Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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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' .

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L. 3. 4 ! N 1 . Eta? tif its Q gr is Monitorsl Who are they? Well, they are the Mbellhopsl ol Senior l-ligh. But instead ol wear- ing unilorms, they can be distinguished by the red bands that they wear on their arms. Their taslcs are numerf ous. 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-