Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1942 volume:

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'k i' 'k Www WIN BROCKMEYER ln the tall of l937 Senior High looked forward to the appearance of a n W coach with questions such as these Who is he? What is he l1ke'? What style of play does he use? The answer to the many ques tions arrived in the person of Mr Wintred O Brockrneyer d1f6-ClOI ot athletics and his uncanny qift in outtoxinq the foxes of the Wis consin Valley Conference Wausau High School has enioyed top honors in football and basketball during the past five years To Brock We the Class of 1942 affectionately and respectfully dedi cate this the XXVI volume ot the WAHISCAN PICTURE CF THE YEAR W O BROCKMEYER MA University of Minnesota Dzrector of Athletics 0 O O 9 . . 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Fr c lo carries on its meetings from the beginning bonjour to the closing song ' ar lil ' in French. Madamoiselle Schweizer enlightens us with many interesting , st 'l the French people. lesides learning much about German culture, songs, and dances, the German club mcmbers have indulged in many realistic German parties. Under the able advisorship ct Miss Plund, all members have enjoyed their meetings. The Latin club, recently organized with sirnilar purposes, adapted club ottioer titles ap- propriate to the Latin language. The presidency is held by two members, Alice lohnson and lack Brown, who are known as consuls: the secretary or scribe, lack Delaney, and the otlice ct treasurer known as quaester, is occupied by Warren Finken. FYKFNGH CLUB Row F Fellows, Klein, Klein- heinri, Phyllis: Marty, Prey, Row T Kleinheinz, Pat: Welter, Frawley, Geisse, Kickitusch. Gensman. Vriv.' I Nelson, Etzkin, 'Neis- twiza, Lirzzzan, Eachixutier, Nel- mark. GERMAN GLUE Row -4- Schubring, Zimmermann, Weber, Ev'ue, Stromreck, Weinkauf, Ebert, Hoffman, Baker, Blumenfeld, Row ? lcrgensen, Radlofi, Lew- itzke, Lindernann, Zielzell, Sil- lars, Messing, Birkhclz, Hate- HIGH. Row 2 Bauer, Schuetz, Schmitz, Whitiiion, lfeydarn, Nielzergall, Bornlleet, Hickey, Twlathwick. Row I Graunke, ?ackard, Zis- trow, Leistikow, ffiss Pfund. Hass Salzriiann Frank, Hip- kins, 144,12 H x lx X x X. ,,,,...-4-- pose of education is to in the case oi woman main stress should he intellect. Here in America, we deniocratic definition of Frorn across the ocean corne the fanatic screarns oi dictators The pur- create soldiers, education the last ot all on laelieve in thv a liberal edu- cation education as the process oi stimulating tree rninds and preparintx . vitgorcus intellects tor living eitectively ': and co-operatively in a cornrnonwealth 'li lgjpi tree persons. Through the channel gif liberal arts: science, history, lan- and academic studies, Ameri- have been tauqht to think tor ' -A' '-'. .p':?1,7,-5-L- 1 ves. They have learned what .W V. Ef.j,':E,fQy- is and that it is worth iiqht- . : 4 5 A . '+C-W1 .1 Sf'-ii' A . ZP- .,if?' Q Q J. -r - -'lg'-. V ff me .ep - LATIN CLUB Few 4--Wirth, Fogarty, Merrill, Delaney, Maqit, Lewis, Streich, Olson, Finken, Dorninski. .ill chk xr 1, x .1 ry W' ' 31 v' S AJ, s Q . 5 - I 9 v ' 1 V . I 1' ' NN' 5 .. 5 L -x. Wx K 'A . AY 'At-vu -Qs .N N ,J . . : 1 ks ox.-' K , Q 3' ' ' K r m 2' ' x A 0 4 5 Row 3--V Brown, Ftinqle, Ziegler, A.: lohnson, Ziegler, B., Callahan, I-lartwiq, Kersteri, Beckman, Graunke, Genrich, Plier. How 2---Ziegler, D.q Bliese, Abrams, Evans, Duetsch, Eviue, Stuhlfauth, Burrow, Kroeriina, Tour- anqeau, Collins. Row 1- Bohr, Whitman, Alford, Granholm, Bump, Everscn, Wejgbgrql Gpjgggl Pgnnglll Sayer, 13 I ' Q I K Q A 4' 1 J I , G 5 1 o Bob, Betty and Iolzrz Leonard and lack Evelyn and Mary Arnold and Io,lo Phil Ruth and Helen Itine and Lois lean and Angeline l4 5 Z Editor-in-Chief . Mtrnurgirig Editors Make-i.p Editors fefzttire Editors Tony Eiitor , . Boys' Sports Egiitors Girls' Sports Editor Pros! Editor , . Revxrite E trio: Exrtiarige Editor . Phil Podruch ngeline Gritzmacher lean Leistikow . . Ruth David Helen Te-tzlait , , lo-lo Ruder Arnold Weinkaui Evelyn Cohen lchn Humphrey Bah Fellows ietty lane Garske llary Stuhltautr. , lune Schuette Lois Ahrensdori Business Managers . Leonard Rohloft lack Zetf The Skyrocket besides bringing the latest gossip, fashion, and sport tips via the In the Groove by Gutter Ball, Pads 'n Fashion, Fouls, and Shower Steam , pub- lishes all school news, editorials, and teature stories, every three weeks during the school year. By serving as a unity- ing force and by advertising our school throughout the cornrnunity, the Skyrocket has proven itself to be a valuable asset. 'Art Editor . , nf .' . ' rx i 0 1 . V1 .!'l 2 , ' ffl 'f ,A X' nr ff . lil 1 u L I ' I 1 f I , 1 1' 'fi' I V r ,f ' ' ' H' ' J E, 1 ,. 1' 1 1 0 1 , , , . l Edilotvm-Chief .... Alyce Mae Ziegler Class'Editors , Pat Kleinheinz, loan Kickbusch Activities Editors . Priscilla Lelvlere, Carl Leila Sports Editol' . Bud Lindemann Faculty Editor . . Doris Lange J l . Bob Hoskin SncpAShot Editors , ..... Paul Klein Pud Levine, Ray Tolturen Business Manager . . Beverly Leicht Today We are distributing 1219 copies ot the twenty-sixth volume ot the Wausau High School Annual. We have kept you guessing about the color, the theme, and the dedicatee. The suspense was terrible we admit, but now the story can be told. The staff has worked many hours to make the 1942 Wahiscan the kind of book you will enjoy today and twenty years from now. We hope you like it. Doris Alyce Mae Bud Beverly Carl and Priscilla Paul anfl Ray Bob Pat and loan SKYRO UST 13.5515 -. Os 1 Staff Assistants A group f boys and gurls wnh a nose for news and an abmhty make page lay outs and panels make up the Wahlscan and Skyroekt staf They gave untlrmqly of thelr tlme ana 1 ray to n ake th ,1 11 atl Ps a D1 success ESQ' ? Q' pf' N HI 1N AS IQI-a F' I' HON 1 eaman K Trurr' ln N, - A- , X-A-Q V. .. , ,, ...p .figrxifi fe-Q, Sxgrptzxth, Beikiau, Allari, Hclliigsz-Jzrtiz L' 11,1 Len-:Qs Pzrzae, Gelsse, Evue f ..f.:e,5srx, Britt' fiikm, Gfhzke liar, Carib-y, Leirtxizg Siiipxpp T.f1Zi',', Biiz, Seiji. ff.-':.',' E111 Ezl, Lf-:J-y, G1.1f1zt, G-iflflifl, Tmzrzrxgf-gpg Ffazziz ffizxus I, Efatzkx, Leif f.f1E1.1. . 3 ' s ' - V ' ' ' L: rw 'ul 1 4-Q V ed L- ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' - - 1 b. 'Y 5. 9 A 1 V 9 IQ' Q C O , .Q ' 5 . ,, 5 ,B 'J . Q ' KX ,A fx, X A X 4 'S 2- fr V v 5' Y x P, Km C VA Sf! ' A F Q','Nf'S Few 7 ffaueeke, Al.Z:,i, Testi, '.','1g21li. Row Q -Frawley, Smizpp, Gaeize, Save, Eaijialjer Y ' -QQ . , OCE1, .E7O,T11'JffIxI. rs hge 'Ct-c TIT W ulll and Scroll Twenty svx Wausau htqh school Journaltsts who have held postttons on etth r th a1tor al or busmess stats ot the Slcyroclcet Wahtscan ana th Student Hand ook durtnq th past year were elect d t the local hapter ot th Qutl and Scroll an nternattonal h nor so ctety for htqh school Journaltsts These memlo rs 'net the followma r qutrements they were TUDTOTS or sentors they ranked II the upper th rd ot thetr class scho asttcally th y dtd s pertor work 1n some phase ot Journallsttc end avor they were recommended Ly the ad vtser and they W r approved y the nattonal se-cr tary treasurer The ceremony lITll1Gl1IlQ r xx n ml ers vas c ndu ted by Qunl a td Scroll ctttc rs rn a andleltqht cer rnony sympoltcally presentmg th vtrtues ot J ur allsm truh 1n1tat1x l adershtp loyalty and trlendshtp Mark By rs nanaqmq rttor t th H cord H rald spoke on Newspctp r Prospects tn Warttrtte Fallowmq the progrdn calc an tc ream were served to th newly elected members ard thetr parents H1 th lllorary Qulll and S roll was orqantz d Aprtl lO 1926 by a qroup ot hlqh school aclv1sers tor the purpose ot encouraqtnq and reward no mdwtdual achtex nt tn 1ournal1sn and allted helds Ahrensdorf Pt pert Hosxm Adelatd R CITCT N ,mc Bemdt lahn Humphrey Leonard H h att E elyn Cohen loan Ktckpusch Iosephme Ruder Rmb Dgvld Patrtcla Klemh mz Tune Schu tt Dorts Lana Mary Stclh ta th Helen T tz ct B tw lame Gcffske Prts rlla L M Q A nold W I mf Pax Gehrke B ttte L llea 1st la 7 t Ana-elme Grttzmach r Bud Lmden ann Alyce Ma Z gler Q rt Fel ows C T Lei G l7Tl'l,.'l'ft'3 fl 7 Va rslty Debate l9 2 d tte squa h larq st and pot n h n t VHS nas ex r kr wn R 'nernroer Pearl r-larloor not 'mv tor the la anes rnva '1 ut also he ause rt ost n debate The to rc r Cate was R so ved Tftat Ihre bodled male C1l1Z ns rn the U S should be reorurred have one yeur ot lull trme lrtary trarnma After the start ot the war De ernber 7 school authorttres and Mr 'Vlarauardt as drrectors ot t rensrcs declded rt woud e unwlse to arau aaarnst a p hcy of mrlrtary trarnlna lnlorrnal d hates and ds usslons were suhstrtuted to r oular Contest aeL ttng h --...W Sophomore Debate An enthusrasnc group of sopho noore students turned out tor delo te alter a serres of rnter aroup contes s The soph squad was narrowed down to the tollowrnq people Pat Sayer lflar te Ptadlotl Vrrarnra Genrr h a Olson la lc McCullv an Du rr Schaeter p--n fi mlmq Ols rnmru IN fo qu rlt A eqqlarl Ftrllcen Fellows Seated Sax vrd Nelson V3 N , .A ' A 1 . . , A lr V C I I ck , C A Md ur wg ' V ,V . ffftfillly, Fadlcff, Schaefer, Seruif., Olsrn. - .......... T ' x ,' -ass-N, . . I r Q, ,q ,y I ............ ,V .V .W l , ,V .V X W- ,Y Mggfw . 5 Q---Q ' r W, 'N . ' A K The 4 en: d -----'M-f .-....,.,.., 1 e e . t e - -4 I ., r . A , A Many I e lt es, group that . ., -1 T 7 l vm 4 Q A U ,A 5 M.:- nu . - . C . .Q . C' i , 1 , . .r. r . 1 V ...Qt A 1 rx -Q ' . or A . ,V V lm b A - A A - v MV, , V VV Y, ,A Cd , X en' rm VV V V . , V -V del A , e I : l V , . f 1 ' - t t t 3 ' ' - e 'F f'Y ' l , r , kk' YT11 A . L N - ,- , V , . 1 I A ' - A ' 1 V V , V ESV A e ' O W 1 I I I . . e. . i f C ' V' ' f if' N l'f1 f V V V VA V, Src r' .on 'Ne If f, lr. T., :V rxf , . E: , ' ., L . . ,V . e, oo , . Speech The 1942 forensics sea- son further established the Wausau record as one of the outstanding speech squads in the Wisconsin River Valley. At the W. R. V. meet, which was held at Antigo, March 23, the Wausau forensics squad won highest individual team honors by capturing three firsts and two sec- onds. Iames Abegglen, Rosemary Zirbel and Betty Wolman represented Wau- sau at the district meet at Wisconsin Rapids, March 26. SPEECH WINNERS Row 2---Genrich, Wolman, Freeman, I-leinrichs, Delaney, Abegglan, Zirbel. Row le Lenz, Mr, Marquardt, Miss D. Anderson, Miss Elstrom, Miss Pedersen, Miss Thomas. The above activities are coached as follows: Oratorical and extemporaneous speak- ing-Mr. E. C. Marquardty extemporaneous reading and serious and humorous declamation mMiss Thomas, Miss Elstrom, Miss D. Anderson, Miss Pedersen and Miss Wiese. Externporaneous Reading Oratory Humorous Declamation Dramatic Declamation Betty Wolman Rosemary Zirbel Dorothy Heinrichs Io-Io Ruder Virginia Genrich Ioe Freeman Bill Lenz lack Delaney IANE LEWIS Extemporaneous Speaking Iames Abegglen Speech ln the American Legion original oratorical contest, Wausau maintained its record as the outstanding school in Wisconsin. In this field of competition, lane Lewis won the unanimous de- cision of the judges in the regional meet held at Marshfield, March l3. This makes the fourth time that a Wausau orator has been in the top rank in the regional contest and the third time a W.H.S. orator has participated in the state legion finals. The Wausau high school remains the only school in Wisconsin that has ever entered a national finals. IO Radio Club The Radio Club, one ot the youngest in the school, is comprised oi twelve boys interested in amateur radio. One ot the purposes ot the club is to teach the meni- bers the theory ot radio and the Inter- national Morse code, so that they may pass the Federal Communications exams tor their amateur licenses. ln an ettort to bolster national morale, a program ot Trainee Message handling was success- fully carried out. Two amateur stations, WQIIB, with Merritt Olson, operator, and WQSMP, with George Weible as operator, handled over 250 messages tor the stu- dents and teachers, to their friends in the various army camps throughout the na- tion, including all United States posses- sions and posts. Since the war, however, all communications have been prohibited. At the present time, club members are studying the Morse code, theory, and working out some very interesting experi- ments on high voltages in vacuums. Row 3-Klostermann, Will, Baker, Swanson, Kass, Kane. Row 2-Grcibel, Rudell, Glirnrn, Dernbach, Plantiko, I. Schubring, Mr. Burton. How l--G. Sohubring, Nimz, Pruess, Beasa, Burson, lohnson, Pepper. Passow, Glasbrenner, Bugbee, Olson, Finken, lehn. Conservation Club l think that I shall never see A poem as lovely as a tree. To the Conservation Club should go the deepest commendation from all lovers ot nature tor the splendid service they performed last summer-that of helping to plant over 27,000 trees in newer parks of Wausau. The club has obtained a piece of land three miles south ot Rilo Mountain from the county on a 99 year lease. This spring in the month ot May, while the rest ot us will be autographing Wahis- cans and taking those horrible tinal exams, all the club members will be busily planting about 25,000 trees and anxiously await- ing summer when they contem- plate on building a Conservation Club cottage on their land. Con- servation is not conversation to them. They do it! Row Row Pow Dc fl Klemschrnldt Koc R gner Boettcher Eoerlce Wetterau Brown Vcltz Na K str slcl Matz Klckbuscn Lena lsxetfer Fraemsl Lenz Ftmgle Rcvlandt Nelson B rrtfleet Tcburen Net lc Xlkll se Lcvxls H e ner F ll ra lKCb'l'L,Sl Camera Club The work of takmg and developrng over l5OO prctures last fall was accornphshed by the Camera club under the adv1sersh1p of Mr Harry lohnson For thrs servlce to the school they deserve much prarse Wrth the approach ot the Chrlstrnas s ason Rosemary Ztrbel Wallac lehn lack Brown and Mr Harry lohnson drsplayed thetr arttstrc talent lex rnalclng some unusua ly beautrtul Chrlstrnas cards 'J' 1 Cc dsrn th Stamp Club The Starnp Club was formed by a group of hxgh school students rnterested rn stamp collectmg tor the 1deas on therr mutual hob by Therr meetmgs con slst ot a dlscussron ot some phase ot starnp col lect1ng and a perlod of tamp trad1ng Under the advrsorshrp of Mr R1dge th Stamp Club has held rnany mterestmg programs whtch have been a source t both emoyrnent and rn torrnatlon e Z crert e L, c 'X zykcwskx Qeated Rrlgar scn Abegglan Vllelnkauf 4-- ' . ' , ' ' o c '. A 3-- G ., . , , ' 1, , , , ' A, , '. . . N 2 , , . , , , 5 . ' , , iz' 3, ' 'e ,. ., ' J , , . git, t , u li , rc-'te 4, ' '. X k', fehn. ' Q ' Q ' C , L . A , C C , . . . - purpose ot exchanging 9 , 3 ' ' , Cflllclllltd llnge, L nxt, '1 F , Llc. i., Soho nield, Cc lc, 21 The world's work is never done! As we stand upon life's threshold, oppor- tunity looms greater than ever before. High school graduates will be in demand. Instead of madly scrambling for a few available jobs during depression years, young people of brains, courage, skill, and practical arts such as typing, book- keeping, shorthand, home economics, drafting and mechanics, will be faced with a multitude of opportunities this summer. lt is our duty as future American citi- portunities offered, by preparing and training now, to make this a better coun- 'ry in which to live when peace carries e again Home Economics Club The Way to a Mans Heart Is Through His Stomach But that isnt the main function of the Home Economics Club This industrious organ ization convenes twice a month one a busin ss meeting the other a social festivity with speakers or special entertainment The ice cream bars are supplied by these girls at the football and basketball hops Th proceeds are contributed to the Waugonian council Tasty sandwiches served at teach rs me tings are the products of the club as well Gs the delicious coffee vis P r al . , -1 1 9 I I l . . 