Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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IIE last UIIYE IIIUIIIIIB . .f . f X H M A R C H 27-Boxing finals ' Q. . 0- , 1-2-Opera, The Pied Pr at Ce gliaster Sunday 'K School Auditoriu ' W l 0 , P R I L 4-Quill and Scroll init s zinele ' ur- V 0 A A -n 4 ' nalzsts N GW 972 5 J f 15-Boxing quarter finals T1l'0 6' Aff Play-V 20-Boxing semi-finals 2 Maw sti solos and ensembles 21-Spring begins. Only officially! 2 irst St Counci mination 26-Spring vacation -Iwi rom Q M 'fs ss , P Y 4 f r Y, r V -- --, 71 1 Q fig' 2 3.5 'z ' E--5 06495, e tu t cz o hons E he , 4 E Q ' N W ig- S' 54 ,N ,, J,- ' F 8-Music a for I: , choirs, and - M 6 as K, ,- - 1 ff g-.-rfqgqfx lg orchestras r f-f-1'-'S 1 ' S ,'i':fef S47 9+ ' ' f - ,iff 4 'zQi'l'X 55. 2 k f 'vg 'f3QQ?4M I 6:5 eq. - 11-Student Counc lect '::.' Y W , Q95 I 0 l K V' 'A 15' x ' i X f . 21-IVahiscans arrive , A -, 23-Baccalaureate services at r school l ' '-'ff'b.WMN'f L2 S 1-, ., ,, NM,-1 e. 'fn f,w ,,.,.- K... 1 Q ,grae , S . A '5.g:9hMi,5xN,ka2 nf -S Q fvgia-.1 27-Commencement - 393 semo get . ,K Q-4,19 mpg, FQ ily' sb? 2 5 1 X ' r diplomas a t ' 1 ' ' QA-fel c x .F f a., .Lg 3 + -- ,W ,,+ ff l ' if , . . S' Y he-ii i : ,, e A 1 PRE ' - f 28 chool closes-summer vacatzon heqzns! -- : .., F ,,,',,,,,g..,.1-,, ff- - A D. N K K QQMRXYM A 'K' s ' WLAN M K mwwwv fl A x ' K U Q3 J x xl J XXX P 'XXX 7X N N , hh A A SN ,W 'X X X X s s X X 1 NRA X'X'l5v XNNW X Y M Ymwufwmv Lx, XSL k Kkwsmx M mf? Q W 'NW M 'MX CL

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. . . rihrnnulngg from dag tu dag DECEMBER ff g D JF? - S , :: f'L'i -- ' Q A 1 ' '-Q 5-Basketball - Rhinelander there '- ll, --.-- -il R , A E f ,T I 5-Wahiscan subscription campaign il - I' 2 3 ..-. -51' l Q A 9 O . , J' Q ..-1-: 17-Clothing drive for needy families in l. N. , ll -, ,, :-..-.: k 0 sr--'- Europe .I'...,-'-..- g K ,---,-T :-+ - Q7 ' V D ir ' '-'N 19-Christmas program by combined choirs Au SN' - : Christmas vacation finally arrives f D E? -: D 1 fi. v L'-E 32: an I- A ' A E. 5 S Z 26?-i'f -5 5-, 2 if E 25- folly St. Nick comes down the chim- , I -:.-... I- : l : I f 1: . - 1 --3' fl - 5 3 e Q- 'W -7- - ---. -...-- 1 n y ,,-1: W : V -.,-i Lf'-'Q E 27-Christmas Prom at the Youth Building. E - -f '- ' -.....-L' if Z , E Marathon Park- , X En e S s f ' efs ' Siam .IANUARY FEBRUARY 16-End of first semester - Ah! It's half 7-Debate broadcast over WSAU over 17-All-School Valentine Dance in girls gym 22-Hockey at Rhinelander 23-Basketball at Nekoosa 26-Assembly One World or Nonej Dr. Trytten 28-Election of second semester Student Council officers 29-Tophatters - double assembly 31-District Debate Meet at Stevens Point Basketball - Antigo here 10 -Augsburg College Glee Club I2-Lincoln's birthday 13-Pep fest in the auditorium 14-All-School Dance 23--lVashington's Birthday Program 26-Mr. Duckworth, Employers Mutuals, B' speaks to Seniors ' 27-Wfinifred Walker, Western Europe 28-State debate final at Madison F...-

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OFFICERS OF 1948 Krueger, M., Krueger, B. Bissell, Gaedtlee, Humphrey Standing: Eberlefn, Prehn Holmes, Gernetzke, Gat iiker, Leland, Peiper. Sitting: Zender, Hoeper, Moersch, Eickemeyer, Richardson, Best, Bump, F ranke. Absent: Melang, Braun, Fruechtl, Fell. uill and scroll hunnrs ninetyg11eQ,jnurnah5ts ..,.' J . 9 On Thucsday, March 4, 1948, bgiigein journalists were initiated the Waiusfy Chapter ofF'Quill and Scroll, honor- arygsocietifwfor high school journalists. No, they weren't selected bylgajji Baba, lntfby Mr.g,Kosenhauer, Mrs. Schuerman and Mrl Dzubdy, heads ,the publications department, on the basis of their worggdlong journalistic lines. A candidate for membership gigs! be a junior or senior, must have done out- standing-nuiork in journalism and must be in the upper third of the class. This is the highest award that can be given to journalists, and all members recei-ve pins for their achievement. ACE IOURNALISTS THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN The Pied Piper of Hamelin -was presented by the combined choir and glee clubs March I and 2. These groups were under the direction of Miss Josephine Darrin. All elementary school children attended the af- ternoon performance on Monday and the general public enjoyed it Tues- da evening. The setting of the opera -was in the six- teenth century in Ger- many. The story is con- veyed in three acts of the famous Browning story of the Piper, who appeared and delivered tJe city of Hamelin from a scourge of rats. Bring bacle the children, pleads the lame boy. X I Alice Petzoldj ,with the: piper f Leonard jaecksj I 1 ,N ' if . Ji I, X Vx , ' X kr R l 1 K f .Fx , ,V L: Y X .xxx .LM its -A Q, j X X Xxx 1- U X LN X xx , -L li ,., Xzglyp .g K X .X M XX by lx V - X A k L fx