Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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ff' E A ROESKE 0 E E Soc al Scnence COUNSELLOR OF B O Y S HARVEY RIDGE Dean of boys has been with us for ten years chemlstry and mod ern sclence smlllng face loves to crack pokes llkes to travel and co ct stamps ALICE TOBEY Dean of grrls biology good natured camera shy av' DIRECTOR GUIDANC CLIFFORD P SWENBY Director of Guldance World hnstory and United States history graduate of North Dakota State Teachers College B S advanced work at Umver stty of Munnesota pleasant personallty good sport as seen on Hobo Day llkes hunting and flshlng DEPARTMENT HEADS .IOSEPHINE EDNA en Vocal Engl SI Mus c R N G Instrumental MUSIC R J BURTON Commercial BEN BERG ence I5 W 0 I I ' I .i b sg T' 1 f - O F E X T I . . . I - 1' I Allatvhematics ll 'I ,I DARRIN A BURKHART If 4' f , 1- ul 5 i ' . I I I 4' I I I LE I K 'T . . gk . . . RILL . . t I K I I Sci . xt' . . . h - 3

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- ,vw Q r :xi Q President ...... Mr. G. F. Morrison M. Vice-President, Mrs. Herbert Genrich Secretary , . . Miss Mary Kay Stock Treasurer .... Mr. H. H. Humphrey Morrison, Stock, Genrich, Humphrey The board of education of which Mrs. W. A. Paff is president and C. F. Smith is vice-president meets every month to iron out those difficulties which could prevent us from having such an efficient school system. The board has their work divided among eight standing committees which are as follows: . . . Teachers-Fred W. Braun, chairmang Supplies-C. J. Lang, chairmang Building and Grounds-F. A. Boett- cher, chairmang Janitors and Fuel-D. M. Kischel, chairmang Rules-Herman Norde, chairmang Finance- C. F. Smith, chairmang Insurance-H. R. Rakow, chairmang Planning-Fred W. Braun, chairman. Standing: F, A. Boettcher, H. Norde, D. M. Kischel, H. R. Rakow, F. W. Braun, C. J. Lang. Sitting: B Pagenlcopf, F. G. Loeftlcr, Mrs. R. J. Dudley, Mrs. W. A. Puff. Absent: E, G. Silbernagel ond C. F. Smith. 'WF AF' X

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STUDENT COUNCIL... Our student government known as the Student Council was formed to promote a spirit of school co-operation and to secure for students direct participation in the government of our school affairs through home room representatives. The council consists of an executive committee made up of president, vice-president, secretary, and commissioners of finance, school affairs, social affairs, publicity, and pep, and all home room representatives. lt is the duty of all the council to sponsor four all-school dances, football hops, school assemblies, elections, and all pep rallies. They also take care of any other un- expected drives, dances, or other activities that come up during the year. Mr. E. A. Roeske is the advisor and helps the group in solving their problems. Bill Markstrum, newly elected Student Council President, accepts the gavel from retiring President Eickemeyer as the members of the Student Council look on.