Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)
- Class of 1945
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QA x..4,z J- Nyw 1:51.30-xL 'll A f 7 if 'S f 3 if '5 Y., -, Jg . 2 gi., K. i 1' 1, V9 ' ,f 5 A l gf Q ff Y 5 f '11 4-mm . 'sf A W Kwm Q' 1 gf, ,f ' The Editorial Board Charles Schuetz: Editor-in-Chief Edward Thiel: Assistant Editor-in-Chief Class Editors ...,,...,,...,.. ..,.,. A nna Rose Grill, John Simpson Activities Editors ,... Beulah Ristovv, Joyce Schuneman, ihorval Sautter Sports Editor .... ......,..,.,,.A.,,...,.,,... J acl4 Fredriclcson Snapshot Editors. . . .... Charles l-lellce, Ed Silbernagel Faculty Editor .... .,,......,.,. B arbara Genrich Art Editor ....t .,....,....... S ue Malcovvslu index Editors ..., ..... M arion prellvvitz, lris Zillman Advisors ...... .,... .... G . K. Rosenhauer, John Dzubay Subscription Manager. . . ....r,....... Betsy Ross Farrow Last fall the Sophs and Juniors had Photographers Peterson, Simpson, and Morrison discuss a Co-activities Editor Ristovv their pictures taken. Remember? knotty problem. lends her help to the The Business Staff The fresh impetus to ad soliciting which only opening days ol school can give was lost this year because oi Advisor Dzubayis three vveelcs absence with a brolcen arm. Much credit is due Peggy Doyle and Eileen Taylor lor the staihs Finally reaching their Financial goal. Assistant Manager Jaclm McAleavyis good worlc earned him the name ol .Trouble Shooter. class editors. Taylor, Doyle Business Staff Chiefs Web Q :pl ads, 4+ 45555113 A 33 .nr 35 f':f'+'.i-its M, ' 'W'Qi:x,.,Lf,,N,,v '4v:m. iff 'W' 5'-r5 f To Those Who ATC GI 'E lor the continued exrstence ol our democratic :deals xl' 55' eel? ruff' X-rv if ef S Scwf-fa! Sl Barsbeau Robert Beese Gordon Beltz Robert Broclchaus Gordon Bruce Roger Burk Dale De Llsle James De Lnsle Jerome Dern Donald Drew Roy Dudley Jay Eclces Le Roy Ewert Rudy Foster Tom l-lermanson Walter Ray l-llldensperger James Kasten Gerald Keltel Gordon Kern lt-larold Kersten Walton KTODldlOWSl4I Cheste Ladwsg Wrllram Lalhn Wallace La Vnclc Kermit Leverance Gllbert Ludwig Cluflord F Luedtlce James Edward Luedtlte Louis Maglt Harold Mayer Fdward Schmndt Wallace Schwartz Stanley Scott Leonard Sperberg Harold Splettstoeser George Taylor Jack Vrergutz, l-larold Vladuclc Roy Wabers Hubert Wagner John Ward Mrlton Welsh Francis B Wenzel Wmton Wontlcovnch John Zender Eugene Nelson John ,aw O Brzen John F Plant Donald Plener Charles Porath Donald Prahl Robert E Raese Warren Schleld Erwln Gpposute Page Many alumni now In Service returned on furloughs to vnslt classmates panel at the right you Il hnd a few fa , Sw, x I Y, Ga 3574? ,ra A1 C,-, 3,4 V' 4 .f f 12' f P.,--4 -Q-rv 'Z r 1 -s x 1 as ff? asia, 239.3 Jack McCully 44 Joe Freeman 3 Gerald Wergln 40 Alvin Radtlie 43 Charles Plautz 44 Dan Finch 44 Don Boles 44 Enslgn Jane Thomas Faculty Ed Rozmenoslo 44 Woody Mueller 35 Art and Ray Roeslce 43 and 44 Jum Prttsley 44 Bob l-loslcm 43 Russell Day 49 John C Morgen 43 Ed Clarlc, Jack l-larrrs, Bob Greenheclr, and Pete Hlcltey 43 Multon l-luseby 44 Dale Detjens 38 Q1 QQ Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 teachers and frlends ln the Brad l-lollman 44 Delbert and Donald Peter son 4 George Bnwer and lnends Bud Zahn 40 Edwin Hahn 4'l Bob Osborne 45 Leroy Wnesner 45 Wallace Belllce 45 La Verne Peterson 44 Stanley Cole 36 'P l F ' li 'J , ' Q' fe , 1 -V Hi .NK ,V .Am 2 13 43 1511- Q 1 R-, 'F1 iu 'fr' 1 5 1 , S ' I Q-v,'1,: '. 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A hese Wausau l llgh School graduates gallantly paud the supreme sacrlhce A 1' 15 E A ff ' 4 7535 fu ff jlezf . fi'-1' ' 1- 4 - - ' 44 ff' 4 ' V' 44 - . Auf, ,Q .afgflxflk 1 1 1 I 5:5 fl, ' 5 I ' ' - aus: -4 2. - - ff' ,t V Q mga -3 1 V b 1 V 1 F 1-1 I fg . 1. I I A EFQ 1? 1 1 1 , , 5, ,, L 4 - ' ' 5 LTV'-2 3 1 1 1 -?.' '? 12371, .1 ' ' ' -' 4' f' r-K-v 2 1 1 1 1- fin ' 16 ' - .. 'Y ' ' , ' . ' -. f ' if- ' , , , 1 . ,Q 3531 r . . . 3:2 ' WJ 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 !1 ' 5 - Q' . 'bw ,, . if F ' P A f si 4uvJJ2.,T3::NNuy vigil: I . 'fafffi ff 15 , Lffffhk , . V54 fa? ' 5-ff A , ' E X ,I fi 7, .ff .1 K, , ' 5' , . 1 ,rfb EI af 5 5-2 2 . . . , . I . Q 4 1' T L 73 4 1 . 5 .dai 3+-17 Q - . .., ,- . L B, .' Q? 5111? 3 1, f 11. 181 ' E 15 F. Q. ' '4 l l '19, - EQ f. 3. ' ' 'lQ. ' ' ' '4 A ff 4. ' ' 1 3. ' ' 90. ' ' L12 if' '54 1-33 7, I9 '? mn. 53 vi? as Gi' gf? li .WP -2' ll w. 5 Y' wg A n-F fu' A ill? 7 54 ' I 4.54.1 Stella Pedersen M. A. University ol Minnesota Guidance Director page 3 fbealasdee One ol the most respected and best loved Figures in Wausau l-liglw Scliool is our guidance director and lwistory teaclier, Miss Stella Pedersen. Witlw lwer pleasant smile, genial manner, and lwer willingness to lwelp us vvitlw our many problems she lwas truly made liersell a part ol our sclwool since lier arrival lwere in l938, We, ol tlie Senior Class, vvlio will be leaving soon, slwall never forget Miss Pedersen and her cliarm- ing manner vvlwicli lwas lwelped us to lceep alive the line traditions of our scliool, lr is a privilege for us to dedicate tliis l945 Waliiscan to Miss Stella Pedersen. Content This year, as in the past, the Wahiscan stahf has striven to bring you an accurate picture of Iiie at WI-IS. We have described the athletic contests, the plays, the clubs, and the band. We have presented the Forensic activities, the important social aiiairs, and the school publications. But we cannot pretend that this year has been Iilce other years. During it, thousands oi American soldiers have been slain on the battlegrounds of Europe. They are dying now in the vast Pacific. Nevertheless, with hope and iaith, we today looI4 toward the future and peace. With this view in mind, we have made peace the theme oi this Wahiscan. Our headlines, copy, and cap- tions adhere to this theme whenever possible. Adminis- tration, Activities, Sports, and People, all these sections embody thoughts of peace. But all of us, students, faculty, citizens, must worI4 to promote this ideal. An enduring peace means worlc, For the tasks oi peace are even greater than the tasI4s oi war. And as citizens oi a great democracy, it is our worlc to lead in establishing a lasting peace. The choice is ours, we hold the Iuture in our hands. Let us deter- mine that nothing will prevent us this time from molding a just and eternal peacel INTRODUCTION I-9 ADMINISTRATION IO-I7 ACTIVITIES I8-47 SPORTS 48-69 PEOPLE 70-IQ3 Ads and Index IQ4 - I49 .Bed We 40114741 John Michael Collins Sophomore Class Treasurer February 9, 1930 December 1, 1944 It was with deep sorrow that we learned ol the death oi our classmate John Collins Sophomore last December I With his winning smile he had made himself Iilced by all with whom he came in contact. The memory of John and the worlc he did as Freshman and Sophomore class treasurer, and as Student Council treasurer at Junior I-Iigh will always be dear to us. Page 9 A . CHF. SEC. MOH osz oY out cb Xt 'nas been the pump 'nixstmixon to Que out mo 9Xzw. co-opzmixon Rn num pauimq, Nz B810 s com gbx0i pimq to g 'on Yom ost Home AXX wa-is pos mzaovkfkc, Ko mem os a vIzXX-xosmbza cancun Cnc pxobhms of Coz Yukon 9 vm vIoxX6. wfp -QA I gi , ll - dl i 5 P' :S 4 A ls ' 1 . '4 Y . 5 E 2 4 a 1 4 4 - 2 U Jw. ., 3 . . o',' fu ham was BE DEPENDABLE Dear Boys and Glrls The successlul worlcer In the new world Into whlch we are now emerging must above all be dependable The world IS ever loolclng lor men and women who can be de pended upon to Frll posutuons ol responsubuluty and trust They are always at a premium Carelul preparation pleasung personallty attentron to detarl all are tremendous assets lor any ambltuous climber on l.lles ladder But the leaders ol tomorrow the men and women who will be In charge ol the multllold enterprises ol that busy era will be those who have demonstrated thelr worth and dependability IU lesser llelds along the way The new world will be one ol opportunnty The terrible destruction caused by long years ol war must be repalred and replaced New advances In science have opened up allurmg lnelds ol enterprise and endeavor hereto undreamed ol The call lor leadershup will be more urgent than ever belore ID the world s history The person who has prepared hlmsell by worlc and study, who has demonstrated lnntlatlve and loyalty and who has proved that he can be depended upon wall under our system ol lree lnltratlve, ruse to the top qulclcly Are you satushed to be a lollowerf? The world will shower nts highest rewards upon those who are dependable Sincerely your lrnend Everett C Hursch E em I Everett C l'llrsch Supermtendent ol Schools Everett C l-lnrsch superlntendent of our Wausau public schools as a capable and competent leader Under hrs gutd ance and dnrectmon our schools are able to functnon smoothls V Y l l iq l o 1 1 ' I I I . 1 . . , . ' 1 , . I , . I E.. , gif, t - . 1 K' ,V v- v. , is I , ,l - V , I I I I S R. fa :R Us TW ..f ex.. -X' at:wc,j:1u:H5,.-7 cw X , ti l3lA lfxecutive Committee president . . Vice-president. Secretary . , . -l-FQGSUFQF. . . Left to Qight - --.-...-.. I .1 . ' -M--..-..........,t 1.4, f..ah -A-.i Standing: H, Norde, F. A. Boettcher, F. G. Loefller, E. C, Hirsch Sittingzvla M. Kischel, H. P, Ralcow, B, Pagenlcopl, Mrs. ll. J. Dudley, C. F. Smith, Mrs. W. A, Patl, F. . Bra n CE. G. Silbernaugel and C, G, Lang absentb ABOVE WE FIND the Board ol Education, assembled in the ollice ol the Super- intendent at the Central School. They are responsible lor many details which malce our education possible. Realizing the cramped conditions brought about by an enlarged enrollment at Senior l-li, they have begun plans on a badly needed expansion program A PLANNING COMMITTEE was appointed to begin and to promote plans lor the construction ol a Recreational Field and the completion ol the original plans ol the Senior Hi School, calling lor a North and South Unit. Committee Members: Fred W. Braun, Chairman, Mrs. R. J. Dudley, D. M. Kischel, E. G. Silbernagel nb G' M N Montross F. A. Hunger . .Mary Kay Stoclc Mrs. XXX, C LoeFller 'Q Loeiller, Montro s toclg Hunger WK? '.'..'v-,, -s-, . ,c r 'V vw,- ' r i2'i515 ' m'g,.,,.it .r?f nm-Zh '. ' -J .sal ,- i q - 4 :Q-, L. ia: :3., fv, Emi: sf' iii -Q. 4-Nia, fw... wg. -Q .M v S. 'tn 'X M' fav Ou ,.4 5 if?-a Director of Guidance ln addition to many other duties, lVllss Stella Pedersen acts as director ol guid- ance. Through her assistance and direction students are able to plan their high school careers to their best advantage. They rome to her lor counsel and advice in their various problems and lind ready as- sistance in her understanding and ltindly attitude. We vvere unable to secure a picture ol Miss Alice Tobey, the counselor ol girls. COUDSCIOI' of Boys ln addition to teaching chemistry and physics, Mr. l'l. J. Ridge is counselor ot boys. l-lis duties include the advising ot boys in reference to diherent matters and lceeping liles on those who are employed from our school. He reports that there are approximately Q44 out of 600 vvho have robs alter school and on vveelcends. gg,aea,s:x-1g.g:1E13ifam:iiktfam 4-:ff 'WE QEWET' :ai . ' 4- 'fiffqarw if ' --e?f.'5 2l' -511553 .me -.f- Q11 Effvffiiiafaf 1 ..... ,,'r. Poeslce genial vicehprincipal and math teacher. hai many important duties to perform at our high school hle plans the assemblies has charge ot the public ad dreii system and advises the Student council, Our self governing :tudent body COUNSELGRS ,gm dnrni tratrf ne-, at Mr. G Aff. Bannerrnan is me a . .C te Senior l-li l-lis job is to act as mediator between Jlty and itudents a positior ne hliz mtv tolerance tact. l-hs lriendly cooperative manner males 'rin deal leader ot our student bode! page Executive Committee The executive committee plans much oi the business which is pre- sented to the council at the regular meetings, Comprising this committee are the commissioners an iiicers 19 of the council. li X l , r r - i i f ix , - I f 'ami li ' ll V if . 1, X if N ,Il ' Standing: Morrison, I-lorn, Berres, Weisenberger 1 Sitting: Kyler, Owen, Silbernagel, Peterson x l 1 I X V I fs i if ' i-it 1 . , i i A ' 1 l Y v 4 1 I LJ I ,L fl The Studentcouncil is the sell-governing body oi our high school. Members are chosen to represent their respective home rooms and serve to voice the opinions oi their iellovv classmates, The oiiicers are elected by the entire student body, the president, vice-president, and secretary serving lor one semester, and the commissioners serving for the entire school year, The council as a whole promotes various drives, plans lor the sale ol vvar stamps, sponsors our school parties, and acts on any other business that comes up during the year. General Committee Soclal Committee The social committee ol the Student Councul ranges all ol the dances football hops and part es lor the school year The commlttee IS dlvlded Into the lollovvung groups Decoration checlung chaperon musuc and games fr Q' Sllbernagel Thaclcray Kyler Poynter Finance Commlttee The Finance committee ls composed ol three members Jim Kryshalc Wallace Beck and Wilbur Kalnnlte All lunds from actlvnty tlcltets war stamps and all speclal ro ' -Q grams are handled by thus committee Mr Burton IS the faculty advisor Publicity Committee The prumary duty ol the pub lrclty committee lues rn lceep ng the student body vvell Informed about the past present and luture ,Q actlvltres through posters and an nouncements over the public address system Secondly the co'nm1ttee malces a scrapboolc ol all the cllpplngs appearing nn the Record Herald which deal vvlth student actrvltles 11? Qeclf, Kryshar, Valrnle lfgfl7 0'R M' CKXON TYN r, f fit -YA JJ! 1' X , f ,Vw ff JW! 'I ' I r 1 4 1 ff f ,Ll . fxqhq VJ!! AA ,f f I ' ,X 4 Q -f, 7 ff fwff,-ff ff! 'M J f Va Kclxpaixon Rn aciwkixzs Ks an 1 dzmznk Rn a Woxouqfn caixon. Gab wow- Qnat adiw' nk poxtan oX can and o AH-co Komen kfxzs 'ndp Amee, pdxsz, and Qu Q1xaXX xcmzmbzt We We made anal ufyoslmzok You ' wow. Xcng Am Qu 'Cms srkxock . J 55411 ji! 5,5 .L r 534 9 nr' E Q j A 0,1 W -'7'gA,:w 533' .ffm 555 1 Y -J S :jc o A-'J 8 .J 34 gurl 15,6 H, Q WN Xfxgk srfno fixes, Mama, to be-4eXop s ' xsonakw . W ndshps 06 m e 'ou CEVQ lretba l Forensics GRETTA PLTERSCN Seruous declamatlon JACK LLlSSlEl2 Extemporaneous spealclng GLORIA DAMON Oratory SUE SKINNER Serious declamatlon These are the four students who won A ratlngs In the home contest the WISCONSIN Valley League contest and the District forensic contest They also repre sented our school IU the State contest In hnch they all re ce ved B ratings Music Left to Pnght KATHLEEN VIERTEL strung bass IN Qrchestra and Ensemble LQlS PASZEK Chour Glrls Chorus Nladrlgal soloist vocal wlnner for scholarshup at Lawrence College BETTY lVlcCl,lLLQCK Chow Nladrlgal sololst lrneelrng CQLLIN SCHRQEDER yolln rn Qrchestra Ensemble solo worlc PICHAQD THACKRAY cornet un Band Qrchestra solo worl4 Qabsentb LEE BANNERMAN French horn IU Band Orchestra Ensemble solo work WlLLlAM KNIPPEL Boys Chorus Chour Nladrlgal JQHN STAPLES tt ba IU Band Qrchestra, Ensemble page Q0 We call them the Senlor H1 Aces They are the electlons of the staff members and an tructors after conslderatton of thelr scholastic standung as well as extra currlcular worlc Here they Publlcatlons Left to Right ED fHlEL asslstant edutor of the Wahuscan CHARLES SCHUETZ edltorln chref of Wahuscan JACK LLlSSlEl2 edrtor IN chnefof the Slcyroclcet ILENETAY LCR and PEGGY DOYLE co busuness managers of the Wahrscan KEITH FLUEGEL Cabsentl Managing editor of Slryroclret THAYNE RADTKE Slcyroclcet business manager Athletics Lett to Rrght HENRY SCHEEL football allconference center SAM MORRISON football all conference left half baclc captain elect baslcetball BILL KQCH football all conference honorable mentron BEN BENDWCK football co captain all conference fullbaclc Wulson memorual baslcetball LYNN NllVlZ ClcneellngD football all conference end bas , . S 5 f . I 1 ' ' I . - i - s,. , i L lrifr- 1 Y . I - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' i 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 f F I - Q 1 1 1 1 I A . , vv - tt rr , I . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 f C D I f I f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 7 1 1 i l 1 THE SKYRGCKET Publislu-ti uv--ry thi-oo wc-eks during the school year by the students of Wzuisaii senior high school. Wausau, Wisconsin Qwahsglolbq, . Charter Member 7, 1 lg i i x ' .JS Associm SSL Hlnusuu, Xlisconsin EDITORIAL BOARD Iitlitor-In+Cliii-f . ..... ....,,..,. .... j a ck Lussicr Managing litlitor.. .,.. ,,,.,...... ...,... K t -itll Flucgcl Make-up lirlitors. 4,.. Yirginiii Fletcher, Margaret Huebner Feature Ifiiitur. .. ....... ..,.. .... B e tty Hixnncman Copy Editor ..... Proof Editor ...... Boys' Sporth Editor Girls' Sports Iftlitor Rewrite Editor. . . I':XCllLll1j,QC lfilitur ff ' 941- ffl ,. .. ...,. juginutlc Koy . ,Ujanice Nelson . . . . David Riege .. ,. ..Gloria Damon ... ,joan Stevens ,. Ulfluinc Sauttcr lo tw Ecitoi' lheie lew .vorop are not ol complaint on 'inytninq that lV'llGlnll be wrong with the Slcyroclcet, the-J are Noroi ol congratulatiom on your splendid worlc in lfwping up the high standards ol the school in spite ol the many shortages Ctypewriter, inclucledl lhe 5tudentS as fa whole muit have appreciated it lor most ol them have had it belo'e them all t'iet1 ie .13 boolaoverz. Also Qongmtulations on carrying out the Freedom ol the presf' tovvncl ii better poitfwiii woflfl THF CHIEFS Fditorfinwehief, lanlc Lussier, Business Editor lhdyne Padtlfe in It 'FL ffjzfil .jzf-mx V ,. .I .on ff! .f 6 .C f iff rfj AM f We efft,,, f , 1 X' 'I ' ' 1 f'fy,'O' A THE Eonoiamt tsofxiao 'nv'- ,gy Pow 9: J. Stevens, E. Sautter, M. l-luebner, D. Riege, Fletcher l PowlzK.Fluegel,B,l'ldr1r1emdn, J. Nelson, J. Koy, fi Damon V' ' 'f,.., v if Q Row 3: E. Thiel, J. Schuneman, J. Fredericlcson, M. l-luebner, J. Simpson, A. Grill, T. Sautter, B. Pistow K l' Pow Q: J. Nelson, J. Stevens, B. l-lanneman, l. Zillman, J. Koy, B, Genrich, T. Radtlce, M. Prellwitz Pow 1: B. Nienow, V. Fletcher, G. Damon, absent .Qess,.2rr'sseiists Supreme l-ligh school journalism is a highly fascinating intellectual adventure, a challenge to the mind and a discipline to the hand. Each year deserving Wl'lS journalists are recognized and honored through membership in Quill and Scroll, international honorary society lor high school journalists. lwentygkyroclcetand Wahiscanstatl members, who excelled in the editorial, literary, business, or art departments, were granted membership in Quill and Scroll at an assembly on March 'l5. Dr. Wallcer D. Wyman was the spealcer at the candle lighting ceremony. Quill and Scroll Qtlicers 1945 Charles Schuetz President Jaclc Lussier Vicefpresident ,JdiTl2S WGQUQV S K Y R O C K E T Row 3: A. Maas, M, Prellwitz, P, Galer, K. Krahn, P. Zastrovv, R. Leland, B. Warosh, B. Radtlce Pow Q: S. Billings, E. Diclcoll, M. Bliese, B. Struck, J. l'-lollman, M. Schulenburg, l-l. Keller, M. Greve, K. Viertel, B. Nienovv, P. Kitzerow, B. Lange Sitting: P. Peroutlca, M. Janlce, B. Genrich, A. Thirsten, B. Kozellca, P. Schaupp .Assistants and Business Stalls During the sixth period in room QO8, there will be lound the luture editors, now lcnovvn as SKYRQCKET assistants, and the business stall begging lor extensions. lypists pounding away at their machines, proolreaders having a treasure hunt lor errors these and many more incidents fwith colces includedb mal4e up the session ol the assistants while they do their worl4 in order to meet the deadline. lo avoid an untrained luture stall, and to help in the production ol this yearls annual these are the duties ol the assistants, lew but ol importance. lherelore, during this time, while learning the 'Ps and Qs, ol the annual, they are the little stooges. lhen, there is the business stall and as a result ol their superb salesmanship, our annual has that lamiliar section at the end' advertisements. Pow 3: H. Pidderbush, P. Fitzlfe, V. Fletcher, M. Schueler, li. Schmeling, J. McAleavy, P. lraeger, G. Feicht, K. Krahn, J. l-lenning, A. Thirsten, V, Peterson, L. Garske l2ovvJQ:pf?!lHDoyle, E. Dehling, C. Strehlow,QP. Schultz, J. l-lollman, P. Lapinslce, P. Kitzerow, M. Malone, E. lriclc, J. Meurett, a l a l r . , . y o Sitting: D. Cohen, D. Gauger, M, Warosh, J. Nelson W A H i S .. 'In C .. A N Standlng Jaclc Lussler Mary Greve Natalie Slcud Lorraine Garske Davud Kuechle Snttlng Gretta Peterson Gloria Damon Sue Sklnner Marne Behrenclt Cl the contestants vvho partucupated In the lorensnc contest, ten won A ratlngs ID the home contest seven vvon A ratnngs at Rhunelander and four won B ratnngs at the Wusconsun valley league lorensuc meet Ar Rhlnelander the Wausau hugh school team became Ul'1OlllC1dl champlons of the league by vnrtue of the unusual number ol contestants vvlnnlng the A ratings No other school partncnpatung nn the contest recenved as many A awards Speech events lnclude oratory seruous and humorous declamatlons extemporaneous spealclng and reading The students had as their coaches Mr Marquardt general chanrman Mnss Alma Elstrom Mass Evelyn Stal and Mass Mary Umhoeler Page Q4 tl THE COACHES IN MEMORIAM On Aprll 'lQ 1945, the world lost one of nts greatest spealcers and lllustrnous statesmen the late President Franlclnn Delano Roosevelt Qrators vvull long strlve to reach the hugh standards set forth by um if 'k ir ir 'A' 'A' -' V V -' I- - Stai,Marquardt,Umhoefer 'b V 'k i i' ir 'A' 'A' h' . vu 'V on hearing P Qregml 0 Umm' C 0 at P slerball gmm Q 1 fwew t at t Sym or Q80 V V' ff? 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Their miles ol walk- ing are long. Without their service, from 8:00 to 3:45, our school could notoperate efficiently. tha Actingas teacher, Presi dent Meuret explains the principles of the slide rule to the members of the Math Club The Nlathematics CI b composed ol lorty members under the direction ol Mr l2oesl4e and Mr Risic is organized ing in problems particularly pertaining to the military or war ehfort and to the postwar world It is a non social organ: Z ilIOI'1 Page Q6 ,MMM lm I M a l tri at K U I . V V , . I. . to stimulate interest in the slide rule lt is studied entirely as an instrument to be used in checldng, estimating, and assist- iq, in ,- 2 1 gud . so i 1' I ?efk3it?'g,E ip EJ H 'ew ... . Qn the First Wednesday of the month, there vvas Found in room 305 a group ot boys. the members of the tamp Club, and their advisor fVlr. Ridge, tallong stamps. This relers to the methods ol Obtaining stamps and the mounting O them the manulacture use, and cancellation ol stamps lallcs are given by the members at the meetings on these sub iects, and collections are examined and discussed we Radio igiiuib The Radio Club, consisting ol 38 members, was organized vvith the purpose ol acquainting the members with the international Morse code, send- ing and receiving, and instruction in the theory ol radio. L During the year, the construction ol an oscillator vvas demonstrated by Roy White. Several movies vvere also shovvn to reveal the vvorl4 ot radio in war. These purposes were all accomplished during their meetings in room 3O'l with Mr. Berg as advisor. Left to right. P. Huebner, J. Braun, J. Krause, W, Maeclc Q. Hattstaedt, Q. Irving German Club lhrr German Club under the direction ol lv'iss Bonvincin consists ol eighteen members vvhose purpose is to become versed in German speech. literature, and Customs by practice in conversational games, dramatizing scenes ol everyday lile, and group singing ol songs in the Foreign tongue. lhey strive to create the German Gemutlechlceit. lhe members also intended to become acquainted with 'Blitzl' German, discuss and read German nevvs- papers, correspond vvith the other students ol German. and to put on several slcits. Povv 4: J. l-lollingsworth, J. Turner, P. Wiesner, G. Morrison Pow 3: B. Mathvviclc, L. Mueller, F. l-lintz, D. Miller Pow Q: M. Prellvvitz, B. Padtlce, J. Braun, L. Zirbel Pow 1: J. Schuetz, G. Whitmore, Miss Bonvincin, P. Wede- pohl, B. Kozellca Latin Club From the study ol Latin comes an exploration ol the heritage ol a magnificent language, the founder of all romance languages. Through the organization ol the Latin Club, the students learn to understand Roman lile and realize the true value ol Latin study. lhe club, under the supervision ol Miss Sherman, appoints its otlicers according to the early Roman lorm of gov- ernment. Their meetings, consisting ol slcits, singing ol songs, parties, etc., vvere planned by dillerent committees l2ow 6: V. Lange, V. Bieritz, D. Bleise, M. Janlce, J. Ketchmark, M. lidd, J. Meurett, S. Slcinner k Povv Thorpe M Thomas, J. McLennan, J. Bartell, P. Nequette, P. Leland, D. Silbernagel, M. Pleier, A. Lund, lx Genrich, J. Killeen Pow Galer W Mcl2ae, K. Kiefer, B. Genrich, M. Puechel, E. Ziebell, B. Pregont, P. Zastrovv, P. lrudeli, C Frederic? Pow Lapinslce K Machynialc, C. Pregont, P. Goetzman, J. Forsmo, Y. Ueclcer, J. Forsmo, W. Vullings Row Perske P Mayer B. Bohl, E. Dehling, P, Wanta, M. Miller, V. Wahl, N. Alexander Row lhlenleldt M Natarus, J. Schumann, F. Marcell, J. Alford, C. Berg, V. Gauger, A. Gilbert i i 3 api'- --2' 5 , 5 .5 . ' 1: 'fr - .fx V1 .aj ' 14 2 it 'iz ff '- -+ - f ' - 3' ff ,- f' 5 r' R r 5 cz., ,, 4.4 D- ow.-. ,.Q1.,,, ,Q La- fi-5:2 fi-lnJ'hfi i5iG-fzflig--CU Conservation Club Of the club enrollments, Conservation Club leads with 339 members, including boys and girls, vvith Mr. Burton and Mr. Woods as advisors. Each one ol the club is eager to do his part in the vvay ol helping to further conservation in the country. Their main project is the planting of trees at Wahiscalan. Boys vvorl4 their hardest, and even the girls pitch in. Much appreciated cooperation has been given by the state and county conservation clubs and Faculty members. Home Economics Club The club which has kept us vvell sup- plied vvith refreshments at school dances and parties is vvell lcnovvn by every- one the l-lome Ec. Club. The money vvhich the members received from the refreshments vvas given to the scholar- ship fund ol the Waugonian Council. The club has as its advisor, Miss Glisczinski. Page 30 Row 4: P. Grotelueschen, M. Schave, Z. Schlei, G. Anderson, J. Whaley, D Mathwiclc, L. Kniess, D. Zimmerman, l-l. Verpoorten, A. Powers Rovv 3: W. Narron, M. Laessig, C. Eschenbach, l. Janz, M. Kieplce, S. Weinlqe M. Erdman, M. Narron, J. Erdman Pow Q: G. Goeden, B. Sommerfeldt, D. Goetsch, A. Gnirlc, L. St. Mary, l. Witter E. i-iinzmann, C. Laessig Povv 1: J. Lambert, A. Schwartz, E. Schultheiss, C. Schult, L. Ehlert, C. Schultz B. Eischolf :via is s Q Q 4 -Q t 452- ifiii, ' , ' .Lib Becauze photographuc nmMeruNs yyere hard to buy due to wmrhme reMmcUons,the membem of Chem-Cam Chkbdeddedto devom pam otthen time to the study of chennsvy in addlhon to the Study of photography. Various talks were grven by dltterent people rea lahng to photography and chemiMry.fX Huw JJL hghts and Shadoyvsf, on how photographnc paper ismade onalargescdetwasshoyvntothe members The Students have as their taeulty advisor, Mr. Johnson. Left to right: G. Morrison, J. McAleavy, H. Johnson, E. Loetfel, K. Krahn, J. Staples Lett to right: J. Mettelka, R. Her- bert, J. Sumpson, H. I'-ioFfman,C. Schuetz, R.Meyer, E, Hanson N. Slcud, A, Geisel. 5: X Left to right: P. Montross, P, Flor, D. Pollock, K. Krahn, P. Payn- ter, M. Doyle, I. Taylor, M. Splaine. page 31 . Hi-Y Club S. Libman, l. Sautter W. Qhm, P. lellier, l. Gahnz, G. Mosher P. Sloan Torch Club Row Q: E. l-loenisch, J. l-lollingsworth, D. l-larrwig, J. Pxhrens, J. Simpson, T. Burlc, l-l. l-lunger Pow 1: J. Eggebrecht, J. Krienlce, P. l-lerberr, D. Ryan, D. Rodehayer Olympian Club Pow 3: D. Puder, P. Drumm, P. Silbernagel, l? Rodehayer, G. Zimmerman Pow Q: D. Graebel, P. Schmidt, J. Slade, l.. Cox R. Jahns, l-l. Nyholm, W. Kramer Pow 1: M. Splain, C. Merril, J. Peichart, P l-lellre, T. Sreinrcher, l-l. Koppa, P. Bluhm C Frederlclc, D. Kiefer lhe purpose Ol the l-li-V Qlympian and lorch clubs is to create, maintain and extend high standards Ol Christian character throughout the school and communityw Pdterrepeaung dusand vmththethoughtheshintheirnunds.anotherHVl'organUaUon ODQUSIU meeUng,CJub meetings are held at, and sponsored by the UVM, boys are elected to membership inthe club that corresponds to their year in school1 l-li-Y lor Seniors, lorch lor Juniors, and Qlympian lor Sophs lhe clubs are divided into chapters. lhe l-li-V is composed ol the Athenians. the George Williams, and the lroians. lhe lorch Club is composed solely ol the Sir-A-Qls chapter. lhe Don Plant and the Fred Lohr are the chapters which compose the Qlympian Club Page 32 lioyv 3: E. Silbernagel, G. lflorn, N. Krueger, E. Qlson, G. Stevens, J. Reichl, C. Schuetz, Pow Q: K. lluegel, P. lhaclcray, C. Schroeder, M. Boles, C. l-lellre, l.. Filiatreau, S. Kyler, ik Pow lg M. Qlson, J. Braun, W. Kurrh, D. Tourangeau, O. Meyer, R. Dearth, J. Lussier, Senior Co-eds Pow Q' D. Gauger, L. Ulrich, B. Lange, XX. Powers, M. Llmnus, V. Fletcher, M. Huebner, D. Dettlnger, B. Bluhm B. Nienow Pow lg J. Koy, D. Kemps, ll. Daulson, D Pophal, C. Schuetz, B. Ristow, M. Bah rendt, B. Baumann, M. Prellwutz Junior Miss Row Q: D. Cohen, M. Bliese, M. Janlte, D. Bliese, N. Slcud, l-l, Pldderbush Row 'lz L. Holt, A. Geisel, L. Senclialc, A. Maas, N. Schwentner Green Teens,X Pow Q: D. Beese, V. Lange, L. Manecke B. Buttlte, P, Zastrow, P. Dickert, K. Britten, D. Prahl 1 Flow iz C. lfleinheinz, L. Kllinhennz, D. Belllte, N, GdeCltl4e,,l1.'penn, E. Zie- bell, C. Berg, P. Truaell Student Club Because the membership ol the Student Club became so large in '44 and '45, it was clxvioed into three groao ennor Co-eds Junior Miss. and the Green Teens By doing this nt was tnought that the gurls could become rnor closely asfocfated and as a result. they have. The gurlz have been Quite buiy this year mth their 'neetungi Social gatherings. and their .vorlc toward ine ff ellort lor a world ol peace among them their Contributions to the Peo Croes r . . r . r . Each lnouvuoual ciub nas an aovisor. ano tne Student Club asawhole has lor its adfl3orl'f.l331'farlorle fntffe leaf Pow Q: E. l-linzmann, L, Wendorf, C. Schuetz, M, Bloclc, M. Kryshalr ROW1: L. Heckendorf, A, Lund, L. Witter, M. Huebner Sing Band Waugonian Council The Waugonian Council, headed by Miss Gladys Schilling, is the former main club of the school, but because of the definite interests ol certain groups, it has branched oil into clubs such as Senior Gregg, Home lic , etc , to carry on certain activities. So its main purpose is the scholarship fund rather than social activities. Some of the other things which they did vvere: vvorl4 For the Red Cross and collecting things For service boys, as puzzles, jolces, etc. Csomething to cheer themb, Their meetings are not regular because the other clubs have talcen over most ol the former vvorlq. This vochestral organization is composed of a group of musically minded Student Club girls who have displayed their talent before the student body several times throughout the past year. Some of the appearances ol the organization have been at Hep Club and at l3.T.fAx. meetings as vvell as the full length musical production, HMusic ol America, the proceeds of which were given to the Red Cross. The group has Sue Slcinner as its emcee, Miss lcoclcsmith as its Faculty advisor, and Mr. Eisle as its director, Pow 3: P. Mayer, B, Jaeger, S. Appel, C, l-layes, E. Ziebell, L. Prehn, M. Umhoefer, G. Peterson, P. Fitzlce Pow Q: J. Meurett, B, Pregont, l.. Wimmer, J. l-lirsch, M. Sturtevant, G. Damon, M, Viele, J. Schumann, J. LaVicl1 Row T1 D. Schemmel, M. Slclnner, P. Deneau, K, Kiefer, W. McRae, J. Prehn, C. Pregont, N. fkbegglen qi HAQL. ST fwf- f.Jf.pV-Af? Almeria feel, a M jig-.,g 1,2lf,.,. .f -' ' X V 1 J! fc iff!-Vi' AfQcxiQQ Sub Deb Sub-Deb is one ol those many social organizations of school. It has had a busyyear the highlightsvvereitsscholar- ship turn-about dance at lhanlcsgiving, and its dinner which climaxed a success- ful season. The purpose ol the Sub-Deb Club is to develop attractive personalities, to provide new and profitable social con- tacts, and to create interest in citizenship. The girls have as their advisor, Miss Boardman. Kitchen Cabinet That group ol students who plan the big Student Club meetings is lcnown as the Hlfitchen Kabinetf' The Food, entertain- ment, publicity, and music are planned at the Kabinet meetings which are held the First and third Tuesday ol each month Their faculty advisor is Miss Atwell, There have been a lew changes this semester for the purpose of combining some offices and adding new members, especiallygophomores whowill be respon- sible for Student Club meetings next year JJ Row 9: V, Wahl, J. Stevens, L. Prehn, M, Pleier neuron OOOO 2252 WOT? CVU'-997345 U ON N: 3mmU 2.0.-7-'CT nan.. :fx Wx x Zim U' 73- Egesg Qw 51,2 Ln-.. 222' mm 2250 NED' v 0- Q52 'l':O E533 no-'XX fini 3 C I-S-'Qc .SNS BNN 205, 5 2 2 X- 5- 71 o 1 V- 3 O .4 5- Row 4: ,Kleinheinz, M. Kryshalc, M. Koss Rhyner, E. Hanson, M. Sturtevant, P. Mayer, K, Hayes Feicht, J. Hirsch, D. Emerich, E. DeBroux Row 3: Row Q: Row Prehn, P. Schemmel, J. Kleinheinz, M. Mayer Pow Q: V. Wahl, M. Creve, H. Loefiler, P. Harrison, N Slcud, V, Fletcher, J Koy, M. Loeliler, P. McCarthy, J. Radant, M. Fluegel Pow 1, M. Doyle, P. Fitzhe, V. Larson, C. Berg, H Jaeger, J. lfleinheinz, V Viefer, E. Ziebell, M. Bliese, M. Janlre age 35 Povy 5 M Held K lrrerwerler A l-leyer L Paszelc J l-leld M Tewes P lewes S Sazarna G Lella M Jlroyer F Krause M Gllmm l2oyv4 E Mularlcey N Dahm P Slomlnslcl G Bretton B Olson S Onstad E Kersten P Schoenfeldt W Venske W Marlcstrurn l-l Bor chardt ll Goetzman E lrlclc D Emerlclc M Schueler K Krause G Kmen l2ovv3 L lhlenfeldt B Smith V Smith J Qtto E Susor l? Wlesner J l-lennlng K Dlscher F Barwug D lfrdmann J Kent J Kort l-l Loerfler P Powers P Detert S Pregont ROWQ B l-lanneman G Aschbrenner A Dahlke L Brehmer L l-lenjum l Glenetskl B Marquardt E Fiedler D Robrnson C Carpenter E Broclchaus l? Steckbauer E Nlnnemann S Llpplce S Stleber D Kolpaclcu Powl J Perske J Kralce G Doleschal D l-lllclensperger S Onstad B Berlke The Chou Underthe capableciwechon olFAuw Darnn the chorrproduced an exceUentsenes olprogramsleatumng the amwhc and mumcalcontnbuhons olthe manyred countnesand mces programslorschoolawembhes pep meehngs Armrstlce Day and Chrrstmas wlth :ts carol processlonal and cantata When the Chrlst Child Came by Clol4ey programs lor community service clubs, a music presentation conslstung of classlcal numbers romantic selections and negrosongs,and hnaHy mumclorcomnmncement The choir s objectives are those set forth by William Byrd to acquire proper snngung habits and an apprecratuon olmusm Hwoughthe Qudy olvocalmumc G rls Glee Club Pow 5 A Klclcholer D Draeger M Shave G Sala water B Buttlce J Tornow M Trantow l2ovv4 P Fahl D Mathwrclr D Pohlorl N Gaedtlce G Goeden J Nelson L Nelson l2oyv3 P Mitchell I Spatz l-l Bidwell P Voltz P Nelson D Yonlcer Pow Q l Beam P Peterson J GOVSKI M Erdman D Beese D Prellpp J Beltz B Beaumont Rowl L Beauchaune A Gnrrln D Schalow E Schultz D Dulfour M Myszka M Narron D Krolrlcowslre Page 36 -- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1' 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1-' 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- -' 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1-1- 1- 1- 1- .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,, ,'. ,. ,. ,. ., ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, I f , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ' 1 1 . I A .D 1. ,. ,. ,.- 1- 1- 1- :.,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. :. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. 5-- 1- 1- 1- 1 .,,1,. ,, :. ,. ,, ,. 1- 1- 1- 1- Mf UW ,fffffff 1: ,M M wif e ewes o nnneman aszek ow annemanp tue er eu lce J Kort P W p e e erg ,,. um re M lson S nstad S Onsta ad' rt V mer: o chueler rause M m key rske K Trlerweller r a A l-leyer ovv I Glenetslfl E lrnclc clcl J Kra e Dolesclnal lvl Jurovec L I enedt Fowl E Susor R Detert G Bntton A Dahllce Aschbrenner S Pregont Girls and Boys Clworuses Two subdivisions ol tlme lnolr are tlwe GI ls and Boys l'1orus The former con :sts ol slxty two voices and tlwe latter nas Fxlteen Botlw groups toolc part In tlne musical festival of classical romantic and negro selections Each group Ulesto developltsvolcesalong SDQCIM hnes to develop povver range and goocltone Pow 3 D Poblnsor H Borchardt W Marlfstrum J l-lenmng Row Q W Venslfe C Carpenter P Steclcbauer P Sclwoenfeldt F Barwng K Dlscher l2ow'l E Fledler P Wlesner E lfersten D d mann E Hroclfhaus page 37 38 Plow 5, K lensen, U, Srlbernagel, U. lduder, H Pdrnrlwn, CQ lrempe, N Krueger, l Srdples, D. Roberts, D Mrller lrlofw 4 l Hewlne, E plawtz, Cn Schroeder, li f',nrltzrnacl1er,l?. Kalnz, l-l,XX!olle, J Hennlnc, K. Sparr l-'Q 1 'Off Vfendorf, P ErdS1ume,l7 llfell,C1 Hollman, P, Qololl, D Donner, J, Wall A Maas, l. Nowltzlne Var, 2 U lolnnsron, W lfrarwr A llwsren Q Hljwnw J Mcfkledvy, D liueclwle, D Peterson, A Jrrovec, I2 Traeger Pow l fl, llnaclcrdy, Nl Kyler D Peterson l Snpson l puerner l? Brgsbyql Krause, Pddlcg, J Percharr lnstrumentalists of 'A H H L 'll le'l V No one' can combi Y'WaIKl16 band tlwus year under tnef f fwwzlon ol K l? N Qnll lga not beer tops Frrit ol ill ffl' Grill ielected ner flwwerlcan melodies as. Stephen I loner? Freddle Cnrolee George Gersnfvrns Wrllwr N 'WUV'j'NVr ,xml um Bflrlbwli some Sl llwe lO'KlQlr f O w uowlf to G? O V' fl K V' I ,OC Fl vw 'lf' haf WIN VAWH.-15, Q ' 'W 1? fb' 3 1 j.-.,.,Y . A 'L' TG V JN ' 1 A E lg ,A ' L 5 . j N Z6 , I ' , P A Avg A SQQXQ, 'AA 'Y'Y?n-E.g.g-if an N . N ' l.,. - 2 ' V A A Q . 1' ' A ' ' P mx' l A ' .L 65, - M Q V .Q j G, Q i 'M K .hx ' 4 ' 5 1 Xie. MQ 9 ' -Ya, ' R 5 ' .. W, ,Q .gg 1 N - 1 1 123552 if , 4 f., fi, ,..... J an X 1 4 .bk sy Af ' Yaxhx If f Q 1 ., H A! rt . V! Q N 1 ig M ,mpg a l if Pxlfa .4 ,HLEQQQA j . 1' Q I N 1 i Musicians for a Post-War World What are the strings, brasses, and woodwinds? Well, to any musically informed person, it means the orchestra of W l-l S. The music played this year was composed by Wagner, lfetelby, Bach, and Gershwin, K R N Grill also worlced in a few South American dances which stepped up their rhythm. The orchestra gave two exchange concerts, one with the Junior l-ligh Qrchestra and the other, the Merrill l-ligh Qrchestra. Members ol the orchestra especially showed their talent in music when they played the all-Bach concert. This and several other concerts indicated the development of a good, realistic lorm of music, the object of the entire yearis worlc. Two numbers they played were the Brandenburg Concerto Grosso number 5 with solos by Kenneth Peclringer, at the piano, David Riege, playing the violin, and Anna Rose Grill, playing the Flute, with the orchestra accompanif ment and the Concerto in G minor by Joseph Wagner with Mary Schulenberg piano soloist, Qther concerts were given at pep meetings, P. T. Afs, the Senior class play, and special school assemblies. The Top Hatters They Swing It! A. The Orchestra Standing. D. Peterson, G. Lambrecht P. Wanta, l Holi' man, K. Viertel, C. Schuetz, J. Staples Sitting: L. Chappell, D. Doyle, l. Taylor, Q. Wiesner, G Borntleth, XX. Remus, M. White, C Schroeder, C. Trempe, P. Jonas, D. Riege, L. Biellre, K. Fluegel, P. Carlson, H, Hoffmann, J. Mosher, D. Qenrich, I3 Paynter, VV. Kurth, J. Platt, L. Pregont, P. l2olo:', B. Colle, H. Famthum, M, Kyler, A Grill, V. Viertel, D Thaclceray, A. Niwinsl-fi, M. Schulenberg, J Lund- gren, P. Jesse N C. N X XX , x ' Hep Club Attention hep-catsl Do you wish to worlc ohl your excess energy? Well, we have just the place lor you. Come to Hep Club tonight at the public Service Auditorium lrom 8 to ll The price is just twelve cents and you will have a grand timefl All have heard this announcement many times. About a year ago a group ol students began to discuss and tallc about having a youth center. They began to set up and lormulate plans, they soon carried them out with the assistance ol both Vs The Hep Club is run by a group ol about twelve students. Four lrom the group are elected as ollicers and serve lor a period ol one year. This yearxs were as lollows: George Morrison, president, patty Harrison, recording secre- tary, Barbara Genrich, correspondent secretary, and Edward Silbernagel, treasurer. To those First Tour students and those who are now giving their time and ehfort, we pay tribute. The committee left to right: N. Abegglen, S. Skinner, E. Silbernagel, B. Genrich, E. Olson, P. Peneau, P. Meyer, D. The crowd sits one out while the Tourangeau, J. Sweitzer, M. Splaine, A. Hintze, L Filiatreau, As the music cools down, couples Top Hatters swing it. E. De Broux, G. Morrison, P. Harrison. dance round and round. sv' 11,13 l? w 4 M White J Zanlf E Bl J Fred iclcson J McAleavy W Kurth G Mosher C Schuetz K Reclcinger R Schoeneman B Colle J Hoffman Row 3 C Schroeder M Kyler K Jen sen D Piege H Hollman J lleichart R 'lellier l2ofvQ J Lussier K Fluegel P lraeger R Davis E Olson ll lhackray Pofv 'I L Pregont M Schulenberg P Jonas D Ottmann M Slocum J Staples O Meyer MUSIC lhe Music Club composed olapproximately 58 members met once a month to increase their appreciation ol various types ol music The hrst part ol their programs was devoted to the study ol biographical slcetches ol compositions ol modern American composers such as Barber Gershwin Gould and Copland The study and analysis ol lschailcowslcy s Sth symphony comprised the next part of the period cluded Circus Band Records by Merle Evans and the Soliloquy lor the Flute by Bernard Rogers lhe program committee under the chairmanship ol Kenneth Reclcinger was composed ol Jaclt Staples and Edward Silbernagel Jaclc McAleavy was sergeant at arms Madrigal The Madrigal also under the direction ol Miss Darrin consists ol singers who have achieved slcill in reading music and correct vocal production lhe members since they are more experienced study music that is more advanced than that Ol the Choir Among their many appearances were those at the local school P l A s and women s clubs lhey also toolt part in the main musical and gave a special performance featuring their group l2ow3 lf Mularlcey A Heyer lf Iriclc D Kolpaclci E Krause l. Paszelc S Sazama M Glimm P Goetzman M Held E Susor Fw? J Held B Qlson H Loetller S Stieber M Schueler H Bidwell K Krause G Kmen Powl N Dahm A Dahllce J Kralce L lhlenleldt B Bei e R Detert Page 4Q o 1 . ' , . , . air, . rv I ' I ' U I - , - , - , 4 , . , , : ,I , . , ' X : Q, ' , , , . , . , . , . i 2 , , . , . , . - I I if Y I f I ' ' I The remaining moments were spent playing collections ol records brought by the students. Some ol these in- ' I I E 3 . I, . , . , . , - t, . , r , - , o : . I , , , . I I ' I ' I , , . , . 2 4 , . I, . r A , . lk , Drama Qu. M-Q. Standing B Dayxs l Zarnlce J Koy B Vulllngs J Staples P Schemmel M Tad Slttlng P Fltzlne G Damon B Schemmel M Sturtevant B lt-lanneman Q Meyer G Peterson M Prellwltz The Fighting Llttles practlce had been going on for some time each character had worlced hard to present his part wlth the Oh s and the Ah s and the lrowns and smiles mn just the rnght places and then the hnal touches were put on The Sensor class play, The Fighting Llttles was presented on Monday November Q0 The cast played to an unusually attentive audience for the acting was good and the play was typical ol so many Pxmerucan tamnlues hAuch credltls due to N455 Bohl the dwector ofthe play tor hersklHlulchrecUng ofthe drama to FAIQ Ross and her Hudentcomnudeeslortheurhandhng olproperuesand coqumes and to hnr Chemon and the Qagecxevv lorconsuucungtheset PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager John Knek Assnstants Ted Shertlnskr Bob Struck Nules Ciappa Lsghtlng Henry Meurett Properties Janrce Nelson Chaurman Ruth Kntzeroyv Puth Laplnsku Charles l-lellce Std Kyler Betty Schmellng Elvura Schuster Costumes Enleen Dehlnng Delores Gauger Make up Asssstant Jean Kleunhelnz Progra s Dorothy Kasten Mary Greve Publncaty Marron Loenfler Busnness Kathleen Vuertel Ins Zallman Thorval Sautter Jean Klelnhelnz Mu IC Lotus Uregont David Fvege Eylaune Lambrecht Anna Qose Grill page 43 -1.4 G 1 -...... x s 1 , ' 1 - r n X 4 1 . - .1 ' , , -1 1 , 1 xvr 431' my :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. d 1. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ll n n n ff 1 .1.., Q Y, C , , f 1 ' 1' .. . rf . 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 . , . 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 vs , ......... I ....... .. I 1 1 c . .,., . .. '1 , 1 ,X The Three ne Act Plays Sl-IAM l-lennmg Koehler Kuechle CVullmgs absentD CHORAL READING Pow 1 CSIUIDQD Chrlstlanson Hechenclorf Ruechel Maas LIljCQUISl L Klemhelnz C Klemhemz Gelsel Davls Leland Susor Olson Beltz Powers Row 3 Wolfgram Buntrock Buttke Kiefer Nllchaelson V Lange,Albee Nowntzlce A BOY COMES I-lOMt Qlson Rudder us Goetsch Damon Turner A I I I I I , . . I I . . I - Row Q: Berg, Glimm, Chappell, ' I I I I I I I 3 1 1 I A I I I ' I , ' 5 hr I I Committees ROW3 Cialer Lange Davis Koy Schemmel Prehn Nelson Regllng Sturtevant Voltz l2ow2 LaVrck Levandoslce Lyon Lewltzlce Chappell Gelsel Davns Mayer Dehlrng Row'I Bllese Genruch Sautter Klos Telluer Traeger Kozellca Doreluus SHAM The plot ol the comedy Sham by Franlc G Tompkins centers around the lxfe of a couple played by Brll Vulllngs and Lois Koehler who pretend to be SOCIdllf2S l-lowever the thief David Kuechle revealed that they were only shams when he couldn thnd anything worth talong The part ol the newspaper reporter was played by John l'lenmng The production was supervised by Mass Elizabeth Boardman and the student director Mary Lou Mayer CHORAL READING This year a rather dlllerent type ol program was Introduced as one ol the three one act plays Under the dnrectson ol Mnss lVlarjor1e Kaufman and the student director Donald Kreler a group ol about twenty students presented a few selections of choral readrng Two of the selections lcnown at the date ol publication were The Creation by James Weldon Johnson and The plaant of the Camel by Charles Edward Carryl A BOY COMES HGME The Boy Comes Home by A A Mrlne rs a comedy dusplayrng the trouble ol a soldrer and hrs soclal adjust ment wnth hrs lamrly alter being released from the army Mnss Marjorie Atwell dnrected the production with Eileen Dehlnng as the student dnrector lts cast Included John Turner as Phrlup the solduer Lawrence Cllson the Uncle Gloria Damon the Aunt Dayonus Goetsch the mard and l-larruet Rrdderbush the coolr Page 45 I I I I I I I I I I Z I I I I I I I I : I I I I I I I 1 - 1 I ' I I .. .. . , , . . , . 1 1 , . , , s - r ' r I I I 1 i r i r f Dulce Duchess Court Krlenke M A l-leld P Treylranus V Fletcher P l-lummell P Peneau D Tourangeau C Greenheck l? Telller P lrudell K Krahn N Alexander J Gahnz G Peterson C Merrill P Mayer D Podehaver J Meurett l-l Koppa J Belllce Donuts Melee Dollars for the Scholarshrp Fund Punk sales slips doughnuts and mlllc the Dulce Duchess contest all these brought us to the grand hnale ol the Doughnut Campaign the Doughnut Dance Mary Allce l'leld and Jlm Krrenlce were crowned as the Dul4e and Duchess The total lor this year s sales was 3 774 dozen The plaque lor selllng the most doughnuts was won by l'lome Room 303 a Sophomore home room Wrrh a sale ol Q91 dozen The hugh ranlong salesman was l-larold Plant1l4o hrs total being 'l75 dozen and Joe Novvalc ranlced second wrth WQO dozen redlt lor this successful campaign goes to Charles l lell4e general chalrman has able asslstants and the baclcnng ol the Faculty student body and communrty at large Charrman l-lellce and assi rants Kneler and Sautter relax whale countlng doughnuts Waltz em around Casey at the 44 doughnut dance ID th gurls ym M 1 1 Our chart showlng the results of the camparqn with Home Room 303 as tops Page 46 . , .. . 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The Junlor Prom of l945 The trme Frrday Aprrl Q7 The place Youth burldrng rn Marathon ar The results Grrls rn lormals and boys rn tuxedos muslc by Clrll l-loene deco rations centered on the theme Nrght Magic the Junior Prom and memorles Vrrglnna Blerltz and Edward lhrel rergned as Queen and Kung Their court consisted of commrttee chairmen and therr partners Committees were as follows Executive Edward Thiel Sam Morrison Roger White Decorations Glorla Damon pat peneau .lohn Turner lnvrtatrons Jaclc Fredrrclcson Joan e vens Publicity Kay Kiefer Jaclc Mcfxleavy Refreshments Barbara Genrlclc Ernest l'loenlch Propertues l-larlan l-lunger Roger Pe routlta 1' Llghtmg John Smpson Niles Gdppd Vrrgrnua Brerrtz Ed Threl Prom Royalty Mrss Zellhoeler Promenade Instructor Commlttees Klefer l-loentsch Sampson Turner Genrrch Mr Gjetson Faculty Charrman of Arrangemerf Commrttees Hunger Peroutlca Stevens Fredrrckson Whrte Page 47 ' fa SWIM L f . .J V ffjf f gaecixos fwxlae q XL in QM-f4ff,Lf3X wfsufnff Q fQ ,2f4ffJI V A 'V' 'V' W' 'IL ff' ff , Jflf qff gru V' .yi 1.Zqf,1'L,.l i lug, , x Iii l ' J ' ff. b vaXuabXe'nzaWK zpat- ff' fr' ff . Tkxdoundaixon of comes Gwougk aciw 59065. YYwixcaX edu- enbxoaaznca Wan 'nddxts 600 Rn Skasbz m 19 A5 Sam s ixdxpa caixon aku? and Kntznixizb mow ' out babie to meek Unch, niKxkaw demands. .w K :'i ft QW 4 o iz 13 nf lm L I 9 4 s . I 'cb 1,4 5-Q. 43,4 5 . , P 14 ,, .4 'St T Milf AJ' ...uf- .f-ff ., l 1 i Page 50 Broclc s Superbombers CONFERENCE SETUP C 1 000 Wausau Rhrnelander Merrlll Antrgo Stevens Pornt Wlsconsm Raprds Marshfleld The Season Z- sau l-lngh School football squad successfully hurdled all conference kpc r h sixth straight Valley tltle and defeated two non conference W3 ts to run thelr unbeaten strealc to thirty seven games l-lere are a few facts qs 'lhey outscored thenr opponents 903 to 7 They outrushed the opposltlon 3 Q16 yards to 965 'lhenr average score vvas Q5 3 points per game to O8 for their foes lnduvndual records Sammy Morrison made the longest run from scrimmage 6O yards agaunst Eau Claire Morrlson made the longest punt return QQ yards agalnst Stevens Polnt Dlclc Parsons nntercepted a forward pass for the longest run 75 yards against Eau Clalre Parsons made the longest pass 42 yards against Phunelander and Morrnson punted the ball farthest 65 yards against La Crosse and Bendrlclc top the undnvudual ball carrners Both have carried the with Morrison averaging 9 7 per try and Bendrlclc 6 Q Qther hugh Morrison ball 107 tlmes averages were Morrison yards Kuebler Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Parsons Koch Hartwlg Morrison Kent Burelc Llbman with 61 yards and Rodehaver 5 7 yards scored the most points 91 and had the hugh puntrng average 42 had the second highest average wrrh 40 yards per try GAME SCORES Wrsconsm Raprds ADYIQO Marshfreld Eau Claire Stevens Point Rhlnelander Merrill 21 La Crosse 1 54- fr fr ' W T L Pt. TP OP ,A ,,.......... 6 O 0 . 142 7 f ' ...,.... 4 1 1 .800 78 50 ' .......,.... 4 0 2 .667 112 47 3 - ......,,,... 3 o 3 .soo 83 71 ' ,,..... 2 1 3 .400 119 134 ' ' ' . .,1 0 5 .167 46 128 ' .....,.., 0 0 6 .000 13 158 . gy ss- -- ' el ' . t . . . - o o ' ' - . akigures on what the boys did during the season. Nd' , . i. . . . 4 V H S . I l .I h I s 5 ,,..... 18 ' ' ' K ....... 31 ...... ' ,..... ,. 'L ' ....,.. 36 ' g 7 ,,.,,.. 38 ' ......,13 ' XX 003 Q0 QV' Ben Bendriclc- 'One of the hardest runners on the team this year. Benny without a doubt was the best fullback in the conference. His offensive and defensive work were outstanding, Bendriclc will be missed next year. Hanlc Scheel'-f A hard worlcer, and a line center with lots of Fight and spirit. One of the most valu- able men on the team because of his will to win. His three years of service will be missed. Win O. Broclcmeyer -The Finest athletic director our school has ever had. He has a way of coach- ing that malces practice fun. His football record is more than out- standing: 43 consecutive confer- ence victories and 37 wins from all foes without defeat in seven years. ln eight years his football teams have won 58 games, tied one, and lost two. His teams have won seven championships. Next Season's Regulars l l2ovv3 Scheel Kruenlce E Krueger Ahrens Henning Krahn J Bendrlclc ROWQ Hoenusch Turner Hunger Llbman Podehaver H Krueger Lodholz l2ow'l Blaclc Palm Stevens Hollingsworth Hartwlg Chamberlain La Due 'ww A fi Eight members of the champ1onshlp'l944 Football team will eagone when ext fea sseason rollsqrbun but there vvzll be capable replacements lor them The reserves mffe 'a'f1ne reputation or themsemes tlfiekfb heur splendud play although they dnd not play as much as the First strlngers Special reeggnltlqn uld go to Blaclq Fred Janlte and Jam Krlenlce lor their outstanding Worlr X When the dull thud of the plgslcun us heard agann next lall we can looli to ard to a lnne TOQMH team nf more wnth this year s reserves IU the starting posltlons -1.1 'V' Drugstore Coaches 7 4 'ld' R a :ng left to right Retlrlng Presldent Paul T Tobey President eo ll St eber Vice Pres: ent 1, farl kent Sergeant at Arms Stan lcy C arlson and Wan Rroclmeyer page 59 if Ne xr If I 1 r 1' 1 I 1 1 - I ZX 1 I II I I .I ll I!! ll 5 r X r r r r L 'ff' L X . . . 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', Q a as Pg- , l t f - H .- 4 y, I i fi T - x T' r A ' O Y I wtjal 'l The 1944 Wausau l-hgh School football squad agarn captured a majority ol the posltlons on the all conference team Sax members ol the hugh flying Jacks were chosen team Ben Bendrlck was chosen lor the seconcl consecutive year vvhlle It was the hrst txme for Sam Morrison l-larold Lewltzl4e Lynn Nrmz Bob Kent and l'lanlc Scheel It was the hne worlc ol Nemz Kent Lewltzlce and Scheel that made possible the bug gauns by Bendrlck and the long brolcen held runs by Morrison Five of the sux boys are Seniors whale Morrison wrll be back next year to give the conference coaches sleepless nnghts on how to stop hum ll Uncle Sam doesn t call hum Sam Morrnson scores In the Antugo game fvlorrlgon BZl'ldfIClC Lzwllllne All Conference Hall Pxllfconference Full !ANll'COf'lf2V2UCC Gudfd Numz Kent SCl1C2l All-Conference End All-Conference Tackle All COf1f2'2f1C2 CNW' Page 53 Six Jacks Win All-Conference Berths to represent rhawisaaasralyallay C!JlDl2V6FlcI2-dll-Std! aaa - Another Valley Conference Football Champlonshlp Comes to Wausau Senior Hr S- ,J 139 Vs QL' mm Ahrens l-lolllngsvvorth Palm Turner Reserves Jam Kruenke l-le olays guard Sam Morrison boots long pu t practice for the Merrvll game Lodholz Podehaver Slevvert l-lunge Understudxes Assustant Llne Coach Botsford drdnt pose for thus one That S Kuebler nn the clrcle Page 54 1' Nltzche Scheel and Nlmz work out at Pxthletlc Park before the Marshfxeld game Dad Hunger throvv a rnngen? Not by the looks on the faces of Wenzel Logas and Beacharn Pete Black smiles for the camera l-lank Scheel all conference center tackles a fundamental No 32 as George Stevens Sr Class Presndent law!! Correct form ln servxng demonstrated by Bully Peterson Chuck Knnppel heads for the tennis courts l-lere us Fred Janke a tackle Wuth helmet and shoulder pads Turner heads for football scnmmage Chamberlaln l-loenusch Krueger and a blocking scene at practlce All conference veteran Bob Kent huts the dummy to develop that d uve ,pt ' Y, - s gl ' - ' ' ,vga 1 - A I ,X ufwr A g C I V g , 44 i its 1 f 1 y, I 1 1 1 C 1 Q 'yn 1 'lf if 3 - 1 A K A 2 1. 1 ' i - y ly 1 , if X. 1 x , - xi ' ,i , A A 'X V . K . D 4 'K a y s 1 'Q is-1 1 .A ol uw, t - y 1 ' Q V, t Q t I ? R W A k J i 1 1 , 7- 1 , ' V 79- Q l 1 ' E , ' E 13, V I V d ' n In 8' 14 1 I t I - I- r f ' A I I , , - . . , 1 ' 1 t I 1 I If 1 , , 11. ,M V ,. 11- ,' . , r . v . 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V , ,4f.4f5x,, 312 L has Cardinal Quintet Finishes X Standing left to right Morrison Bendrlclc Kuebler L Nsmz Wenz HXX59 X Kneeling lelt to right Henning l-loenssch Hunger Slevvert A urge ,xy X- The Varsity Basketball Squacfl The VVausau basketball squad began to DVdCUC2ldl6IUlQOV6mb2VVVKhlh6fYdhZdUOU thatthm vvould be one oltheurtoughestveam Show on expenence and height bwo olthe mom nmporwnt ewennak an the game they vvorked hard at developing a speedy ohense that vvould ohsetthm handicap lhree leher men made up the nucleus olthe squad Lynn Nlmz rugged hugh scoring 6 Q centervvorlred vvel at the pivot post vvlth Morrison vvhose hard dnvung and ehecnve one handed push shots made him a dangerous contenderto any teanr The otherleuerman vvas guard Ben Ben orlclc vvhose size gave hum the job ol grabbing ohrebounds The mskthatconhonwd Coach Brockmeverrwasto hnd capabhxrephcemenw lor the other tvvo posts l-loenusch Srevvert and KueblerhHed upthelorwwrd poqsxwhue the guard spot vvas vvell lortlhed with Wilbur ldnmz and hladan hlunger Wausau came out on the long end ol nine ol the seventeen games played lhe cagem vvon Page 56 x v K QW Xxx. v 4 Wan Brocltmeyer Director of Athletics Xi 75 . 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X Fourth In Valley Conference three cons cutlve conference gam s before brng dek md by Fmhgo lheyloa Umm second game to a fast travelsng Steven Poxnt ggregahon Hervvhchthelos oflynnldnmz and Ben Be drrclc greatly vyealcened th team With l-larold Wenzel and l-larlan l-lunger replacing these valuable men the team copped three more wins whale losrng the same num er Although It vvasn t the most successful season t had some bright spots and gave notlce that next year Wausau wlll be a tough contender for the conference tutle Lynn Numz led the Individual scorers vvlth T74 pornts before he left for the servlce Mor rrson put 198 through the mesh to be second hrgh scorer The team as a vvhole averaged 335 points per game while holdnng then opponents to 30 7 per game The prospects for next Season are very brnght Wenzel will be baclc at the center post and with Svevvert Hunger W Nlmz l'loe rysch Kueble lDdCl4ItWIll give Broclt some thang to worlt with Sloan and Nltzsche Manages ff of l A fffwvf M Vrlt R r WthPoltGame Q asy eseves ac n off Robe tso Ah e s Schultz K eble Coach Brock eyer Krenke A g ' b . . I , X ' ' f '. f f' qi l yy ,f , yf ' of ,li y X . A J l w l ', ' l f I U J 'tty yy um J 'rg . . Q c l Page 57 paqe S8 lNDlW IDUAL SCQWNG l ee Th ows Made M ssed Lynn Nnrnz Sam Nlorrrson Wrl Jr Nurnz Harold Werrgfl Erne t l-loenu ch ,frff ji' lf N af Qjf 7 Jam Srevvert John Koehler er erclru: JOmf3yr!fJ,7ij16r7jiLf571 Mffffig J9+ if Nyff ff Y ljif Ben Benclrrclc Harold Wenzel Guard Center John Kueble Sam Nlorrlson Wd d Forward Lynn Nlmz Rugged 6 Q center Ha ld l-l new E nest l-loe rsch conference hrgh Scorer unrrl he left C ,Q A For 5 d to play on Uncle Sam s team VG I PV TP , 7l 39 43 38 l74 X X A 54 Q0 Q4 46 WQ8 lb 33 WQ T9 56 78 l e , Q3 wo O Q0 56 r Harlem l longer QQ ll l5 EO 55 2 S3 :lr '13 Jw rr ,569 Q ., ., A 8 E3 L, 8 ,j Q4 4 . 3 ' ll , 1 , B rl? 1 'lc i 9 Douglau Robertson? Q Q5-,O jfl !Jlf A fx ry I eff ' X K W5 ' 'DN ' l f I . T ,J7 Q' 60 ,pf ' J Qfd X' -5 ff j jg r X?-I Y JA! jo 62 I r 'J' ,rf O -j ,-1 ff .af 1 . ' r :yi 'I-jj! 4 r -7 94 1 .9 P l ,-,L ' X- l r, 'f l 9 ,f r n 'J 19 in For F V ' Z 1 fr I ll J Standing left to right Gaye Slc Robertson B h 'XWenzel Ah e s Kneeling left to ight Schultz Mews Siewert V f- i A i B Team Cops IO of I4 Games Coach Biweris buclcet brigade completed a very successful WQ44-45 season with but lour losses during a tough 'l4 game schedule. The First loss was to Shawano Q7-Qi the second defeat to rwant Jewelers a group ol high school boys playing in the city league Q6-25. lhe third setbaclc came at the hands ol Stevens Point 37-30 and the Final one to Pxntigo Q9-Ql The boys avenged the latter two deleats with decisive victories later in the season. Roy Mews a forward and Kenny Schultz a guard, led the individual scorers with 85 and 58 points respectively. Although these two boys topped the point-getters all the players can become varsity ma3 terial next year under Coach Broclcmeyeris capable direction Page 60 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Roy Mew- ...... Kenny Schultz .... l-larold Wenzel.. Douglas Robertson John Pxhrens. . im iewert .... Donald Laporte . l-loward Borchardt l-loward Koppa . . Free lhrows Made Missed . 0 Biwer s Boys Have Successful Season V , flip flip 'll jill., 'I , 'n 'w i, I , Qardt, , rn I Aug, l' I Nw I I i XI -I '. Q QV' KXJWFX4 itil. f .rl I' al I, 'll XX N X 1, llAr'l I 'Rl11l 14' 1 lit a -' iw 1' 1 p MX x x rl fi A lr!- KJ f fix!! ll u so 1 FG , O s 34 17 15 f . Q3 19 10 ' Q3 6 TQ Q 16 W8 W4 14 Q TO I I I J S T4 3 3 10 23 a f 1 5 6 1 1 l945 Raclceteers Wausauls 1944 Senior Hi tennis squad, led by Fredriclt- son, Poeske, Wagner and Tourangeau, was probably one of the best ever to represent our school, They were unable, hovvever, to shovv their ability against other Valley Confer- ence schools, for the gasoline shortage made competition scarce, ln their first match of the season they defeated the P. J. Jacobs High School Stevens point four to tvvo. The W. I-I, S. tennis squad copped two singles matches and both doubles contests, The team was entered in the Shavvano tournament. lhis tourney was later canceled because officials did not receive enough entries ln the All school tournament held on the school courts last fall l2oesl4e defeated Wagner 6 O 6 O 61 in the semi fnals while Fredriclcson dovvned lourangeau three straight sets to enter the finals bracket then Jaclc defeated Ray Roeslce 6 Q 6 Q 6 Q to become the Wausau l-llgh School singles champ This spring sixteen boys have entered the FII school tournament to Win places on the high school squad They have high hopes of being able to resume inter scholastic competition with Valley Conference schools Tennis Squad 1 pea IU let to right Stevens Fredriclfson naatter Tellier Vurth Ueterson Posenhauer fvlarlfstrum Puder Lella Klein Touran M1 I I l ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' - ' 4 1 - X . I - X - . . . f . r 1 1 vi-W . c . 1 .... 1 , ! A qi: , .L 6k,,.haV,, . Q., . K ,swab x V. . 1 if 1 I l i Bl 4' 'Q gg, fs 552154 I V 1 I ' I ' I I 1 ' Page 61 The Manly Art Wendt vs Kulcullcd Winters vs Kunkel Johns vs Frdman Frlratreau vs Young Meyer vs Wnlltams Bauman vs Aldrrclw Action and Fancy Footworlc Are Keynotes of Boxmg Bout Flnals llnrty sux boys ansvvered Coacl1Brocl4meyer s call to learn tlwe manly art ol boxlng late ID February Altbougtw tl'u vvas tlwe smallest turnout IU years tlwe Golden Gloves were lweld and elglwt boys vvon ttte coveted boxrng gloves Many of tlwe last year s vvrnners drd not defend tlwelr tztles tlwus year because ol Uncle Sam or Jobs alter sclnool Roland Kultullca and Plmlrp clwoenteldt were tlwe only bays aclc from last year clwamp Kulcullu defeated Clayton lxfendt to retain bus tutle vvblle Sclwoenleldt vvas stopped IU the second round by Eugene Rear Coaclw Brockmeyer vva tne referee tlms year vvttlw Ben Berg Art Clson and Bull Maxwell as judges Fred lanke and Bull Nrtzsclne lcept tlwe boxers IO condutron Page 62 I 1 1 .' l ' - Q 1 1 ' ' S , b s s. f , , J Q . . . . , , . - . . Winners of Golden Gloves Yo ng Rear Bauman Kukullca 148 lbs 127 lbs 130 lbs 144 lbs Johns La Due Wllllams Kunkel 138 lbs l-lea y enght 135 lbs 143 bs Boxlng Summary T97 Ib EJgene Rear TKO d Plwrl Sclwoenleldt an tlwmrd 140 bs C f lflnl l 90 Non lror XX! W nt r round O l3Olb l2Oger8 urran TK Gliu ne Alcrlcb I0 eeond 44 lbs ol nd Kul4 lla 89 won lror Cl yton Wenot round l35 lbs Relplw Xfrlluarna 90 wonlrorn0wen Meyer l48lbs Jael Young 88 Nonlrorrrl. Pnl t u 85 78 IMI avyw lgbt b rle e 86 wor lrorn a l38lbs 8ruc Jolwn 86 wonlrorn Duane Erdrnan 84 Kolwnbort 84 Page . v W ' . f l . 2,1 r ' l : uma 1 e Q n ellacel r e . C8 3,2 1 r fi l 3 T :R fs' urflj rr fi K I C815 .: ll ' C D .1 8 1 Q en :fared Q D C e e' ' C a 9 La Du Q D r D ve lntramural Basketball Manor Varsity Sports Baclc Row Hartwug Rousseau Drumm l-leldeman Schoen leldt Kunkel Chamberlain l-lennlng Kqek l-lorn Bef re Gruen Ing Gappa Schluchtlng Mnddle Row Langsdorf Klenn Kulqullca Radunz l-luelwner fu Fluegel Klos olf Tldd Albrent Sclwel Frontl2ovv Ruf Langsdorf Tor zewslcn l-'llntz Schmleden l-l ntz Traeger Oson Adamscheclc Prepare Boys For Servrce Employed Boys Standing Scheltmg Welsenberger Winter Lam brecht Jaeclcs Kujaclc Schoenfeldt Berres Gruenlng Scheel Sitting Young Lange Vnergutz Heldeman Benz Rlege Lotzer Olson Levandoslu page 64 1 3 1 ' 1 1 ' w 1 1 l 1 1 1 ' S, ..... ..,,.. , - 1 1 3 1 1 1 ss, , ,W 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 , , l - X ' ixy' ' . x 1 . 1. . ,, , xg X R I ' . , cf , xyb' ' W I , ' . X . . 1 Y X l l 0 I I A , ,. 7 ' 1 1 1 ' If N 1 1 1 1 1 LQ I , . . E - 1 1 1 1 1 ll 1 1 1 Durlng the past school year there was a large turnout for boys Intramurals l.ast fall there was horseshoe and tennus whule durlng the wlnter the boys engaged ID baslcetball volleyball swlmmrng and table tennIs About TOO boys turned out lor the Intramural basketball league lhIs was a league for boys who were not of the hIgh callber needed to play on the varsIty cage teams The boys were dIvIded Into four groups Sophs JUUIOVS Senlors and Employed Boys The latter group conslsted of those boys who worlced alter school Arrangements were made to play alter supper Another popular Intramural sport was volleyball About 40 students played thus sport durrng the noon hour In the grrls gym SwImmIng was another mInor sport whrch l4ept the boys IH good physlcal shape Qnce a weelc Q5 boys went over to the Central School pool to talce part In thIs popular dCflVItY Qne hundred boys toolc part IU table tennls whlch was held after school Other sports In whlch the boys partlclpated were touch football softball baslret shootlng and shutlleboard Many of the boys who tool4 part In Intramurals were absent when the pnctures were talcen The advlsor For the Intramural boys agaun thns year was Mr A W Qlson gym class Instructor Mr Qlson orgamzed the sports and spent many hours out of school wnth the boys Swlmmmg, Volleyball Pmg Pong A XX Olson DIrector of Athlencs P age 65 . - . X , , 1 I I I - ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 . . . I . . , 1 1 I I - GAA With Q40 faces on this pvcture the editor decided to omit the usual accompanying names Please turn to the Index for your favorlte appellatlon ls ,fs tlsletsc fissocnataon Page 66 Ulf 11 4 IIFU U 'J' J fl fl LJU x A gurls gym class cuts the rug with a Vlrglnla Peel Now gurls' Keep your optics on Ferdrnand s Young worries as Natzsclwe dnves the football dummy Into the ground Drummer Lussler puts I state of utter lrmp A New GUIHZG nurse thrnks our prnncapal IS a solnd fellow A booth In Mueller s restau rant at the corner of Scott and Third Plwul Montross totes the equup ment to football practlce Ready' Exercusel Q 1 Q Q right Q Thrs ns an extra currlcular ac tlvlty Sud Kyler poses wuth Ensign Bob Adams of the U S Naval asr corps l ., S 'AL H I fi a ' n n Cu '.,L1l.tr2'ICl Extra ' Cu lu lc 5, Jxt' .l XVI3 l' 2. l',IIILl3. 