Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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FOREWORD Each volume of the Wahiscan is a reflection of person- alities--not only of those who have been actively engaged in the task of publication but also of all persons in our school. Naturally, each succeeding staff wishes to publish an edition which is truly unique. Many are the ideas advanced and debated by the editors, but perhaps only a few can be adopted, because of budgetary limitations. The result is that each editor is spurred on to develop his section with as much originality as possible. The Wahiscan is a book produced in an atmosphere of mystery and secrecy. Its intimate details are guarded as zeal- ously as secrets of state, a procedure which makes the day of revelation anticipated with universal eagerness. This year the staff has undergone a reaction to the in- forrnality of the last two editions, and has decided to portray the events and personages of W. H. S., 1937-1938, in a simple, dignified style. It is their hope that this manner of presentation Will be favorably received by all who read these pages. THE EDITOR 19-WAHISCAN-38 4