9 , 9 . N 1 l?oi.:f .7 Kerr Kalter Schaefer, Carnpise-ll, Lucht, Petri. i Green Us ' , o ath Ft 11. luedes, Niicclgz, Mg Nikzlai, A. zens to take advantage of the vast opf Drafting Modern educdtron hos recoqnrzed d need tor or knowt edqe ot qenerol drowrnq for the overdqe p rson wht h wtlt serve os U useful tool rn rnony hte sttufitrons hdvrnq to do wlth d9V1C9S dnd products used rn our Arn rtcdn woy t hte Drdwrnq ts useful not only rn the nrokmq ot these ohrects but dlso rn buytnq rnstolltnq rndrntdrrnnq ond ustnq then ond rn thrnkrnq dnd cornrnunt dtrnd o out ther The Drow tnq I Cours has been orqdn zed to nt et these purposes In o Cupdtlons whtch requlre the dolly use of nrechontcot drowrnqs further study 1S requtr d by the tudent dlonq spe ill G 1 rdhzed hnes Boys wrth mechontcdl 1nterests dre offered ftrchrtecturol drdwrnq rnochtne drdwrnq dnd olue prrnt reddrnq rn the Drdwrnq II course to meet those further technrcol needs In order thot students rnoy eldbordte further on therr own rnterests CIf9ChI'11CCI1 hbrdry 15 bernq burlt vvhtch wrll offer students the ldtest rnforrnotron on qcrsohne enqrne desrqn cur Croft drowlnq enq1neer1nq drdwtnq weldrnq mochrne shop ond the vorrous trddes 0 W A 'ff , ': , x, ' ' , f ' w Q O . 5 Q ' I , ' , r , ' . L 1 ' ' ' o 'C ' . r 1. - f '. e , i ' . e . fn V I X I f r X' J 1 yy . GTFISOIN , ' 9 , S V ' ' 2:1f'L, Instru for C' V V . I I ' L I , . . , . t 1 I A I r v I . I I 4 I I I r . , . . , - r G1 were C1 FI A 2 Guen 'rer Ev u Ger 1 r urcmqecxu c esrr 1 he I rs mln lb' Peg nt Scan r rx e Q rr lr Sub Deb Club J fre ttoci W re reerrmq e D D tho v tloshmq rrr he h Us do wr tor St W owe or Street D Lorrtrr err' However they do meorr hot wear r rs W of rt H u t S t: Dec Chl: whr h hors Cx Lrut Qt rherrrb rshrro o hot more thorn tortyrrv qrrte Wh rust mee the rr C ssory storrdorroe uf chorocter schot Cxrehrp one p reohorhty The mom ourposes ot thrs club rs to develop CSYSCI'1CItltY provrde COHTGDYS through Cortres orrd Cr Ute mtereet 1 t studres 21' 531' S Pie Baht, Ki 'nh-:ing S' 13:11 xi, Ritq ftircrrrg, - 2. . , 1 V .r':Er, me . . feta' ? Zrefler, Not Q , Ilurclortt, Fshor, oh. on fl.: S' '1 er, Le'c..., Matz, ro 3 , 1 . E32-.' f '.', .k1isr.r1 Eciiihgkier F131-.iey Ki: Eus:h SCDZLLQPI, ?..e', Dfzke, Feqner, Klein. Fein' . Eikerla, Podium: Stchrier fins: , A.: Eerxish, Treilet, L' Aff, Due-tsfh. The yelloz- 9. I erribterr ' E-, the .ettere S. ., t lou See 5 ' ' t . uf. V V, o , nt Stod .o .o D o ' to t. ' , 4 . . the e e. . ,. f.o 'Ct 1 errier of he Ll ' .' , 'C 'I 'et .f 3 e 'A t 1 Y - 1 -I e 3, .o YI . A e e ' o , . - b ' , e - . ' . V W A I W A I , W L, , , e e ' o - '. ' . , Junior Gregg Club Rhythmic refrains emitting from the gym, and the jingling of nickels -e these are some of the sounds that spice the bi-monthly matinee dances, which happens to be one of the undertakings of the lunior Gregg Club. The ll5 girls who comprise the member- ship of this organization are shorthand l and ll students. Eager to familiarize the girls with the business world, Miss Farrow, the advisor, has arranged for guest speak- ers, who speak on general foundations of modern business methods, and has planned many social get-togethers. f-mtv' -rl, 1, - 'tsl 4 f iii? 'L.cLu.1 f .4 YG, ff: GR Yr, -f IUNIOR C3559-CLU-P I E' Alloii, Scfirizlt., Rasmus sen, Kqrgdzcra, Bau'm.Eni, Seeff lil. SENIOR GREGG CLUB Pow 5 Norton, Meyer, Zarn- ke, Vlirnrncr, lueaes, Braat: Trlrloch, M.: Fausclxl, Grit:- rnaoher, Ahrensdorf. ?:::' 4 Manocke, Etzkin, Hen, Hallada, Ronek, Kalinke, T nlioskowski, Barz, Be-neditz, Flueqel, Garske. Eoin' .7 Kazrnier, Finger, Schultz, Andrews, Schu- macher, Schmidt, Gaecltke Gazdecki, Narloch, G.- Eicicerneyer, Lange. Pow Pcrske, Herzog, Kaus, Britt-fri, Roloff, Urmanski, T-etzilatl, Pauls, VV'o1r1kf', Block. Fitz' Q Biizzfs Gnirk, Shan Fitzorerafd, Ereske, TCW-is Hurd Boasa, Treibel, Eer. ish, lX.VPlSVIll f rger. Senior Gregg Club At any of the Wausau High High School basketball games, which are most exciting, the Senior Gregg can always be seen, sell- ing their delicious ice cream bars to a happy but exhausted crowd of spectators. This is the club's way of raising money. Girls who have sold ice cream bars are feted at a large banquet given at the end of the year. The club members who are in their second year of shorthand or bookkeeping, attend many delightful luncheons, at which a prominent speaker on business affairs speaks to the girls. Miss Behling is the advisor. gag I,ippk-'T 'R 'iersff Prgwrz brzmflt, XR' .- LL! .f N 79 Lemme. 1' - m' C ?r'.,' I Frfufn, Pawlncvavsfzgir l 1'f.'.vlck, Pluttil, rd rvilzri, ilrwlin, Grff-l ,. Inartri, Taylor Kleinlii Qt'-1 T f KULQWC-ill, Kit rieriwetter. TT Leila- l3lhyr1or,lVlf1pty- it f - ski, M1-t ', ,Shia-1, Trgritww, N1-ltxki, 1 'lllfk Chit: Nitin'-rttfnuy x tiikrigy, if-rg, Glinir-cki, teckling, ' Y Fit'-lilifli, lanx, Fin,- .:is, Nowak, Pfrptist, O' lk' lvYlFS tI14-Slitj S t: li u 1- t t vi, Ylfafilitl, litmus, Sclitnitit, Traiituw, Nlt'IllaVV. ,nv I Eokorlf, Froehliclt, Kiefer, Beilke, Xifiese, XVN- tercu, Furris, Mg Burris T: Eeltr, R 'C'l4IIit1Il, Saridh The l94l Cardinals, undefeated in seven starts, again claimed the Wisconsin Valley Conference Cham- pionship for the third consecutive pigskin season. They proved to be an alert eleven, whom spectators pointed to with pride, and oppon- ents, with respect. The season was opened with only a few lettermen on the l94U cham- pionship football team as a nucleus, but Coach Brockmeyer molded out a title-winning combination, in spite of the strong and clever gridiron competition. The team, in general, was quite green, and lacked the polish of ptr vious teams. They were a willing lot, however, and their desire :pit hard work, will to win, ability to al sorb coaching, and expert executip: of blocking and tackling funds- rnentals, made them the undefeated champs. The squad started slowly, gaining momentum as the season progressed, so that its ways surprised the coach and supporters as it brushed aside seven foes. Five Wausau players received all- conference rating for their outstand- ing work during the season: Bill Ebert tackle Gordon Saindon cen ter George Magit quarterback Roger Trotzer fullback Darrell Braatz halfback Top Rowe Manager R Xkeinkauf, Scholfield, Puerner, Schmitz l-lilziensperqez Dudek, Eaaahl, Ecjgebrecht, McCunn, Bischott Preqont Kitowski, Manaaet Fraaza, Middle How Coach Eiwez Freeman, Dahm, Kappa, Nelson Heisler Yluevei lfclioen diese 'Wvvkowski Raymond Young Assistant Manaae Kell ihaaser O o Bracfc yer xv inkaut Schulta El e t l' rndt Brad zer L tem i M lenetzk o lter Ga ns ,- mu , its lmn3 Ei 1 -ggw 1' '? 'ili i -i Season's I-li-Lites Wausau 56 Nekoosa 6 The Cardinals opened the l94l football season entertaining Nekoosa on the local gridiron. With Darrell Braatz reeling off two long runs, Albert Pregont, one, and Roger Trot- zer, a fourth, all for touchdowns. Chester Wyzkowski recovering a furnbled ball in the end zone, and George Magit and Lyle Boelter inter- cepting forward passes for 6-point jaunts the Cardinals rolled over the Paperrnakers 55 to o Outstanding in perforrnan es were given by a lcies Bill Ebert and Gordon Sain a n Capta1n Bud Lindernann uf ter d a foot iniury when he inter ept d a Nelcoosa pass which placed h Ti on th sidelines for rnost of the s ason Vfausau 37 Stevens Point U The Wausau High School football 'nachine olerwhelmed the Stevens Point High 37 to U to gain its sec ond gridiron victory in the l94l Wis nsin Valley Conference play Vtfau saus touchdowns were made by and and air routes two by the crrner and three by the latter After ach tou hdown Bobby Young placekiclced the ball for goals to add five points On the third olay of the game Fred Bliese slipped through the Stevens Point def ns block an alien punt and send th pigskin back and beyond the end zone for a safety Wausaus i'i was stronger than th Point tront wall Clarence Cflenetzlce and Frank Klu ver did splendid work in halt ing the charges of th P nt backs JC? e :rp ar err rice C ezerite o relic D 7E uri b zcfc e lVDEVAlXlN SADIDON TCKG' D7 2 Season s l-ll Lutes Wausau 27 Rhlnelander 6 Scormg a touchdown ln each quar ter the Cardmals showed thetr su pertortty over the Hodags of Hhtne lander rn a Saturday afternoon game 1n the Hhmelander bowl The t1nal score was 27 to 6 lake Dahrn and Don Wetnkaut broke through repeatedly to throw the Hodag backheld men back tn thetr tracks The Hodags counted thelr only touch down 1n the ttrst per1od and then w1lted before the Cardmals power ful attack lt was Wausaus thlrd w1n of the current season and the ttrst defeat tor the Rhtnelander boys The Cardtnals reached the1r peak tn performance dur1ng thts game Wausau l3 Anttgo l2 The gttted toe ot Bobby Young sent the ball sa1l1ng over the cross bar of the goal posts for one potnt after a touchdown and 1t repre sented the rnargtn of v1ctory for the Cardtnals over the Antlgo Red Robtns on the latters gr1d1ron before an esttmated crowd of 5000 people lt was Darrell Braatz and Albert Pre gont scortng 1n a very close contest Leonard Schulta and Floyd Nelson gave outstandtng exh1b1t1ons ln the Wausau hne The Cardlnals ded a llttle 1n thexr execut1 ays 1n the contest at Antrgo cornpa w1th thetr play The p agalnst nelaNdAi W Mf- v-Wav ou G K 1 sct-rurrx Q End FREEMAN uar-I ack XJ Quarterback 'ii BLIESE NEl.oON C IIFII i C' Klffl KLUEVVD BOELtEl3t C't1ar'1 Guard O 9 o u g ' A A+ W J Usa n ,pf tl at' ' Ayifyu N jab by '3' T .kt . L. of I W Season's I-li-Likes Wausau 29 Wisconsin Rapids O Wausau High School kept its l94l football slate clean in the Wisconsin Valley Conference by winning its annual homecoming game from Wisconsin Rapids, 29 to O, in a drizzl- ing rain. Playing on a soft and slip- pery gridiron, the Cardinals powered their way to four touchdowns and a safety over the Red Raiders who put up a stubborn defens for a part of the first period and then gave ground under a terrific pounding The heavier Red Raiders line was pierc d regularly by the elusive Wausau ball luggers Dick Berndt and Russ Rfrvmond came through with stellar performances for Brock meyers boys The Cardinals show d polish in off nsixe executions and defensive assignments in the game against Wisconsin Rapids Wausau 45 M rshfield U The Marshfield game was Wau saus best of the current season decla ed Coach Win O Brockmey er after the contest They showed they liked to block and tackle and they d d a superb cb They simply out classed the high spirited and well conditioned Marshfield squad Onlv in n department was the Wausau team excelled and that was in punt ing The game was sparkled bv sew ral sensational runs ana ac corded some excellent blocking as the Cardinals swamped the scrappy Marshfield Tigers A total of thirty one players was used by Coach Brockmeyer with Captain Bud Linde mann returning to th line up after ov ring fr n an ark iniurv QOPP5-. DUERNFR fC 5 HO tart' 'NV Allll Er , 2 C , 9 . A c A K , , 9 V 4 5 Y' V rx f y - l . ,, - ct , - H , . . , r ' . fc f, V 1 1 ., 1 o. ' - . . , H ' o e I . 'Q ' l . W , I l l 7, ' e . - rec 'e' t or 1 le , SCHf,fi'f' I' , Hfrfjbaclg Fullbfick lvlcifflfli . . I .. Tfzckfe End ic'.i'lLP'fEiLfi PVC. FF 'T'll1'II'f 3: I GLEALTZKE D , v Ent: td Season's I-li-Lites Wausau l3 Merrill U The Cardinals closed their i941 campaign with a 13 to O victory over Merrill on a aridiron covered with rnud and water. Unable to handle the slippery ball with any deqree of accuracy, the tearns had to depend entirely on line srnashes and end runs.After a play or two every player was soaked with water and mud from head to fo t Often the leall was dcwned with a flock of players in a puddle of water Th qarne completed the prep fo tball career of fourteen seniors and concluded the season with the Cardinals in the No l spot as un tied and undefeated Wis ons n Val ley Champs C-GE e t Fa McCUNNI ER IXTZ 'eff Ha ll ll Conference L iback if Falf 1-IEISLER Center 'DV ok End 31 I C . , ' N l i 3 A O f C , . , ' l l IN 1 - x.f 1 ft 4' 1......... E ERECHT EQGDAH End Fiif' DUDEK RAYMOND L Y i If Hai . .. Tackle ' A, . 