Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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'K A -E wAHlscAN ' I ' 19:52 Track, '31 LAWRENCE BENZ RUSSELL CALLAHAN DUGALD CHARTIER 'RONALD DETJENS OTTO EICIIEMEYPJR JOHN GARSKE CLIFFORD JUEDES CHARLES NICOUD FRED N1Mz WALDO NUERNBERCJ LAWRENCE PAGEL EDWARD PAULSON LOYAL PETRAN DAWSON RIEMAN ARNOLD SCHLEGEL GOU FRANCIS KOWALCHYK, '32 ELMER KRUEGER, '31 JOSEPH MASGAY, '32 FREDERICK PAULS, '31 SHELDON SCHOENFELD, '32 WALTER SCHULTZ, '31, '32 Debate EVELYN ACHTENBERG, '31 MARJORIE ACHTENBERG, '32 KATHRYN BECHER, '31 NATHAN DEUTCH, '31, '32 GREGORY HELLHAKE, '31, '32 BEATRICE KLEIN, '32 ORVILLE LUECK, '31 ROGER MAAS, '31, '32 DELORES PRESTON, '32 JOCK RYAN, '31, '32 KARL STAHMER, '32 RUSSELL THEISEN, '31 Forensics, '31 RIARJORIE ACHTENBERG NATHAN DEUTCH GREGORY HELLHAKE EDITH RAPRAEGER Girls' Tennis, '31 VIRGINIA BROWN MYRTLE KLADE Activity Awards Boys' Tennis, '31 DAVID MILNE EVERETT EASTMAN Band IQARL AHLMAN, '32 WALTER BAUMGARDT, '31 RUTH COOPER, '32 ELMER DRAKE, '31 HAROLD HACKBARTH, '32 MATTHEW HOFFMAN, '32 IQENYON KIMEALL, '32 HOWARD KUMLIN, '32 NORMAN LARSON, '31 FLORENCE LEMKER, '32 HENRY MARTINI, '31 ELSIE OMHOLT, '31 DAWSON RIEMAN, '31 RAYMOND SALZER, '32 LYLE SCHUMAN, '31 FREDERICK SCHWANBERG, '31 CLARAWANDA SISSON, '32 ARLEIGH STIEBER, '32 LAWRENCE STERNHERG, '32 CHARLES SPYCHALLA, '32 ROBERT TOWLE, '31 FRANCIS WALTERS, '31 MARION WENDORF, '31 Typing, '32 STANLEY BARNISH WERNER CHRISTENSON EDITH DYKE VERONA ERDMAN LILLABELLE FREDERICK BIILDRED HARTWIG NELLIE JAMES RUTH JENSON JOHN KITOWSKI ADA MOELLENDORE ELEANOR MORTENSON CLARENCE NELSON ROGER PASZEK MARGARET RYAN ADREANE SALSIEDER ELEANOR SCHALOW FLORENCE SCHRIER LAWRENCE STERNBERG FERN SWANSON MYRA ZIELSDORF Art, '31 ERNEST FLEECE MARK SCHWISTER AUDREY SLOGGET Shorthand, '32 CELESTE ALLORD DOROTHY BELKE VALINDA BEILKE VENITA BLASCHKA ELVA COOPER EDITH DYKE LILLABELLE FREDERICK ARLEEN HAFEMAN MILDRED HARTWIG MILDRED HOERTSCH EDELINE IMM RUTH JENSON DOROTHY JONES ELMIRA KLAWINSKI NORMA KURTH THELMA MILLER LEONA MIRACLE ADA MOELLENDORF RUTH PREY ETHEL PRINZ EVELYN RADTKE MARGARET RYAN GRACE SABATKE ADREANE SALSEIDER MABEL SANDBERG ELEANOR SCHALOW DOROTHY SCHEIDE ELVIRA SCHMIRLER LUCILLE SINDERMAN RUTH SWANSON IRENE SWENSON PAULINE THOLEN FRANCIS WEIREL Chemistry, '31 EVELYN ACHTENBERG JOHN HOOKER MARJORY JENNINGS AGNES KLEIN ELIZABETH KOLTER JULIANNE KRAJEWSKI ROSALIE NATARUS EDITH RAPRAEGER HAZELLE WARNER Page one hundred fifteen

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A v A -.... EWAHISCAN J ' IQSZ - Activity Awards iThe year after the name or activity designates the year the student participated in the activity.1 PAUL ASH EMMET BEILKE LYNN BUSS RUSSELL CALLAHAN CLARE CALLAWAY DONALD CAMPBELL DUGALD CHARTIER RONALD DETJENS HAROLD DONOVAN JOHN GARSKE KARL GOETSCH HARVEY JAECKS CLIFFORD JUEDES RALPH KISCHEL ROBERT MANGOLD ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN LYLE MILLER HARVEY MYERS FRED NIMZ EDWARD PAULSON LOYAL PETRAN JOHN SARGENT ARNOLD SCHLEGEL JOHN SCHREINER ALFRED STROBEL HAROLD TOTSCH ROBERT ZARNKE Sophomore Football, '31 ILAY DRAKE LEROY ECKERLE ARTHUR EISENMAN GLENN JOHNSON ARTHUR JUNEAU ALBERT KAAB NORMAN LERCH WILBUR LUEDTKE FRANKLIN MARQUARDT ROBERT MEALEY ARNOLD MOHELNITZKY KURT ROEMKE ARTHUR SIEWERT WILFRED SIMONIS JOSEPH SLOMSKI VICTOR SPYCHALLA RAYMOND WEILAND RAYMOND YESSA Page one hundred fourteen REGINA GAETzMAN LUCILLE MARQUARDT ELEANORA OELKE MILDRED POESKE DELORES PRESTON DORIS SANDGREN MAzEL SAWYER EVELYN