtzke Sandholm Tesch Fehl Alford Brown Czaplmskx Dreyer Iverson Brg Thunder Radenz Cherek Vangalrs Drake LaV1ck Schmelmg Cleveland Kurth Ielmek Brxtten LaDus1re Glrls Athleuc ASSOC1at1OH The G A A short for Grrls Athlehc Assocratxon 1S the only glrls sports orgamzatlon rn the school Dur1ng the year the grrls forrn volleyball and basketball color teams Varrous members of the club also partlcrpate rn other sports such as tenms archery baseball and horseshoes The second act1v1ty of the club IS to have several partles durrng the year Many of the g1rls look forward to the annual l1ttle gxrl party held tn late fall G A A glrls put 1nto therr games good sportsmanshrp cooperatron and leadersh1p and also have a lot of fun M1ss Lydra Becker Drrector of Physrcal Educahon for g1rls rs the advrser of the assoc1at1on 'f-D A I, o Ao Ao f' ' e ' pref I' ffdffs- 4 X-?7 f 5 f 5 .DVQLZLYZ 7 f 7619 f -f .2 - . , J, V I I 4, , 1 . ' I If Q I . , V ' S A v I s-, -Q i VV W 7: . , A , ' , f . . ' 4. . . , 5: Neidhold, Gauger. Tourangeau, Radtke, Hayes, LeSage, Schumann, Schultz, Beckman, cheefxe QF Left to right: FINSKI STIEBER, SHER SAWYER, KAUFERT GRIGGEL ARNOLD R1GGEL a5etS STIEBEH mx hty And now lets g1ve a g For those roar who make ea n Wausau s ore STIEBER ARNOLD SHERFINSKI Head Cheerleader 669 'HI T Q ! One 1S an arnst she draws me i The other well she s 1n charg f acylty 6 wiiffyfiff' hw' BEVERLIE HOLLINGSWORTH Faculty Edltor IRMA BAUMANN Art Ed1tor 'ly 9.1.1 'Y A IL' ' , . ,' I My I K vin I A I . kj y ' g L . 4 Q, ,f f b I . V I L JV JC.. 1 Vp 'L . ., A-N '.-s 1 -' ' '41 x 1' 'f 7 ' Ay! , u '- .-1 I' , I X .Y W ' l , , e . ,A.,, . SA . Ig ,. f C A -, , I h h - 452. '. ' ' , Q 2 ' , , ' ' eo Y 'Z ,J f I , . X 1 ' X r 0' ' EVEBETT C HIRSCH SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Hrs ns the duty of lnstllllng demo cratrc principles In the mlnds of future Wausau clhzens from kindergarten to sensors We at Sensor Hugh recognrze htm not only as a leader ln educatron but as a friend and helpful advlser To the Students o the Senior Hzgla School Dear Students There are d1ff1Cl1ll days ahead We dont need any g1flS oi prophecy to say that there 1S going to be much belt tlghtenlng with taxes skyrocketing and ratloning l1m1t1ng our heretofore bounteous standard of 11v1ng Well what of it? Our task 1S to w1n the war as qutckly as poss1ble But after that what? Are we going to perm1t the same old selfish interests to d1ctate a restless and uncertain peace which will be broken 1n another generation by a third world war? Heaven forbtd' Man has been given a mind to profit by past mistakes and not repeat them You have a great stake in the peace which is coming You will have a voice 1n determlmng what kind of world this shall be when the guns are silent In order to determine wisely you must be pre pared to do so That means taking advantage of todays opportunity Get the broadest most practical most cultural educatlon you can One of the great aims of education IS to tram you to thmk clearly and logically and 1ndependent1y You must be able to do this You and others hke you are the ones who will make the world of tomorrow Smcerely yours EVERETT C HIRSCH Superintendent of Schools 100 It is the duty of every American to lend all of his energies to this purpose. We will win the war. l gurdmg Sensor Hr students to a suc X ACfllllllISlI atzou W fb the h W to a close I w1sh to express my slncere appreclatron o s n or and farthful devotron to duty Many hav een call n to volunteer for speclal assxgnments connected Wllh our na t1onal emergency and the response has been most generous New and dxfhcult tasks have been mastered Wllh enthusxasm and spmt Special dnves for the war program conducted durmg he present school year were successfully completed th1s largely through the whole hearted cooperatron of students and teachers By word and deed all have mdlcated a frrm determrnatron to get on w1th the Job of w1nmng the war Our entrre student body has shown an eager wllhng ness to do rts part and 1t was mdeed a proud moment when for 1ts effort Wausau Hlgh recelved speclal commendatlons from Chref of Staff General George Marshall To have a part m the leadershlp of such a school IS mdeed a pnvllege and honor Smcerely yours G W BANNERMAN Pnncx pal lHe assumes the responslbllrty of cessful start an the grown up world As an able leader and diplomat extra ordrnary he has added dlgmty and prestige to our W H S smce his In auguratron ln 1937 G W BAN NERMAN PRINCIPAL 101 ,JM ?y ! I l A I , 0 U91 ra' ' ' t st S ' f ' ' . t'-Xi ,NYT ,n - M, ,ht ,tg Vs ll- ,r l . E- in Ill 'X f,.' ',Vr,,,' .