Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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WHS has a long and impressive record of co- curricular athletics. This program offers to every boy interested the opportunity to participate in some sport of his choice, possibly to earn a place on one of the school's athletic teams. Besides the three major sports of football, basketball, and track, WHS students are able to take part in swimming, cross- country, wrestling, tennis, baseball, curling, skiing. and golf. These groups are under the supervision of capable coaches who spend many hours training the boys so that they will be able to work as a closely knit team. Besides the skill acquired in the sport, athletes receive excellent physical training and develop good fellowship and fine sportsmanship. We must also give credit to the cheerleaders who attend all the games and help promote school spirit. Wausau High's finest basketball team may be looking down at t5 W Grim determination is expressed on the face of this Lumberjack. but through their hardest efforts have reached their highest goals.

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Skill and practice are important in becoming a champion diver. Our football team puts in a lot of hours practicing to develop a powerful forward drive that really terrifies those in its path. W fl ' i l e' M N ' ' . N V 7 , 1 . X . X, 1 N V, N, ' .Y iv - 1 XA EH Nj 'KX rx, J 'Nj X 1 , .bs ofthe memgmes of ew Q f VV 1 QN 6 .Q J J of N tr kk K X 5 M flu K V 1 .'. j V FN L A wrestler tries for a pin as his opponent struggles to escape.

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,gk-v ' t Q 'N' l ,VS Senior boys prove that compact Cars 2ll'Cl'l't good for everything. The long-awaited year slips by before we are aware of it, and soon it is time for graduation. But memories will still linger with us.