Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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The presentation of the Bellamy Award was perhaps the most important event in Wausau High's history. The delegates from previous award winning schools, national, state, and local dignitaries, the school board, and the oldest alumnus were present. The honorable Melvin Laird from Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District took time from his busy schedule to give congratula- tions to the school and the people of Wausau. Two Busy Weeks left The delegates of previous Bellamy Award schools were cap- tivated by the patriotic music of the combined choir and band. The solemnity of the program left a lasting impression. 6

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The Biology Department installed closed circuit T.V. to facilitate its team teaching program. Funds were obtained from two Federal grants: the U.S. Office of Education and the National Defense Education Act. Of the two cameras, one is manually operated Cabovej and the other is operated from the control room frighty. . ' ' an dxf, i o Find A lVoWAmI Varied School Routine Q Paying no heed to the ropes, John Lang absconded with a few of the 12,000 books in the library to familiarize himself with the debate topic, which was control of nuclear weapons. The problem of regaining study habits or creating new ones faced most students when they returned to Wausau Senior High after an invigorating summer's vacation. R or pf . t X 5 , -ls X .--fr.. fi- 1ff ' -sms 5

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