'JIYZEIK t .'i is s . . .i P Y tm uc v tc emk The Quin e 1' Th 194147 Vtfausau 1-hgh ba 14 tha11 aumtet opened the eason wtth a tr mendous task t o tendtna th r pr vtods namotonshtp t1t1 Th squad ontan a ttv p1ayers who W r m 'nh rs of th 1941 untt pres ntrng a n c1 Us arouna wht n Coach Bro km yer ou1d ou11d an ett cttv d tensrv ana oft nstv attack productna th hrah oft nstve averaae o 35 11 12 potnts o r aarte Th Cardtna1s 1 oc d ar tr m a chantpt nsh p octtt when the s asort oened how ver as the s asor progressed th Cards shcv d mor ttness pro d o h n tmpottant co'npet tor n th champtonshtp ra Une ot th hqhlahts of th s ason was nd at tha rt pac '1 ar mas r ac e t r o p fornanc aaatnst th Anttao R d Robtns n h 1o a1 11 r The t1na1 aam W rch resu1t d tn det at tor th Cards aave th m a share tn th tr1p1 tte wtth Rhtne ander ana nta t t chem tc ho ot th Wts onsm Xfa11 v Ccnter 't ach am tmtshm, wt 'nr v ctort and thr det ats 1 tn fl s orv O1 't cont rerc that thr teams have shared the tt1 1V1 rrts Nowrtzk a Cardtrta t rward carrt ot tnd1v1dt,a1 s orma h rt rs wtth 100 pctnts and was narn d tn honora y aptatn ot th mythtca1 a11 t r P e autnt t It was thouaht that the 1oss ot Darrel Braatz ard Clarence G1en t71ce throuah aractu atton tn mtd season wou1d be a 1a1oW from whtch the Card1na1s wou1d 'tot r cover The sauaa to 14 up th ha11enae ana r sponsththtr lett ta ant hy the two v t rans to aam a share ot th champ onshtp t1t1e 'Wausau 1oses thre reau1ars through araduatton Bud Ltnd mann A1hert Preaont and Iack 1.111a who took the brunt of both ott nsrve and d tenstv p1ay and acauttt d them se1ves tn a remarkahy cred1tah1 manner Nowttzk Trotz r Raymond and posstotv one or two rn mb rs of the s cond team W111 hav to carry th 1oad ot n xt y ars p1ay I?:'.t.' 2-W .. c ' .g, f. L11,-e, L. Barr. t:1, M. Dzhm Pr Raymond, Manager R. VU 1. auf. F: '.-.' I C. Glenetzke B. Lindemarirz R. TIQYZQY, 2. Erizii lf, Ncwztike A, Fregirti, H ' t l: e - - 1 S. e 1 s 1 e -.o 1e1 eL c1 1 1 e c te11e , -ee e1 e .e1 1, c-e1 u e' 1 1c1 c e 3 1 L e e ev 1 e 1 e 1 e 1 ', A 1 , e 1 .e 1 t L A e r . te 1 rclet o oii 't1t c . e .oc 7. - e , ' e N . e ' H, e . e 1 one and ve t e a 1 r 1 t t e 1 1 Ce. . . e t 1 e e - the Cardinals victory over the Shawano Indtans. The team ptay and sptrtt to win seemed to 1 ic e t the teariz naht Hao 1 es.11 Tl e C d1 1- e h d het peak f er- : e 1 t e 1 e 1 o t e c oo . 1 e h' e 1 e e ' 1 e - 1 e 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 A t o or he .trlchns Q e 1 c 'Q ' re. A e. ce, e te rr 1,1 11: 1th . 1 re t tes ee are '. 1t is the tirst t.me 1 the 1 tct Q 1 11 e e , e ee 1t er o. 1 e, 1. 1 o , 'ed 1 1 1 1 t c Q cha ' 1 V r ' . .e 1 e r c 1 .e 1 -cone e rc e . s . et, , 1 - 1 1 1 - ' , 1 1 ' 1 e ' . 1 o e c c 1 e '1 1es 11 ' c f e e - 1 - e t 1 1 . 1 e 1 , 1 e , ' L e, e 1 e 1 e 1 e 1 ' 1 1 1 e . . 1 e, e, , - 1' , he e e 1 e e e e 1 . M DAI-IM R YOUNQ V1 NnWlT7KE ptara Guard Fcrw rd Season s Summary The Wausau Cardrnals won the1r openmg hardcourt non conference contest of the s ason from O hkosh 4142 tn a rough and wlld game The local qulnt t began the1r defense of the 1940 41 hardcourt champ1onsh1p of the Wlsconsm Valley Conference by mopplnq up Wrsconsrn Rap1ds Htghs 4824 IH a game marked by good marlcsmansh1p and the defense employed by the wmners Caglng only three free throws ln 15 chances the Wausau Cards dropped thelr f1rst onference basketball game of the current season to the Hodags on the small Rhtnelander floor by the score of 33 to 29 Morrls Now1tzke was the 1nd1v1dual h1gh scorer w1th seven f1eld goals and one free throw for 15 pomts Darrel Braatz the Cardmal center played a oo d defenslve game B LINDEMANN D BRAATZ Dt TROTZER Guard Center Guard 33 '-5 . . . 1. U .,, Jl C i . . . - Q V S , - , . ,Q . - . . I - I I A . V - 1 I ,C ' . , X 4 JV' ' - -X Q ' V. .f 5' ' lk f ' 'A ' - , I ' . I ' z V ' I 1' ' , ' . , . , K ' 3' - ' J -Jf tt '- tt' ' T Hwy t ttf . I YV tl rt' ' x , . , . .9 W 'I H , .. ' l 3 : . , . I. . . M x . K -1 LF' - ' -' 'Z ' 4, 3 DRE ONT R RAYMOND C GLENETZKE I LILLGE orward Guard Forward forward After tra1l1ng for more than three-quarters of the way the Cardmals of th Wausau l-hgh School spurted early m the fourth pertod to take a comfortable lead and then stave off a rally rn the f1nal mtnutes to nose out th Shawano lndtans 35 to 33 tn a non confer ence game on the latter s hardcourt ln a rough game of basketball marked lay much loose handltng of the ball the team urned rn tts second conference vtctory over Merr1ll by a score of 4820 on the local floor Wtth a trtamc struggle for potnts the Wausau basketball team played tts best game of th s ason defeatmg Anttgo to the tune of 50 to 39 on the home floor Thrs game was the fnal hom apo arance for Darrel Braatz and Clarence Glenetzke who fmrshed thetr prep athlettc days ln the Wrsconsm Valley Conference bask tball race the Cardmals rematned tn second place by wmnmg a 33 28 hardcourt argument rn the hom gym from the aggresstve Stevens Potnt l-lghs tn whrch Albert Pregont was th rrtdrvtdual htgh scorer and Bud Ltnd man d1rected the play tn a pleasma manner The Wausau l'l1gh School t am won a br1ll1ant 30 to l9 basketball vtctory over h lt was th Cardmals second vrctory over th s me t am lack L1llge a senror sparked the Cards to vtctory as he dropped tn ftve fr ld goals and one free throw grvmg htm a grand total of eleven pornts for the ntghts p rformance 'Wausau l-hgh School basketball team scored tts most pornts tn a game thrs season on the Wlerrtll floor when 1t beat the Blue lays 54 to 22 to contrnue at the head of the Wrsconstn Valley Conf rence race ln the hardcourt argument rt was the bask t shoottng of Bud Lmdemann on of the guards who sparked th early offense Playtng below thetr usual form the Cardmals took therr second l1ck1ng of the season at WISCOHSIH Raprcls when the Red Rarders blossomed out 1n therr best regalla to tak a 26 23 decrston from the Cards The Wausau qumtet snapped back mto w1nn1ng ways by defeatmg a tall Marshfreld team 30 to 2l to stretch the1r lead ID the current basketball race to one game Roger Trotzers aggressrve defensrve tacttcs along wrth Russell Raymonds outstandtng rebound work meant much tn obta1nmg vrctory The Card1nals retalned a one game lead 1n the l942 basketball race rn the Wrsconsm Valley Conference by wmnlng a 29 20 game from the Black Panthers of Stevens Potnt m the latters gym The tall and aggresstve Hodags of Rhmelander I-l1gh School won the fmal Wrsconsm Valley Conference basketball game from the Cardmals of Wausau on the local floor 27 to 24 34 A, . G .' . . . F . , r I . G I l l 2 1 U - . V , , A r . . , L ' . e e , ' ' , . ' i r e he ' ' ' r 1 V Q V . . . , . - r A 9 . ' l l ' ' S ' . ' l ' ' 9 ' ' e ' ' ' t e Antigo Red Robins on the latter's floor to take over the Wisconsin Valley Conference lead, e- . ' ' ' t e a e . ' , ' , W , ' ' ' e . e . ' e ' ' , e , e . 1 ' I ' 4 - - ' U ' Q T ' ' ' ' e SEASON SCQRES E Lotzer C Vlfwzlcowski ips r a :1 w c avrnond M Dani V Q rwi ' B' Team best in its class Th will to win was prevalent throuahout the s ason lt this spirit con tmues to exist a number oi the players should make very aood varsity material next year Some oi th outstandina players wer Wvzkowsk a tall center Dahm a stocky guard Kraft a forward and Youna a auard Most ot the looys on th squad are soph onaores and should mak an int resting team Vtfausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausat, Wausau Wausau Wausau Wau au Wisconsin Rapids Rhinelander Merrill Antiqo Nelcoosa Stevens Point Antiao Merrill Wisconsin Rapids Marshtield Stevens Point Rhinelander 35 How 4 , . ', C. Sari. oi, G. Rock, G. S irfor.. Fo' l R. Youna, Pt. R A , ., 'ri, 2. -Ll ':k, E. Kraft, E, lvleydarzi. I I This years B sauad under the supervision ot Coach Biwer proved to be one oi the . . 23 t ' ' . . 30 ' . . . . 27 ' . . . . . . lo ' . . . . , . 30 . . . . . . 20 - ' . . . . 26 ' , . . . 1 . . 32 ' . . ' ' C . . 12 ' ' t , . 32 to . . . . . 23 ' . . s . . 24 ' . . DAN B1.A1R 1.EO AULPIINSK1 X .51 ' SCORES Wausau 4 Stevens Poirit 3 Wausau 2 Medford 1 Wausau 3 Mars1'1fie1d C Wausau 1 Waupaca 3 WARS R C11-1R1S1'1.l.1 ION KULPINEHI Cerner 1.911 Deffw 1,.N 6 mhz' ,-r-.1.BEf, -:O URBANSH1 Center Goalie 'em 'Q IEROME KAZUZXK Riqht .Eefense TED BEDNARSK1 Riaht VVIHG Vffausau 2 Wis. Rapids 1 Wausau 1 Marshfield O Wausau 6 Wis. Rapids 4 KfVausau 1 Medford 3 ROGER KUNKEL ALMON PEPPER Left Defense Manaqez 36 5 T E 5 i 1 1 X Www iw N W5 WWEWQI X1 L l. lxulpinsci l L P1 Dalriec D fu ic star r ach lvax r ey if NN n r B dnarski L nkel Ll S a i I-loclcey Th l942 'Wausau High Scho lhockey season will go down as one of th most int rest mg and closely c ntested in the twelve years of conference competition Th uncertainty of weather and ice conditions coupled with the fact that practice and play was delayed nearly a month y unseasonable weather made it necessary to play the schedule within a very short period of time and this necessitated shifting of dates cmd rinks at a moment s notice Wausau was represented by one of the finest squads in th history of the sport with clever skaters ex llent team men and fine shots The team was very light in weight but made up for this deficiency by its cleverness and desire to win Eight games were played six of which resulted in victories th two losses b ing to non conference teams By winning all of the conference games the Wausau team won its eighth succ ssive con ference championship MARVIN WENDORF ART CARNEY Right Wing Right Wmq 10 Dalbes Blair Carney Christian Kul pinski and Kaziak took the brunt of both offensive and defensive play and ac- quitted themselves in a remarkably cred- itable manner. Lack of practice made it difficult to groom many likely newcomers to fill the places of these men W all of whom graduate this year. Urmanski Kunkel and Bednarski showed well for their first season of competition and will form the nucleus of next year s team ably supported by a host of other promising looking candidates who got their first taste of high school hockey this season. Row Gil dnt GVIS Nlathes Alslrrch Now' lc ase Wyalfcowslr Row x 1 ran C' r Nl Ja 'lu I L, J Boxing The p pe ts for the 42 season were brlqht as srx lettermen returned to form the hucl us ot a well balanced squad under th d1rect1on of Coach Gabrllska The squad epreserlts on of the fmest and most powerrul teams m the surroundmq terrttory Each welqht IS hll d wtth at least one boxer who could produce wrth the best results aaamst any type ot COIT1pQl1l1OD As thrs copy 15 wr1tte'1 the team has already JL1Sl1f1Gd all prars that can be qrveh to 1ts members and able coach V lOHNSON D STURM O KLOSTERMANN L LAPORTE 164 l' 148 lb lO2 lb 102 lb 38 I Coach p fwzilska, Grlhazzi, 1' , D ' , ' , .- ' , 1.7. C . , ' ' .7 Firis Le 'lllltl xslzi, 'fffizit Qfitiy, lah! sou, Clirrqig , zrllez, G3fl311,,l D aaclc, :f'.1'.llfff, HQ 'Q T, flruf-r. Ffvxv Shall? Zxzrzlar Tr' 1:91 E152 irfs, l.aPortf-, lsl r rrrr, Sshw 1111 mark, .7-.r1r1t, Gaulkf, Eau, Parker. Few . 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C121 Hom 3 Humphrey Egan Wernke Goetsch Flory S halcw Tessmer Iehn But How Tam: r Row 2 Kurth Staus Nendorf Ecgerre ht Davrs Gappa Busko Howl Tau erner Chrrstran Lup lx Da Urmanskl l-ursch Paynter Hoclcbarth Nowuzl-ze Coah Ga ISKG Baseball Wausau hrgh school has oeen fortunate rn the past to have had rn a uv corno trtron a baseball team whrch could prt rtself agamst the best and come out on the top Thrs yea IS no exceptlon The squad under the drrectron of Coach Allan Gabrrlska who has taken over the responsrbrlrty ot coachmg baseball from the former coach Mr Bandlow now serv mg rn the armed forces ot our country wrll be fast and powerful lt 1S well tortrtred wlth hrtters and good flelders some of them members ot the l94l champronshrp team Letter men from last years nme upon whom the burden ot thrs season wrll tall are Prtchers Alols vm Wendort Warner Chrlstran Elmer Dellenbach Glenn Hackbarth and Morrrs Nowrtzke outflelders Lours Davrs Melvm Hrrsch Edwm Kurth Lylas Staus and George Plory catcher Cyr1l Koppa The schedule for thrs season 1S somewhat uncertam due to the emer gency and CflS1S the country IS m In vrew otthrs fact games wrth Eau Clarre Mosm e and Stevens Pornt have been sch duled Due to the change rn coaches some ot the record were mrslard and a complete summary IS accordrngly rmpossrble to obtam lt can however be mcntronea that the Wausau hrgh school ot 19111 ba L all t am won the chamoronshro whrcla can grve som gauge to the success ot the players l942 SCHEDULE Wausau Marlon Wausau Mosmee 2 games games la Wausau Eau C rre VVGUSGU Ath Us Wausau Stevens Pomt 2 games Wausau Edgar 40 rri , X , , 4 A , I, C , , , , S, I 4 'E . ' r ' . ' , ' c e r A e l 1 .. I . I - , . 1 f ' Lupa, Walter Urmanski, and Erwin Eggebrechtp infielders, Gordon Rock, Dick Poynter, Mar- : l ' I ' ' V ' l V r I I I .2 - , , V , ' , e . ' s , e ' ' ' ' r sent e ' ' ' A ' ' e , c . . . . vs ...... ' . . . vs. . . . . ' 2 T ' ' ' VS' ' ' ' ' I . . . vs ..... . e . . . vs. . . . , . . . vs. . . . . . Gymnast Club The Gymnast Clulo is a section of the intramural program specializing in advanced apparatus work and in tumbling activities. Employed Boys Intramural Club This club has been oraanized to aive those boys who are employed after school an opportunity to participate in intramural activities. The activities ot the clulo are carried on in the evenina. How ., Knipplfz Svxvaki, Huvlclorly, l.. Kfzstrfislli, Howl Kostroski, Scliulrinq, lolin, Kollweclc, frlandson. V?ow2 Hirsch Lana MacDonald -'ll l Fcw 1 Lehman, Gorectko, Gerum, Mueller, SENIOFS fwha F21-1 P ZJTMG, Gzz::11:zsk2 N. Kfsch, Uzztiixxskar, KOYTQLIS, jiristxzu Mfnirwkcuf Exnttrher. :qw .. nucpzsszy Pzyxtir, Erfske Pixti, 31759, FZ':i,:z1'it fi-flsrrx I. Kidz. P32-5 f Yfifl, Dlx I E'.15k:, NY. frfzzz, S2f+Ctkf, 339114, ,,fAlQlI, Cixtu-xy. TUN O F AfldT7CY7GK ssmar F Q Tl f n J v X, DC ost D 5 HN1 fl V 3 J A2 .ow 'P , . , ', fe 1, .. Ifh , Elirste , L. K4 S.ffJ'k1, Kcllx, lc. Row 2 Dembuch, Keixei, Dudek, Manly Wemke. Pew I R. K YC'kl, Prues, ' .K QA sperglx, Bemzli, Efgfzri, Asgpm ft? 5 ff' 2 V. 