Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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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

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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'-