Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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ag 2 5 If t 5 Bellamy Award Delegates Gerry Mathisen, Mr. Reynolds, Betsy Harper, and Mrs. Scheurman represented us at Cherry Creek High, Colorado. The basketball season opened with a hard fought contest between an eager group of male teachers and some avenging students. 'sq f ,mba mme A comic classroom scene was the setting for a skit by the cheer- O O W 1th Fallmg Leaves Denny Treptow put forth extra effort to pick up additional yardage gi- ,si bf' S r' ,,,,afi ' re K 4 , 'J . ia, , 5 . af, 7 A . K' f51,' s.m ' . .

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,fe 3 'L . 1 3 . . lr Q, Y Q, a Y . 3, 9, 4 With 2,225 active students making at least seven room changes A more common sight was that of the crowded hall in which walk- a day at Wausau High, a rare sight was that of a deserted corridor. ing in the wrong direction meant facing a stampede of onrushing students. School Faced A Serious Space Problem Due to lack of space, films were shown in the auditorium mezzanine. At times, when many classes viewed them, there was standing room only. S , lf

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l l leaders in their efforts to promote a victory over La Crosse Central. Came New Activities The playing of the national anthem and the solemn attention it produced was often the only sign of unity shown at our football . ., Y ml games. The consequences of an exhausting Wahiscan picture-taking-day were felt by Barb Leffler, Nancy Schlitz, and Mr. Rosenhauer. 'WB gi 4. xiii i 'L