'dw tfitlivftl it The purpose of the lntra iugil Clui, is to provide an opportunity for those hoys who do not participate in the rnaior sports to compete in activities which are physically, mentally and socially sound. Qur intramural athletic prmirarn is cirfianizvd and directed for the lvenffit of the male student body, irripartially and completely, equally open to all students. The program offered is seasonal and consists of dual, individual, and team sports. The activities and the intensity of Cach are governed by the student interest, the time required, and the availalvle equipment and facilities. Any lzoy may liecome a rnernticr of the clufu and may participate in the activities for which he is physically fit. Participation is entirely vcluntary, with the participants loeinq qraded acccrdina to their natural aloility to equalize competition, Most of the bays in the senior hiah participate in one cr more of the activities. ft is hoped that all cf th hoys will participite 'ri at least cn of th cctivities during each of the three seasons SOPHOMORFS L ws Llintze Osn H ri for rn Qerr fl c l a 45 1 Q ' I l . R . S 'P 4 ' i l K ', , ' '. Ro:-.' ff Howe, ev i, . ' , l o , ei , L t, Fo.-. f fte , ct, iz er, S irc:-tier, Tescmf r, Erl nscn. I . ff v Y ii: QL V . . - ' - AA-.Q f ' ' Row 3 McCutcheon N1ebergall Roeske Drscher Marth Maaxt Carney Evnle Row 7 C ach Rosenhauer LEVVIS Pavnter Erlckson Kostroslcl Zeff Weber Row I Slppl Passow Marauardt Boettcher G rum Conn r Bauer Ten ms WHS had another successful year 1n ter1n1s 1n 1941 when lack Zeit No l smqles player and Wlnner ot the all school tournament placed second IH the Valley Conference meet at Wlsconsm Raplds by deteatmq Menvel of Hap1ds 62 62 He lost to the slnales ace from Stevens Pornt IH the tmals The doubles team composed of Danny Zlebell and Grant Ford also won the1r medals and s cond place by deteatlnq the Pomt doubles team 26 7 5 64 They lost to Merrrll 1n the tlnals The net squad ot 1942 largest ln the school s hrstory IS studded wlth a number ot vet r ans lncludlnq Evyue Slppl Maa1t Zeit and Gerum Represented loy these expertenced racquet men WHS should cop a maJor oort1on ot the honors at the Wxsconsrn Valley Conference tournament thrs year 44 ,A I ' ' y -f', , , ,9 e . . l 1, , . - ','. - . 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The club is entirely sell supporting which is made possible by the sale of hot dogs at the football games and the collection oi dues each semester. The girls receive pins or school letters through an established point system. 4 I. ..f0.L'J4fJ1QL. w' ' . :V - .42 j-11. ff ,uf 'I 'far' ' I I. ,H'f 4117 ,J M74 f AL 1 To How Row How Eotto Row Row Row picture IH Katczka Nikolai Rauschl ze kowicz Ziebell Wilson Green Rasmussen Talbot Boerke Kiefer Wiesneske Huey Tesch Reich Collin Genrich Balrr Iohnson Niebergall Oelke Pawlllcowski Berres Barz picture Boetcher Wiren Clark Lilgvist Sternl, rg Witter 'Wood Berres Luedtl-ce Glasel Rock Wlmrner Reich Evans Taurangeau Braatz Ahlman Vangalis Simonson Vavra Libman Kittel Ninnemann Beckman 46 White fl ,Q ll I I SI' A ri n ' 4.A' . hh I N fafn ' fix. ,4,1Lf I 1 - , 'lt - I., y ld... . GA , Rcw fl Dahilce, Eeilke, Stieber, Cone, Narlcch, Guenther, Hayes, Burrow, Tetzlaff, Giiizfrt. 3- ', .,Cc ,T'., 3-W 2 , , , ', te, , , . . 2-- ,, , , ' , ' , , , . V J I t 4 x ' ' K fit l, f iw . M 3 U li f W 4 f' , r X ffm' J!! V 3 f ,MV K I lj l I I ' K, ' H il: j Sf? fl MNUIA I X171 f D 'll lflf W4 ,xl X , ,J ,if ,bfi .1 ff J! ol? , ' l , . ,-I' t f f ff lm t J, if Tllie Golf rn of Wl present pf or co tion tcfur b y who poll ver all oppon- fxglnts tolffiio a veuysucc sstu eason. e te , K e ot lei - ners Mark Kordus, 'I Ste?ari6k,'Wallac at? tan es, n two ma hes from Merrill and tied Sironglghawano t . ln the isconsin conference. lt tournarnent held at Wis- cofisid Rapids, tearn won tirst place lor the third lo ive season. Mark Kordus and X V 1 Williarlw St nik were the individual winners at ournarnent which is an honor that any liiqh xsclilvflol golfer would qreatlv appreciate. Two letter-winners Kordus and Staples, return trorn llast years sauad to torni the nucleus ol thislvears learn. The tearn under the super- vision oi Mr. Underwood has an extensive schedule which includes rnatches with Merrill, Shawano, Eau Claire, and as a final eriqaqeritssrxt, the Wiscorisin Valley Conference Golf lrfurnarnent. Row 2 Eviuc Welsrr ann Roepkc Staples Eqdahl G rurn - - ' 1 , 4, , , e . Howl Erunrier, Kcrdiis, Sippl '.'.'iII, Klnsertf Staples. 69fl4llll In th Buck t Ready' Some Form? Throw That Appl lust a Coach Up and Ove 48 Strawberry and Raspberry The Captain A Rear View 62:14 Am --nn-und' ,ff 'C -Q15-N Pep Section Hcmxen Wendorf Sherfmslo Kami-Crt Lcmqenhclhn Grlqqel Hoeft 49 O 3 ' 'J .- if ' 'Gif X 5351.559 ' . - Fl 5- Ya ' . 'E' Y: .V V , I , I ,V M ' Y . KZ V l Q- . Wk' V 1 In Everyone'lcnows thdt love koi . Beauty and an inner surge fO'2Yf5QlQ. it are deeply rooted in the hedrrfofx :nan lndeed, mans QUQSIXFOT the line drts, such as rrrpxsic is as old as :nan hirnseli. The best thinqs thdt man does, includina both wcr- shi: Qflfi wcrlq dfilliflfllll the line drts. With niusrc we cdn rnove the world! Edith, hope, devotion, respect, rever- ence, dnd courage these are ali .e drts oi CTGCTUQI.. . Ever Since Eve Ever Since Eve ccricerns Susan Blake, d ycuna and hcpeiul career curl' whg causes the two loyal triusketeers, lohnny Clover and Spud Erwin, Editcr and Business Mari aaer oi the Penguin, d great deal ot distress when Susan nigh pressures herself into the pcs: tion ct Assistant Editcr. Before long she has enthusiastically dnd entirely lIlGdVQfl9l1ll'5 given the boys the nredsies, alznost hdnlcrutct the rrdper, and grivclved thern in an iliedd pinldall dame which threatens to ldnd the boys- dnd Susdn herself in rail. Yes, all thi, and rnore hdppened in the hildrious comedy, Ever Since Eve. I2,,,,. T . , ' ...M . -1 ...t ' Scliclicld, Str Hlirztylt rfly, Stayvlfs ire: fl. V Evite. vw 'M , .vlS'y'fl'Illl, Howl Puerngr Ruder, Lewis Skinner, Kleinheinz, fufdcjit. E-' Ever Smce Eve L v 5115111 Bax 1 w 1 LNVH1 1 ta e 13 1 W 1 V 1 xt Il Hut 1:1 s P1 1 w Qul 3,1111 s NN 1 L 111 11111 ISS 'K S5151 We take you backstage 1nto the world of fantasy where we behold our performers anx1ous ly awartrnq curtarn call Shock ma actresses wrth red dots at the corners of the1r eyes deep ly sun tanned rnasculrne counte nances Gerry S1c1nn r wrth plack streaks ot aqe across her forehead and Stan Staples d1s play1nq a handsome rneche plan he ot cornstarch all stare douhttully at one another only to he assured by the1r capable d1rectors that from a d1stance they would shock the aud1ence Wrth the1r sheer 1'eauty' Sus pense preVa11s and curtarn t1rn-, draws near as we depart to take our place in the audience. on X. COMMITTEFS J ? ae k tqt I1 an 1 e a e v XIl13V'!w 1 1ce11s,11, Sc.. up, oettcher, . ,q 1 .1 acc., Row 2' Sirnonson, Plnllips, Ziegler, Leicht, Kickhusch, lohrxson, Sioan, Snajvp Freeman. , , - X- , , ,. Row 1 lxoczm N.: F-3r:o'tcher, 1-21111, Se11, Brschctt, Leta. 51 Th ree One Act Plays We really emoyed the plays th1s year RICD Man Poor Man and F1fSl Dress Su1t were so humorous that they had most of us rollmq 1n the alsles wh1le the traq1c play Ile sobered even the l1vel1est student All 1n all the program was a well balanced one w1th excellent performances by the Cmmhaq actors qulded by the tme su How 3 Vanqahs Podratz -ken-rke Beckman Graunke Frawley Bachhuber Whlt pefvlslon of the d1T9ClOfS man Prehn Snapp Mevdam Garske .6 IA!! Pow2 Z1eqler Marty Trager I-lelnemann Eckerle Klemhemz Welter Matz Mornscn I.e1cht Bump Pow l l Koch N Koch Mernll lehn Slhars W! Deep tragedy preva1ls 1n the 1ntense play of the evenmq Ile X, he wh' hffq veg the Bermg Sea The men have obta1ned only a llttle whale o1l 1le as they call 1t ow 1 1S Iune the ICD IS breakmq up food has become scarce the crew IS 1n a mutmous o they demand that the sh1p start home To make matters worse Mrs Keeney the capta1n w1te becomes homes1ck and hysterlcal Captam Keeney IS cauqht between two forces He has been a successful Whaler who has never before return d to port wlthout a qood cargo of 1le On the other hand h1s love for h1s Wlfe IS another entanglement wh1ch he must cope w1th 1n th1s drama of absorblnq 1nterest and r1s1na 1ntens1ty Mrs Keeney Bette Nelson Captaxn Ke ney lames Abeqqlen oe lack McCully Steward Al Lehman Second Mate lack Delaney Ben lack Zeff The Crew D n McCutcheon B111 Merr1ll D1rected by MISS Boardman Student Duectcr Pat KlG1Hl'1GlDZ Row 2 Zeff Kle1nhe1nz Mlss Boardman Nelson Row' Lehman Abeqglen Merrlll MCCully McCutcheon 2 l 1 M ' , . , 1 . ' , ' 1 , . , N f .I I if Ile K MJ .1 fx U 1. . . l'At-f lantic Queen, has been away from its port for two years and it has been trozert in bkjlh ice i 1 . 1 V 1 1 , , 1 1 1 nl . d l .....,. L The First Dress Suit The plot of th1s comedy The F1fSl Dress Su1t revolves around a typtcal h1qh school boy Teddy who IS to wear hts flrst dress sult to h1s s1sters weddmq However smce h1s srster OCLUDIQS the bath room too lonq Teddy unable to wash and dress up at once IS faced w1th the problem of QIVIHQ hrs su1t to Iohnny the brrdeqroom who has lost hls Mother at tempts to smooth out the d1tt1cult1es and make peace The surprxsmq chmax IS the h1qhest of a serles of truly comtc srtuatlons wtf owwf LAI .zfvv 'N ,J f-4 f ff R ow 'P Dvorak Gexsse Mlss We1se Bohr f KZP' ROV! 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'1 U Ei ,Bl -V .- il ill Ivl . f 2' - 4 i .4 c 45 i Q 5 2- ' H Ac -1 U' Q f V4 H LI: -5 N KD ,L Q Q' . . 5 2 ,- : Q- ' ,fl 1 7: 2 3 5 r 11 P 51 3 N E L4 Lu 7 LA. 1 nn U7 fr- fi Ti 3 E: Rf 3 Q FLUTE Clark Edmund Evlue Marlan Meydam Elame Wrlcox Iamce OBOE Drppman Kathryn Flueqel Leah Prey Kathryn BASSOON Mechelke Helen Poeske Adelmc- CLARINETS Allard loan Anlclam Donald Brrt Floyd Frnken Iohn Formella lack Fowler Robert Hernz lohn Hickey Peter Janz Dorothy Kalkofen lean Klemschmldt Iohn Krorenwetter Ioan Kurth Warren Marty Vrvran Matz Betty Merrlll Brll Mueller Lloyd Snapp Tresa Rosrne lrene Zregler 1 ALTO CLARINET Abrtz Donald e Color Guard Sensor l-llgl1 School Band BASS CLARINET Tauferner Russell ALTO SAXOPHONE Berlke Reuben Radant Eldon Radtke Thayne Mllbeck Dorothy Zender Fred BARITONE SAXOPHONE Sandqurst Wrllls SOPRANO SAXOPHONE True Catherrne CORNET Baker Bob B unner Darroll Day Russell Ellrott Robert Evlue Douglas Frsher Davrd I-larrrs lack Huebner Harle1 Humphrey lohn Lehman Al McCul1y lack Meydam Edwrn Petrl Grace Schoenherr Lowell Srmonson Donald Smalley Brll Zlmmermann Karl HORN Drckxnson Eugene Gueller Charles Larson Ioanne Levandoskr Phyllrs Loqas Mary Roloff Rosamond Tetzlaff Helen Wenclorf Gerhard Zlrbel Rosemary TROMBONE Conner Walter Davres Danny Fellows Robert Ia ade Charles Kl mp Roland Plantrko Arthur Tobey Paul Wrllrarns Marlon Zrebell Laume BARITONE Bloom Tom Morqan Iohn TUBA Kemps Gordon Lodholz Marvm Staples Stanley Werbel George Zoromskl Andrew DRUMS Adamsheck Norman Butterfreld Ben Egan Bob Gertschen Gerald Hoffman Garth Rerch Betty Smrth Duane Weber Carroll Nauta Hayes Schubrmq Trrttm Radtke Barkow Zlebell Zocl'ert Baker 5 as Nw m,...f,.. 60 ,-I I F nkpn 7 Dba Mow Fe ows Zeoer Y rbe Mfwchrx kr: Twvcr Pofsko Levin desk BGG Y Hayes S:h1br mg, Iohnsom, Frfehn, Stuhlfzxuih, UCISGI, M W3 HO Q. fw- -Q. . fx- -... PON BONE' 1LAR NE' fx'NJO ,Ef- I , Im 1 ni , Elaine VIOLIN Baker C Mqrqc 'S Hay x ,.4 1 Burkow, Don ,-. I I ORNET 1.1. f-. .M P H rk MG th Bomfle I1 rin Mu hoff Ck Di Peck, Beverly q me Dr FV Inrrftirw CHAN! W I1 'JF O BASS loo rvorrlcxn, VIOLA erum, Michael DRUIV' HORN N- f-. bv- 4. ,- Top I-latters Here IS a small group ot boys that have overcome many obstacles to make a dream ome true that of havmg a good all school dance band the Top Hatters Smoothmg out the faults ot last year s band the boys have elected offrcers and practlced d1sc1pl1ne Gov rned under democratrc rule the boys ln th long run have had a lot more fun Playlng th1s year has been lrmtted to a certam degr e Publlc appearances have been at clubs school dances and floor shows Now for some thumbnarl brographres by Benl Butterfleld the bands Hot lazz Fxend lohn Flnken C Bra1n J He rs puttlng the band through school slngle handed' Our 88 man CP1ano to you'l Clttford TGICZ C Farmer 5 The laz1est man rn the world Bass Beny Buttertleld C Boom Boom l Th1s guy IS the hottest drummer outsrde a Negro band Whenever the boys got hot under the collar Bem would b ln there patchlng thlngs up He was also busrness manager Drums CBy Bob Fellows? Doug Evjue C Reef l Prexy ot the band A slave drlver 1f there ever was one He l1kes g1rls' Flrst trumpet Bob Baker C Hard as Nalls J The soltde t sectlon man th1s slde of Brokaw Second trumpet Al Lehman CH1s nlckname has to be censored some people wouldnt understand'l The brgge t cut up ln school Thlrd trumpet hy' F1rst trombone Bob Fellows C Wolf 7 He wears track shoes around school' Hrs tavorlte IS that he has never found a g1rl that could outrun h1m yet' Cyetl Second trombone Fred ZenderCn1ckname unprmtablel Play a good lead alto sax He 1S also very proud of h1 scholarshlp to Sturgeon Eddy Normal' Frrst sax W1ll1am Donald Z1egler C Zrg J He 1S our r1de clarmet man The she1k of the band Was deported from M1nnesota Second sax Reuben B1elke C HotSpot l Known 1n lo al c1rcles as Polka Rube The only man hvmg that doesnt know a Joke about the Farmer s Daughter Thlrd sax Buss Tauferner The only sane man rn the band CNow who lS k1dd1n who75 The boys had to thaw htm oft hrs b1ke each mornmg th1s wrnter Fourth sax Iohn Schoheld C Iackson D The beet tru t boy w1th personalrty plus' Llkes h1s women w1th Crootlbeer Vocallst Row 2 Fmken TGICZ Butterf ld Evrue Baker Lehman Howl Tauferner B1elke Zlegler, Zender, Fellows Zleb ll Scnofteld 61 c - ' - , . ' e ' , ' e . ' . , : , ' e ' ' ' . Launie Ziebell C Clinker JfGirls territy him. He's the band's problem child. CHe's s .l . . . ' . . . 4 S U . 's ' .... ' . . ll ll- ' . 4 . 1 ll If . ll ll 1 . I .4 I. I I I n 1 - A 4 f 4 I 5 , ' , , . x w Q xx 4 M , 1 , , 1 Q X 1 x lv, YQ A K I A! K xv 5 P w w I H I IN Y QX ,x U OXX3 X J X JJ X31 ,YJ J' tx gl ' K ww X XX JXJ AJ KJ It 5 X , J XJ: Xi: X , 1 1 Nl BOOK TWO NN ' J 1 'xl xx. ,X NX! X in :A I I Y vi ' 'N 1 r V I I sfx sul SN, T a . , . Q 'tid 'Ng if, ,El W J x J mxp, 5 X xl uw tx MN DJ Xa 3, I YJ N1 - cfm oggfc,-44f.g, - Razz of Jfm4, w N I X xx-, ' - Zfm!mc!a44men.f Nj Y X. if we 'N - 20-MQJLIKIIZ ealwfzaafwgv Q, ' XM A X I 4 Emma, i... ,GLM N,7,, fs If ,... y, ..