Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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G. A. A. Despite the large membership in G.A.A., the club was extremely ac- tive. Besides large basketball, volley- ball, and bowling tournaments, ping pong, and badminton, were also in- cluded in their schedule. Sports and activities are emphasized at the meet- ings through Iectures and movies. A number of parties were also enjoyed during the year, and money was raised for the Wfaugonian scholar- ships. Officers of the Club were: President, jean Yunkg Vice Presi- dent, Inez Pietscherg Secretary and Treasurer, jean Nimz. . . . AND PHIYIN6 SKI CLUB There is a great interest in skiing as may have been demonstrated when the Laurel students were here. The Ski Club members participated in four events, downhill, slalom, cross-country, and jumping in which awards were given to the winners. They also participated in the junior ski meets in the midwest. Officers of the Ski Club were: President, Dave Allard, Vice President, Jack Evansg Secretary, Mary Lee Bisellg and Treasurer, Fred Brechler. Row 5: Heinz, Nimz, Mufkerlleide, 'I'brunfuon, Pedersen, llueinbuuf Row 2: Srhmrn, sfslllkf, 0'Leury, Piel5a'lJ1:r, Smilb. Row l: Poll, Yank, Ziegtl, Gmriller. PEP CLUB We'll fight for Wausau High! This fight carried on by the Pep Club was largely responsible for our fine cheering section. Although it wouldn't be possible to have a cheer- ing section without coperation, it is necessary to stimulate this spirit at the right time. To carry this out, the members put on a number of pep assemblies and planned new cheers. Officers of the club were: President, Dave Raabg Vice President, Perry Ziegler, Secretary, Janice Strekg and Treasurer, Dennis Schalow.

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ZHIRNING MORE. . . CAMERA CLUB It is very likely that you will find many of our camera enthusiasts in the Camera Club. Besides developing their skill in the art of taking pic- tures, they also improve their ability in developing, printing and enlarg- ing the pictures. Officers of the Club were: President, Allen Akeyg Vice President, Tom Lattimoreg Secretary, Susan Radandtg and Treasurer, Shel- don Papenfus. Row 3: Lutlimer, Krueger, SrlJrl1eder. Rader, Doede, Mueller, fabn, Heinz, Zunker, Akey, W'im1ie, Girxelman. Row Z: Egdahl, Kufubl, Papenlur. Ryan, Ruudall, fllallllle, Sbrrfinxki. Hel- Iinga, johnny, fmlriker, Huefr. Row l: Suhr. Knapp, Suhr, Lumlerrflle, Radandl. Poxkie. Hiulz, Roblf, Protla. Maier, Langboff. PROJECTIONIST CLUB Members of the Projectionist Club not only come to the aid of many distressed English teachers, but also create an interest among themselves in such things as motion picture pro- jectors, tape recorders, and film strip machines. Besides demonstrations and movies, a field trip was taken to some of our local theaters. They made their contribution to the ex- change program by interviewing students and by tape recording the programs. Officers of the Club were: President, Thomas Leland, Vice President, Donald Puarieag Secretary, james Hettinga, and Treasurer, Lyle Weden. MATH CLUB Those who tried to interpret things mathematically, were prob- ably members of the Math Club this past year. They were given an op- portunity to develop this interest fi, 4--fp through student and teacher demon- ' stration, which covered the slide rule and a study of topology. The mem- bers also took part in a field trip on computational machines. Officers of the Club were: President, Mary Sweitzerg Vice President, Ronald janzg Secretary, Bud Hinzmanng and Reporter, Duane Edwards. 86

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,VWLU4 THEN NURS. . . SENIOR Y-TEENS JUNIOR Y-TEENS NOON HOUR Y-TEENS JUNIOR JINX Y-TEENS There is always something going on to keep high school girls busy outside of school. Y-Teens is one of these activities. The soph- omores and juniors have their meetings after school, while the seniors have meetings in the evening. Many different projects are undertaken by these clubs. The seniors had a big Valentine Dance for the Laurel Exchange Students. The juniors put on a skit to help promote Lost Lake Camp. The sophomores held a bake sale as a means of raising funds for their club. These undertakings are not only for the benefit of the Y-Teen members, but also to help others. This goal is accomplished by participating in many different service projects. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS