Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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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

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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

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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' .