SCHUETT CLARA SHILBRACH Basketball, First Team, '32 RUSSELL CALLAHAN JOHN GARSKE KARL GOETSCH CLIFFORD JUEDES ARTHUR LAPAC FRED NIMz WALDO NUERNBERG KURT ROEMKE ROGER SCHULTZ JOHN WIECHMANN Basketball, Second Team, '32 ROBERT CHARTIER ARTHUR EISENMAN OSCAR LARSON ARTHUR SIEWART JOSEPH SLOMSKI VICTOR SPYCHALLA WILLIAM TETZLAFF Football, First Team, '31 Girls, Sophomore Baseball, '31 Sophomore Basketball, '32 PAUL BELKE V LESLIE BROWN - LEROY ECKERLE EARL KOENIG EUGENE LANG DAN MARKSTRUM DAVID O,BRIEN DALE ROUNDS SHELDON SCHOENFELD Girls, Sophomore Basketball, '32 MARIE BELANGER ELSIE KOLPACKI ARLENE LEMKE LEONA LEWENS BERTHA LUNT EDITH PLATTA ROSE STASNEY ISABEL WILKE Boys' Hockey ALEXANDER ADAMSKI, '31 WALTER HAROLD DONALD HAROLD ARTHUR BAUMGARDT, '31 DONOVAN, '31, '32 EISENACH, '31, '32 ESCHENBACH, '31, '32 HEWITT, '32 RUSSELL JUERS, '31, '32 RAYMOND WEILAND Senior Basketball, '32 BURCHARD BAKER RUSSELL CALLAHAN BERNELL HERZOG RALPH KISCHEL LAWRENCE PAGEL HAROLD SONDUCK junior Basketball, '32 MAURICE ASH EDGAR ERDMANN RALPH HINTZE RAY KLASSEN EDWARD PAULSON WILFRED SIMONIS EDWIN SPAKOSKI KINCAID THOMAS GORDON MARCOTT, '32 LYLE MILLER, '32 OSCAR OMHOLT, '32 ROGER PASZEK, '31 ARNOLD SCHLEGEL, '31 REX VOIGT, '32 MARVIN WEINKAUF, '31 WILBUR WINETZKI, '31 Girls' Hockey, '32 AUDREY BICKFORD HELEN GOLZ HAzEL HANSON VERA HOCI-ITRITT MARION MORROW EMILY N EVINS RENATA RADLOFF ELLYN SARGENT

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: J i ,ibn -'l'---i' wAHuscAN ' '952 ' wan DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS. CHANUTI FIELD nmroul.. ILLINOIS. Editor, 1932 wamsesn Senior High School Wausau, Wisconsin . ' C1 f Welcome to the host ogcillaluigu Eglgiighgxolg. gtgwgganeegisii - - . f 'WAI-11 sv 1932. Dedioggablxeo azndurven courageous. In the big book of lFath:rt d Exif:-?x:?d xzgeits infinite number of pages. aviationihngs Ehgggiszggp 912 , an - its first paragraph on the newest Page i trulyxdagany discouraging ite of this infancy' 'conomio depnss on' d d The units of slr: t los aviation has survived, improved, and exPan-z d of a reat public ? s so nt nd'ex ansion are bounded only bb' the 'tu u 9 gt de is 1mp'roTextl::est tyllgoal of Young America' indicates what Ta: :ndurwilxl be. ,A009Pt the oongratulati-DMCZSI aazrxgsllgigttouall members and wishes of great success to the WAHIS ' of the class Of '32v :M Lieutenant Samuel O. edetzloe Air Corps, United States Army A l 1+fff -A-0-M'-f' hwgygggg NORTHERN AIRWAYS, INC. A : Sum- Mfpr...J ' Wausau, WISCONSIN A A-dm-.1 Lockheed Annum.. wfufs-nas. Editor, Wahiscan High School Wausau, Wisconsin Flying is the greatest achievement of the generation, and its possibilities for future development are unlimited. It will do more toward bringing about world peace than any other means. Distances are being shortened every day, thus bringing nations into closer har- mony with one another. This has been proved by the transoceanic flights of the 1 ast years by our own and foreign pilots who have created so much good-will between nations. The youth of today is growing up with aviation, and taking it as a matter of fact--a means of business, pleasure, and rapid transportation, the same way in which the last generation accepted motorage as a definite part of the routine of everyday life. I am sure that the students who select aviation as their lifefs work will be more than repaid for their effort by being a part of Man's Q14-LJ. Co. my-L Chief Pilot Northern Ainvays, Inc. age-old dream which has become a reality. Page one hundred sixteen