- JMXW XX 030,2- Q w Negff Q I Qjj5 fif'Z-QD h . M jkkA,X n 4' 'Ln'-'K--f 1 u . K. 1 . I' ' ' f' .!'.. ,I ...1 I QW A92 M4255 ,Zigi W' ff W gf ,x V' wi-W f rw Row l Dorothy Abraham General Busrness Course Phyllts Aldrrch General Buslness Course W1ll1am Aner s Englrsh Course Annabel Anderson Forelgn Language and Englrsh Course Vlary Ellen Andrews Account1ng and Engl1sh Course Adellne Arent English Course Row 2 Rrchard Baker Scrence and Math Course Robert Baker Scrence and Math Course Vrrgrma Ballschmreder Accountlng and Englrsh Course Herbert Banrk General Busrness Course Phyllrsnean Barz Stenographrc and Engllsh Course Marron Bauman Englrsh Course Row 3 Eugene Baunnann General Busrnes Course Betty Lou Beasa Steno graohrc and Englrsh Course W1'l1am Beasa lndustrral Arts and Englrsh Course Betty lane B auchame Englrsh Course Iames Beck lndustrtal Art and Englrsh Course Margaret Beck Accountmg and Englrsh Cours Row 4 Ruth Ma Beck me Arts and Enghsh Course R uben Betlk Accountrng Course rev B rdrtck h our lourse Bems Stenographrc and E h1c and Englrsh Course Russell Ber Row 5 Charlotte Berres Stenographtc and Englrsh Cours Carole Btllrngton Englrsh and Socral Scrence Course Andrew Brsbecos lndustrral Arts and Enghsh Course Harold Brschoft Englrsh Course Danrel Bla1r Scrence and Math Course Earl Blrese Englrsh Course Row 6 Lrllran Bllese Stenographtc and Englrsh Course Lorrarne Blrese Scrence ond Math Course Mabel Blrese Stenographrc and Englrsh Course Marran Blrese Englrsh Course lohn Blrss A ccunttng Course Russell Blrss Englrsh and Socral Scrence Course Row 7 Dorothy Block Stenographr and Englrsh Course Betty Mae Bloom Englrsh Course Lyle Boelter Accountrng and Englrsh Cours Bette lane Boettcher Stenograohrc and Enghsh Cours luntor Bo ttcher Accountrng and Englrsh Course Betty Bornberg Englrsh Course Row 8 Darrel Braatz Englrsh and Soc al SCISHCQ Course Ioyc Braatz Steno graphtc and Englzsh Course Betty Brandenburg Engllsh Course lohn Breske Stenographrc and Enghsh Course Charles Brrmm r Englrsh and Socral Scr nce Course Margaret Brrtten Stenographrc and Englr h Cours ' ' 1 1 I 1 . A . 1 Q . I 1 - V 1 1 1 1 1 1 M1 1 1 'W' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 . , , Q - C . , f C 1 1 A 1 1 1 - Q V 1' - Q 1 - V 1 1 1 V , , U. .2 1 an Q C C , C C, ' ' ' e ' E ' ' ' h , C 1 , H , .1 , V. Q- ' ' 1 V1 1 1 1 1 1 A-1 1 1 1 1 - 1 XJ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 V ' 1 1 f- . 1 V 1 1 - Q' 1 1 V1 . . ,II , Q . 1 A C1 . C 1 1 1 - WC, Q ' - Q . 1 . A 1 V 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . . U . D 1 . A , J , l.. .C A . . ,H 2 V 1 ' I - D V. . QS ax 3 gf QQ: 'N U 'VP Iii' Z' N 3 A .4 ' Q 9 if f K.,. ,.,,. V 'Zi 1. 5 f Y 'X J' ? Q x 4 K Q 'f ,, 14-:Er-' My ' + X 4 YN K Q! BJ' ' QP . 3 . 1 'vii f . f' .' , my 4- ! '.K 5' I Xu 3 f 1, J ,, zkiz I X v h . .v .. N. I A X , L' f lf . V 2:2 ' - .': :: -. ' x s I :gg55::.fa,::,gg: :rg ' ,Q v. w 1 Dorothy Brown Accountrng and Engltsh Course Larry Brown General Busrn ss Course Delores Brurnrnond Frne Arts and Englrsh Course Da roll Brunner Englrsh Course lohn Bu ll Scrence and Math Course Vtfrllrarh Burger Englrsh Course Row 2 loyce Burk G neral Busrness Course Leo Burns Accountrng and Englrsh Course Walter Burson Vnglrsh Course Thornas Bu ko Englsh and Soclal Sctence Cours Ben Bltt rtreld Englrsh Course Donmd Carlson S rence and Math Course Row 3 Arthur C rnev Englrsh Cours luy Chrrsten en Englrsh and S C a Sctence Co se Wa r Chrrs an Accoun na ar d Engl sh rr Audr lark Engl h and Socrcl SCIGWP Cours frrrn la l nrent Account ng ar d E jtrsh Cours Gordon C nrad Erglrsh Cf ur e Row 11 Lorr me Dallo Eng ours Bay Dcrlrz c Ena Englrsh Cou se Buss Day alrsh E ra sh Cours Row 5 Elmer Dellenhach Accountrng and Engl sh Cour Do cr D ntela Hornernalcrng and Englrsh Course l yce Deruek l-lornernalcrng and Vnglrsh Course Bartoara Dern Acceurrtrn an Evglrsh C tree 4 D uts h Engltsh Course Bo rt D zur Enal sh CC re. Row 6 Russell Dtckenson lndustrral Arts and Englrsh Course Shrrle Dol schal Englrsh Course Ruth Mae Drake St nographrc and Englrsh Course Gerald Drengler Englrsh and Socral Scrence Course Dorothy Drew Englrsh and Soclal Sclence Cours Wrllrs Drurnrn General Busrness C urs How 7 Rrchard Dudley Englrsh and Socrar Scrence Course leanne Dulfour Englrsh Course Wallace Durkee Englrsh Course Wrllram Ebert SCI n e and Math Course Fulton Egdahl Englrsh and Socral S renc Course Grace Egeler Engllsh Course Row 8 Ervrn Eggebrecht Englrsh Course Lorna Eggebrecht Englr h Course Florence Erclcerneyer Stenographrc and Englr h Course Edward Ellrott ln dustrral Arts and Engltsh Course Frank Erdrnann Englrsh Course lennle Erarnann G neral Bdsm ss Course pA H - t . lv 1 f 1 ' Q . A , ' ' . ,- C. C, , X C, A , . J 5 e , . A A op A A , e . 7, 3 W N- 1 I N' I 4 I 7 - , C , ' 7 AA C s r , 1 A ' ' Q- 1- Q ' ' - l C, C . A ,, , C A- , A. C . V - 4 r 1 - a A, ,ep n S , C A o 1 A A f . - Q .. f. f' , - A A., U1 , TUG Clx r , . .. - r J IC x,Gt 59, C3 Y- ' f, -A. All fD A ,. C , .b 4 t C: Cf, Ce Cl C15 nb, C, ' ' t '1 nv' ' r eg ,A o , I Ct' s A. ax ec e r hrc -ez C e , J- Atsh Course: Bernard ,lm cc and Aglrsh Coursey Neal Davrs, A re y . rset Delnsge, r 111- Ce. , C 4 f 4' QL' fl faq 3 l , 1 -f CC, 1 CC C , C 1 o A- , . Ao f A A : , A a' A A d :A C ox Sq ll.-3Y'y' e c A, .A ' 7 oe e , Arr- ru se. - 1 I 9 9' V f , 9' e I , A . . 2 A , , A . . A K, A 9, . , A Q 11. . . . , A . I . l . l I I2 fs e 1 1 1 1 V be 1. , A ' C . Q Cf A , . - , ' 7 , S J I 1 - - 3 I f ' ' 7 , 5 . l A w ' Q , 'C C . r ff! 90' if ' X 1 I 'K .. -mg QW T! ., Q im G ' l5,..- f 'V ' ,. if X in N. Jw :A s- Qm , , N. ., if Y , . . . , 3 v n 1 - I v -fp- tr 'F .f XJ WPG ,qv !Q Q- I 'Q Rowl Ellen Gehrke General Busines Course lane Gendron English Course lifichael Gerurn English Course Fred Glasslorenner English and Social Science Cours Clarence Glen tzke Accounting and English Course Delores Gnirk Stenograplc c and Engl sh Course R W 2 Rosella Go tsch English Cours Wilb rt Goetsch English Course loan Goetzke Stenographic and Engl sh Course Melvin Gohdes English Course Donald Gorectke Accoun ing Course Donald Graniinske Account ing Course Row Seflrma Graveen, General Business Course, Charles Greeb, Accounting Coursey Wesley Green, English Coursey Elroy Grernler, English Coursey Angeline Gritzrriacher, Stenographic and English Coursey Cyrillia Groshek, Stenographic and English Course. Row 4fLaurie Grosskopt, Stenographic and English Coursey Rudolph Zadra, General Business Coursey Roger Gutknecht, General Business Coursey lanet Hallada, Accounting Coursey Lynette Hanneman, Stenographic and English Coursey Betty Harding, English Course. How l-Iarnes Erickson, Accounting and English Course, Anne Etzkin, English and Social Science Course: lean Evans, English Course, Arthur Everson. English and Social Science Coursey Beatrice Everson, English and Social Science Course: Douglas Evjue, English Course. How 2-Eugene Fahl, Accounting and English Course, Sharon Feck, English Coursey Robert Fellows, English and Social Science Course: LaVerne Fen- haus, English Course: Louise Finger, Stenographic and English Course: Iohn Finken, Science and Math Course. How 3---Doris Fisher, English Course: Marian Fitzgerald, Stenographic and English Course: Roy Abitz, English Course: Leah Fluegel, Stenographic and English Coursey Mercedes Fons, English and Social Science Coursey lack Formella, English Course. Row 4!Virginia Fox, English Course, Vernon Fraaza, Accounting Course: Anna Froehlich, English Course, lean Gaedtke, Stenographic Coursey Betty lane Garske, Stenographic Coursey Esther Gazdecki, Stenographic and Eng- Q . lish Course. we 6 xi 59 t M-.K :g . :-:- ---2 H .: M. f, ,is 5 if 3.4 21? x, j 95 K 1' 3 if! v . ll , Row l Manon Hartwlg SCIENCE and Math course Loulse Hattstaedt Engl sh and Soc1al Scrence Cours Florence Hell bt nographtc and Engl1sh Course Manon Herzog Enghsh Course Esther Hmtz General Busrness Course Delrnore H1rsch Engllsh Course Row 2 Betty Hoett Stenoaraphtc and Engltsh Course Reglna Hornrnerdtng Engllsh Course V1VlGH Huber Screrce and Math Course Ervln Huckbody Engllsh Course Geraldtne Huehnertuss Steaographtc and Engllsh Course W1ll1am Hummel Englrsh Cour e Row 3 Carl Hunsxcker Enghsh and Soc1al Sclence Course V1rg1n1a Hunt Enghsh Course V1rg1n1a Hurd Stenograohrc and Engl1 h Course Mernll Hyde Sc ence and Math Course Robert lsberner General Bustness Course Dorothy Iacob Englr h and Soc1al Sclence Course Row 4 Wallace Ieh unttng and Erilrsh Course Eugen lessup Gen cral Business Cour e Wllbur lohnson Engllsh Course d Stenograph1 and Engltsh Cours Stenographxc and Enghsh Course Robert Karl Engltsh Course Robert Kas Enghsh Course Lucllle Katczka General Busrness Cours lerorne Kaztak Accountrng and Engllsh Course Row 5 Maryorl Kazrnler Stenographlc and Engl1 h Course Lalvhra Kerse HIQIGT Stenographlc and Engl1sh Course Mrlton Kersten Englrsh and Soc1al Scrence Course Ralph Kettunen lnaustnal Arts and Engl1sh Course loan K1ckbusch Engltsh and Soclal Scrence Course Dons Knek Enghsh and Soc1al Scrence Course Row 7 Chester Kttowskl Engllsh Course Beatr1ce Krttel Elne Arts and Eng llsh Course Florence K1ttcl Engllsh Course Arnola Klttel Eme Arts and Engllsh Course Paul Kle1n Account ng and Engllsh Course Patr1c1a Kl 1n hernz Sctence and Math Course Row 8 Verneta Kle1nhe1nz Stenographlc Course Dorothy Klnnek Engltsh Course Frank Kluever Flne Arts ana Engltsh Cours lack Kmppel Engl1sh Course Ia lc Koch A couvttmg anol Enghsh f'ourse Norman Koch Engl sh and Socral Scrence Course , K F, 1 n ii ' ' 1 ez ' , N e ' ' ' : I 7 l l , I 1 ' 7 l , ' ' , ' s . , i : ' , , ' : , 's f ' ' . s ' ' ' l o is o p ' , ' 5 ' es, , 'c Row 5eRosella Kaas, Stenographic and English Coursey Evelyn Kalinke, ' ' 2 , ' : S, A I l , A ' ez ' , V x9 A , H 'S I A ' ' . 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Q ff Bow I Irene Koll: ck General Busmess Cour e Davrd Kolprtclce Account 1ng and Englrsh Course Vrrgrnra Kostroekr Englrsh Cours Florence Kratt Englrsh Course luantta Krake St nograpnrc and Engl sh Course Leonard Kramer Engllsh Course How 2 lla Krrenke St nographrc ano Enghsh Course Bondell Kropla Gen eral Busrness Course L e Krueger Ergllsh Course Marvm K ueger General Bustness Course Lots Ku hl Ho nernakrng and Engh h Course Dorothy Kufahl Enghsh Dourse Row 3 Leo Kulprnsla Engllsh Course Edwln Kurth Accounttng and Englrsh Course Goldre Laahs Englr h flourse Orytlle Laahs Accountrng and Englrsh Course Clarence Lake Sclenoe and 'Vlath Gour e Patrlcra Lake Englrsh Course Row 4 Harold Lanlore Gour e M lvrn Lang General Buslness Cou ter r hrc and Enghsh Cours Marcell Langenhahn nglts our e eno sdort Stenographrc and Engllsh Course Elle n Lau er Enghsh Course How 5 Herbert LaValce Engl eh Course Char 6 TCIVICK General Busrness Course Dorothy L tt l General Busrness Co use Beverly Lercht Engltsh and Socral Scr nce ourse lean LGlSlllCOM Enghsh and Soctal Scrence Course Carl Lella Ac ountmg and Engllsh C urse Row 6 Prrscrlla Lclvl e Englr h Course Phwlhs Levandosla Englrsh and Socral Sc1ence Course lane Lewrs Englrsh and Soctal Sclence Course Martm Zarnke Engltsh Course B the Lrheaust Englrsh and Socral Scrence Cour e lack Lrllge Engltsh Cours Bow 7 Burdette Lrncl nann Englrsrt anol Soc al S rence Course Dorothy H Ltnder Etne Arts and Engllsh Cour Dorothy Mae Llnder Englrsh Course lack Lrtzer Englmh Course Alvn Lodholz Englrslr Course loe Lohrnar Englrsh Course Bow 8 George Lonsclorl Scrence and Math Course Buby Lucht Steno graphrc and Enghsh Course Be dune Luecltlcc Stenographrc and Englrsh Cour e Lucrll Luna Stenographrc and Engllsh Cours Alots Lupa Eng hsh and Socral Sclence C uree Clrftord Machynlak lnclustrtal Arts Course f 9 1 , S I 1 ' , A ., 1 C1 1 ' 1 ' Q 1' 1 - I 1 V A I , . 1 1 1 . 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I xxx ..:,. ,fl ' an 'F' ,1-v A X. 4 fi 1'-' Eff? 3.2 5 in ,'-, in A ,. :- QQ 1 .XV vw Row IfGeorge Magit, English Coursey Peter Malalc, General Business Coursey Marion Manecke, Stenographic and English Coursey Mary Alyce Marquarclt, English Coursey larnes Mathie, English Coursey LaVerne Mathwick, English Course. Row 2-Ralph Mattson, English Coursey Betty Matz, English Coursey Patricia McCarthy, English Coursey Mary McCloskey, Stenographic and English Coursey Helen lean Mechelke, General Business Coursey David Meilahn, Accounting and English Course. Row 3fBetty lane Meuret, Accounting and English Coursey Elaine Meydarri, English and Social Science Coursey Marion Meyer, English Coursey Russell Miller, General Business Coursey LaVerne Mioskowslci, Stenographic and English Coursey Mary Morrison, English Course. Bow 4fGerald Mueller, English Coursey Virginia Mueller, English Coursey Cornelia Narloch, Stenographic and English Coursey Margaret Narloch, Stenographic and English Coursey Floyd Nelson, General Business Coursey Genevieve Nelson, English Course. my , .. N f 'fWi Wmiwwfl jp jp! pw ow I-Rob rt Niebergall, English Coursey Donald Nienow, English Coursey Ddj! Edward Nievenski, English Coursey Ann Nikolai, English Coursey Alice Nirnz, English Coursey Gladys Norton, Stenographic and English Course. Row 2eeThonias Ober, Science and Math Coursey Bob Ohrn, lndustrial Arts and English Coursey Lois Oldenberg, English and Social Science Coursey Donald O'Leary, Accounting and English Coursey Verna Olejniczalc, English Coursey Roy Oleson, English Course. How 3fCordon Olson, English Coursey lean Osswald, Stenographic and English Coursey Robert Otto, English Coursey lune Parker, Stenographic and English Coursey Geraldine Pauls, Stenographic and English Coursey Albert Pawlilcowski, English and Social Science Course. Row 4fRichard Poynter, English Coursey Vernon Penn, English Coursey Donald Peplce, English and Social Science Coursey Alrnon Pepper, English and Social Science Coursey Marion Perske, Stenographic and English Coursey Dorothy Peterson, English Course. s Pow l Gladys Peterson Stehoqraohtc and Enalrsh Course Lyle Peterson Enalrsh Course Eoy Peterson G neral Busrness Course Charles Peth Enqlrsh Course Patr 1a Phtlhps Enalrsh and Socral Sctenc Course Marron Plank Enqlrsh Cours How 2 Phrlrp Podruch SCIGTCQ and Math Cour e Ad ltne Poeske Steno qraphrc and Enalrsh Cou se Albert Preqont Enqlrsh Course Leora lane Preqont Enalrsh Course Shrrley Mae Preaont General Busrness Course loyce Prehn Enqlrsh Course Row '9 Errna Preuss G n ral Bu tness C urse Eoloert Pu r G n ral Busrncss Cours Vrratl Eaasch G n ral Bu rn ss Course Ela n Eadcrnt Accountr ra and Enalrsh Course layce Radandt Enqlrsh Course Wall Radlott Enqlrsh Course Row 4 Enoa n Ra Ac untna and Enansh C arse E th Eaalc St nagraphrc an 1 Enarsh and S ral Scrence Course Co lf How 5 Mary lane lztrtaer EP gltsh and So 1al Sctence Course Lors Ro li Enallsh Course Shr l y Eohlt Enalr h Course Leonard Eohlolt Accountrna and Enalrsh Cours lun Rolotl Stenoaraphrc and Enalrsh Course Aly e Ron li Stenoqraphrc and Enqlrsh Course How 6 losephln Rud r Enallsh Course Mary Ryan Stenoaraphtc ana Enalrsh Course Dona Salvador St roaraphrc Course Elmer Sann Enaltsh and So ral Sctence Cour e B ver y Sax Enalrsh Course Mary Sazarna Engl sh Course- Row f lean Schaupp EIlQllSl'l and Socral Scrence Course Ray Scherbe Enqllsh Course Mae Schrllrnq Homernakmq and Enallsh Course Carolyn Schmtdt Enqlrsh Course Elwood S hnndt Enqlrsh Course Marron Schrn dt Accountrnq and Enqlrsh Course Row 8 Iohn Schotreld Enalt h Course Geora Schubrrna Enalrsh and Socral Scrence Course lrene Schu ta Enallsh Course Gertrude Schultz Enqhsh Course Helen Schultz Enallsh Course LeRoy Schultz Enqltsh Course 7 V ' , 9 ' f A , 5 IC , 9 ' I , C. -M , . o , s 7 e , A , , r I . . , 7 , f I , . -X W- Q an - . 