- -. , ,l' ..-'K f' l.',.' lf - fl ' 4 A, 1Y.' 'ff f' Q gf ' 'I ll 1 I VV VL' W. . V4 A F '- K J . A G , f .' lv' v 'Y W1 . , QL-fbyxw ,i H How 2 Mr Norde Mr K1schel Mr Lang Mr Loeffler Mr Rakow Mr Sxlbernaqel R l Mr Boettcher Mr Pa enkopt Mr Sm th Mrs Dudley Mrs Paft Mr Braun OFFICERS Presrdent Mrs W A Paff VzcePres1dent Mr C F Smlth Secretary Mr E C H1rsch COMMITTEES OF BOARD OF EDUCATION Teachers Fred W Braun Charrman Mrs R I Dudley C F Smlth Bu1Id1ngs and Grounds F A Boettcher Chazrman C I Lang Bert Pagenkopf Herman Norde Iamtors and Fuel D M Klschel Chazrman E G S1lbernagel Herman Norde Rules Herman Norde Charrman F G Loeffler Bert Pagenkopf Frnance C F Smlth Charrman E G Sllbernagel C I Lang Fred W Braun Insurance H R Rakow Charrman F A Boettcher F G Loeffler Pmelzt T6dCl76lY XICSOCIKIUOII OFFICERS E G Srlbernagel Presrdent Mrs. Allen Abrams ......... Vice President CWashinqton D. C. for the durationl Mrs. George Stueber ............ Treasurer Patricia Plumb .................. Secretary 102 SENIOR HIGH FACULTY Anderson Mary MA Col umbxa Cafeterla COOk1ng Nu tr1t1on 1922 Atwell Marlorle PhB WISCOHSIH Skyrocket One act plays Eng11sh 1942 Becker Lydla MA M1Ch lgan Grrls Phys1calEducat1on GAA 1934 Berg Ben MA Wlsconsm Sclence Department D1rector Bus1ness Manager of Athletlcs 1923 Boardman Ellzabeth B S Rwer Falls State Teachers Waugonlan Councll One act plays Hlstory Englrsh 1941 Bohl Lrlhan MA WISCODSID Englrsh Drama D1rector of Dramatrcs 1933 151, Q7 jat.5.1.fJNE1.,1,,,M1 Brockmeyer Wlnfred MA Mrnnesota B1ology D1rector of Athletlcs Football and Basket ball Coach 1937 Burkhart Edna MA WISCODSIH Eng 11sh Department D1rector 1924 Burton R J MA Iowa Com merce Department D1rector Manager of Student Employ ment Bureau 1921 15'-.9'E4,LZ,,,X Conley Joyce BS Super1or State Teachers Skyrocket Eng l1sh 1942 Dorrln Josephme BM Wzsconsrn SUPSIVISOI of Muslc Cholr Glee Clubs Mad ngal Groups 1921 Dzubay John MA WISCODSID Busl ness Advrsor of Pubhcatrons Scrence 1942 .5.2.fs114., 5ff5'11EL fydwzla- 40' I -'1 1 Q ' I I 1 ' .. . . . 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M,,,,QZ...ca..,. gf 5453444 ,ak Ab- wo, mf., 5119.15-W:ZA..e fQa21,?f-6 Qmfdhu 104 K I Elstrorn Alma MA M1ch1 gan Eng11sh Forens1cs 1936 Fahey Ellen BS W1scons1n Home Econom1cs Club Home Economlcs 1941 Farrow Betsy State Teachers Iumor Gregg Club Wahlscan Subscnptlons Com merce 1941 Ross BE Whrtewater Fischer Joan BA Mllwau kee Downer Sub Deb Club One act plays Engllsh 1942 Gabnlska Allan MS Wrs consm H1story Box1ng Coach Asslstant Football Coach 1937 Gjetson Mathew MS Stout Instltute Iunlor Intramurals Alrcrait Model Club Draftmg 194 GKRNMA o Dlrector of Mus1c V1ctory Corps 1923 Hemrlch Frueda Oihce Secretary 1926 Hen derson Arthur MA Iowa WISCODSID SOC1alC1V1CS HIS tory 1931 Henderson J e a n BE Whrtewater State Teachers Stu dent Councll Soclal Commrttee Commerce Soclal Sclence 1941 Hopp Wanda Wlscon s1n Conservatory of Muslc As s1stant Superv1sor of Mustc 1924 Johnson Harry MA Wrsconsrn Scrence Camera Club 1923 1 B 1 4 fir 1 - ' - ' 1 l I ' - - . I I I - , A . I '- n Q ' ' ,'- l - I : ' ' I w w ' ' ' 2 yf ' ' , - . . fl . i . : . ' f , 'D 7 '- 1 . 'f - ,' A' nn, . . .- . . C01- ' . ' f rado State: Band, Orchestra: A I : u . . I . - . I i - - 1 , I . .rj 1 at rx, I 1. H,x.4-:AC ' , ' . . i ' -. . 