Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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'll 1'lll lpn Akey, WoelJlert If you have ever passed Room 207 the sixth period, you no doubt have seen the Wahiscan in the making. This year 1,540 yearbooks will be printed. Each book is composed of about 20,000 words of copy, 1,000 pictures and 100 drawings. THE N55 Editor-in-chief ,..... Associate Editor .s,,., Class Editors ,,.t., Activities Editors ....,.. Boys' Sports ,..l... Girls' Sports ..,.... Snapshots ...,. Artists ....,,..,....,.. Faculty Editor Index Editors .....,, STAFF Allen Akey Betty Woehlett Evon Beckwith Donna Mathwick Nancy O'Leary Billie Pennell Sam Murphy Carol Lepinski Dennis Schalow Lois Scheel Bob Larson Don Sherbert jim Hett, Ron Detert Charlotte Wfambold Sheila Drehmel Lenore Kreitz Nr- 1114 Top Row: Koxenlmuer, Lepinski, llvoelalerf, Murpby, Srlmlow, Drehmel, Larson, Kreitz. Second Row: Scheel, u7dfI1l10llf, Pennell, Berkwillv, Oeslreirb. O'Leury, fuufllufifk, A5rl1larenner, Lomlerrille. Bottom Row: Akey, Lallimer, Deferi, Heir, Sherberl.

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G. W. BANNERMAN Sllflfffllffillftffll of Svlnoolv BOARD OF EDUCATION DEAR STUDENTS: The publication of the 1952-53 Wahiscan marks the close of another school year, and it is a gen- uine pleasure to congratulate the entire editorial staff and faculty advisers on a task well done. The planning and successful completion of the school Year Book entails considerable hard work and re- quires the wholehearted co-operation of faculty, students and publishers. Teachers and students alike look forward to the dedication and distribution of the Wahiscan, and when the magic hour arrives, a sense of ex- pectancy permeates the entire student body. The dedication, examining the many interesting pages and securing numerous signatures provide a most exciting interlude in the school routine. A careful examination of the Year Book brings into focus the many and varied achievements of individual students' clubs, athletic teams, foren- sic groups and cultural organizations. We cannot help being impressed by the many splendid oppor- tunities provided by the school for self-improve- ment. It is clear that each student must plan care- fully through study, hard work and selective par- ticipation in the co-curricular activities in order to adequately prepare for the responsibilities which lie ahead. With sincere good wishes to the entire student body and faculty, Very truly yours, G. W. BANNERMAN, Sllperiulefldelll of Schools Killing i Hoellrlrcr, flllfrlllll, BVJIHI. Guenflfer, Llslllllfflllrlll Shmlmt Plirr. Serlmfrr, Linymi, Kiufwl. R.1ir,u'. Iifnllllllflflf. P.1gw1ko I lulmu .ihwnl 1 Dudley .mil lxulvlnnm. 9