Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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OUR DEDICATEE- September 5, 1946, brought to Wausau Senior High School a man whom we have all come to love and admire. Mr. Elton H. Boettcher, tenth principal of Wausau Senior High, was born in Bloomer, Wisconsin, where he attended elemen- tary and high school. After receiving his B.A. from Eau Claire State Teachers' College in 1929, he taught school at Granton, Elmwood, Chetek, and Chippewa Falls. In 1937 he was granted an M.A. from Iowa University and was selected prin- cipal of Wausau Junior High School the follow- ing fall. He is an active member of the Wausau Educa- tion Association, Secondary School Principals' As- sociation, National Education Association, and Lion's Club. Through his untiring efforts, Wau- sau High has continued to hold its high scholastic and athletic rating throughout the state and the Midwest. In spite of his many activities and varied interests, Mr. Boettcher still finds time to give his personal attention to teachers, students, and or- ganizations on our high school campus. To this congenial gentleman, sympathetic coun- cilor, understanding teacher, and very capable principal, we, the Seniors of 1953, dedicate this XVAHISCAN. E. H. B O E T T C H E R, Principal I. The duxlning Y wenties. 2 Hit first can. 4. lixnlilly picnic in .Yortlr woods. 8. Air. Hoellrller - Oulrlnorrmuu. lloufx lbix for .1 tulflnk Our dmlimlee. lm! in llve u'il1lvrm'.ts. liurnily pnrfmil. fiullghlff UFII41' Jlltl IJJJ, lloffv IUSZ fglynlfnu men! spmbrfs.