1 . : - v- f . ' ' : x tl ' . I - . i xl , . . f . j N A -11 ' 1 ' ' If . I I 7 0, F Lee Olaf MA W1scons1n Dlrector of Soc1al Scrence De partrnent Adv1sor of Sen1or Class 1938 Marquardt Ervin MA Co1umb1a Soc1a1C1v1cs Forensxcs 1931 Maxwell Wnl ham MA Colorado Com merce Hockey Coach 1921 Metz Elizabeth OfflC9 Sec retary 1925 Neulnng Wllma BA W1scons1n L1brar1an 1940 9 Boys Phys1calEducat1on 1935 Pedersen Stella MA Mm nesota Hrstory Gu1dance D rector 1938 Plumb Patrlcla B E Whltewater State Teachers Commerce 1942 Prucha Mary Katherine BS RIVGI Falls State Teachers Sclence G1r1s Phys1ca1Educat1on 1939 Rasmussen Srgrnd MA Co1umb1a Supervrsor of Art 1933 Ridge Harvey PhM WISCOHSIH Sclence Dean of Boys 1936 Rlslc Herman PhM W1scons1n Math Soc1al Sclence 1943 -wif-Q fffww QH:fZf'bfG9,5..a..1 '63-25?-M--Q 1 05 oflf-13 Ufwo- WWWWM hw., WM me 1525.22 635-ff MZQMZA 79423-aide-Q ,t I ,W - . . ' ' I It ' ' ' ' - ' '4 m 1' : . , ' . i D I .- I I - . , I Q Cf . ' , - as 4 H . .su fe 4 9 PM . Q . V . 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I D , , - E, , ,ff M ,QY l? 4 f E . . . sm 1 i ' ' . I - 'rf k ' . . . l . l 1 h , Ii I . I . . i , , . Z ' , ,gy - . Q 4 . A Q' ' D . - 'V I :W : K liz Y -,:, r y ..1V Latin Club: 1940: Smith, Algot v' . , - . . I , - : ' 5 6? - 4 417 1 - J l ' I l ll I . . . : I I . I A S x . ' , -- . i l ' : ' 2 - .Y 11, Qfxtiifgig iff- W 1 'T gif. -',. w if 5 ' . 6 ' ' 5, L ' . Thomas, Jane-M.A. Minne- sota: Student Club: Speech: English: 1941. Umhoefer, Mary -B.A. College of Saint Teresa: Forensics: Math: 1942. Under- wood, Harold-1Vl.A. Northwest- ern: Commerce: Golf Coach: 1935. Ward Barbara MA Wrs consrn Englxsh German Ger man Club 1942 Tobey Allce MS Columbla SCIGDCG Dean of Grrls 1937 Please see msert snap on panel at rrght It was procured through the very best efforts of the staffl me :aw PARENTS AND PEDAGOGUES PURSUE PLAY Under the capable drrectron of O C Lee Senror Hrgh stunt charrman the Parent Teachers Assocratron of WHS agam pro duced and presented on three successrve mghts rn February another rn a long senes of successful stunts The current selectron was labeled The TIBQIC Quest and 1ts actxon mvolved the drsappearance of a pet rabbrt belongmq to the prmcess of a royal famrly Because of the hrgh qualrty of he subyect matter and the polrshed actmg he stunt narrowly mrssed bemg named a prrze W IHHGY The The The The The S OP CHARACTERS Queen Prmcess Duke Curtam Raxser Scene Srtter H M Shawl Merrrll Hyde G K Rosenhauer Dr D G Hoskrn Cecll I Tellekson 107 Standmg Tellekson Hoskxn Rosenhauer Srttmq Helke Shawl Hyde V UQ ' I i . . t ' 1 . , ' - . . . - 1 . .r ' , , X V . 1 5 CA T The King ,....,.............. Carl Helke 1 Q7 ' x In shootmg the plctures for he many snapshot panels wh1ch you f1nd dxstrxbuted throughout the VGIIOUS sectrons of th1s 1943 Wahrscan we have attempted to make you cogmzant of the fact that WE ARE PROUD TO BE AMERICANS We are gomg to grand old Semor Hrgh because we l1ve 1n a democracy We have freedom of speech and expres s1on Hltler Mussol1n1andH1roh1to have robbed the1r boys and g1rls of that precrous rrght We have freedom of rel1g1on the rrght to worsh1p God accordmg to our own tenets and we have freedom from want and fear OUR CAUSE IS IUST SO CON QUER WE MUST' We have sub scrxbed 100 per cent to the Iumor Red Cross gathered over 5000 books rn the V1ctory Book Drlve 70 000 pounds of s rap many pounds of srlk jomed the V1ctory Corps rn arr serv1ce land serv1ce productlon serv1ce and commun 1ty servxce and are buymg war stamps and bonds regularly We are gomg to school because we want to prepare ourselves as future CIIIZGHS rn a democracy We are fxghtmg to marntam our r1ghts and prlvlleges but we must re member we have a duty a dlrect respons1b1l1ty to our school par ents communrty and country Let us prepare for the future for the peace and for the penod of reconstruct1on that IS to follow th1s global warfare . . 