Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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A QP n ix, , Arthur L. Henderson Mr. Henderson Taught From 1926 to 1966 A teacher's teacher is the way a friend described the late lVlr. Arthur Henderson. Nlr. Henderson devoted a lifetime to the teaching profession, and more specifically to teaching in Wausau Senior High School. In 1931 Mr. Henderson began to teach history at WHS, and at one time served as debate coach. For Mr. Henderson, teaching was a full-time occupation. He spent many hours working after dismissal, on week- ends, and during vacations. Often, when the rest of the school was dark, there was still light in room 152. We will never be able to measure the contributions he made to our school, to the thousands of students, to the teaching profession, and to the community, but we do know these contributions were many and great.

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-- l , ,....,s-sw.-Q ACADEMI CS WAUSAU HIGH'S GOT IT-including a staff of 130 teach- ers, practice teachers, interns, and administrators. Over forty different subjects were taught ranging from elec- tronics and math analysis to home economics and distri- butive education on varying levels of comprehension. The 1966-67 school year not only found Senior High with new teachers and new subjects, but also with a new superin- tendent, principal, and assistant principals. In a combined effort their goal was the training of the individual student. Editors: Tom Evjue Jim Hackbarth H. 1 gOt it, . W- S . f 1