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KJ! .- N l X ow l MC5!'JOT1Qf Sc ultzl Enalrsln and Socral Sc1ence Course Arlrne Sclwu ,mach f Stenoqrdphlc and Enalrsh Cours Lors Schwarm Vnaltsh Course SYanl9'y Schwartz !Account1na and Enqlrsh Course Mrlton S ehater Enalrsh Course, W1llramfSell Accountmq and Enalrsh HOW 2Ll.aurence Sewaclcr nqlrsh Course Marcra S monson Frne Arts and Epallsh Course Myron Sunonson Enalrsh Course Charles Srppl Account lrnq and Enalrsh Cours V1v1an Slcarweclc Enqlt lu and Socral Sctence How 3 lean Slcmner Enqlrsh Course Marqy Sl an St noarapnrc and Enqlr lt Course Eugene Smrth Enalrslft Course Eurrce Srn h Vnqlrsh and Socra Scrence Course Rlchard Srntth Enqlrsh Co r e Tr a Snapp Enalrsh ana Socral Scrence Cour e How 4 Alrce SfllQOSlC1 our Hut l'1nter Enqlrsh Course Stanley Staples Scren C Walte tepannc En,1l1 lr Caurse Wtllrarrt Stepanrk E ISD rse a Enalslfr and Soc1al Sctence Course Row 5 Marvrn Streber Engl sh Course L 4 Stone Enalsh and Socral Scrence Course Donald Sturm Enalrsh Course Prchard Sturrn Enqlsh Course Donald Swanson Enqlrsh Course En d Swanson Enqltsln C urse How 5 lVl1lly Tallor Stenoqraphrc and Enqlrsh Ccurse Rob rt Tanck Account 1na and Enqllsh Cours lVlur1el Tesch Flne Arts and Enaltsh Course Earl Tessrner Enalrsh Course Ellzaloeth T Wes St noqrapnrc and Enalrsh Course Dorothy Torzewslcr Enqll h Course How 7 loyce Trexbel Stenoqraplnc and Enalrsh Course Ned Treptow Enqlrsh Course Catherme True Enalrsh and Socral S 1ence Cource Florence Ulcena Enqlrsh Course Elarne Urnnus Enalrsh Course Eleanore Llrrnanslct Steno qraphlc and Enqllsh Course Row 8 Walter Urmanslxr, lndustr1al Arts and Vnaltsh Course, Ge-orara Vanqalrs, Stenoqraplnc and Enalrslt Course, Betty lane Vavra, Enalrsh and Soclal Scrence Course, Wallace Vlerautz, Accountrna Course, Ruth lean Wabers, Enqllsh Course, lean Walters, Stenoaraohtc and Enqlrsh Course tx' . . 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Row I Carroll Weber QFIGHCQ and Math Course Arnold lltfernlcaut Sc1ence and Math Course Donald W mlcaut Fnqhsh Course Ray Wemlcant Enahsh and Soc1al Sc1enc Course Ruth Wemlc Stenoqraph1c Conr Leon W9lSbfOd lndu tr1al A ts and Enah h Cours ow 2 Enrnce W1 nh IQQI Ste lOLjTCIpl'l1C a11d Enahsh 1 Gwen l'Velter Enqhsh Course Etoyce Wendort Lnghsh Course Gertrude Wcngel Enqlrsh Course Gladys Weruel General Bustness Cours Doll1t Wh1te Enahsh Course How J lack Wh1tn1an Enqhsh and Soc1al SCI n Course Mano re Whrtrnan Enqhsh Course Grrrn Wh1t Enql sh Course Iosephm W ner Enahsh Course Lanrenc W1 snesla lndu tr1al Arts rnd Enahsh L Urns El 111or W1lde lFldl15lYlC1l Arts C vnrsc How 4 Dorothy Wllk Sl9I1OQfCIDl1lC and En 5l1sh Course H l IQ WlllC1IlSOI1 ness Course lVlar1on A1V1ll1GIIlS l21ql1sh Qonrse Dorothy VV er St no araph1c and Enqlrsh Cour Row 5 Carol W1ren Enahsh Course Betty lan Wood Enaltsh COUKSC DCIWl Yonker Enqltsh Cours Nathah Zarnlc Stenoaraph1c Course W1ll1ar1 Zernke Enahsh Cours Mvnard Z nd r Enansh and Socral Scrence Cours Row o Danny Z1 lo ll Enghsr ana So 1al Sc1 nce Course l.CtL1IllG Z1ebell Sc1ence and Math Cours Alyc Ma Z1 qler S 1ence and Math Cours Wlll1GITl Ztealer S 1 nc and Math Course Carol1r1 Z1mrn r'nan Enahsh Course Fred Znnrne mon Sc ence and Math Course Row 7 Bernard Zrnlq Enahsh Course Ros rnotry Z1rl3el Enahsh and Soctal Sc1ence Cours Manon Lewnzke Unqltsh Course S Danrel Dav1d Enalrsh Course Ph1l1p Flory General Busmess Course lames Gardner Enahsh Course W1rtn Hall General Busrness Course Charles H1lqemann Accounnna and lInal1sh Course Bernard Hoffman Enahsh Course Ian'1eslo1ade Accountrna Course Norbert Kellnhauser Enahsh Course Dorothy Kraqenbrmk General Bu mess Course Arv1n Mathes General Busmess Course Grace Messerknecht Stenoaraphrc and Enahsh Course W1ll1arn Gunnette Enalrsh Cours Steve Schultz lndustnal Arts and Enqlrsh Course Manon Totsch Enqhsh Course Dons Mae Wagner Stenoaraph1c and Enqhsh Course Ruth Zremer Hornernakmq and Enqhsh Course ' 1 sv lf 1 - - 9' ' . ' '- I N-f V J ' ' I , I ' t e 7 Q e1 ' f se: ' 1 s 'f - r 's 'e. R ' 1 ., 1 , - - ' 1 ' fi, 'Z' e se rs ,, 1 .: c Co 1rseg o 1 I I 1 .1 . d 4 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 I , , 1 1 1 I I I I, 1 . I IDI 13 . L 1 r 1 1 . , c, , 1 .I N N 1 , 1 ' e ce 7 1 r ' 1 '1 . ' 1, 'L 4 1. . . ' Q 1,3 1 ' 1 C 1 , .5 . ,1 c c, A. 1 N 1 'N rf w -1 l ' lw C - '1 : e e- 1 2, s 1 . 1 1r .eg s e ' 3 Q ' - N T ., ,, . , fy . z'. 1 e, ' ' . C : 1 e er ' ' '1 Enqhsh Course: Donald W1ll, Englxsh Conrseg Theodore Vtf1ll1 General Bus1- s l 'Q A1 N 1 , 1 1 , r , 1 glillll 1, e '- ' se. Y Z' ' - ' ' 'D' A - .V . X 1 1 G 1 1 A 1 1 1 N 1 1 Q4 Q Q - I 1 11 V V1 1 ' Q- Q Q l' ' ' Q , c, 1 c V 1 - c. N WA sf: ' 4 . l P' lg. - ' 1 C: C 1 D 1 1. C C 1 , 'ez e e e 1 C . ez ' ' ' f-'Q Q 4 i . Q. ' Q ' 1 c c c 1 1 .c V 1 1 P' 1 . ' 1 . 1 . 1 r 1 1 ,. 1 . 1 f--f . 1 7 c : e c 1 . , eg . 1 Z . Q 1 1 1: 1 7 1 Q. I 1 1 1 I 1 ' 2 1 : 1 ' I . Q 1 I A 1 J 3 -J 1 1 - . I . I 1 1 - V1 1 : 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Frednclc Zlmmerman Preszdent Robert Fellows Vlce Preszdent lean Gaedtke Secretary Burdette Lmdeman Trea urer Q aedtke Lmdeman Stanamq Z1 rrran IJNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS P P d 1 he feemm F951 GH Betty Bohr Prestdent Wtlltarn L wls Secretary lcclx Olqop Vlce presldem John K Chmldt TIQQSUIQI Ieann Abranns Secretary Treasure-1 Sztlmg Bc ndt Klelnschmldt LEWIS SIHIUQ Abrams Olson Standmq Freeman Standing Bahr 82 S Siltjn Fellows, G , ' , - 'mme . . I Richard Berndt .... Vice-President A ' ' ' ' ' I I I 9 I . . . . . 7 L L A ' A I - 13135 ' .'-. I 9 I . . - ' ' - -I , ' ' , ' . --- , , Rollofellamvz 'A' Wausaus f1rst casualty of World War ll was Don Plant W ll known sports f1gure who was a v1ct1m of gunshot wounds durlng the attack on Pearl Harbor December 7 1941 Classed as a pr1vate f1rst class he was attached to the 46th Pursu1t Squadron at Wheeler Freld Wah1awa Hawan After 9I'1llSflI'1q IU the regular Umted States army IH August lQ4O he was sent to the Pac1f1c base the followmg November Hrs dut1es there were not known Don was actxve IU hrgh school athlettcs play1ng nght halfback on the football team durtng the sea sons of l93'7 and 1938 and forward for two years on the bask tball team H was a rnemb r of the Wausau H1gh Schools state champ1onsh1p basket J ball team rn l938 Don was actne 1n musrc belng Q member of the chotr Boys Glee Club and carry ,QM o a lead tn the opera of l938 H was also a I mber of the H1 Y PWVATE DONALD w -he 4 4..- 46 H P 1rsu1t Squadl' YW 4 'B QC' 1 as of .1 f- 'RSL if Whlle makmg routln tra1n1ng fl1ghts at Fort Knox and attemptmg to land Roy Drew son of Mr and Mrs Walter Drew Hothschlld was krlled when the plan m whrch he was flymg struck a power lme and crashed Ianuary 3 l94l Roy enl1sted 1n Iune l94O upon the completton and began trarmng wrth a flylng cadet class 1n September of that year He had been statroned at Fort Knox s1nce recervlng h1s commrssron as second heutenant at Maxwell F1eld Alabama Aprll l94l At Fort Knox he was a member of an obser X' vatron squadron that had been converted mto an, 1nterceptor and bombardment umt at the outbre 1, ot the war and was belng prepared for combat du Whrle attendlng Wausau Hlgh School Roy wr 4 t Rgv L DREW on the hockey team and a member of the H1 Y 55 2 ,-.awww , servmm, Sqwdmn He was graduated w1th the class of l935 fu- Aviv Class of 1936 Dunng World War I many of our young men gave the1r l1ves for the country they loved and for the prlnclples for whrch It stood Today agaln dunng World War ll our armed forces are engaged 1n combat and are composed of men f1ght1ng for the same cause as oefor probably w1th a more def1n1te determmiznon Many Wausau graduates are help1ng to swell our army navy a1r and marlne forces and several from the class of 42 have made known the1r 1ntent1ons We who stay belnnd must not sh1rk our dut1es and must help to share the respons1 b1l1ty of keepmg unxted 83 , . 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I I - Class of '43 HOME ROOM 152 Row Mrtchell Mattxce Ovel Barwrck Makowskr Mueller Zrmmerman Row Nowak Muzynoskr Marth Olson D Marquardt S Nelson Morman SIIDOUSOII Row Nlnneman Mxchaelson B Nelson Nelmark Pawllkowskz Neumast Murray B Marquardt R Olson Row Murdock McRae Matteson McEwen Nauta O rlnq MGlhW1Ck Pauls Hanson HOME ROOM 301 Room 4 Lorbetskx Ballscnrrneder Adamschek W1ederhoeft Abxtz Abegqlen Row 3 Tomzska Drew Barkow O Barthels Beckman Baptlst Bartelt Beckman Row 2 Arndt Achterberq Belt Bachhuber Be1lk R Bzzrthels Allard Baker Rowl Paupart Alflman A Baumann Bamk Allen Ahrensdorf Barnett Anderson l Baumann HOME ROOMS 160 AND 355 Row 5 Donovan Carl Wemke Case Gaska Dav1s Umkloefer Chamberlam Vxlaldmqer Thompson Wexbel Blum enfeld ROW Cashuletle R Burns Guenther Urbanske Spotz Werxdorf P1GlZ Wendt Brandenburg Trotzer Tauferner Row Voltz Brown Cleveland Cohen Werner Tapp r Wetterau F1scher L Trantow Taylor Trernel Wachtl Row D Trantow N Trantow Wendorf Boettcher Voss Welderhoelt Wendorf Wlese alr ! mi fied! HOME POOM 204 Roeske Rzchetto Pophal Saqstetter Peterson Shalow Radtke Sarndon Ouade Roepke Houden Robmson Sandqulst Sabatke Radenz Prosser Rehr 1, Anwbv? Row Row Row Pow rs Schmldt Poeske Reynolds Dav1s Rasmussen 'Trevxranus Rlchardson Row Sandholm Re1ch Poverskl Schael Kandzoru R 1d Plank Welter .lJj'VH1 10-ww-1 kwa A X., 1- , , , , , st ' , ' , , . How 3-Tessmer, Puhis, Heuss, M. Burns, Berard, Brandt, Bruess, Bychinski, Busko, Boerke, Christensen, Treibel. 2-- , , , , , 9 , , ' , . , , , . If . , '. , , , - , ' , , ' , T 1 4. I . 1 ff ft ' 'J ' , , 1111 4- , ' . . . . 2 , . ' , . 1 , 3- , . ' , ' . , , , , C . , 2-- e , ' , . I ' . , ' , ' V 1 -. ' 1 ' I V ' Vx le , ' , ', , , e' , , . la , tj vyt,4,1 - 1 , ' -4 A ,- 'V J 1 C . f W 94 NX Class of 43 Row Row Row Flow HOME ROOM LIB. 1 Stuus, R. Schultz, Shulta, Sch Ncrtz, Streich, Tcmck, Sternbxq, Smart. Schulz, N. Schmitz, Stuehcr, Schmidt, Stieber, Kunkel, Shcrfirvki, Cundy, I. Schmitz. Scsffeld, Spczrbel, Steinberg, Schroeder, Steclclinq, Stuhltcxuth, Simons, Schuetz. Stoetercxu, Shivek, Sullivan, Schne-ik, Schult, Stielfner, L, Schultz, Snelling, Smith, HOME ROOMS 302 AWD 307 S J, Sch un-, reg , 'rt , B , cts... If H uc :ji QE 's, L ffin, Kulpinslcc, 'QL5 r.-1, Pussc 1, ccE1,xE': La.u L , l crden, int, zurrf, 'u.n:t .ct Iufuhl. 'wlffli Mike, Ifllhgfi , fn e, GTLZIH -r, TIIIOF S Q 'Mui L:1sh.i3, urriscn, uf, .11 P, L.: pf, fu' .1 ' , ' ztzwiil, Tctznf. 'C::t, Vlolmcn, mllcfiik cz, Rinql , L.n1f1n 96 i 4 Y D A 3 D Q D 9 Q I L wc 5 Sur, r S wc' 'z P ' bb i IIIII ut Z 'ns-ci l n . L vi CI D D lf' u fr f' uv S NCI ' gin J. L 71' u lk ' 'D' 'Q Pc '.'.' ' kuztzx, Lehman, Lcdhgz, Lf-ulvrwr, Oclke, Schoenffild, Pi -hh, Splettstozer Stcechek, Scrxuftt-. ' R 1 ' L2-vi LG i r x cllcf Ok ig G L fl Shi. ' lflc l' Lu t R1 h t W 1 LQ' lf. ' p km LUV' xi ll lkurth lxu fl l ' X ' O' P vlf' i 1 il Class of '43 Row Pow 'hw Row Row Wow Row Row 2 1 HOME ROOM 212 G ler Gaulke C Hcxckbclrtn ChC1fi16T McKoen Grell GW1mm Goetsch Guralske Greeb Grcrunke Gensmcn Frawley G Hackbartll Frxeberq Pre mom L Ghmeclu Freuen Grebe Hubeck Grcsmlck Goldsrmth TL1Sh1I'lSk1 Genrxch t HOMF ROOM 255 wt M Hue-Fner H xsler Hemz Hoffman Hopp I-hldensperqer B L Hmtz Nllcox Breslm Hanson He-yer IGkL1bOWSk1 H1CkQY Henke Iversen Hmiz H wlcnd Huupt Hoeppn r Hammond Nj My 2 2 5 5 1 -4 2' , , . ', ' , , , .' , . . 3 , ,,,, . ., ' , e , . ' ' '. , X 2-- , , , ' , Q , ' ', ' . I- -Gueneberq, Glcrsel, G. Gliniecki, Froelich, Hcxqer, Rhyner, A. Hofemcm, S. Hcxfemcxn, FIWN , r A n l 4- ., , e' , ' , , e, ' . 9 ,A3--'e, , ', , , . f 2- , , 1 ' , o , , 2, , 1 ' ' ' ' f I zu A , ' , ' , 87 Ichns Hollmqsworth HG1Hl1H1Gk Huckbodx -I be Hoemsvh Icmz Hell , y How Row l1c1w lun! C 1 NNW fc xx Haw lmw How 'low 1 Ro 1 Wow HQW Row Class of 143 HOME ROOM 200 1? Lana NIHII Humphrey Scharbau McCunn Hoskm Zmkevcz Lu atke lohnscn Carpenter Levme Hansen I.1ppke L1tzer Kuel1l Kell Lambert Keitunen Lcdhclz lxlnson Kueller Lake Be1llce Kroemnfq lr1nlce Hunger Huey Km r 1 sr r lacelusfm l :Vie Kf1nlcelf1tz Kallwfen Lfplll H 1nr1c HOME HOOMQ 210 AND 201 aaa sC1+1 1 111 1 1 Q ry Anar eyfak Bu1lQr M111 ach Evans Bornllnh aq S Essefls Anrersdorf WGlSl1 Buslco Baken Flueql Grlqqel Ge L 11 Bloom Dr1scoll Erdrnan Davnl D1ep1ce F1 ff rald Dolloff D Ark rrnan Rosne Thornpson Wh1te lrarker Blslvecos Edenhafer Eck E rt 1SC IS Faster HOME ROOM lol l-'le1nsChrr11'lt lohnson Kappa lo ade Klerup Benlnarskl K1 C 0 Kos! sk1 Kau Tbron B11kawsk1 Krueger Kostr sl-:1 Kersten lebn Kebel le 'Cu' 1 Klemhelter Krel1s Kuen Kahassky K1el Kasper Klem 'C1efer 1419 1er K l1ke Ralfn Krohn Kron nwette Kcrt lensen HOME ROOM LIB 2 Smalley Krause LaFave Kersten Bernd! NOW1lk6 Smlth S1monsan Zmqler Yolnz W1rt Zelf l Z1mrr1ermann Gestn r Wlesrnann Fans Radtke D Zastrow Wltter Packard He1demcrnr1 W1esner Weller Wood Tapper Feclc Vfolfqram L Zaslrow l-I1n7mann Wlpfll Zmkevcz Lapmslu Wlesneske Zochert L Z1mme mann We1sberq 89 Y 4 4, ' '. ,,,, ' , 4 , 9' , , , . 