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Gohdes Grace 43 Goldsmrth Nrna 13 Golz Irene 43 Goretcke Marlon 43 Coretcke Ronald 43 COISkl Davxd 38 Gottschalk Patncra 31 Hams lack 39 61 68 70 79 90 96 Hase Marlon 39 56 Hass Maryorre 14 Hauer Georglana 3 31 Haufschrldt Mae Iane 14 Hawley Donald 31 Hawley Wallace 14 Hayes Margaret 52 55 57 58 64 6 78 97 Herdemann Glorra 40 112 Herdeman Rosemary 15 Hem LeRoy 39 58 61 95 111 Hexnemann Erleen 40 112 115 Hexnnch Katherme 39 Heinrich Frreda 104 Helnrlch Isabelle 14 Hernrrch Mary Ann 45 Hemnchs Dorothy 14 56 Hemz George 39 90 Hemz Iohn 14 71 Hemtz Mane 14 135 Hoskm Ianet 33 96 Hoskm Robert 4 15 Hovden Ronald 15 95 Howe Eugene 40 95 Howland Clyde 42 Howland Donald 39 36 Hrobsky Edrth 40 8 72 Huckbody Mabel 15 Huckbody Vrolet 35 Huebner Elroy 15 Huebner Irene 39 Huebner Margaret 33 Huehnerfuss Earlrss 39 35 Humphrey Iohn 15 49 59 70 110 112 Hunger Elame 15 72 73 Hunger Harlan 89 Huseby Mtllon 40 94 Hvde Bonnie 15 30 59 64 Hyde Margaret 40 56 57 62 Hyde Mernll 107 WAHISCAN INDEX Imm Charles 33 Inck Elame 33 59 72 73 36 Inck Ruth Ann 44 Isberner Wrllram 40 Iverson Dorothy 39 58 97 Iverson Iane 3 15 Iacobson Helen 15 72 laecks Norman 39 53 50 90 Iaeger Alrce 33 Iaeger Irwm 39 96 Iagler Iames 42 62 Iahnke Frederrck 33 Iahns Mae 15 Iakubowskr Iohn 15 anz Betty 39 anz Dorothy 15 71 ehn Edward 15 60 95 ehn Inez 33 ehn Laurrn 12 95 Ielrnek Dolores 35 62 97 Ienkrns Dorothy 33 Iensen Kathryn 15 Iesse Errc 33 Iuers Dr 92 Iohannes Beverly 40 56 67 68 72 73 Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Ahce 15 40 48 57 62 64 77 Betty 33 George 4 Harry A 65 Ioyce 39 55 Robert 3 15 30 59 64 Shrrley 15 Vrrgrl 4 10 72 Wrllram 33 96 Iohnson Roger 33 Ioyade Dorrs 16 72 Ioyade Leatrrce 45 Io1ade Nola 45 Ionas Bonlta 33 Iones Rrchard 41 72 94 Iones Robert 41 72 94 Iorgensen Donald 39 Kaczke Marte 37 Kahn Elame 16 54 Karser Herman 84 85 92 Kalmke Myrtle 16 Kalmke Wrlbur 31 Kalkoien lean 16 71 Kamke Lorrarne 39 Kandzora Mxldred 16 Kane Ned 4 40 Kankelfrtz Marne 16 Kaprnsky Stephen 39 Karl Martllyn 42 Kasper Ervrn 31 Kasten Dorothy 35 Kasten Myron 34 Katczka Alrce 39 55 Kautert Albert 4 98 Kautert Ivanette 39 Kebel Iohn 16 95 Keeler Edmund 4 Kell Davrd 16 Kell Geraldme Kell Laverne 16 Kell Roger 45 Kellnhauser Henry 39 84 96 110 Kemps Delores 31 97 Kemps Gordon 4 39 70 Kennedy Kenneth 35 Kersten Clyde 16 Kersten Edward 45 Kersten Robert 16 Ketler Brlly 35 70 96 Kettunen Paul 16 Kettunen Roger 31 Kreter Helen 45 57 62 Kreler Marlys 16 64 Krelfer Edward 31 Kxetler Iean 16 55 65 72 73 75 Kresner Sharon 45 Krlek Iohn 31 Krschel D M 102 Kttowskr Dolores 39 Krttel Mary Anne 35 45 72 Krtzerow Ruth 35 56 Klade Irma 31 Klarkowskt Clarence 16 Klern Francrs 42 52 53 63 Klern Shrrley 16 64 65 Klemhernz Iean 3 27 31 53 67 74 Klernhemz Phyllrs 16 57 64 65 78 Klernhelter Gladys 16 Klernschmrdt Iohn 16 30 52 62 64 67 71 74 Klemp Roland 17 71 78 Klrmek Marran 31 72 73 Klrngberl Ieanette 35 Klos Norman 39 Klos Robert 31 Klosterman Orman 39 62 92 Kmen Ioyce 17 72 Knap Jeanette 31 97 Knapp Shrrley 33 Knrppel Andrew 31 Knrppel B111 39 72 Koch Wrllram 31 52 Koebke Betty Ann 17 5 Kohl Vrrgmra 39 Kolbeck Charles 17 Koppa Cynl 44 64 77 82 83 84 95 Kordus Mark 4 26 Kordus Mary Ann 31 Kort Etta 17 Kort Iean 45 56 Kort Lavern 38 Kostroskl Lawrence 17 64 95 96 Kostroskr Russell 17 64 95 96 Kosykowskr Cltllord 38 Kowalskx Irene 38 Koy Ieanette 31 72 Kraft Edward 38 84 85 86 87 Krahn Denms 38 Krahn Dorxs 31 71 Kramer Robert 31 61 70 Krueger Krueger Krueger Krueger Krueger Krueger Kryshak Kryshak Kuebler Harvey 33 91 Iames 38 58 Ioyce 31 Kenneth 42 Loretta 40 Norman 71 Iames 31 92 Ioyce 42 Marlon 17 68 89 Kuehl Betty 17 Kuehl lack 36 92 93 94 Kuehl lane 17 Kuehl Kenneth 17 Kuether Arlene 38 Kunnert Alxce 31 Kukulka Roland 31 Kulprnsky Donald 17 51 9 Kumbera Cornelra 31 Kumbera Ioseph 4 26 Kumerow Walter 31 Kunkel Leonard 41 94 Kunkel Roger 4 18 Kurth Alfred 18 Kurth Lrlllan 18 97 Kurth Warren 33 71 Kurtzwerl Maryone 44 Kwratkowskr Alex 4 Kyler Sud 32 61 70 Laabs Iewell 45 La Dusrre Ieanne 3 43 62 6 Laesrg Carol 35 58 62 LaFave Donald 4 18 Laganke Ruth 40 Lambert Charles 18 Lam brecht Donald 35 Lambrecht Gene 35 61 71 78 94 Lambrecht Lydta 38 Lamphear Margaret 18 Landsman Shrrley 38 57 77 Lange Bermce 35 Lange Grace 18 97 Lange Harlowe 18 95 Lang C Lanrgan Robert 4 Lapmskr Lapmskr Lapmskr La Porte La Porte Chester 39 Geraldme 18 Ruth Ann 35 62 Iames 42 90 Loren 38 84 85 92 93 Larson Ioanne 38 65 Lau Fred 36 La Vake Kerth 34 Kranz Bermce 38 55 Kranz Wtlber 4 26 Krause