Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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5 rl W, . J Q 5 .V I L4 w V I I wwaa mar? ' x 3 , at ,LU - I 'gtg-qc.. 805-,wimv av- In if-'47 Qffdv-Ma lawn lll. S I 1 Sw, Q H..LE.,5.l'.,,... .5'2:.4,.: fig, A .4 fl? an O'-A f-11-L, i.v4.,z,'f2q..,,a.s TEACHERS Cultivating the art of self-expression is a requisite for success in life. To teach students to read, write, speak, and listen is the pri- mary goal of our English Department. Students read essays, short stories, novels, biographies, ballads, and poetry. They are introduced to the works of American and English writers, such as Edgar Allan Poe, O. Henry, Shakespeare, and George Eliot. For those who wish to specialize - speech, debate, drama, journalism, and advanced composition are offered. ARTHUR L. HENDERSON-lNI.A., Iowa, U. S. History, H.R. 152 . . . VVANDA HOPP-XY'isconsin Conservatory of Music . . . VIRGINIA HULBERT-B.A., XViscon- sing Latin, H.R. 350 . . . GEORGE JOHN- SON-Ed.B., Oshkosh State Teachers, M.A. Columbia, History, American Problems, H.R. 5 . . . HARRY A. JOHNSON-M.A., XY'is- consing Chemistry, H.R. 303 . . . LOUISE KELLEY-B.E., River Falls State Teachers: English, H.R. 204 . . . BETTY .IAYNE LARSON-B.S., Eau Claire State Teachers, Biology, Phy.Ed., H.R. 306 . . . EMMA LARSON-B.E., River Falls State Teachers, Library . . . OLAF LEE-M.A., Wisccmnsing XY'orld History, H.R. 156 . . . ERXVIN M ARQUARDT-M.A., Columbia g Ameri- can Problems, H.R. 151.

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if 715. .XLWZ .I -3 - 7 Orff. - - Af is 4? I fm, ,X.tf,,.:,.. 4 U , , 12. X 04,7 Q4,,.J,?4Mf wwmdwfff -vt- fa? ' I f 4..,..4,ZL, 74.1.4 i-U ,f tw rf' 1 Q4mWvff-M-f 1. ' -E3 Gjjf-fX.L.M.g, tty' ' Q u 1 C6 4e.a4f4vd.4l FAC TY Our social science department has the tremendous task of assisting students in interpreting happenings of the present-day world. XY'orld XXf'ar Il, reconstruction, atomic control, labor unions, and international peace are only a few of the many topics dis- cussed in our history classes. The lessons of yesterday provide solutions for the problems of tomorrow. HOXXIARD SHAXVL-M.A., Minnesota, Al- gebra, Consumer's Math, Refresher Math., H.R. 257 . . . EVELYN STAI-B.E., Eau Claire State Teachersg English, H.R. 201 . . . GEORGE G. STUART-B.A., Lawrence Collegeg Wforld History, H.R. 202. .. CLARA H. SUMNER-B.S., State Teachers College, Eau Claire, M.A., Minnesotag U. of Chicago-graduate study, U. S. History, Asst. Librarian, H.R. 159 . . . ELLA SNWAIN -M.A., Columbia, Shorthand, Typing, H.R. 107 . . . CLIFFORD SXWENBY-B.S., North Dakota State, graduate study-Minnesota, Modern Science, guidance, H.R. 154 . . . MARY UMHOEFER-M.A., Wfisconsing Geometry, Algebra, Latin, H.R. 251 . .. HAROLD UNDERXVOOD-M.A., Iowa, Northwestern, Bookkeeping, H.R. 105 . . . ARMILLA VUALSH-B.E., Whitewater State Teachersg English, Typing, H.R. 352 . . . GILBERT VUARD-B.S., Xvisconsing Physics, Geometry, H.R. 4.