1. A ' A Q, , ' r i ' 3. ' ' 4. ' 'em 'na 6. A ' - 7. ' I ' - 8, . ' - , - ,toe- Q' r . r - 'lO. The Xfl-lg cheerleaders d d a lane pxece ol worlc n leading the sta ents urlng the T944 45 school year They worlced under condltlons that were not Ideal lor cheerleading The stu dent body was scattered all over the Central School gym and much ol the cheernng was lost because the location of the student sec tlon prevented the cheers from coming out l-lowever under these condutlons the che r lea e s stnll dld a hne ob W1nters,Smnth Klos h sparltplags ol the cheerlea :ng stall thxs yer were two pert little tfvuns Sharon and rr ef Qnstad nth theur acrobat tunt n pep they urged the tudents on to yell lo r ano by the eno ol the season the tudent oooy were ea y nowlng ome spurrt lretfvrn t n e rom a ge tchrcago xv a In nextyea to ea on ta ent hex .vs ,, yu E L. J: 9 ' FQ 194 'iv '? E ,r A J 1 T ' Q, Onstad Welsenberger Onstad -,J The head cheerleader was Tom Wensenberger and hrs assistants were Shnrley and Sharon Qnstad Kathleen Smith Wallace Winter and Alan Klos The cheerleaders vvorlced out new cheers durnng the year so that at pres ent they have fourteen cheers seven of them new and the school song png? I , I 1 4 Qld Fd 4 . , , e - d r ' ' J . x'f-l5 'fxi' ,'f..,xs an 1. 1: 'aff QJSBBJ T e t d Y a X ' X ' , Sh Is . l W' A rc s s ad , 2 ' ode l X l Q, l l t s r ll sf 3 t . h,-'s raslfsl l3rl4l?ud-a lg , j rllbebchaga -r ,r l d e-d, IU clrvcfung Page 68 , -W 1,31 '. M , 1 ' 1 lfilfC. .V , f, , ff N071 i N ,f ,K f i 0 f ' LCAAV' 1. Archery: The 'Goldnl Thats what we aim for, and even though we don't always hit the marlc, we do come close. This is one of our most popular outdoor spring and fall activities. 2. Basketball: The Sad Sacks, the 'Bobby Soclrsfi the HAces Wthese are some oi the names of our gym class baslcetball teams. Qver sixty-four Junior and Sophomore teams partici- pated, giving every girl a chance to play and learn the game. The Seniors had their own little scraps on Fridays. 3. Volleyball: When the frost gets too thiclc, volleyball is next on the schedule. Forty-eight teams from the Junior and Sophomore sections were formed, and did We Fight for those teamsl 4. Apparatus: Groans, sighs, stiff muscles-af all this goes with our ring worlc. But what a satisfaction when vve can Finally get the turnsl Spnfdfi 5. Girls' Gym Class: A gym class much smaller than the average size. But we lilce them small, for then each e of us S a greater chance to participate. l X , Q44 , lf , I I Aj 1' . f f-' fl! 1' 'll '41 3 f fjf if I ,- , wi 6. B dminton: Here' we really tofget the K irdfflhis fast game is one of our iqcloor sprilfy ahd fall activities. J, ' l i fx X 4 I , ' . f X I , xx i , A X 1 Q N f - -, ,I , if 1 5. J 'X 7. Jumping Rope: Oh thosec Figures' 'and yi this is good to lceep those poundgmftist whewi' they belong. 8. Calisthenics: One-two-three-tourl' and all the more lun when We do it with music. This should do something for us. Page 69 LR WW mop aw K c pu se 05 'ncaa Xfxgb scXwqoX-campu . I XoXooA Xfxc size me Q06 'Nam' o Abfxc an XXW, was z kmcmxz Xzav umoxs 16520 s axe sc oX I, , v , J X, Xe XX X a ,Xoqpk oX a E X s Y A ,XXX01 vi XX f cjx XxX ko a c X XL A X ' s oX dwg. SOQXXS X ' ', a Rox om 'mq,Xx Xxo . F La 117' . . K, E -.f, ' ua wx '- Y v ' .sv 1 M o K a 1 ?' V. 'za A I , Ir 4' gf Z 31 DQ '- paqe 72 Siam aj F9255 Sautter Doyle Stevens QTHOI' l:3SS Flip! TS Under tlwe able leaderslwlp ol eorge Stevens president llworval Sautte vvorlced lward and dreamed olten ol tlwat warm evening an June and tlrat rmpres sive ceremony on a llovver decked platform Graduation tlrne lwas llnally Come l so ' Q o . G , I VV vice president, and Margaret Doyle, secretary-treasurer, tlwe Class ol T945 has 66 'ff i-'ff' ACP-ITERBERG BAUER BENNETT 66 S' ,Al ALBEE ALLEN BECK G BECK W BERNDT BERRES if ARENT BEHRENDT M CORMICK SENIORS 1945 'YG ARNETTE BEILKE BIGTHLJNDER UT BANNERMAN BENDRICK NIMZ ILENE ACHTERBERG Student Council 4 Cu A A Q 3 Hobby Reading FAITH ALBEE H I2 president Q -Sing Band 3 4- G.A.A, 3 4. Hobby: Writing. Ambition: Getting a man . . . CHARLES ALLEN'fCamera Club -Spanish Club 4- Torch Club 3. Hobby: Hunting. Ambition: To be successful . . . GENEVIVE ARENT G.A.A. 3 4' Student Club Q 3 4 . . . LENORE ARNETTEfStudent Council Q 3 4- HR, Secretary Q 3 4- CJ.A.A. Q . Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Teaching . . . LEE BANNERMAN Band Q 3- Orchestra Q 3- Sophomore Cass Vice president . . . DEAN BAUER Intramurals 3 4- Conservation Club 4. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Accountant ' . . GRETCHEN BECK Ci.A.A. Q- Jr. Cnregg Q. Hobby: Dancing. Ambition: Bookkeeper . . . WALLACE BECK Hobby: Hunting. Ambition: Doctor . . . MARIE RUTH BEHRENDT Student Club Q 3 4- Spanish Club 4- Con- servation Club 4. Hobby: Knitting, Ambition: Social Worker . . . MARSHALL BEILKE f Conservation Club 4- French Club 3. Hobby: Aviation. Ambition: Getting a good job . . . BEN BENDRICK Football Q 3 4- Basket- ball 3 4- Student Council 4. Hobby: Taxidermy. Ambition: Forestry . . . ALTON BENNETT Math Club 4. Ambi- tion: Aviator . . . HAROLD E. BERNDT Conservation Club Q 3 4- Intramurals 4. Hobby: Hunting. Ambition: Navy . . . DARREL BERRES Student Council Q 3 4- Boxing 3 4- Intramurals Q . . . LILLIAN MCCORMICK English Major . . . ELAYNE BIGTHUNDER G.A.A. Q 3 4- Student Club 3- Conservation Club 4. . .ROLAND NIMZ English and Social Science Majors. 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I EGGEBRFCHT S PENN IQIZICKSON W FARA FINCH FINGER FLETCHER FLUEGEL K EIZICKSON J IILIATREALJX FIT7KE FLUEGEL M Page 76 X X 3.4 wi 'GQ V FOCI-'IS FRANK GAJEWSKI SHIRLEY EGGEBRECHT GAA 3 4 Hobby Reading Ambrtlon Nurse JEANNE PENN Engllslw Major JEAN ERICKSON G AA 4 Conservation Club 4 Hobby Reading Ambition Iotravel WELLES ERICKSON In the Army LOISA FARA .Ir Gregg 3 Sr Gregg4 Hobby Dancing Ambition Stenograplmer LEONARD FILIATREAUX B xlng 3 4 H Y 3 4 Frenlr Club 3 Ambition Draft Dodger JOAN FINCH Conservation CIub3 Ambrtlon Qlllce worlcer CORINNE FINGER Jr Gregg 3 GAA 3 4 Student CIub3 Ambrtron Stenograplwer POLLY EITZKE French Club Q 3 4 Spanlslw Club 3 4 Student Club Q 3 4 Ambrtron Social worlcer VIRGINIA FLETCHER Slcyroclcet 3 4 Student Club 3 4 Conservatlon Club 4 Ambntron Stenog raplwer KEITH ELUEGEI. Slcyroclcet 3 4 HI Y 3 4 Matlwematlcs Club 3 Hobby Reading Ambn tlon Clvll Service MAVISN FLUEGEL Stu dent CIubQ 3 4 Clwonr 3 4 Sr Gregg 4 Hobby playing the piano Ambrtlon Stenograplmer tu, I W . V I It 1 gg x. 'AI tg' 532 I A it I A 5, WEISLEBEN FIEDLEI2 , - ..- V rj 'A V GAHNZ I7 I L 4 ' W K X 1 , .. N 6 I Q Q Z .l ' 1 .! II' . 1 4 V ' - Z V A I EE f A f' . . . . . . , . O I 1 i I' 1 i C A - i - - - I i In 1, A . A WE 1 I i A I i 4, N I I - . . I . . . . A , r J .,,, VV: I i . ' . . I - X p ' -1 1 A - r ' ' ' X 1 1 I 1 i ' ' 3 vat ' 1 00 Lam' 'G' GAUGER M GOTTSCHALK GUSTAFSON GANZER GARSKE GAUGER GLENETZKI GOETZKE GORSKI GRASS GREEB GREVE SENIORS 1945 'QQ I' GIBBS RAMSE HABECK in GLASEL GRAMZ HABECK G CAROL M FRANK Jr Gregg 3 Sr Gregg 4 GAA Q Hobby Knlttung Ambutlon Secretary GERMAINE M FREISLEBEN Hobby Reading ED FIEDLER Englrslw Major JIMMY GAHNZ Jumor Class President Prom Kung Ambntron Getting a woman JOSEPHINE GAJEWSKI Jr Gregg Q 3 Camera Club 4 Hobby Dancung Ambrtnon Secretary VERNON GANZER Conservation Club 4 Matlm Club 4 Hobby Scoutnng Ambltlon Paper clnem IRENE G GARSKE Hobby Collectlng post cards Ambltlon Factory vvorlc DELORES GAUGER StudentClubQ 3 4 Wahlscan 3 4 Sensor Class play4 Hobby Collecting movne stars Ambntron Nurse MAR JORIE GAUGER G AA Q 3 4 Hobby Collecting matclw covers LOUISE GIBBS J Gregg 4 G A A Q Hobby Knlttlng Ambltlon Secretary NORMAN E GLASEL Conservatlon Club Hobby Vlolun and lwarmonlca Ambltlon Business IRENE LOUISE GLENETZKI Clwolr 4 Hobby Bucycle rldnng ROBERT GOETZKE Student Council 4 Hobby History of war Ambutlon Amencan problems teaclwer GRACE ROS ALIE GORSKI Jr Gregg 3 Sr Gregg 4 Hobby Collecting prcture postcards Ambition Stenograplwer PAT GOTTSCHALK StudentClubQ 3 Conservation Club4 Jr Gregg 3 Hobby Hllcrng WILLIAMM GRAMSE lntramurals 3 4 Conservatnon Club 4 Hobby Sports Ambntlon Own a prrvate busnness LOIS MAE GRAM ZOW GAA Q 3 DOROTHYM GRASS Jr Gregg3 Sr Gregg4 Vocal Music Club4 Hobby Travel :ng Ambntuon Mlssuonary MARVIN GREEB Accounting Course MARY JEAN GREVE Forensics 4 lnternatnonal Relations 3 4 Hobby Musuc Ambutnon lo become a member ol the clnplomatrc corps JEANNE GUSTAFSON Jr Gregg 3 Sr Gregg4 Camera Club4 Hobby Scrap boolcs Ambutnon Receptaonust ALLAN HABECK Engllsl1andSoc1alSclence Course GENE HABECK Baslcetball l Q 3 4 Boxing 3 4 Conser LUCILLE FOCHS Jr Gregg 3 Hobby Sevvnng Ambrtnon Factory Work vatuon Club 4 Hobby Sports Ambltnon Owning lumber mulls Page 77 , an ig,-aiffif? y A I I 'af Q fs ,,, 5 3 ag f f ff y y r 1 EZV I .12 A I igzl H V K ' 'f f 'udp f -rh- 1 r Y I? r' 3 -t I H - - gs , It 3 ,gf fr ' G X I , An g' i V MV! 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M HANNEMAN HARTWIG HELD M A HENJUM 'Wi fi' fur ,AA HENNING HEUSS HEYER HILMERSHAUSEN HINTZE HINZMANN DOROTHEA HACKBART GAA Q Hobby evvlng Ambition Getting a job PATRICIA MAE HANKE GAA 4 Hobby Stamps BETTY HANNEMAN Slcyroclcet 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Camera Club 4 Hobby Knlttnng Ambltlon Llter ary Career ELAINE HANSON Sung Band 3 Camera Club 3 Sub Deb 3 Hobby Skating Ambn tlon Nurse MARDEAN HANSON lVluslc Club 3 Hobby Music Ambition Getting a man DON HARTWIG Stage Crew 3 Ambition Drafts man OTTO HATTSTAEDT Conservation Club Q Stamp Club 4 Hobby Stamps Ambltuon Gettrng a woman MARGARET ANN HELD Clwonr 3 SlcyrocketQ Jr Gregg 3 Hobby PIGDO Ambltlon Cadet Nurse MARY ALICE HELD Student Club Q 3 GAA 3 Sr Gregg 4 CHARLES HELKE Wanuscan 3 4 Douglwnut Clwaurman 4 Camera Club 4 Hobby photography Ambition Funeral Director VERYL HELLWIG Ambxtlon lyplst LOIS HENJUM Clwolr 3 Camera Club 3 Conservation Club 3 Hobby Collecting post 1 . , 1 ' . 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Q4 ,, 1 ' ' 2 R I I I I I I ' R I I I I I I I I ' R I I I I I I I ' R xl I I I I I I I ' A606 . 1? ow lVlary Jane Schneclc Baumann Skud Schvventner Stark Slocum Rosemary Schneclf SCnlOfS, Junlofs and Sefvlcemen l ludson Wirth ol the United States Army Thanks to Schaefer and Stueber, Stneneclcer ns able to stand Don Peterson, former Wa hlscan Stall member, now serves Uncle Sam Neal Johnson, seaman lurst class Ned Graebel loves thus type ol mllltary servlce The same goes lor llene Taylor Here rs one Fellow really worried about gettung baclc to class Ed Thnel, assustant chnel, supervnses the talclng ol junnor noon hour pnctures Donald J Schuetz, RT 3 Navy pier Page - -. Q r ' v ., K -. ar -,ff my -, A 3,1 AMX ' .-M ,V AM A X 5 ,L , I Qfx +5 'Q' EP ,' x Mfg? Some Sophs rn actron lhey re proud ol heading the peppuest class an our school 'lypucal Sophomores and leaders ol thenr class are presrdeht Nlarlc Splame vce presuderwt John Collms secretary treasurer John Reichert Page 104 The sophomores Class Olhcers Splame Collins Cmsertl Reichert 19 'H-px Q.,- , .4 1 x'?'6M 3-.1 Cf 34 A k L W QU' Q. pus -Q, ,yqv 'Wm 'OQY' 'Wav 4 nxiqz 'W' ibn srvvlgl as fx 'rx nl xnxx 7? -f -is 'DY' Q Pow Wo mczka Ndrloch Burgvr Reutvr Hanson Pow Schultz Svldler Steffen Ghnwclcl Erdmann Pow Prwbf' Engmann Wetterau Kellbach La Port? Pow Katczka Dustin Thom Plautz Frauen Gdppa ,.., Q 1 ,ss fins. 1' 3. it Y' M35 .tt QQJEQCF in 'rg: ' if ,E 11 N Q0 Am Il CQ if if yy. QQ Q9 rr 7 Q . 4 li- M1 . Qow una Lu dk Du Haw Le zke Mavck Pwtzlce Pow Hewser Johns Hwsvr HMM Meckmuller Habeck Haese Pow arol Khnnhfwnz Hahn Lang? 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E'c:on Zefon-ch P C fr r 1 'Ui Reading from front to back Please consult the Index' WHS Attends an Assembly Program Constructionoladequategemor l'lIgh School educational lacIlI ties particularly an auditorium should be one ol the First steps In plans lor a better postwar Wau sau lhIs picture contains a cross sectIon ol about one hall ol the materIal vvIth which our Instruc tors on this and the lollovvIng pages have to vvorlt Students attending this assembly listened to dramatist Eleanor Peters IH a three scene monologue e WIll ol the people UR FACULTY lhey teach us not only Reading Rlting and l2IthmetIc Dancing Dramatics and Dietetic b t Mr Qlson stops to catch hIs breath Mr Berg and Mr Ridge tryIng to get a suntan Miss Sherman alter the Stu dent Council Installation MISS Pedersen and Miss Henderson watch approv Ins Y The men members of the faculty become woodsmen at Camp Tesomas Mr Bannerman and M l'llfSClTtdllCll'1IV1QS over lt-l snt MISS Farrovv a charmIng smile? Qur teachers hurry ng to the assembly Mr Roeslce stands guard Mr Henderson looks over e ure America Could Mr GIetson mean busIness7 G Ill e groove Page110 Y - , l'Th, Q g , I , I - . I K . I . S U also Singing, Sewing, and Science. We just can't get along vvithout them. I I l ' ft: l , Q V - 9 ' I . F . l'. 6 , th A lut voters of . 9 Y Mr. rv g ts In the ,E . I CHEMISTRY acuffy 7945 -Q, ANDERSON BECKER BOARDMAN BONVINCIN BURKI-MRT ATWFLL HFRQ: ROHL BPOCKMEYER BURTON 9 O APT' 4 Joh so s s s p d st at MARY ANDERSON MA Columbla HR 355 Home Eco nomrcs Foods Nutrrtlon Home Furnrshrngs Cafeteria 1993 MARJORIE ATWELL l3hB Wrsconsrn H R QO5 Engllsh Q e Act plays Student Club 194Q LYDIA BECKER MA Mlchrgan HR 'IOQ Grrls pl 1YSlCdlEdUCdtIOD GAA Doughnut Dance Drrector ol Home Nursrng Hobbres Readung Outdoor sports 1934 BEN BERG MA Wisconsin HR 301 physics Pre Flight Aeronautlcs Athletlc Buslness Manager Director of Science Department Hobbies Huntlng Fishing T993 ELIZA BETH BOARDMAN BS Mrnnesota HR T61 U5 History Qne Act plays 5ub Deb Club Hobby Knrttrng 1941 LIAN BOHL MA Wisconsin HR QWO Englsh Drama Dramatic Commrttee Chalrman Drrector ol 5enror Class play Hob bres Readrng Knnttung Brrdge 1933 ELDA BONVINCIN BS Nnnnesota HR Q56 5pan1sh German Spanush Club Cue man Club publnclty Commrttee Hobby 5ports T944 WN FRED BROCKMEYER MA Minnesota HR 3 Athletrc DI rector Blology physrcalEducat1on Coach ol Football Basketball Boxrng Hobbres Gardenlng Flshrng Golf 1937 EDNA BURKHART MA Chrcago WISCONSIN HR Qll Enlrsh Drrector ol Englrsh Department Hobby Readrng 1994 BURTON MA lowa Salesmanshlp Boolclceepung Employment Bureau 5chool Forest School Finance Head ol Commercial De partment Hobbres Huntrng Frshung 'IQQI Page111 . -, I -.