Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

Page 18 text:

Fabulous uculty Photos . . . Miss Young explains abou! the hugs and bees and bullerflies. Rosy und lid talk orcr the Good ole Days. Expert inslrurtions are given hy Mr. Reinc- mann. Miss Carr poinls out Ihe uuy lo Ulopia. Mr. Lullrell fonfentrales deeply on: llvhere is lhaf reeking odor eoming from, Mr. johnson? Mr. Thomas, don't ge! your finger mughl in tha! plane. Bul, why, Mr. Berg? Canter! masler, McDonell is at il again. The Sparks of lhe shorlhund elasses. The Iwo B's of sports look like ihey'1'e found foolball meat. Miss Hulbert leafhes her sludenls more than Te Amo. Mr. Gabrilska longs for skiing weather. Crilir Heslikinn' hears The Curious Savage in rehearsal. Prelly, peliie, hul powerful desfribes our own Miss Berlolone. Ijnrle Tom takes a Relaxing Fife.

Page 17 text:

I-.. 41' E H Bocttchcr, Przfzcz al It 15 true that the high school students of today haye many and vxrled problems The mature and helpful gundance of the student counselors IS smcerely appre clated by all the students m our school Wxthout thls supervlslon many students would ln future years regret the hasty declslons they made durlng their life at hlgh school Miss Tobey has placed many girls ln jobs throughout the clty Mr Rldge counsels with the male half of the student body on thelr many perplexmg problems Mr Swenby assists the students m choosmg their right XOCZIIOUS All in all here s saymg Thanks to all of the student counselors XVe owe a lot to you A nlure o lbe dean 0 gzrlx Ahre Tobey . . . Guidance A-,l E A Roeske, Vue Pr1nc1pal C P Swenby Guzdmzce Dzrectof LA nas urmzarlable uber: this book uenl to ress Harvey Ridge Dean 0 Boys 15 B , I .. . - - y 'j X - jews-, . l 9 U . . . . r - . . . P 1 ss . 7 . , v rl l l r . . . V - .. V . 7 7 ul u e . Q , , , i 1 'Q h . . . X, . . ' . . , ' ! Y' ll !Y I 7 - , . v r . . : -3 ny' 's VR, ,gi ri :V fx, 1 P 1' ft' ' ' .

Page 19 text:

xx A-4 Q Ramlhun Roedc r Slanke N01 ak Beese Weber! Sneeden Borrlmrdl Warne Efficient, consulting, and courteous are words fully describing thc work of our fine office secretaries only ln the mam office to issue outside and tardy passes, answer the phone take dictation and file the various office reports But we are far from right In cluded in their many xaried duties are obtaining and preparing information for the census and tuition cards and school records duplicating student index lists, handling all tlckets sold to students for sarlous school functions distributing films and also run ning off ditto and mimeograph material The office secretaries make the students and teach ers lnes much easier and certainly more pleasant in our large school Sneeden or . . . Custodians It's obvious by the neat appear- ance of our buildings, that our cus- todians are constantly on the job. The many varied duties of these ef ficient men and women bring to mind how careless we, the student body, sometimes are The bits of scrap paper thrown on thc floor, the smeared windows and doors add to their list of more important duties, such as heating the classrooms, car mg for the lawn, shovelmg snow, and sweeping and dusting the many rooms Yes, the llst of responsibilities is long and often times unpleasant so heres saylng Thanks to the cus todlans XY e appreciate your work OFFICE SECRETARIES in T Agnes Frieda Dorothy Rrck Hemrrrb U emkanf 3 . 13 Q ' - , r i 7 Z - , l - if - l u 1 , ' 'U , I ' L.. ! X' . . . ii 1 P ' Many of us students believe that the secretaries are v ' i I . v ' . rx - 1' . . ' Y I 1 . . . Q , f x . . . . S ' Q 1 w s N . . , -, J , .V . , . y . . - 1 15