Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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iqgL5Lfi1-ff 1 ' 13 .im-1 . 11.42 THE SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Lang, Raleow, Norde, Beaumont, Loeffler, Braun, Cvice-presidentjg Bannerman Sitting Kischel, Silbernagel, Boettcher, Mrs. IV. A. Puff I president jg Pagenleopf, Abrams, Miss Olga Heznrzchs G. W. BANNERMAN Superintendent of Schools When Hajji Baba was only a mere boy, G. W. Bannerman, our Superintendent of Schools, was working for his B.A. degree at Lawrence College. Later he pursued a course of higher education, receiving his M.A. at the University of Chicago and attending summer school at Colorado State College. The former senior high principal is im- pressed most by the splendid, cooperative spirit of the student body here in our school, although he believes that students should do a more thorough job of studying and take a greater interest in the welfare of the student body as a whole. If you happen to catch the president-elect of the Wisconsin Education Association in one of his rare free moments, you will proh- ahly find him enjoying one of his numerous hobbies, which include movie taking, read- ing, travel, and fishing. His advice to high school students: Upon leaving school be prepared to meet and be glad to accept the responsibilities of your democratic society. U 10

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CLIFFORD SWENBY Guidance Director He guides our steps aright ALICE .5 f Toney B Dean of Girls Even though she's camera shy, Hajji Baba managed to sneak us a shot. E. H. Boettcher, our sincere and affable prin- cipal, has completed his twenty-fourth year of teaching. A graduate of Eau Claire State Teachers' College and the University of Iowa, M.A., he is vitally interested in the University of 'Wisconsin Extension Center and hopes it will assume the aspects of a typical junior college. This fishing and hunting hobbyist finds his job a real chal- 9 HARVEY RIDGE ' Dean of Boys His subtle humor and ready smile make a congenial counselor lenge, enjoying it, for he has an outstanding group of students and faculty with whom to work.He feels more pep should be shown at games. Our vice-principal, E. A. Roeske, a graduate of Ripon College and Columbia, M.A., likes the spirit and cooperativeness of W.H.S. students. He is especially proud of our loyal corps of fellow workers. Careless students who are constantly changing their programs are his pet-peeve. His Extra curricular activities include color slides, home movies, and stamp collecting. Mr. Roeske's words of wisdom to students are: Apply your- self more diligently to studies and develop your personality in preparation for your career. Q2 fit' W f - C

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I-1'im'Zg' SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President ..................,, Don Hahn Vice-President ...... Walter Iacobs Secretary .................,,. Roy Schulz MR. ROESKE ADMINISTERS OATH TO FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Row 3: Krolikowski, Koeller, W'endorf, Langhoff, Srhultz, Waile, Ammentorp, Ielinek, johnson, Lemke, Chrislianson, Slaves Row 2: Skinner, Stone, Clark, Melang, Hari, Britten, Berner, Koeparki, I. Peters, A. Peters, Trantow, Sprague, Reichl. Row I: Nimz, Coel, Heian, Berk, Feivhf, Lidey, Gaedlke, P. 0'Leary, Sf 0'Leary, Franke, Przymus, Srhumann. V1 1 dig-A-A -AAA fffifffiif!