-, , I L,-'R ? . 1 AQ Mr. n n and hi as istantsn et u i ill ion experiment for young chemists. ,' A 1 1. . fe . ., j . , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . . . 1 ' - -1 1 - - 1 1 'W f i ' ' ' ' 'l 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 11 . 1 1 1 fy 1 -11' .1 A- 1 .1 'wa 1 - - - - 1' ' 1 1 - -1 1 - - 1 - 1 1 , - , ' ' , . . . LIL- . ., j . . i I , i f ff ' I ' . ' X . . . . ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 14 , - -1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 V- '. , , ' ' , , . . . I - . . ., ' j . . i ' - 1 t 1 A I 1 1 1 - i V 1 1 1 ' ' ' - - -1 1 1 1 - 1 8 1 , ' , . . . R. J. ' -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 - INSTRUCTORS 401 DARRIN ELSTROM FARROW GLISCZINSKI HENDERSON A l3age'l1Q DZLJBAY ENSTAD GJETSON GRILL HENDERSON When school began last September alter a pleasant summer of hard worlc rn producrng food and equrpment for the boys at the front veteran teachers found erght new members listed on the W H S faculty regrster for 1944 45 JOSEPHINE DARRIN BM Wlsconsln Mu IC Supervisor ol Musrc Educatnon Wausau public Schools Hobby Gardenrng 'l9Q'l JOHN DZUBAY phM Wisconsin HR SOQ physlcs Biology Business Advlsor of publications Hobbies Gardening Woodyvorlcrng 'l94Q ALMA ELSTROM MA Michigan HR QTQ English EOVQDSICS Eaculty Social ommlttee Chairman Hobby Coolcrng 1936 O l. ENSTAD AM Columbia HR 155 US Hzstory American problems pep Club Hobbies ardenlng Reading '1944 BETSY ROSS FARROW BE Whitewater State Teachers HR 103 Shorthand Typing Junror Gregg Club Wahlscan Subscriptions Faculty Social Committee Stout lnstltute HR 1 Draltlng Commercial Art Guldance Com mittee Junior Cla s Advrsor prom Committee Charrman Hobby Golf 'l94l BERNICE GLISCZINSKI BS Central State Teachers HR 356 Eood Preparatron Clothing Home Economics Club Hobbies Art Golf '1944 K R N GRILL MA Colorado Band Orchestra Supervrsor ol Instrumental Muslc Hobbres Unusual Nasrc Mathematrcs TQQ3 ARTHUR HENDERSON MA loyva HR 159 US History Ellcs Con stntutlon Contest Amerucan Legnon Essay Contest Hobbnes Music Hllong 1931 JEAN HENDERSON BE Whitewater State Teachers HR SSQ Shorthand Business principles Economlc Geography Student Council l3rogramComm1ttee 1941 sapdsoFTllE eg po to MssBo sGe c I LANGUAGE . 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On Tuesday morning September 5 1944 a student body of 1360 people greeted the teaching staff There were 521 Sophs 461 Junlors 376 Sensors and 2 post grads That was mne months ago Remember7 FRIEDA HEINRICH Otlrce Secretary Hobby Malrrng Scrap book 1996 HARRY A JOHNSON MA Wrsconsrn HI2 303 Chemlstry Camera Club Gurolance Commrttee Member Drrector ol Vrsual Ands Arrow Club Hobbres Workung wrtlw Boys Frshrng Huntrng 1993 MARJORIE KAUFMAN BS Wlsconsun HR Q03 Englrslw 1944 LOUISE KELLEY er a s Q En sh Vlll2eg Vllll2eg Slcyroclcet Hobby Coolong 1943 EMMA LARSON BE Rryer Falls State Teachers Lubrary 1943 OLAF LEE MA Wrsconsrn HR 156 World Hrstory DrrectorolSocralScrence Department Hobbres Swrmmrng Music 1937 LILA LOCKSMITH BA Lawrence HR Q02 French Spanish English French Club Spanish Club l'lob MA Columbua I-ll? 151 Amerncan Problems Oratory Debate Dlrectorolgpeech Actlvltles Hobbies pOllIICS l-lIlCII IQ 1934 WILLIAM MAXWELL MECI Colorado I-ll? 101 C mercual Law Economrc Geography l-loclcey Coach l-lobby fr 'T Flowers 1919 ELIZABETH METZ Ohhce Secretary 1995 g at al fro he o lcbooks Mss P cha s b ology class d sc sses hab ts of a I 'FQ HEINPICI-I JOHNSON KAUFMAN KELLEY LARSON LOCK MITH MAFZOUAIZDT MAXWELL METZ BIOLOGY page 113 I I . I I . I . I - . . - V Si . . , . . ., I I j ' ' f A f 1 A l 1 . . . I i . i Y . . f ' A I I . , . nk . .I - I , , I i . . . 777 0 A K BE., Riv F lls State Teacher, l-l.l2. O4, gli IV, It s K - -r ' si f ' ' i r r 1 X A ' .I ' i ' i ' .41 ,H in A . . ' f x. . . . . ,, j . . j i 2 ' r ,, t . . , . I - I .3 1 l I I I l l -l'l bies' Languages, photography, 1944 . . . ERVIN MARQUARDT ' A I fi' 'V ' '1 I ' ' i i I 1 f . ., i , . j Om- ' r A i i ' A I f 4 4 A A f - 4:2 Usin m eri mt ir W r , i ru ' I i u i nima S. b V l ' ' Ra 5 t 4, - sa, A I Siffl A., V ,A ' 'r:::, 5 Jr. t 1 .1 ',L,,,:,'. Y I , LEE P - ,J g 5 SOCIAL SCIENCE ly osh odslo ly sdqeso ao eD bato Oa coe ARTHUR OLSON MA Mlchlgan HR 4 Boys Physlcal Edu cation Noon Hour Program Dlrector Drrectoroll3oys lntramurals DlrectorolphyslcalEducatuon Hobbies Hunting Fishing 1935 STELLA PEDERSEN MA Minnesota World History Student Councrl Social Committee Director ol Guidance Hobbxes Vnsrt ang Fishing 1 38 MARY KATHERINE PRUCHA BS Rnver Falls State Teachers HR 307 Bnology Glrls Physucal Edu cation GAA Student Social Committee Waugonlan Council 1939 HARVEY RIDGE l3hM Wlsconsln HR 304 Chem ustry Guidance Commnttee Stamp Club Sensor Class Advisor Dean ol Boys Hobby Stamp Collectnng 1936 HERMAN RISIC Phlvl Wisconsin HR Q55 Algebra Geometry Mom tors Safety Guldance Commuttee Hobby Musuc 1943 ELMER A ROESKI: MA Columbia Solrd Geometry Algebra IV Student Councnl Math Club Director ol Mathematrcs Depart ment Vnce Prrncupal Hobbres Photography Stamp Collectzng 1921 VERA ROSENBERG BE Whitewater State Teachers Graduate Study Columbia HR 109 Shorthand Typing Speclal Projects Commnttee Hobbles Musxc Sports 1944 ROSENHAUER MA Wisconsin HR Q07 English Journal :sm Wahnscan Sl4yroclcet Drrector of Publncatuons Hobbues lennls Handball 1938 ARLENE ROSS MA Wisconsin HR Q06 Englnsh Dramatlcs Faculty Social Committee Hobby Golf 1933 GLADYS SCHILLING BA Wrsconsrn HR 306 Biology Chairman Scholarship Committee Chaurman ol Wau gonran Councul Hobbres Readlng Ga denxng 19Q1 ROSALIE SMITH B Ed Whltewater State Teachers H P 109 Shorthand lyplng Hobby Music March 1945 Page 114 aww, OLSON PRUCHA RlSlC ROSENBERG RO S Y QQ 3? 'If rtrrw PEDERSEN RIDGE ROESKE ROSENHAUER SCHILLING Q6 I ii as U S . ' ' Q rx' A 5 ,err M er resp n s w when Mr. En ta u ti ns him b ut rh um r n ks nl rence. ' a . . 1 . K W' , .I i , . i ' , . . ' i M ' . . 1 I 1 I A - I f, . ..,, , . an-f I9 f Y , , s., Ha A ,W ' , ' ' cfx 5 -- ' '1 1 1 ,jig r , . . I . . i , W , . - ICSW 'rl g I f ' - - - -1 , C I ' ' I 1 ' If , I ' ' 'I I I - - - H - -1 f - r 2 ' V A I I 1 I ' ,in j i . . , ' L ., K ,f I , , . f' I - . -,A S ' 'I I ' ' I I I ' if , - an I 1 I S I A - - rf! . . . ., 5 i W ' I I I I ' 5 Y f - i so 1 2 I ' . . . ' ' . ., I i . f -fl Y I - ' I 1 I , H , , . . . G. K. G C Y - . I I ' . . I I ' I 1 . I ' . ' I ' . ' I 'S ,1 I 1 I I 'W a ' . . , f' G :J ,, . K . f 4 1, - 1 I ' ' ' ' -1 1 R sa . . . . wi ' ' i i 1 i v j . . . 7' . .I i . . f i f - . . . ii . K ' 1 f , V- g j , ' Q A., K . . 3 1: I '. Q' ig! Ai' . ' '. ' F :gilt ,I M , i i - , . ::,-titlffl Q1 W ' ' A I un- :I-' 1 ' . Lx I f l ' I -4 1 , . 2 of 7945 SHAWL SUMN HOPP UNDEIZWOOD QQ' was me SHERMAN STOCK A UMI-IOEFER WOODS I f ENGLISH V SPEECH e tdcesspeae a To s s ss Elst o e s app o HOWARD SHAWL MA Minnesota H R Q57 Algebra Consumers Math Refresher Math Speech Committee Assembly Committee Hobby Amateur photography T949 GENEVIEVE SHERMAN MA Wisconsin H R 350 Latin Latin Club O e Act Rlays Hobbies Reading Outdoor Sports T940 EVELYN STAI B E Eau Claire State Teachers H R QOT English T944 MARY K STOCK BEd Whitewater State Teachers HR T04 Bookkeeping l a d II Typing II Soc al ommittee Finance MA Minnesota HR T59 History Assistant Librarian Studet Council Visual Education Hobby Arts and Decoration T940 ELLA SWAIN MA Columbia HR TO7 Shorthand Typing Senior Cnregg Club Hobbies Sewing Music T932 MARY UMHOEFER MA Wisconsin HR Q5T Geometry Algebra Forensics Hobbies Reading Music T942 HAROLD UNDER WOOD MA Iowa Northwestern HR T05 Boolclceeping Typing Code Typing Student Deposit Accounting Business Manager ol Sen or Class Rlay Golf Coach Hobby Golf T935 STANLEY E WOODS BA Hamlin University Graduate Study at Columbia H R T60 World History Conservation Club Dramatics Hobby Hunting T943 ALICE TOBEY N picture available MA Wisconsin Biology Dean olOirls Hobby NursesAide T937 ESTHER DIDDAMS BS Milwaulcee Dovwrer Art Hobby Art T944 Rage TT5 Q,-.X ST.-Nl . ER SW IN uf I C Q4 ' 5 1 1 5 ',.V by , 4 , x f 1 ' I i s L r I Chairman Dorothy Pri lipp in ro u , lc r M rilyn h ma a Mi r m list n r vingly. I 6 f I ' - -1 U 1 - 1 1 1 ' I 1 i A 1 1 gg l ' , , . . . V 5 f . ., ' ' , . . f ' , ' , n i A 77 - 1 . . . ' . ,, I if , . 1 I j . . . . 1 , .I I lj . . 1 A VW 1 A 1 i C ' 1 4 1 i , War Stamp and Bond Committeef T949 . . . CLARA SUMNER fx, I . ., I f . . i A I i i I , i: I - -1 i 1 - 1 1 1 i 1 . i . . I , i t I t T 1 I i , I i . . . - - -1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 . I . i . . I , 5 , T 1 1 K 1 .Q - . . . . Ha . ., I ' ' , ,Z M' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 N ' I 1 'i I j . . . i' O 1 V I V - 4 , A 1 A 11 i i 1 i 1 i 1 ' Pag Campus Custodlans at Semor HIgl'I School llIe buIldIng and campus custodIans lmave an Important part to play In tl'Ie eFlIcIent operatIon of our scl'Iool Mr Carl Wagner IS lwead CUSlOdldD lor tl'Ie entIre campus and lwas general SUDZVVISIOH ol buIldIngs and grounds l'le lwas SIX assIstants llwey Include four men l-larvey l2amtl'Ium serves In tlwe old unIt wlIIle Remlwold ZIebell and l'lerman Warner are respon SIbl2 for tlwe welfare of tl'Ie new buIldIng Max l2Ietl lunctIons on tlIe swIng slmft and lceeps tl'Ie place warm durnng tlIe wee lmours ol tlwe mornIng The custodIan stall also Includes tlwree women l-lattIe Sclmelds lwandles tlwe cleanIng clwores ID the old unIt wlmle Mrs paul Ramtlwum and Mrs Margaret l-lorlman lceep tl'Ie new buIldIng spIclc Ca I Wagner Cl'1ICfCUStOdIdD Remember wlwen you were swImmIng and lIslIIng last summer? Wlllle you were enIoyIng yourselves Mr Wag ners stall was busy at worlc preparIng tlIe buIldIng and ItS grounds for anotlwer sclwool year DId you know tlIat tlwere are lour acres ol grass to be cut on tl'Ie lIIgl'I sclwool grounds? ln SWQZDIUQ tl'Ie Floors ol the lwalls classrooms and OHICQS tlme IanItors puslw brooms over an area of 84103 square leet dally One ton of SWQZDIDQ compound per year IS used ID tl'1Is operatIon l-lerman Warner November 1944 Carl Wagner September 1935 Mrs paul l2amtlIum June 1941 Mrs Helen Warner Marclw 1944 Mrs l-lattIe Slnelds January 1949 l2eInlIold ZIebell Qctober 1943 l-larvey l2amtlIum November 1943 8 Mrs Margaret l-lollman June 1944 Max l2Ietl the nIglIt man IS not pIctured ID tlIIs panel November 1944 e116 I , . , and span. I, , Q. , 3. . , 4. . -' , 5 .. , 6- . . f 7. , Camera High l.igl1ts of I945 TWINS Could you tell these people apart If you saw them together? lhus year W l'l S boasts ten sets ol twxns All appear here except Joanne and Luanne Prehn You Wall hncl them on page 86 ID the Sensor section Here are some more tvvrnsl We mean the sweaters on Schemme and Mosher and the moccaslns on Paynter and that glamorous sweater gurl next to ham Delores and Dennls Salzsueder June and Jeanette Schmuclt Loretta and Lottre No Nalf Carol Klennhernz 5 Shnrley and Sharon Onstad Aj The Wahzscan camera man sees all and conceals nothing Joyce and June Nelson Loss Klennhelnz Mary Jane and Rosemary Schnec Barbara and Vmrgunla Smith 11 Joyce and Jeamne Forsmo l71gel'l7 ' 1 QM Lita I A I , . Q ff ' . D K' j ' xi ' H' 0- , ,Q I 4 4 5 , . . - Q 1 I I '- g . . 'a l t X V , t - J . .' .A J K 'lp 'l, ' . 6. .Y . Q. ' . 7, . 3. X . 8. ' . 4. ' . 9. lf, . ' . 'IO . Y y' 1 f I x W W Q ,7 ' , +4 f , N .f ff: ff, f -, 1 I X- J, l X X IS- 0 5 W.l-l.S. students enjoy the noon hour in fall on the lawn, waiting forthe afternoon sesslons of opportunity to begin. The time is 19:55 pm., any day last fall. Page118 Wally talces a pause to refresh hr self He says :ts good The bad boys of Wausau l-hgh tothe last drop Rosy and Eddne scrutrmze the Sophs e l What a nuce tongue you have Betty' The Stronger Sex Mark and Ed seem to be happy about somethmg Dave Graebel looks the gurl sltuatton over Don Muller as thlnlung about that drhflcult test durrng Whats the rn tter Jean? See a g3host7 the next class sesslon 'l, fn . ' 6. ' . - 7' . . . 4 Q. Se ,l 8. ' , . 3. , 9. ' . 4. ' . 'lO. ' ' ' ' ' ' The drum section of the best band In the best country ofthe world Bannerman Lussler Lambrecht and Montros , t V A as ,lf QW IH . ' yi K5 is. 'xx ,K yrs- ? r 4 -' .. nf' Ci ff-av 5 41' I :yi-n Mutf and Jeff as portrayed by White and Schuetz Mr 5 by 5 CEdd e Baerenwald must have rmstaken hrs fnger for hrs Dencrl or maybe he does get enough r Four Roses Grerra Pederson Par Schemmel Charlene Pregrant and Marulyn Simmer Bob dorng hrs smdymg oursnde IU the surwshme ur Boss gwms a few msrracrrohs eyerly and Jean rhmb some 'men are defmleb NOr1d6rfuI Ped Hayes does her best mebody v Kyfer V h Please 1 The Class ol T945 will graduate with the largest percentage ol young men enrolled mrlrtary service Forty one Sensors and twenty one underclassmen lor a total ol sixty two stu dents have been tal4en for the army navys and marines All these young men with a le ceptlons have tal4en pre Induction Coyuyqg Sennor l-lrgh V 'xl' f Mayor l-l A Glese pledges the support of the Cnty Councnl to the student body at Wausau Senior Hugh XJ- in ju-f x, ,- ...