Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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FRENCH CLUB BACK ROW: Wilson, Nutting, Langlois, Schuetz, Johnston, Beilke, Rounds, Rothman, Duncanson, Arps, Buechler, Oelke, Rheinschmidt, Lodholz. MIDDLE ROW: Boehmer, Newman, Kirk, Wergin, Hopkins, Raspel, Bangle, Gunderson, Gohdes, Misoni, McEachren, Tetzlaff, Holdridge, Van Ness. FRONT ROW: Ziebell, Holzem, Pittsley, Depper, Kischel, Schmidt, Klein, Mark, Hussong, Mueller, Bousley, Hook. Stud , Understanding, and ppreciation GERMAN CLUB BACK ROW: Wetterneck, Lella, Walters, Schaefer, Stueber, J. Beilke, Woller, Schroeder, Mueller, Hossel, Traeger, Kellnhauser, Sandquist, Vlietstra. MIDDLE ROW: Johnson, Rusch, Jojade, Huehnerfuss, Hoeppner, Krueger, Goetsch, Bergman, Opper, Klemp, Kalmoski, Totsch, Pagel. FRONT ROW: Burr, Cooney, Amsrud, Sternberg, Young, K. Beilke, Ringle, Sanford, Dalnodar, Fochs, Christian, McDonald.

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AFS CLUB BACK ROW: R. Le Grande, Rusch, Donehower, Wall, Egan, McEachron, Winters, Butenhoff, Rothman, Boyd, Maley, Weltman, Mathisen, Westgate, Kitchell, Mathwick, Hackbarth. THIRD ROW: Rosen, Van Ness, Newman, Braithwaite, Shannon, Mattke, Rheinschmidt, Diebel, Raspel, Miller, Gunderson, Treu, Andreas, Ringle, Kirk, Kamholz. SECOND ROW: Seidel, Pfingsten, Goldberg, Miller, Schwichtenberg, Pro- zinski, Krueger, Holdridge, Korf, Klein, Frawley, Tetzlaff, Hussong, Pittsley, Domres, Joseph. FRONT ROW: LaFave, Kuehl, Koschmann, Fochs, Levine, Swift, Simpson, Schmidt, Kischel, Passow, G. Le Grande, Baum, Feltz, Siedschlag, Lucido. MISSING: Schlitz, Wenzel. AFS Club Promoted World of Friendship Felisa Lucido, American Field Service representative from the Philippines, proudly modeled the native dress of her country. r - r Since this was the first year that an AFS CLUB was in existence at Wausau Senior High, it was an interesting experience for the large number of members. Felisa Luci- do, our exchange student from the Philippines and secre- tary of the club, was very helpful in leading club activities with the co-operation of Randy Hackbarth, president: Ed McEachron, vice-president: Carol Kischel, treasurer: and Mrs. Eikeland and Miss Cornwell, faculty advisors. To acquaint high school students with the American Field Service program and its promotion of understanding be- tween all nations was the purpose of the AFS Club. The sale of AFS Christmas cards earned money that was used to bring foreign students to the United States for a year as well as to sponsor American students abroad during a summer. Club members, helped with the Wausau AFS Chapter's yearly trash and treasure sale while they were also busy contacting speakers, arranging movies, and planning parties all in the international spirit of the club. The annual AFS Day held at Wausau Senior High was the major project of the American Field Service Club. Twenty- five exchange students from the central Wisconsin area were invited to spend Friday, February 24, in Wausau with high school students. The visitors attended classes with their individual Wausau hosts, were honored at a ban- quet in the evening, attended our last home basketball game of the season, and after the game, were special guests at the hop sponsored by the AFS Club. ln the after- noon, a special international assembly program was held for the entire Wausau Senior High student body and each visiting exchange student sang, danced, or spoke in an effort to acquaint each of us with his or her native coun- try and its customs. American Field Service Day certainly was a practical experience in world-wide friendship.

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SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW: Huebner, Wilde, Lewis, Freund, Keese, Weltman, Butenhoff, Dehlinger, Wetzel, Pittsley, Schmoeckel, Shibil- ski, Haidvogl, Diel. MIDDLE ROW: Feltz, McCullough, Goldberg, Lau, Frawley, Dzubay, Shannon, Schroeder, Edens, Galganski, Cunning- ham, Guenther, Bowen, Anderson. FRONT ROW: Kusel, Nutter, Lanigan, Reinke, Kletzin, Simpson, Andreas, Baker, Bohl, Gjetson, Brzezin- ski, Bentz, Wurster. MISSING: Cathy Eikeland. Resulted From Language Club Activities To promote a better understanding of Spanish culture and life was the purpose of the Spanish Club. Each month that the club met there was a different program chair- man who presented a movie, a speaker, a skit, or Spanish music. Special holidays, like El Dia de los Muertos with cookies in the shape of skulls and Christmas with color- ful pinatas, were enjoyed by all club members. Officers for the year were president, Cathy Eikeland: vice-pres- ident, Mike Pittsley: secretary, Carol Wurster: and treas- urer, Carrie Baker. The German Club gave students an opportunity to use what they learned in their German classes. Phil Mueller, president: Kim Walters, vice-president: and Sue Goetsch, secretary-treasurer, helped to guide the club. Outside speakers, films, parties, and slides helped to create in- terest in the German language and people for the club members. French Club officers, Dave Johnston, president: Jane Boehmer, vice-president: Karen Pittsley, secretary: and Joe Duncanson, treasurer, helped to encourage an in- terest in French culture and customs among the club members. The Christmas party featuring La Buche Noel and the singing of carols in French gave students an op- portunity to enjoy French-centered activities. The club advisors arranged the foreign language students' trip to the Milwaukee Holiday Folk Fair during the month of November. They were Miss Bonvincin, Spanish Club: CllgisbCornwell, German Club: and Mrs. Scheurman, French u . LANGUAGE CLUB PRESIDENTS Language Club Presidents pro- voked interest in German, French and Spanish. They were Phil Mueller, Dave Johnston, and Cathy Eikeland. :ICQ grae?