Krause Krause Krause Knehn Donald 31 Erna 40 Mary Ann 38 78 Wrllram 31 Georgr Ann 31 Krrenke Sharon 17 Kroenrng Ellen 17 Kroenrng Eldro 45 Kroemng lnga 40 Kroemng Ioan 27 38 56 62 63 Krohn Alice 17 53 54 Krohn Ieanette 33 Kronenwetter Ioan 17 71 Krueger Krueger Krueger Krueger Krueger Bermce 31 Betty 33 Donald 38 Douglas 17 Geraldme 38 136 LaV1ck Ioyce 35 56 65 97 Leake Betty 38 Lee Olaf C 105 107 Lellel Marlon 18 54 Lehman Albert 18 48 58 64 78 111 Lerth Glen 38 Leklem Robert 45 51 Lella Grace 35 46 72 Le Mere Brexton 33 Lemke Dolores 18 27 56 Lemke Grace 18 54 Lemke Irene 33 Lemma Gale 33 Lanrgan Bud 23 Leney Helen 40 62 77 Leney W1llardfGeorgeJ 61 77 92 93 8 0 Lenlrng Wrllram 36 Lenz Iohn tW11l1aml 3 48 50 53 77 LeP1ne Martha 18 f .l f , ,' ' ' I . 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' , f ' ' I ' ' 94' l I I l .JLCWJ Qjxqj ,,,Mf T-Jcbjfgfyfr J ISCAN I Ly If 414 44,41 Lerch Lorrame 3 56 LeSage Mary 38 55 72 97 Leubner Btlly 45 Leubner Raphael 4 72 Levandoslcr Wrlrna 35 72 73 Levendusky Leroy 35 Levme Bette 27 35 52 53 74 75 77 Lewandoskr Leona 35 Lewrs Wrllram 18 Lewxtzke Harold 35 Lewrtzke Harrxet 38 62 77 97 Lewntzke Ins 34 Lxbman Lucxlle 18 57 60 63 66 Lrbman Sherman 35 89 L1l1equ1st Adnan 38 92 Lxllre Beverly 33 58 Lxppke Ins 18 56 72 Lxppl-re Shrrley 35 Lrque Elvm 35 111 Lochman Dawn 35 78 Lodholz Lodholz Lodholz Lodholz Loeltler Loeltler Donald 35 Dons 45 Marlorxe 18 72 Marvrn 18 71 G Manan 35 56 Logas Chrrst 40 Logas lenme 38 56 Logas Lours 45 92 Logas Mary 40 54 55 57 Lonsdorl Wrllram 35 Loomrs Eleanore 38 Lucht Rrchard 38 Luebbe Luedtl-re Luedtke Luedtke Luedtke Luedtke Iohn 38 78 Berdma 38 Charles 38 Dolores 35 Iames 40 Iames 35 Maaser Manon 38 55 Luedtke Lours 4 18 68 69 72 112 Luetschwager Iames 38 53 58 Lunt Howard 19 Lunt Mary Ann 35 Lupa Carol 38 Lupa Elame 38 Lussrer lack 3 32 61 71 75 77 96 MacDonald Derald 38 Machel Irene 3 40 Machymak Mary lane 38 Mahoney Mary lane 33 63 Makowskr Lee 19 52 53 60 4 Makowskr Susan 35 Malueg Eugene 38 Marcell Mary 38 58 Mayer ary Lou 35 62 64 McCorm1ck Lrllran 33 McCully lack 38 51 70 McCunn Iames 19 McCutcheon Donald 38 96 McDowell Charlotte 45 McDonald Mae 92 McEwen Doreen 19 McEwen Robert 45 92 93 McKm1ey Dean 38 McKoen lack 3 19 74 83 84 86 McKosky Mrldred 35 55 57 McLennon Ioan 35 McRae Marlorre 7 19 111 Medvecz Irene 37 Merlahn Iarrus 37 Melanson Mary 37 53 58 53 Melhorn Regmald 38 Mernll Wrllram 38 48 67 7 Messerknecht Audrey 37 Messlng lohn 40 95 Metz Elrzabeth 105 Meuret Henry 33 46 Meuret lean 3 19 Meydam Edwm 40 70 94 96 Meyer Helen 37 Meyer Owen 33 44 71 92 94 Meyer Wrllram 37 Mlchaelson Phyllxs 19 48 49 56 57 65 68 Mrlbeclc Dorothy 38 71 Mrller Bob 37 61 71 77 8 Mrtchell Robert 19 72 73 95 Mlezrva Alxce 33 72 73 96 Moeser Robert 40 Mohelnrtzky Mary Ann 38 55 56 Moore Constance 38 62 72 77 Morgan Iohn 19 S4 70 75 Morgan Phrlllp 38 Morman Donald 45 Mortenson Allan 37 94 Mortenson Byrdme 38 Mortenson Lloyd 37 71 Moser Bernhardt 37 58 Moser Lydra 37 Mosher Gerald 37 61 71 Mucha Marcella 19 Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson 'Nldfyvlj vflfge-ffm! Bee7205059646869 Elarne 20 Iamce 45 loyce 37 72 Iune 37 72 Kenneth 38 Rosemary 37 Swan 20 92 95 Neulrng Wrlma 105 Neunast Emrly 20 54 Neunast Emrly 20 54 Nrebergall Ruth 38 52 5 Nrenow Betty 37 Nrenow lean 40 97 Nlkolar Mary 38 97 Nrmz Lynn 34 86 87 89 Nxmz Roland 31 Nxmz Wallace 40 Nrnneman Ruth 20 48 49 54 Nmnemann Elame 37 Norde Herman 102 Nordqren Davrd 38 61 Nowak loe 45 Nowak Leona 20 Nowrtzke Maunce 4 20 82 84 Nutter Edward 4 25 Ober Donald 40 50 Obermerer Manon 38 OBr1en Shrrley 37 52 58 62 OConnell Thomas 4 Ockerlander Dons 20 65 72 73 74 Ohlsen Wrllram 36 Ohm Nrna 40 Ohm Wnllram 33 OLeary Kenneth 37 Olsen Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Ostrmg Arthur 94 105 Carmen 37 Erdabelle 37 Evan 37 53 58 96 lac 40 48 49 50 5 Myron 37 Waldon 45 Wnllram 33 Otto Lots 33 Ouzmette ayne 32 Ovel Francs 4 20 3 Mueller Mueller Mueller Mueller Mueller Mueller Meutzel Ellneda 19 57 59 Fre 4 37 lac 30 38 44 61 Lloyd lBudl 4 38 95 Lorrame 45 Warren 19 Ioyce 40 54 Parsons Marquardt