Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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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!

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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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Row 5: Holmes, Lemke, Chris- tianson, Wilkie, Baerenwald, Am- mentorp, Norine. Row 4: Schmirler, Caron, Mc- Lean, Larketske, Anderson, Cassi- dy, Hoppe, Decker. Row 3: Bump, Pennell, Hoeper, Eggebrecht, Bredlouf, Schultz, Ed- wards, Kukulka, Bloomquist, So- winski. Row 2: Guenther, Franke, Peters, Zender Beilke, McKoen, Moerscb, Gnirk. I Row 1: Bloch, McKoen, Guen- ther, Schaltzel, Krueger, Bissell, Kohl, Brandt, O'Leary, Dahlke. The Student Council, formed to promote a spirit of school cooperation, secures direct parti- cipation of students in the government of our school affairs. The executive committee, consisting of a president, vice-president, secretary and vari- ous commissioners of finance, social affairs, and publicity have many duties to perform. They sponsor the all-school dances, football and basket- ball hops, school assemblies, elections, pep ses- sions and drives for the scholarship fund. They are, truly a democratic group who promote the best interests of our student body. -Lemke, Holmes, Christianson S O C 1 A L Schneck, Erdmunn 1 I l W 1 17 f - N