Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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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