Marquardt Marquardt Marquardt Betty Lou 19 72 Bernrce 35 David 33 92 Donald 19 28 Vxrgmra 40 54 Marquardt Ervm 50 105 109 Marquardt Robert 35 Marquardt Marceau Dawn 33 Marschall Melvm 35 Marth Delmar 19 Marty Vrvran 38 53 56 58 63 66 65 7 1 7 Mathwxck Mathwnck Mathwrck Mathwrck Mathwlck Bermce 44 Harvey 8 Leroy 35 Lloyd 38 Phyllrs 35 Mulardey Evelvn 37 Murdock Dolores 19 57 64 67 78 Murray Barbara 45 Murray Elrzabeth 19 62 68 74 Murray Ruth 38 55 56 76 Muzynoskn Anna 38 Muzynoslcr Marv 19 Myszka Marcella 37 Narlock Mary 38 Narron Dawn 38 65 72 73 Narron Murrel 37 71 Nauta Ioyce 19 68 69 78 Nerdhold Dolores 37 63 97 Ardrs 45 George 44 Iune 40 54 Neltzke Nertzke Neltzlre Packard Lots 20 53 62 65 9 Paetzold Glorra 33 Pall Mrs W A 102 Pagel Vernon 38 Pagel Vrolet 32 Pagenkopf Bert 102 Pagenlropt Dorothy 33 Pagenkopl Lawrence 33 Palesch Rose 38 Parlrer Charles 4 42 Gordon 33 84 90 Passow Passow Passow Paszek Betty 32 Elrzabeth 41 Harold 4 20 Lors 34 72 73 Paulson Regma 32 Paulus Edward 41 Pautz Ronald 20 Mattlce Merlin 33 Maxwell Wm 91 105 Nertzke Lors 37 46 Nelmark Vrrgmxa 19 63 64 13 Pawlrkowskr Helen 20 Pawloskr Dolores 32 Pawlowskr Iohn 4 41 Paynter Paul 32 61 72 73 Pedersen Stella 105 Pelot Dorothy 33 Pengra Oren 33 Penn Ieanne 32 J I 1' I dw . , . I . , Y a 1 f 4 A t , A Q 7' I ' 1 . 'Q' .- m, . . ' . , , , . . 4 '. n . . . . . , , A .'. ,' ... ' ' '. ,5,6s,97 ' , ' ..,... ea , . ' , , ' . ',. '. .,., 1. ,l0 , 'f ,,,, 68.97 fr. ..1o3' '. .,.. ,, ,' ' , I ' 1 1 . , , . ,111 ' ' ' C ll ,I I I '70 I I lllll I ' . I I. - I , ' Mi11erfE1h41.3b,55,71 Oelkel Oliva 20 ,I .y .. '66 ... I 1 .' , ' ..., 76, ' ' I ' , , 113 ' ' ' ' ' ' . k.' .' ,' .' , ,74,7e ' - ' f -95 '. ' '. . . . 3 ' 1 , d, . ' ', ' ' I 1 7 - 1 . k. . . . .109 ' ' .I I I 'l 'I 'S ' I ' ' ' I , I f U 1 f '77 .' ,' . . , , ,111 ' f 7 WAHISCAN INDEX Penn Vernon 4 26 Pennell Peggy 41 57 67 72 74 75 Pepper Ellen 41 53 57 64 75 Peters Marjorre 20 62 Rahn Eleanor 41 56 Rakow H R 102 Ramthun Harvey 32 78 Rapp Ruthann 3 42 55 Petersen Petersen Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Delbert 41 Delores Donald 45 Ehzabeth 32 Gretta 32 53 Harvey 41 lack 20 LaVerne Vrrglnra 45 Wrlltam Petrr Grace 40 70 Plat! Ioan 45 Phllllps Nancy 41 Pxatek Joyce 32 Pleper Carroll 32 92 2 67 74 97 Rasmussen Rasmussen Rasmussen Rasmussen Rasmussen Rasmussen Donald 38 Ianet 21 Lucrlle 40 72 73 Patrxcxa 27 42 66 Robert 38 Srgrrd 105 Rauschl Betty 42 55 56 97 Raymond Russell 42 82 84 85 86 8 Reed Marlon 21 68 69 78 Reetz Reger Reger Carol 42 Carmen 32 58 Eugene 42 Rehfeldt Erna 32 58 Rehr Relch Frederxclr 4 26 Arlme 21 72 Schroeder Pnttsley Bob 32 Pxttsley Iames 44 52 Plank Dons 73 Plank Ioan 73 Plantnko Harold 44 Plantrko LaVerne 32 71 Plantrkow Arthur 4 40 Plautz Charles 41 70 94 Plxer Meredxth 41 50 56 57 62 65 66 Plumb Patr1c1aI 102 105 Podratz Margaret 41 56 57 63 64 75 Pophal Dale 20 Pophal Dawn 3 32 56 Po e Dale 45 Porath Iean 41 Pospychala Helen 20 Poverskl Esther 20 Powers Anna 32 Powers Lucmda 20 Pregont Beverly 3 32 73 Rexch Reach Rexchl Betty 42 73 Ruth 21 66 68 Iohn 36 89 Remhart Marran 42 55 Remhold Ianet 40 Retmcke George 41 Relmcke Lucxlle 42 Remus Anetha 43 Reynolds Dorothy 21 Rhyner Arleen 42 55 Rhyner Kathleen Rhyner Ruth 42 Rrchardson Betty Ann 34 Rlchardson Iack Rrchetto Audeen 21 54 57 63 Ridge Harveyl 28 105 Rxebe lean 45 57 Rlege D 78 Rrewestahl Dorothy 42 Rmgle Arleen 2168 78 Rmgle Davrd 40 52 Pregont Charlotte 32 57 62 74 97 Prehn Prehn Prehn Prehn Donald 41 78 96 Ioann 74 Luann 64 Marlon 32 Rmgle Dawn 78 Rrsrc Herman 105 Rrst Mane 40 54 Rrstow Beulah 34 Robertson Wallace 42 Preuss Arlene 41 Preuss Donald 44 Preuss Robert 21 Prey Kathryn 41 56 58 63 Prucha Mary K 105 Puerner Bob 4 Pugh Cynthxa 32 52 56 58 Robrnson Davxd 21 Roeder Roepke Roeske Roeske Roeske Rogalla Darlene 42 Marvm 21 Arthur 21 64 70 74 78 E A 6 Raymond 42 75 94 96 Geraldme 34 Quade Raasch Radant Radenz Radke Radtke Radloll Radtlre Radtke Radtke Radtke Radtke Donald 21 Glen 32 Ieanette 32 56 Vxrgnma 41 54 Vxolet 41 Alvrn 4 21 70 Elame 41 52 55 57 62 Arleen 41 Francts 4 41 Lorrame 32 Marrlm 45 Thayne 44 