31- , f ' , . , ' , ' , , . , , . ' 2 f , 11 , 3 ,f , ' ' , C 'e ,, . ' A l 61, lfewe, , , fx' ., , . ' , L ' e, e' 'r1. 11' 'V 5 Fl .4 V, LllZl!llll'l, Di' l - , A1 kl41111, Eel , Equr, D1-Lislv, fluistian, I 1 , E i ah I' 'ei Flo , '11, ' , Q, Lfb , , Q ,Ed e..- c 5- ld, pp , Iwff? l, . 1 ,,,,- 1, ' ,, ,'- d' Be t, ist1 r1. 2 , ' , , , i ' , 'tpfe ' , , 1 I ,E Fi X., 7 , ' 1 , ',f , ' , ', ,, . , 1- ',Il'1, ' , ', 1 x V 1 Y' : 3 . , ', , 1 3 ', , . , ,, 'n, 0 ck. RL w 2-1 '.1ba'l, ' ' , . ' , 1 fl, , r' , A , e , ns. How I -V ' , .' , , a 'n , .' .. , 1 , F r, , , , V 4f- , , 1 ,,,, 'Z , ' , ' , ' . 1 1 3 , ' , , 4, ' 1 , e, ' , . fp L Rf Class of 'I-Lf-L .Q 4 'YP O 3 5 3 M Moi 5 H' XL M pf A 1 HOME ROOM 353 g , mc ul fkrw K 79n1 E J if wx sm Vxlfni I 5 st xy .gf V S. if will jJY'5l1ubxNzkg Tr,'fJT'11U Vqp X' 1 41 7 -xg.. 1 X. :D ve' A Sb xx mv I 55 Sm qoskl S IH UCL Tomow Sfm Scuwar S lrmc Schultz Pm Si-pak 1 C oenheur S wart Stuolewskl 5 IU L S H ci re W W PJ iz yrm Pow IWS S LXSS-U21 la S 1 me v n 4 SKI FX X r - 1 ' QJJ 'S K J ix V 'J Q .X N J QV 5 . U v ,Tj ii . 1 A t y , 1 . K 1 -. v-f K , f Lf - fw'cww 7 X51 jlxxw' , Klein, WY: , rs' fn St::r1EiQC', - Gu:1vLcL.. v - X Jfcuyf , mir K' sk. -J' QC f, I fvvgn Stmth, Sozrrwzq, Stwxrjsrzj Zzstzfvxv, 'Nui ,r. r , .' Q xl l Y I , W , , , R wx? L f '3 , 'H fr, Cx' C I xklffzi fcur nj, VfO1n:w'!q' 1, Z1::1:11fTr:ti3:1, Zf-mrzfavls. , ,FUIK-'. 'Lf - N . x, ' , V X -J AJ' x . JJ .P f N 41 , JN ' v ,jj 'rj My DJ. X Vbxx jf' X5 'Y ' N11 Q5 HOME RQQM 4 M 1 Q I VK- I, ' 4- .eukelj xi vtxer, ., 'Q ', E, N M , E iz, Oihua' 4, . X3 . y t ' Q, T:1'l3r,rg'H . , 'ch z, ' ', fc? Sdlcrs, SC.1L1?19f, .cI.midt, Slzcutti. XF' Y-if Jian-f 2- QCINQI, Stsfrmsffidd, St hc , Saul , S Ott S'h:1z11z, Stuhlfmuth. ., SVN J fl' . .O Jgchana fef, Jer, Tetz ff, ef, T get, Sx e sm, Tvfss, Tzf-el ' '. LV 'WJ vw-1' QTY - ,VI N3,1 4, , rs V 1, 15' - f' fx ,ry 61 ' L' F-AAN 5 KJ 'LK fi 'Y' F - U QU f, ' I, X 4 : Class of 'I-H4 Row Eiow Row Row Wow Row Row Row HOME RQOM 1U5 l WM f Schubrlnq Plcntllccw lfane Schroeder Messmq Plantnlco j ap! M Meydam Flock lonas Olson Lued'ke C Logos Ober Sautter Scharmer Rmqle Kroenlnq Neuzke Lcrganlce Ohm Hrst Vllendor ces Prehn Marquardt Iohnson Rernhold Krueger Krause Machel Surtevant M Loqas HOME ROOM 109 Hale ck Flnch R Gorectke Frsh r Graveen Platter Gllharn Fowlr Garlel Fr dmcl D Grli macher Garland Frnken Gernetzlce Gllbert Gersse Fog rty Gauaer Goelsch Gardner l-laller Golfdes M Gorectlce M Galew lu I Grltzmach r Guenlner T Gcllewskr FISCWGI Halkoskr Genuch Flsher Granholm Hdlmrnlak Golz Hahn Garr O1 G1lbert . f O , . 'X - , l I l , . .. . . ' V , 5 l , . ' , . , . A , , , ' , . 4 , I , , I , I . , . , , V . 'off 1 U Row l Parkin, Oswald, Vanqalis, Hidderbusch, Rasrnussenllohara, Niencw, Leney, Petri, Muerzel. . 4 e , ' , , ,, , ' e , , - , ' , e , r rn , e ' .3. 3 , ' z , , ' , ' , ' , ' , a , 4 , . 2 , , . , , ' , . s ', . ' e , ' , . ', ' M A Class ol: '44 'hlwzl How Row Row X Row Roy Row Row Row Row Row Row How HOME ROOM 202 Plautz Paulus Paperndorf Voeltzke H Peterson F Radtke Prehn Pawlowskx Ftalacz Penn Pepper D Peterson P torsen Phrlllps Ftadenz Pennel Bahn Badue Haake Peterson Passow Porah Podratv Radloff Paulson Prey Preu A Hadtlce L Bazitke Plrer HOME ROOM 159 Lam Ardefsgj Aldrlch H Baumann H Baumann C Anaerson F Bl1ese Andreas Be k u arm Bloom Bent7 Berg G rqe G Baumann Arent VN Berlke Boles Bauer Bla mquxst Beyer orls Arnold Allen Baur Alf9'rdJB r Blcrschlfa Assells Bloom fC Btlkre I Be1lke Brqsby ms' P llese Wetterneck Aschlorenner rchell 1 HOME BOOM 3 Baumqardt Blackrner Scott Hrrsch Huseby Albrent Abrt, V Green Grrrad Campbell D Green Strassman Srl u tenl era Gsxell r Hy Davies Gaetinan Andrews Burl: Hem m n A rams Herdeman Balar Hrolu ky Torzesxe HOME ROOM 155 4 Muqllerkl Mueller Matlfwldk VV Mueller Malueq M Muell r Nertzke McCutl'1e-on Melharn Nelson 3 cK1n ey dderv I Mathwmk Melrlll McCully L Mueller Nordgren Moraan H Mathwrclc ow lk Mueler Palesch Nrebe ga O errnezer Mrlbeck Narloch Marty Machymak Narron XkPow1 1kola1 Mrller Mu noski Mort on Murray Moore Mohelmtzky Marcell is 1' ' V ' tl' ' Y 3 , . ', , ., , . , e . 1 . ' Pow 2' ' ' , ,,,, Q ' , , . l-- - t , -, , I , , ss, . , . . , ' , A ' I I I fl' Q1 Jr C XXX rr ' V, ff L, 1 ' , 1 X I Q! J VI, I n . . l N l I ' F . . 'jf nl -, , 1 , I , . , , . , , . V , . l , , C . I i 13? C., D ,I , ., .. , e' rl, . , , ', ' ,, ' , , 3 ' C U V 4 , 4 4 H , , , , er es, . , , ' I 1 ,, jl. fa, , , ' , ' jk , , , 2' A . 4 , 'a ' I ' , J QQ, My X 7 l ' Row 3 Christian, Howe, l-lanlce, Deering, L, Dellenbach, Ewert, Damp, K, De-llenbach. 2 .'2 . , Jr' , ,l. , , .tt v , ' e,. nie, '. lv , , ' ', ' e Aim , la , ' , .A , s , ' . 4 - Ax , J K . . , .3 1 Q 5 N -S 5 , E x , l Y , X l N Q 5 A 4 KX l l ,Mt 'I , x I , ,Q I , , . G , l , C , A , '15 Qe, H , , ff if ' , ' , , , ' , . ' N -e , N.. s , , , , , Y i X 'xx -K , ,wk N b. ' , x. ' ' -. ', f X 1 f' F it x I Q 'X J A . . . 92 .. K ' ' l 5 NA ig f ,W gf MA 1n-fisgnihvk NFL' A ' ... V V. ' 'Jai ,!X.x...r 5, H- l v , I I - , .. .r, 4 Q , . 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Wow gow Row Row Row Q Row 3 FT lv Pow Dow How Qc fl Ol! gow Wow Po J lf, cosy l-'arms A V Iaeqer OW Iorqenfen Kmopl Hansen Hueln e l-llc Ioh o a 1 B9 Hoffmann K Llnhauser lil stdfmau Knoblcck Huebn W Q Hench Hpse lversen Katozka Kohl 1tox s Hanson Kamke Heluglch Helmke- Hayes HOME ROOM 303 Scxfddsr Iolnn rumlo W'1ld Yehjpw Nlmz Krueaer Vfanta X'V1l1 'GISGIIE ra I Will Welton Vdvra Urkhn VOIQI I m S lrumbo Vll1I'll Zx qlcr Wmsser Tcuanqeau Wandorf Vferydt A Wendt WP lela Vlm ers Wmme ' HQME ROOM 203 Sclmllmq Roloif Sc defer, Scrlawataxd Sampson Ray ond Schave Saxe Sandv1q obertsdn Roe-ske' Rosm roslu SCl'11ll11'lC, Rose-nace Roecler Bylmer S haefer S357 r O on Salzsleder Regex' Rapp Rau CHI Sawyer Olso Salzmann Remluar Rasmussen R mzcke R nnbe VF ROME 'ROOM 104 E EC'-tes Dommske Enql rt Erdmann De'1aney Daa lc Enclcson Durard Erown Davl I Peck Erlandscn Ds-rbxcx D1ck1n on Eldredqe Dreyer Dxckhofi Eqqebrecht Elmer D Eckes D.1mde1 V Escn nbach E Eschenbach Fahl Fehl B F ck Ewue Evans Drumm Deutsh DeL1sle V11 Wff , ' - 'Q 'W- - LL .gl 3, IF. - I V J , . - Q , FT ' , ze il cf , Q, k, K ks, t J ff f I ' .. 4- -I , . . n, ps, ze l , ' , ,Iv 1' JN' x . Q ,, . ' , -'n. rl 0 , In , cw . fs' . ' 2 , , I , PF ga, - ,,,. , . 1 ' I ,Q U I ' VJ ff l l . ' .. ' I ' ' ' QV , I ' ,Y - ' . . ' . ' ' r . I ' . .Ii ' l l - '.' . P 5 1 I l u ' I' I . N -Y . . 1 Q , Q, I , , , G . - 4' .rv Q e ', , , , ' , a eg , 'Q f. ' 51' V' 91514122 Woqel, Viela, Wachil, W9lfEIdU,s Weide, Kunlgrbw, Wilcox, W' son, Weinke. fl, ' -' OV ' A ,, Y , , , VL. , I , Y, .yn t- ., U I . +5 1 5 Y ,, U. K . . R ' I - Q l 5. Q . . A X L I , a . 4 - ' , I .,' I . ,X ' if 1' ' f ' '. .V ' ,, . . 4- ' ' , I ., B If U, ,J rn I '. 2 'I . I ' ' 1 I -V4 a 0 , I , A . I , I A ' -,. f l , J . - , 1. 'A X -fxl ' 'I H ' 4 , 1 , ' ,, Q , ' , , r C., ' , . . l 3 'fa I 'l' ' ' - ' W , 2- , ' , , , , . , ' ' ', . . 5 , . . l s . v l' - , , . fe , ' , , I ,V : , ' . ' I X 95 CI ass of '44 1 L X ' f 1,1 Row 4. x R N OV Pow F 41 gov L HOME RQOM Cumbe uni 'N GTVJll'lSk6' B q Q 91. B,1etW L,-Qnrcxd 102 Car y Burg Br mer Button Bums Brekrrer Cann r fberek bm q 1 'Bm en ms Buclmmz Butke-r Dcult Cxllcxwcry Dail ec C Cipthn k1 Bgsnc CH k Burk Bums Brurden urq Burow B W DQL1k Kr HOME ROQIH 103 L 1 L1l15'1U1Sf Lueolke Kort Lotz 1 Lueo Leward Kraf'n L hard Lewis Ludlt MUCD 114 Klfull L wfmclosnu Larson' LGPORQ Kgafl Kosykowslq Ifmeqer Ierz Lelth Luetsdw L L Vcfms Ima hym k Mcas I Loofms Kpwclgk C una G 1451, qer E Lupe D I Larson ZGHIHU L ac L Wlf ke- Kr L rm Wfdn E clmbrec Krcx z Kuether Leve-nausky 1. :iuce 9 4 XA ' ., J Y 5 ,ll , IA ' I 1 L , I1 . A , 9 , . Q 4 , , I 1 s I Class of 414 ROV Jn JIID YEAR SOPHOMORES AND ABSENTEES N1CCOTH11Ck R smussen 'Cen Brunr r Hevfhr Cmqncn Bcmfit Am' D 1 A S Lvllfl Kerm Aw 1 v u bC1 ITL6'11UG HW Dunbar Z r x Dfldfkfl Gcruci r ICM Vw m x ' TC L9 In. Nfl? 5 Tx 1 . 5- . ' ,.C. ' ,. 'en .e, f Av, f z ,Steely r Q, CHL. Few 4 Krcim, ' ix, Mmlret air D.g c.1..' 'er, img D3E1:11 ff: Sfhlil. Few F Dwrmfr, Li'1'd M3163 , .A ' ,, sid, D' , Q milf, Filgff Pastry 1. Row 2 L. ,, yi , FQQKZ, A W ., H45 , Yrxxqer, Kell, Ccclz. Ffa' I EII1ir1lx2ir1z, Rzlcff, ST'?YIll7'? 4, ' ,: 'L, Z'J?E1lkF, HPR ,hi Ffli. MID-YEAR SOPHOMQRES AND ABSENTEES Ecu' 5 ?itts1Py, FQEU, Vfill Fgss, Teskcski, Ycqrig, :3.119'1 Huisva ?Q1Q'f',,1'Qff Pon-.' S F1131 Gnu, Scxgtzir Vfglgit, Rhyner, fcpp Elittll, Kiinqz' 11 F11 ,. Fon' 7 Bar . , Rmssrtgrzruri, Lwzch K',.tJne:Lc, Sfiizzilfi., Sfhehffl-:, Hirkzz iy Q5 if. Ff ,Y M. l. '- ', Slzuik, p 'i'f P N2 'U Z, Elzsilrl Liv? ff.1:1'f:, fx.: 't, Row' I Pizrsfms, fat H12 '-Tk, RCISIHUSSFIJ 'Cf-1:-,1, Ezupwy, ?fZ:.11.. W I x df-11 N Q' D ' 31611 y 'iq mc p Ik S Cf narles Christian Launie Ziertell Don Swanson Pat Fogarty QC ALTY W Duc Duke i nl Alice lolins n Doughnut Ros mary Sawy-r lolo Rude' Ruth Dahllce Pat Saye lohn Buell 98 Royalty Art Carney Laurence Sewacki Ned Treptow Don Pepke Geraldine Skinner Ruth Wabers Betty Bahr Alice lohnson Eleanor White . ,., V I s ' 1 V J - . I .- ,. T D x., x , Q , .V 9 1, X21 lim 'L ' '-f. 7 ,-ttf-v, A. Q i,, V. .,. U--,1 - , . xr f' v n 1. , ' HJ, ' .-. uf . I r' - c - . 1 Alf , . - , .. , - . ,4 441 , , ' o e T ln all events there are several who excel. In t this campaign the general hairman Gerald Gappa was top ranking man sell mg lll doz d second place hon t to Neal Davls who 88 dozen Top ranking Home Rooms were Home Rooms 107 with 6541! l04 with 60 Gym wtth 527! and 210 with 394 f Room 107 received the Dough nut plaque with its num ber and year prrnted o it for their efforts The total number of doz ens sold was 3090 dozen 2900 were sold to the pub lic and 190 dozen con sumed by the student body The Doughnut Campaign the purpose of which is to raise funds for scholarships for boys is an annual event sponsored by the Student Council to help brighten the lull that intervenes between football and basketball seasons During a period of about two weeks hardly a doorbell IS left unrung by th stud nt body who are out to sell doughnuts and more doughnuts to the public November 15 with the crowning of the Duke and Duchess elected by the students through ballots Ge old Gappa served as general chairman assisted by Iolo Ruder and Lois Schwarm Other committees were Publicity foe Lohmar fchairmant lean Abrams Florence Evans Bob Fellows and lack Zeff distribution arion Kuebler Cchairmanl Pat Lake Shirley Iohnson Mariorie Lodholz B tty Nelson a Lepme Ieanne Meuret Ray Toburen Royal Andrycazak Bud Levine Iohn Klems t Garth Hoffman and Bill Lewis Duke and Duchess contest lane Ritger fchairmanl Tresa Snapp Phyllisiean Barz Fred Zimm rman Betty Matz and Iohn Finken chart Bob Hoskin with the assistance of Miss Rasmussen 99 . , Q . of Ggb, I Oo, ' O O. ' n ' e e , The crowning highlight of the campaign was the Doughnut Dance, held in the gym A I I I 1 l l 1 I 9 , BOOK THREE -szu.emfq.w.mmz s 'f ' ' d ls K 1 x , i 4 . , N 4 . 5 ' S ! - 4 0 , ' o Q, 4. 4 I x ' . 5' :wgf , -A' . s 0 I la EVERVTT C HIRSCH Superrntendent of Schools L Jan Q, ,N ,, ,f,,, 'ti' c Qs. qi' To The Students of Sensor Hljflp Chool Dear Students Today our country faces the qravest cr1s1s ln 1ts hlstory smce the Declaratton of lnde pendence Practlcally the entlre world 1S engulfed rn the greatest struqqle of all trme the outcome of whrch w1ll dec1de the fate of mankmd for qenerattons to come We have been treacherously and wantonly assalled by a powerful and brutal foe whtch observes no law except that of force We must e1ther Wm thls War or face the dreadful alternatlve of seelnq our Amerrcan Way of l1fe and the hbertres wh1ch were set up by our fathers ruthlessly trampled rnto obl1v1on That IS unthmkable Our people are determined regardless of the sacr1f1ces and hardshlps whlch may be ln sto e not to cease thelr efforts untrl the ulttmate v1ctory has b en won You w1ll play an mcreastnqly lmportant role durlnq the War years and rn the turbulent reconstructron pertod wh1ch w1ll follow Never before has there been such a need of cl ar thrnkrnq and WISG foresrqht and these auahtles are developed by adequate educatron Th pubhc school 1S and w1ll always rema1n one of democracys frrst hnes of defense lt s your duty to take advantaae of the opportunmes whlch the schools offer and to so equrp yourself that you w1ll be enabled to take your place rn the d1ff1cult post War world B prepared Srncerely yours Eiwzfwawi Superrntendent of Schools 102 Q x ':x:: l 5 . MQ... x X 'Q , .'s x X 7 NX- N x . , X 1 t , . N R , it . 1 - it ... . I5 . , Q l.. :fl 'IN 'iitziii 'ik t ff: 65: gflzgj-,E' kg, .- ir- fl' , ,:- A--LQ pfipi' L' . 155, 5. H 'ff ' A: 1,261.1 -an , A , ,:,4:V-Z7 '-ii. V . - .gui t47.1'g,.x-.Vi 'fg,'j.,1!S!s -..4. . Zyl- i t :l:,.,fiTfZ,frKx.f',.,5j:r,2.Ae, fy, vu vif',-.- Q-rl-4' 'i-'r fi QQ- , Af'- f viii . ' A-Zw rgl . u .- v A -5, . -5 '- ' - I . . . . . 7 . . , - 1 ' e . , . . . . . L . . , . D . V , . 9 . 1 , , . . t 9 I 0 A Our Task Durlnq r cent months our arm d forces ftghttnq rn a ar at caus have brought honor and qlory to our beloved country Graduates of our own Wausau Htqh School have pard the supreme sacrtfrce 1n th1s struqqle for fre dom for all and many more are now servmq 1n the army navy arr and martne forces Younq men from the class of 42 have alreadv enl1sted wtth the color others plan to follow unmedtately after q aduatron Those of us who work on th home front must play our part as never before Ours IS the grave respons1b1l1ty to se that all ao s well along th rarnparts wh1ch guard na tronal unrty and morale We cannot farl we wtll not fa1l Future Am rtcans must be proud of the part thts aeneratton played rn th struqql aqamst tyranny and human p presston Szncerelv vours fjfsfgfmef Prlnczpal W BANNERMAN E Prznczpal O O I i 103 ' e e ' ' ' e e ' ' ' ' ' ' A e , X I I I I I I ' I A ' ' sy ' ' r ' . e . . W ' ' ' e e e ' - ' ' ' e 3 e ' O - 5 a O f J t th I . .,,,. ,,f s l X t : KQV - . f, 'ilir irl ll if W t l r lf tl' W 4 -i?i ifg 2 Ei ? 