--f ,,-Q Who s the handsome boy Jean and Carole are admnrrng'7 Our mdustnous stage crew for the Senior class play Nancy just loves to have Kurt explaln thnngs to her Mr Marquardt and Mr Enstad supervuse the rushrng crowd Page 120 L 9 Look at those tans on Darrel and Ornn Fllmerlloolcs on dlsgustedly as Henru etta captures Ham s attentrons Bob and Frutz minus those loud hats Pat Schemmel speaks her plece Mrs Dudley, Mr Bannerman, and Mr Tanker alter the Student Councrl Installation Paul loolcs a little blurry eyed A good time ns being had by all at the Doughnut Dance Elroy and James drscuss the sntuatuon K af ' pl!! .1 lncluded among the special courses added to the curriculum during the year were pre- llight aeronautics, Spanish, relresher mathe- matics, code typing, radio-electricity, and avi- ation dralting. Special emphasis was also laid on intensive physical education. I gym X s V - I I oy! Jr' Schaefer, Stueber and gienecker don't care if they do have their pioture tak n. 'JV 9 tr H' 'J 1 k ,y,u f 1 ' J 'N L ,LJfXAC ff - J ffl Ii! kj-j k'A V1 WLLL l fpy. f . A, l I X A' 5f4xl'f 3J ' fiffff i , 2 Writing your name is backbreaking 5 Dot is a victim of the Sub Deb girls Catching the bus at 19 noon is like W0'lf 6 What could those carneramen tn fufifiifisdmdfdfliofi Sue and Ben look very happy looking at7 This is not a masquerade merely a Phil and Curt rushing those cute 7 Virginia and Ruth make lovely sub Club 'n'l'dl'O'l Sophs jects Pat and Carole looking over the 4 Sautter catches Gretta in a happy Dick l-lelke has that look in his eye Plospecls mood Page191 1. V . . r I , h Q. I. . . V Z . Q. , io. P 3. . - i , ' . 11. . ' 8. . - Be American! Cne sunny day last September Gahnz, Kleinhelnz, Damon and Kyler were found sitting on the bleachers. Wausau l-lt s reasonable Facstmlle of Atlas Bull Nrtzche Now there rs a pretty smule The band on parade Dlrect hut on a Sophomore A smule from Pay Wally Stanton appreciates the man power shortage Are you tellnng us7 Page 129 O Betty Johnson heads for class A study of John Turner HERMAN Schroeder from Q07 Glona appears to be ltstenang to Frank Slnatra George Stevens speaks at student councul program Jam Slewert ready lor a soft day of study The Ol'llCldl llne up Bendruck Kyler Serres Lewntzke All of us love pretty blond curls a good mood Kenny Jaecks rs not thlnklng about has school work W l'-l S Flag twlrlers work out on the campus The Blond Bombshell .. . . 8. ' 14. . . . - . I I ' . 9. . 1 ' I - I ' ' . '1 n I 'l5, , A 11- ' ' ' 16. Singles champ Fredrickson appearsin I . 19. . 17' . . . ' I - 18. . . . ' . 13, ' A me .W A E f Wa-'1,,. qi, b , .1 .yy s as Q! J, S-'I,,, ' 4 1' .A ' 4 3' ll- gal, QT-ff ,, ,ICR ,Q ' NW an M, N ,M ,X wif! . 4 1' 1 f K u N-up A , ' ,FAN M ,.,, -f-2'-r ff rw' vm? b an may 4 A , ' - . Gb 'H' Q' I .J 'F 8 'A' 5 A ' 1 an ff . W .N-fp ,mga f 5 ' A ig R' Q, 'fr f ,, 4. ,, M, Www. - A yr, ,V , A ,., ,S Ymfs' ,411 '. !1f r .V 5,5 ' 19 My in Www ' 4 5 , 1 3 4 i ' yi 'Maxi' . 5 Q' 1' . 15 - ' V ,K ' , 1 . A V , M A .., 1 47' .x-aa:.,,A 3 ,, . V , I, A 'M' KM ' -,wfffc , 4 'f V1 mf, ,f V 4 Q , ,, - 4 1 ,Y 1 Q3-L if ,,, , 0 Q w I 'X,f0Mgll.r ,YV ffrffsfc X Q - f ff' ry ' 9 X i I lf-f Tour M2 J A B Cs han been the undamemal lvasrs 0 the lessons you hate learned 'k page 'lQ4 Now you enter anotlwer cycle of your life a cycle tlmat casts away tfme glorious freedom of sclwool day and places responsrblluty on your slwoulders llwus responslbulnty comes early to you IH life because of tfwe Cl1dOfIC condition of tlwe World Now your ABC s lwave a drfferent meanrng Abuluty to face tlwe Barrners tlwat tlwe Curse of war lwas placed upon tlwe patlws of your lrves You wrll be an rntegral part In tlwe future of tomorrows world and you must meet tlwe grgantrc task before you as masterfully and confidently as you faced tlre tasl4s of your sclwool career We offer our congratulations to you on tlnls Wortlny aclueve ment of graduation and vvlslw you godspeed IU your taslcs of tomorrow ' vi Q N gcemfzfefecf f W Wvxxtt jfx' Wmxwx sf: A lf if fs fwfr- 4 l a f it lim P' 43 - f -c ls x f IAF , S, J!!! Maj I l sys ff! Ki, . 1 3 Q . XA, J ., s lj u , I ,,,, - ,, , f 1 f . . 1 .. I 5 ' , ' ,jk i' CONGRATULATIONS OUR BEST WISHES TO YOUR FUTURE WAUSAU LAUNDRY 84 CLEANERS CO Q16EoestStet Qppo tefty OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE AND PROGRESS C R rr D S ep 636 6 as Be tWlsL1eS From R F Ko Dd Jaclc Yo A GIRLS F Ora e a st o AND C WAUSAUS LEADING SHOE MEN Frgnch Sllppgr Em shed Fo O 30 Ye 4Q4 Th d St eet Wa s W seo S 590 TR' d St get To thegfass of 1945 We WSE You Success and appmess 5 'U' TOBUREN S STUDIO 408 Jackson St Wausaus Rhotograplwer r r e sn I H II H dm u r n iv M u S u in p ung Eor m fic 'S Rrettie otwear fi and Greatest Shoe Values go to mf.. ...ou . bli r ver ers , . 'r r nr r u au, I n IO , I I . V .R I 2 Ra W9 7? 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FOX WGUSGU Where you C n ee II ot the bug pletures hrst an Wausau Ine Iurst run theaters War Bonds I sued ImmedrateIy Day or Night I3aerenyyaIcI s Food IVIarI4et A I2 Ba envvald pop CRCCERIES FRLIITS AND MEAT RRQDLICTS Pho Q 84 ITO9 on Xxfaa a W Wausau Ice 84 I:ueI Company 9 J o BEST WISI-IES to the CLASS OF 1945 9 I3 o dca t 3 Econo y Fact QLIPEITY PAINT FINE WALLPAPER EXPERT WORKMANSI-IIR Y ZIITTITTQI' PRINTING AND DIRECT ADVERTISING GREG IPI HELLHAKE D aI 6 or TOC fc Ra a S a ' ' ' s I I , C S I. c I D I . . er , r . U , 3IT ehhyrson St PII nr' 40- nf' EQ . a I1 IS u,X ls, r a s In rn s . . . and XX!orI' done b Zrrnrner is an Investment 'because rr H It D . I I Iasts longer, and your home surroundrnqs :.'rII oe 6 6 6 more satrsfaetory ' Tnnro at Jfftferson I 353 Dee ato 'I S ott Street Itxfausau, 'fre onsun .age Q if ar Bird, Smitbp Qkomeslci 84 Puchner RICHARD D. 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Qe 149 Abegglen Norma 98 Bellke Marshall 30 73 The Wahiscan lndex One ol the most interesting sections ol a school annual, from the stand- point ol a yearboolc stall, is the index Ilhe average reader us probably not aware that people who have the same name spell It quite dlllerently lalte lor example Elleen Aileen Ilene or Lewandovvslcr Levenduslcy and Levandoslcn Youll hnd the name ol Schulz, Schult, or Schultz appearmg fourteen tlmes lhere are eleven dlFlerent John sons and eleven Smnths In thus boolc The Petersons also spell thenr name Petersen and Pedersen Unusual names are such as Runzhermer, l-lrlmer Gllenleclce, l-lalmlnlalc Mlezuva, lrls Zullman, MdFIOn Prellwltz lndex Editors shausen Zalcownclcu Grotelueschen, Woznuczlca, Glnsczunslcu Czech, and Kazmlrczalc Can there be lnttle wonder that we may have made a lew errors nn thas Index? lndex 34 35 41 101 Bannerman G W 10 11 19 15 66 Armin 109 Abutz Gerald 16 30 Ab tz Wallace 101 Achterberg llene 73 Adams Robert 66 Adamsheclt James 64 109 Ahrens John 39 59 54 56 57 59 60 109 Albee Fanth 44 73 Albrecht Beverlee 99 Albrent Gerald 65 109 Aldrech Duane 69 65 109 Aldrnch Lorene 98 30 66 101 Alexander Nancy Ann 99 46 109 90 Allarn Dolores 66 109 Allord Joan 99 66 68 69 107 Allen Charles 98 73 Allen Allen Allen Eugene 30 107 Marv Lou 46 190 ShlrleY 98 101 AlveY Tom 94 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson George 109 Glorea 30 101 Herbert 109 Nlaryorle 95 101 Mary 111 Andreas Bully 30 101 Andreas Grlbert 94 Andrews Gladys 100 191 Anlrlam James 109 190 Appel Shurley 34 44 6B 69 106 Arent Genevreve 73 Arnette Lenore 73 Aschbrenner Geraldme 37 109 Atwell Marjorie 33 111 Baerwald Edward 109 119 Bandy Mary 109 94 110 190 Bannerman Lee 73 93 1 9 Bantes Edward 109 Barnbeau Robert 6 Bartell Jean 99 66 101 Barthels Jon 109 Barton Marilyn 39 66 109 Barwng Frederlclc 37 00 Bauer Dean 30 73 Baumann Baumann Baumann Baumann Baumann Baumann Patrlcna 104 0 Barbara 94 Betty 30 33 46 66 101 Charles 109 Roger 30 69 63 101 Baur Willis 30 107 Beacham Tom 54 109 Beam Jean 36 66 109 190 Beauchalne Loretta 36 66 109 Beaumont Betty Lou 36 109 Beck Gretchen 73 Beclc Wallace 17 73 Beclrer Lydia 69 111 Bednarslu Laurence Beese Dons 33 36 66 Beese Gordon 6 Behnlre Elroy 30 109 190 Behrendt Mane 94 98 30 33 73 Berllre Berlke Benlke Berllte Benllce Belllte Benllte Betty Jane 37 49 109 Delores 33 66 109 Dorothy Mae 95 66 101 Helen 66 109 Jacquelrne 46 104 106 Joyce 95 101 LeRoy 30 39 40 41 101 Benllze Wallace 6 7 Beltz Joan 36 66 Beltz Robert 6 Bendrnclc Ben 10 11 90 49 51 53 55 56 58 59 73 190199 BCfldIICk James 16 59 99 Bennett Alton 96 73 Bennett Bull 94 Bentz Cluilord 30 64 65 109 Benz Lloyd 93 99 Berg Ben 110 111 Berg Carol 16 Bernd! 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105 Gllmm Marlon 37 49 44 108 Gllmm Warren 100 Gllsczlnslo Bernlce 110 119 Gnlrlc Arlene 17 96 30 36 66 10 Gnlrlc Arthur 93 109 Goebel Goeden Goetsch Goetsch Goetsch Goetsch Goetsch Goetsch Goetzlre Louls 95 66 Germalne 30 36 44 109 Dauhna 30 66 108 Dayonls 96 Elalne 66 108 Grace 108 James 108 Warren 30 109 Robert 16 77 119 Hanneman Betty Laura 30 37 99 Hanneman Betty Marne 91 99 43 7 0 Hanneman Edmund Wayne 105 Hansen Danlel 109 Hansen Patrlcla 66 79 Hansen Georgeana Hansen Jean 105 Hanson me 95 31 Hanson Mardean 78 Hardlng Arlyle 105 Harrls Jac 6 7 Harrlson P rlcla 16 17 98 35 41 Hartwug Clarlt 64 107 Hartwrg Don 39 78 Hartwlg Robert 48 49 50 59 97 Hase Davld 105 Hase Warren 30 105 Hattstaedt Otto 97 78 HauDt Hayes Hazen Hazen I-lealY Floyd 30 97 Catherlne 98 34 35 38 105 Eula 30 66 97 Jaclr 94 John 105 Heclcendorf Marne Loulse 95 34 66 97 Heldeman Rosemary 100 Heldemann Davld 30 64 65 97 Hell Laura 66 97 I-Ielnrlch Ann 30 97 Helnrlch Frleda 113 Helnrlch Marlon 39 100 Helnrlch Mary 94 Helnrlchs Eugene 97 Helser Helser Helser Held Held Held Helke Hellce Hellce Helke Helwl James 105 Mary 96 66 69 Raymond 105 Joanne 30 37 49 109 Margaret 49 78 Mary Allce 95 46 78 193 Carl 193 Charles 4 39 43 46 78 93 118 9 Rrchard D 18 19 96 39 06 Rlchard 109 g Veryl 78 Goetzman Rosemary 108 Goetzman Ruth 99 37 49 66 109 Goldslvllth Ida 66 108 Gorslu Grace 95 36 77 Gorslcl Joyce 108 Gottschallc Francls 109 110 Gottschall: Patrlcla 96 30 6 Gowen Rlchard 107 Graebel Davld 30 39 108 Graebel Ned 103 Gramse Wrllram 30 77 Gramzow Lols 77 Gramzow Edlth 108 Grass Dorothy 95 Greeb Marvln 77 Henderson Arthur 110 119 Henderson Jean 119 I-lenlum Lols 37 78 Hennlng John 93 37 38 44 59 56 64 78 Herath Bruce 96 Herbert Rlchard 16 31 39 Heroux Lea 96 98 66 97 Hess Dorothy 91 193 Heuss Delores 95 78 Heybl CZCIIIG 30 66 97 Heybl Dolores 30 66 106 Heyer Alvlna 37 49 78 Heyer James 106 Hrckey Pete 6 7 Hlldensperger Donna 96 37 Holzem Roger 30 79 Holzerrl Warren 41 46 56 9 Holzman Grace 16 97 Holzsehuh James 30 97 Hopp Wanda 115 Hoppe Elalne 16 95 79 HoDDe Shlrlev 66 107 Hoppe Wllbur 94 Horn Guenther 39 64 79 8 Hornung Rlchard 97 Hosltln Bob 7 Hoslcln Janet 30 79 Howard Donald 30 39 106 Howland Harold 96 79 Huber Ervln 30 106 Huebner Margaret 91 99 33 34 79 Huebner Reglnald 97 106 Huehnerfuss Dawn 106 Huehnerfuss Kelth 30 64 98 Huehnerfuss Merlln 96 106 Hummel Marlon 106 Hummel Rlchard 46 93 00 Hunger E A 13 Hunger Harlan 39 47 48 49 59 5 58 109 Hunslclcer Wllllam 30 98 Hunt Marlorle 79 Huseby Mllton 6 7 lhlenfeldt Lols 99 37 49 44 106 lfIClK Elalne 93 37 49 9 lrvung Obel 97 Isaacson Howard 96 3O 106 lsberner Herman 30 98 Jablonslce Delores 30 98 Jaeclcs Kenneth 30 64 98 199 Jaeger Allce 79 110 Jaeger Beverly 18 19 34 35 108 199 Jaeschlre LOIS Ann 97 Jagler Donald 96 30 79 Jahnlte Frederlclt 48 49 54 79 119 Janke Mary 93 98 99 33 35 66 98 Jannusch 5hlrley 96 30 66 98 Janz Helen 95 98 Janz Iva 30 98 Jastlnslu Vurglnla 98 Jehn Inez 95 79 Jehn Marlon 66 98 Jenlrlns Dorothy 79 Jesse Erlc 79 Jensen Kenneth 38 49 109 118 90 Jesse Phyllls 95 96 41 98 Jurovec Arlo 38 109 Jlrovec Margaret 98 37 108 Johns Bruce 69 63 105 Johnas Margaret 79 Johnson Betty Jean 95 66 80 Johnson Betty Ann 96 199 Greenheck Bob 6 Greenheclr Carole 9 35 41 6 109 191 Greve Mary 93 94 35 43 77 Grlll Anna Rose 4 99 98 39 41 109 l K 9 110 Grltzmacher Donald 30 38 108 Grltzmacher Lorralne 95 109 Grotelueschen Ruth 30 66 108 Gruenlng Gruenlng Guenther Marvln 30 64 107 Melvln 108 Davld 96 Guenther Vlctor 93 98 Gusman Edsel 94 Gustafson Jeanne 95 77 Gwldt Robert 108 Hlldensperger James 6 Hlldensperger Russell 93 Hllgemann Forrest 30 65 Hlll Helen 93 Hllmershausen Berdlna 78 1 0 Hlntz Cecllla 106 Hlntz Corrlne 95 97 Hlntz Franllln 99 64 97 Hlntze Aluce 30 41 66 68 69 Hlntze Herbert 65 78 Hlnzmann Elalne 30 34 78 Hlrsch Everettc 19 13 110 90 Hlrsch Jeanne 34 35 41 97 Hursch Jeanette 95 100 193 Hoeft Laura 100 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnston Johnston Carl 94 Gay 109 118 Gordon 109 Harry 31 110 Lee 109 Neale 103 Donald R Roger 80 93 119 Wlllldm 93 Davud 38 100 lvanette 66 109 Jolade Leatrlce 95 109 Jolade Nola 95 100 Jonas Bonlta 66 80 Jonas Patrlcla 40 41 49 109 Habeclc Allen 77 93 Habecl: Gene 77 Habeclr Raymond 105 Hacltbart Dorothea 96 78 Haclrbarth Davls 105 Haese Delmar 30 105 Hoenlsch Ernest 39 47 48 49 59 54 55 56 58 193 Hoffman Bra 6 7 Hoffman Gerald 30 97 Hoffman Hubert 31 39 40 41 49 109 Hoffman June 93 40 41 49 66 106 Hoffman Mrs Margaret 116 Joswlclr Ray 93 Juedes Ralph 30 109 Kalnz Robert 30 38 109 Kallnlte Wllbur 17 80 Kamlre Elleen 94 Kamlce Merlyn 106 Hahn Edwtn 6 7 Hahn Elalne 105 Hahnhelser Jaclcle 94 Hdlmlhldk Florence 96 30 66 109 Hanlte Patrlcra 66 78 Hanke Wllllam 17 107 Hollman Mayburn 96 79 Holllnger Avlla 95 97 Holllngsworth John 99 39 59 54 97 193 Hollman Gerald 38 106 Holm Rlchard 99 Holt Loa 96 98 33 66 68 69 97 Kamlce Robert 98 99 Kane Kenneth 96 30 98 Kasten Delores 30 98 Kasten Dorothy 95 80 Kasten Gerald 6 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