55 56 58 63 71 77 78 97 Radtke Radunz Radue Radue Radue Ralacz Wxlllam 4 Elroy 32 Edward 21 Erna 55 97 Herman 21 Grace 41 55 Rohlf Roger 42 Rohr Betty 34 Rololl lean 44 Rolofl Rosamund 44 70 112 Ronnbeck Esther 42 Rosenhauer G K 96 106 107 Ross Arlene 69 106 Rozrnenoslu Edmund 84 85 Rozmenoskr Lucllle 34 Rudell Donald 35 Runkel Kenneth 70 Runzhelmer Rowena 34 Russ Wayne 94 Ryan 'I'homas 42 53 Rybarczyk C1111 34 Sabatlce Grlbert 3 21 Sagstetter Gerald 4 21 Saxndon Gordon 21 82 83 84 85 96 Salvadore Betty 42 73 Salzmann Iean 42 52 56 62 75 78 Salzsleder Vrrgmra 42 55 138 7 Salzs eder Delores 34 Salzsleder Dennxs 34 94 Sampson Charles 42 84 8 Sandholm Betty 22 58 97 Sandholm Phyllrs 22 72 Sandqulst Wlllls 22 Sandvrg Melvm 42 Sautler Lyle 44 Sautter Elame 56 Sautter Thorval 34 Sawyer Rosemary 42 98 Saxe Leroy 42 75 Sayer Patncra 27 42 48 5 Schaefer Duane 68 7 73 Schael Ethel 39 Schael Irene 22 78 Schaetzl Dons 34 62 Schalow Walter 22 72 Scharmer Harry 40 90 Schave Robert 42 Scheel Henry 44 84 85 62 76 Schemmel Patrrcxa 34 52 53 57 58 62 97 Schtllmg Gladys 106 Schrlhng lane 42 Schxra Ioe 34 84 85 111 Schmelmg Betty 27 44 56 Schmrdt Schmxdt Schmrdt Schmxdt Schmitz Schmitz Schmxtz Antolnette 22 Dons 45 Robert 22 74 Wallace 39 Arleen 39 Ierome 22 Nrc 22 28 29 51 5 Schneck Kenneth 34 Schneck Lorrame 22 Schnerder Donald 34 Schoenfeldt Phrlllp 92 Schoenherr Lowell 39 70 Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Schubrmg Betty 22 Burton 40 94 Collm 34 61 7 Natalre 3 22 6 Arthur 22 Schubrmg Iames 40 62 9 Schubnng 32 62 Schueler lack 39 62 Schueler Marxlyn 45 Schuett Bxlly 44 Schuette Iune 22 48 Schuetz Carolxne 32 Vlfglnla 3 49 57 Schuetz Charles 32 61 65 70 Schuetz Donald 22 64 71 78 Schult Della 22 54 Schulta Schultz Schultz Schultz Schultz Schultz Schultz Schultz Schultz Leonard 26 83 84 Betty Ann 39 Iean 32 Lucnlle 22 58 97 Robert 37 Roland 22 92 Srlas 78 94 Wrlbur 39 72 Walter 39 Schumann Iune 32 53 57 62 Schuneman loyce 45 57 62 Schuster Elvxra 45 Scutkowskx Alxce 32 Scutkowskx Lyle 32 Schuttenberq Evelyn 73 Schwartz Pranl-:lm 39 Schwartz Arden 4 26 Schwartz Dean 28 78 96 74 97 I I , ., . ,se . , . . 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Tesch Della 34 WAHISCAN INDEX Schwartz Lloyd 22 62 68 69 96 Schwerzer Florence 106 Scott Iames 26 Scott Iune 44 109 Seeleld Helen 22 54 Seeleld Myron 32 Sell Mary 39 55 57 75 77 Sell Norma 39 55 Senelsky Marlon 42 76 Seymour Patsy 32 Shawl Howard M 106 107 Sherl1nsk1 Clrfford 23 67 69 69 Sherman Genevreve 63 66 106 Shlvek Elame 23 Srckler Wrlamrne 39 Sxlbernagel Edward 32 Srlbernagel E G 102 Srllars Leroy 40 58 62 Srmons Ethel 23 54 Srmonson Dr Frank 70 Srmonson Donald 4 23 7 Srmonson Marxanne 40 Skud Natalre 50 Skxnner Marryn Skrnner Sue 50 Sloan Patrrck 45 46 61 Slocum Vernon 39 98 Slomrnskr Nathalre 32 Smalley Wrllram 23 62 78 Smart Smrth Smrth Smrth Smlth Smrth Smrth Smxth Allen 23 72 Algot 4 76 106 C F 2 Delores 42 Duane 4 26 68 70 Geraldme 23 59 96 Gladys 23 56 Smegoskr Ioseph 39 Sonntag Vrlas 42 Spatz Calvrn 26 ' l. . I. I I I U l . a ,I . , , . . . I . I. . ' . ' f , 111 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ., ,107 1 I' 1 y ' ' ' ' ' A ,' ' , , 3,97 ' ' , ' , ,s1. 71 ', , , f - I . . . 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' I I I ,I I , , , ..,,,, 5.95, - , , 1 u 1 1 1 f . . . . ,97 Spatz Rosemary 32 Splettstozer Marlon 23 St Mary Corrmne 34 Stachovak Orrn 92 93 Staples lack 67 Stecklmg Lo1s 23 Steflerud Loure Anne Stem Elvrra 39 Sterr Robert 39 Stembach Don 39 95 Sternke Raymond 39 96 Sternberg Eldora 44 Sternberg Luella 32 Sternberg Opaljean 23 Sternberq Rxchard 44 64 Stevens George Stevens Warren Streber Audrey 23 Stueber Betty 39 57 67 74 9 97 98 Streber Ralph 23 Stochek Dorothy 23 Stock Marv K 106 Stoterau Murrel 23 Strassman Vernrce 44 Strehlow Catherrne 32 Strehlow Herbert 32 Strerch Glorran 32 Strerch Wallace 23 62 77 9 Strek Lerov 39 94 Struck Betty 44 56 112 Struck Robert 45 Stubbe Donald 32 Stubbewskr Donald 39 Stueber George 23 28 29 52 64 74 96 Stueber Mrs George 102 Stuplrch Vrrgrnra 32 Stuhlfauth M ry 23 48 49 57 60 63 68 74 