1 tl f . We W NN-, C 1 , gamcf af 8 M-J:- -'1Dl -f':':'s' ' '. . , 7 ' 1' . ri - -'X '-'x f 1.,iv ,,.,.,...4,....-. -- OFFICERS 5 H. '--W .- -J ' f -L . Mrs. W. A. Pali . . President Mr. C. F. Smith . . . . Vice-President Superintendent Everett C. Hirsch . Secretary Teachers . . . P. M. W'ilscn, Chairman: F. W. Braun, Mrs. R. I. Dudley, H. H. Rakow. Supplies . . . C. I. Lariq, Chairmanq Mrs. R. I. Dudley, C. F. Smith. Building and Grounds . . . F. A. Boettcher, Chairrrianp C. I. Lana, H. Nerds. Bert Paqenlcapi. Janitors and Fuels . . . F. VJ. Braun, Chairmahg E. G. Silhernaqel, D. M. Kischel Rules . . . H. Norde, Chairman: D. M. Kischel, Bert Paqenlccpi. Finance . . . C. F. Smith, Chazrmang C. I. Lana, E. G. Silbernaqel, D. M. Kischel. Insurance . . . P. M. Wilseri, Chairman, F. A Baettcher, H. R. Rakcw. Standing--Mr. Paqenkopf, Mr. Norde, Mr, Wilson, Mr. Braun, Mr. Boettcher, Mr. Lang. Sitting-V Mr. Kischel, Mr. Hooker, Mr. Rakcw, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Dudley, Mrs. Paff, Mr. Hirsch. lnset----Mr. E. G. Silbernaqel, now serving in the place of Mr. Hooker, who resigned. 104 lV'r Harold Slclnner lVlr Arnold Ahrensdor Mtss MWYIIIG B hlrng N Charles Brrnrncr OFFICERS Dear Students President zce Preszdent S cret zry Treasure Dillll 1 The Sen1or Hrqh Parent Teachers Assocratron IS perhaps th l ast pub lrcrzed of all actrvrty aroups wrthrn the School There are many very aood reasons for thrs status and rt should always remand thrs way rn order to contrnue the splendrd harmonrous Splfll whrch has always prevalled at Sen1or Hrqh Harmony rs the strength and support of every successful oraanrzahon and ours IS no exceptron Thts assocratron whrch really lncludes the parents of every hugh school student can truthfully state that we are wrth you for you and hehrnd you 100 rn all your qenurne undertakrnqs rn school or out lt has always been that way and lrn qurte sure 1t w1ll never be any diferent Smcerely Presrdent of P T A 1U 194.2 Faculty We the students of Wausau Senror Hrqh S hool are pr uol ol you For unhke th faculty of other schools you really mean more to us than mere c W call you swell p ooe because you are never too lousy to hear our problems to awe us helpful adv ce nev r so a s rrtea '1 hooxs su J and cours s hat vou canr l en1ov our outsrcle acuvmes wrth Us Teachers we l1lce each on ol you ancl w salute you 'U 5 195-1 'E rl W. '33, 'gwifce JC 2 ocix V Ml sour x l' r Olson Mr G tson rrs a Mr Burton Mlss QWGIH MISS Parr W MISS Tobey Whss Ross Mrs Sunrn r l O I . . ' .W . ,J 41 f . I J ' ' X N, I ff l Y I V F' ' ' ,-. A I c o . ' Q r c o o V , X, tea hers. e c e Al Lf X, Q. 7 ' l o - e. 3 loso ' V' il , 1' , hects, 2. ' A ' o , A A, .o A ' T o .f ,. ' A ,X 1 Q' ':: , : Q .. E, n' 51.9 . gms, k -, s' 'phi ' 5-il? ff Vip- .,-1'I':'e rib? Y lv . ,,X. -9 Teri'-.:: -.3-,Q 15:55 Qu- - -j-iw '2 -1Qgnf,,,- . .ff nk, .. , . 2f:f . 5'2'aff?5ff:,'li,fy' 7 A-.c1.H' F fi. any .rss L - ig, ' ig -J, 9:5-'ff . V Ff 11 711. ' gurl fl. ' , fe Mr. Gao 'E lc V . . M , , C ' . ' . ' e Qawlz' X U E1q11s wo U lm slx 'I FLUX ANPE rf PIINAI N w X BURFXHAI 181 v N FNE Eurflw N W TLT HN M L LI1Cl1Sl Umve S1 w s ORGE K QQQLN'-I LXUPF HCI Q '1 J Istx X 1SLi I QY ELLFN B DW VS O Q Elm ISLX Umvf ISI X, r ms 1 AINE THOMAS O41 Enqhsh QA UIIIVGISIYY 'Mmnc1scw11 ELIZABE TH BOAFDMAN N941 Enqhsh BE RIVGI Falls xeclchers Col Jmverbuy cf M1 nfs to RUTH WIFSF 0 9 Euqhsh Lcm A Mdwculcec Downer INEVIFVL SHLPT' O U FHGHSP s CIVIC sw G Temp 1 he-go Umve-rs1ty Q' VVIS Qnsm --.., 'V S ' W JMC wif 794.2 R 1 BUR1ON 9 D1rect I 0' mm I Department MA UTIIVSISITY Cf 1owa ELLA SWAIN 1912 Corwue MA Cc1um1 Um ersw, TTAYMP BEI-1L11Ng 197 cmrr' rce G cg 1A P11151 urq Jmxe S1 '1 fr SQL V XV a 1 w ' MJDN D-X THO11 S 0 COININ 1939 Mc hen 'mes b C1411 Sclenc IW uks Co11eqe LAVERN1: BARTHOLD111: 10 9 1V1CI11'19I1'1Gl1 S Bc Jmverslty ISC 1 15 A ROESKE 192 AsstPr1r V 1 mthe natxcs 11A C 1um11c1 Urn is X, 1 21, ' O . Cc .e fig 1 , ,, ' ' Q , C ..x ice f we - , J. ,, V ,A Y . vr- ,- . 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L1ZI1'Jf'I,T11.' 1f '.'.'1s 11511 'QTSSPHINE 7291131-1.1. lf' f.fp1 1: Suyw-'1v1s.,1 f' f.f. 11:1iVP1s11y of 1.1.YlS' 13111 f : 'ff 3 9 1 . ..,. 1 1 W fX1:fic1o1 of 1 1. Hi 1:1 111- ' 1,f..f31., ' ' ' X ,dug L'1'ffA 3 1lR D ' .1A:'i111 E'i11f:1111 1 7.1 11111 Qrsity of 111ir311iqi11 .,Y . in ,- 1. .1 V L. VFW, D' , 1. 191. 5 1.1121 and 151:51-11111111 CCP 11 f'1 . 'xy ' ',1'11'J,1sit',' ff 1111Y.Z1'S'f I 1 1 .-S' Student Council FIRST SEMESTEF For-J T Graelzei, Hein, Mueller Scfiwartz, Lewis, Siiiutrring Radtke, Fitzgerald, Gnirk. Row 2 Bisbecos, E-leyer Scliae fer Lewis, Staples Poynter Deliney, Sippl Schvettf-. . Ffitten, Cleveizti 1, iigrti. eva, it mrzirtglr Leila, Kick 1 L -' SQCIKYIV-Z, Fifi 1 VTCDTQD SEIQESTER f:'.x' ! Drvid, Sonuiiiacliet Xue-like, Hein, Poynter Sippl 3-'-'krtg 111, Stiilpfauiz.. wrzilierr, Srlxulrlna D r'f11g'11a1:.ii HHH, H11111 Lf.-:is Finale B151 ecos HEYET Lafave .. 'sxzs Staples Trurtxcc, Scztae 71 11151, Saedtke. :ne ' 1'l'l usrh f-Q.. .Qx'ers3.1 N 4 1 31 .Y 2. .. b r'r 's Practicing self-government, the council, Composed cf a representative from each of the fortyfthree home rooms, considered and decided on many matters of vital importance ic the student body throughout the year. This year the work of the Student Council centered about two main projects. The first semester the council conducted the customary, annual Doughnut Drive, which went over the top. A highly successful Book Drive for our boys camp and at the fronts, with net returns of over 4000 books was the highlight of the second semesters business. Every year, besides the regular services performed by the five commissioners whom the student body chooses tc head vitally important committees, the council sponsors four all-school parties: the Doughnut dance, the Turnabout, football hops, and the senior class picnic. To make these events more enioyabie and picturesque the decorations committees dressed these occasions in bright attirep the first football hop was represented by an autumn scene, moon and all, the crowning of the Doughnut Duke and Duchess took place aboard the good ship, U. S. Doughnut, and the Turnabout Dance featured our comic favorites L'ii Abner and Daisy Mae. ll2 The United States at war faces the problem of preserving our American democracy. As a people we recognize that the foundations ot our democracy are the youth at America and how they develop into the citizens ot tomorrow. Stu- dent government has become a distinctive practice at W.H.S. and we retain as sacred this original habit of managing our business. Today we practice selfgovern i ent in preparing for victory and for continuing the American wav t life to follow the victory hXPCUTIVE COMMITTEE Ruth David Pres Second Semester Charles Sippl Commissioner of Frnan Elatn Radu Commissioner of School Affairs Launie Zieb ll Comml sloner of Publi ity Geraldine Skinner Secretary Second Sernest r Ruth Dvorak S cr ta y F1rst S mester Mario Manecke Commissioner of Social Activities lane Lewis Pres First Semester and Stanley Stool s Vic Presldent First Semester ww r absent when the pictures were taken I , X A C H , T ' ' ll? I I I I. Ll x.f , l . TT L.. A ' , . V : ' . ' ' ' ce: ' 9 ' ' ' ' p ' ' e , 'ss' 'c' , lohn Humphrey, Vice-President Second Semestery Marcell Langenhahn, Commissioner of P p ' ' , A . e 7 , e .e r ' ' Te : ' , . ' , . e-, ' e- . ' , ' ' '13 School Committees D 35. TONS CO TI IT E GENERAL SUDERVISION u '1 S hue Q ECIPI' cms Cohen L 1SV1kOW LSFII C '1 Skmm I. M rc Gors P SH R U1 flfl S STUDENT OUN IL pgul TY Fowl kgllllllfl Lundy F1 rv OWIVHT VE 71 c FINIXNC CO WMI TEL 1C S '1 Qolobft of KUNG C M LEL O 'FJ OIMIWSSIONEQN Kwlrzol Duwlo JSC1 DUBUCITY COMMTT E 'IMQLI' reus rf Kutle- 114 ECO. . T ff T E I L .' FC Roosko, Cmirk, St hffout., C It., Ezeri, . , .3-.hr ', C , S' .' . itkfix nl x 552. ' 1: 9. P rf k -, U E S FI 'J C T-C1111 Klf KQSII.: ki, Roefskf, v C C W' Cv , ' ' A ' fl, N , O A. f. 1 F, v A A H- vp mx T v- Eutterfielci qs lei - , , A H h h ' ' ' ' if k C. , . .. , CLSC. T Of JITT H S C.. .. C 'f 1. .C rfg Kcziiier, Ro2ske, ' . 'H el, . v If . . A , A T E . A. .. Ah do , ' , Safety Council Twelve Little Indians Sitting On Chairs Sent On Errondsf-fThey're Quick As Hares! These white skinned natives Cot Wausau? keep the peace pipes burn- ir1g throughout the six-period day of W.H.S. Twelve Hwigwarns' are stationed in the school tour in the old building, two in the office, and six in the new addition. Each period a different monitor assumes the duties which consist of upholding the law and order of the building, keeping the corridors neat, and delivering passes tor the teachers. Applications for these privileged positions are called for by the founder of the Safety Council, Mr. George lohnson, at the beginning ot each sernester. 115 .J,..1.. . 3. 5t'f.fEI.fIl.1t - L'1:s Reich, 1'1l1f 1-1 WW11111111, 1 I f'1.:1t1, 1 , :1 ls-n 1 - I,1VJ, C111-1 11, Nikolai l'1'l1l1111 1 111 111:111f1n l:1 lIl!J tl' hike V 141 1 Fri ' s , 1.1 M.. ':. 1, ll II :iq llllillflf EIl111l.-i11.' I 1l1r1sor1 VU1111111, St'l1II1ld1 9,11 11 Clfvvlrxrid K.--111s ltfill Et. ., 1. 1. lanz l 1 1 I s: --ra sixe, L istif. You terner, N1 Qs 11, Mar guardt, Gootsch lvfarth, TNQ SEXIZSIEF ' ' sl lli VJ ., 2 'f w. ., 1. ,,lF1i-'S, D113 --v, Sayre Krause, Allen, Dipp- rtzazi, Ptspgzr,-r David Gilliert, 511111-1' . Cin' 7 l.'1:1I1'-, Mey 11:11, 511121111-1, Matz Zirrgbvl, Bacbliuber Gensmari, Beilke Gehrke, BVClClIlC!l'l Boxinp, Marty. . .,-'E1':QtLt, lonz iernat, l.'1'.'1a, Y-ladue :Gita-1:11 G,1l'i'lIT1 Pepper, Richardson Siiiziti it, Schultz l 11 e rl tix- s . . Gdrfiiter Pfaaif, Szuilc, lfll it 1 1.11:1:1e lit W ' tszfra ... o...l.1 I, xlllll 1 ., ,..,,. 1. ,till 'IT ,4 4 .if Student Club Th Student Club rn Wausau IS only on of the many such clubs scattered through out th natlon Lrke all other Curl Reserve clubs rt trys to serve as a soc1al sptntual and mental wallcmg cane Because 1t IS democrattcally founded to serve a cross sectlon of glrls the varlous cornmlttees must work hard to furnlsh pan entertamment and thought Th1s years QCl1V1l19S seem to surn up these efforts and good results Many g1rls w1ll long remember the good trmes they had Sweetheart week the valentme party style day and a personallty meetmg constltute Just a few of these happy' OCcas1ons Approxtmately two hundred h1gl'1 school glrls are memb rs of th Student Clulo Work for 1t and rece1ve 1ts mnumeralole beneflts STUDENT CLUB COUNCIL Howl Stuhlfauth Gaedtke Zlrhel Row 'tl Pregoru Meyaam Rxnqle Abrams lchnson Row2 Matz Lexcht Skmner Ebert Row 7 Monecke 'izckhuscn Evans Ruder WAUGONIAN COUNCIL Row 9 Tetzlaff Schuette Shaffer Braatz Garske Nxkolcxl Rowl Bachhuber Allard Rmgle Skm ner Berres Waugonian Council Red Cross Boosters would he an appropnate t1tle for the Waugoman counctl, for one of therr mam act1v1t1es thrs year has been the 1nst1gat1on of the Iumor Chapter of the Red Cross Composed of two representatrves for every g1rls' club ln school, the counc11 has as 1ts foremost duty the der1v1ng of funds for scholarsh1ps These are grven to some deserv mg seruor glrls 116 C34 , L 4' , . 4 - f 1, . 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Srnusf , I ' , 'V ,, I, ', , I, I , I 4 I I I A I I Row 2 f-Nikolai, Beilke, Klein, Eclcerle, Podratz, Wolman, Vavra, Hayes, Fitzgerald, Nelson, Radandt, Gilbert, Evans ' .' , ' , C , e . , J , ,r , C 4- ' , , , , , , ' , . ostrosici L Stu ler Ga Sc uet7 Ma V i lxostroski R 'Juaek Hdslcin Discher St rn s c .1 c '.tE1, .tu-ini, ticiury, V hlaw, can' ki ,ff-.. Lf 2, Brown. J .t . .i.l1 auf-. ', F- afr, a.i1:ngi, ':, Tic- Clark, T r...i1., 1 E.:.. 5 3 ZTSC , kQ'.1.'. I'l.f, XICIY, . ' T, bLl , i The Torch Club The Olympian Club Th, Torch Club composed ot two sepa- rate groups the Sir-AVQ s and the Yawlceys is the junior class organization oi the Y.M. CA. To enable the members to do more within their own groups each consists of l6 members. lt made its initial start this year. Next year when the Olympian Club tak s ov r the Torch Club the present mem- bers will graduate into the Hi-Y it they are awarded Hi-Y pins. Lyle Rounds and Mr. M. Blanksten are the advisers. Two groups in one and more to corne is the policy of the newly formed Olympian Club. This organization has branched into two chapters ot approximately 14 boys apiece which makes it possible for grade school chums to be together and yet give more boys a chance to take part in ac- tivities. ln their junior year the boys will remain in the same chapters but will enter the Torch Club. Mr. A. Smith and Bob Hel- b rg are the club advisers. ' I R a , - 4 I' Y H1-Y CABINET '. . Ltndernann Wetnkaut Magit I-li-Y Tl' ane 1-ltY represents a mofem nt ot hrgh s hool youth who are rnempers ot the Young Mens Chrrstran Assooratton oomrnltt ol to a Chrrstran purpose at work tn th htgh school and IH the oorn'hun1ty At present there are over 6759 H1Y Cllll.,b1I'1ll.'1 Unrted States and tts terrrtorrttes and rn Canada wrth an approxrrnate enrollment Ol 200 OOO rnernbers The-y are th H1 Y Max rnent Through the YMCA they are a part O1 a world wrde tellowshlp ot htgh s hool boys rn l7 other countrres The local l-l1Y club has been engaged tn a strenuous program oontrrbuttng to and ohstrtloutrng the Chrrstrnas and Thanksgtvtng baskets pertormtng relrgrous devotron prog rams at the dttt r nt oharttalole rnstttutlons ln th oornmunlty asslsttng 1D the communtty chest olrrye ancl the awarohng ot a soholarshlp to sarne rnemloer ot the graduatrng class each year ROW4 lNe1nlfcauf D Kappa Llndem nn Paynt r Trept v PJ rn r NJQU11 7 r rla Pom 2 Blau Dalbec Stpp Btsbecos Lupa Llllg oohnut Duoll v e Euo Rl lag cn apls ll9 T l fx ' Y Y fx LG Tl 1 - ' ' C C . 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