Stuhllauth Ruth Ann 44 48 49 78 96 Sturtevant Mary 53 Styza Antomette Sumner Clara 106 Susor Francrs 45 Swaln Ella 54 106 Swenson Beverly 39 55 Synnott Manorre 39 55 97 Synnott Robert 32 Takelskr Alma 39 72 Tallor Iohn 39 Tanck Alvrn 24 Tanck Earl 45 Tapper Dorothy 23 Tapper Leslre 23 95 Taulerner Russell 24 64 70 75 Taylor Ilene 34 78 97 Taylor Patrrcra 24 97 Tellek on Cecxll 106 107 109 Telller Robert 34 61 71 Tesch Dawn 26 52 56 57 60 68 74 Te koskr Iohn 44 Tessmer Harold 34 Te srrer Vernon 39 95 Tessmer Warren 4 24 Tetzlaff Helen 24 48 49 57 68 71 78 Tetzlaff Ioyce 39 96 97 Teuke Lawrence 4 39 Thackray Rlchard 32 61 70 Thomas lane 50 107 Trdd Marcellme 39 Trdd Mary 34 Tretz Ralph 34 T111 Ioan 26 Tobey Alrce M 107 Tobey Paul 24 71 84 85 Toburen Ray 4 24 65 108 Toburen Mr Gus 112 Tornow Dorvrn 39 94 Torzeske Delores 43 Torzewskr Eugene 34 Torzewskr Rosemary 34 Tourangeau Donald 61 70 96 Tourangeau Patrrcra 42 57 63 Towle Ierome 4 44 92 Traeder Gordon 34 94 Ulrrch Lo1s lane 34 Umhoeler Alfred 24 51 Umhoefer Mary 50 107 Umnus Marran 34 Underwood Harold W 69 Urbanskr Leo 4 26 Vanderwarker Ornn 24 51 64 67 Vangalrs Katherme 40 53 63 97 Vavra Dorothy 42 75 Vehlow Iohn 42 68 69 Venske Wrllram 34 Vrele Margaret llanej 42 5 Vrergutz Betty 34 Vxertel Kathleen 34 53 78 Vrlter Mrlton 44 Vogel Dons 42 Vorght Lorrame 42 55 Voltz Leonard 4 26 Wabers Hubert 41 Waehtl Charlotte 24 Wagner Iames 33 96 Waldmger Russell 26 Wanta Franklrn 36 51 90 Wanta Wrllram 42 Ward Barbara 62 107 Warner Morgan 36 Warosh Betty 36 Warosh Mary 36 Wedepohl Ruthelle 36 Wernke Grace 42 58 Wernke Roger 4 24 96 Wersberg Adrrenne 27 40 Welsenberqer Norman 42 Wersenberger Thomas 36 Wersenfeld lean 42 Wersser Mrldred 42 58 Wersser Rrta 36 Welsh Agnes 24 Welter Vlrgrma 24 Welton Glenn 42 Wendorf Wendorf Wendorf Wendori Wendorf Wendorf Wendorf Wendorf Wendorf Dawn 36 Edrth 44 Emogene 41 55 Gerhard 40 71 Harland 36 Ioy 25 73 Marlorre 25 Marvm 4 25 Vernon 45 Wendt Elaine 42 Wendt Alxce 42 55 Wendt Clarence 4 25 72 Traeger Traeger Trantow Trantow Trantow Fern 34 97 Iunette 39 57 Bo 77 Dorothy 24 Lrlhan 24 54 Vrrgtnra 24 Trerbel Walter 26 Tremel Delores 24 Tress Iona 39 Trevxranus Dons 24 56 57 62 67 76 Trxerweller Cathenne 44 Tr1gg Robert 4 84 Tnttm Iohn 4 24 72 78 Trotzer Roger 24 59 82 83 84 8 87 92 93 Trumbo Iohn K 30 42 61 Trumbo Iames T 42 48 61 Tushmskr Antornette 24 139 Wenzel Alan 36 53 72 Wenzel Ray 25 86 87 Werner Dons 25 54 Werner Marran 35 Westphal Geraldme 36 Wettereau Bernrce 42 55 Wettereau Lararne 25 54 78 Wh1te Eleanor 25 Whrte Leon 36 Wlederhoeft De Hart 36 Wxederhoelt Dons 25 55 Wreman Lorrame 36 Wersman Charles 25 Wrese Mane 25 54 78 Wlesner LeRoy 44 Wxesner Ruth 25 Wlesneske Florence 26 59 73 Wrlcox Iames 4 25 Wrlcox Ianrce 30 42 57 63 64 71 78 Wilde Llewellyn 42 30 W1l1 George 42 W111 Lesley 25 W111 Norbert 42 Wrlson Geraldme 42 58 72 76 97 Wrmmer Leona 36 56 62 97 Wmchell Iohn 25 Wrnter Beverly 36 56 97 Wrpflr Ieanne 3 25 68 68 Wtrt Earl 4 Wrrt Royal 36 72 Wlrth Hudson 42 Wxskowskl Russell 42 60 Wrtter Grace 25 57 62 97 Woehlert Lydla 42 WOJKIEWICZ Iohn 45 Woldt Amta 44 56 Woltqram Rosalyn 25 17 HISCAN DEX Woller Elaine 25 54 Wolman Betty 25 48 67 68 72 73 77 Wood Ivanette 26 57 Worden Arlene 25 Worden Gerald 4 26 Wyzkowskn Chester 4 42 82 83 84 8 86 87 9 Yolxtz Wrlbur 26 Younq Robert 42 84 85 86 87 Young Russell 44 Ione 36 56 58 109 Betty 36 Dorothy 41 55 L IS 26 57 62 75 77 Zarnke Zastrow Zastrow Zastrow Zastrow Merclyn 36 73 lk17-19656869 new Vuyd A 1A ft. .xffx ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Wausau Daxly Record Herald Greg Hellhake Record Herald Prmter Zender Fredrrck 42 44 61 68 Zerneke Marllyn 44108 Zrebell Shxrley 43 Zregler Barbara 42 57 5 Ztegler Davrd 42 61 75 77 Zrllman Ir1s 36 Zrmmerer lack 36 61 78 Zrmmerman Dorrs 36 Zrmmerman lane 36 Zmmmermann Davrd 36 Zrmmermann Karl 13 Zrmmermann Laurene 16 54 Zmqler Wrllram 15 62 Zrnkevcz Adelrne 26 Zmkevcz Marlon 36 Zrolkowskr Dons 42 Zochert Ieanette 21 54 78 Zoromskr Andrew 4 fjxg-.21 -fx-c General George C Marshall Chret oi Stat! 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