Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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FICE T The people pnctured at the right per form a multitude of tasks The office sec retarres Wetnkaut Mltchell and Rick are constantly at work answerrng the phone typrng fall g preparrng school records turtron cards and numerous other duties The aches and panns of the student body are attended to by Mlss Cronkhelt the school nurse who rs here durrng the tnrst pernod ot each school day The s sus ant lbrarlan Mrs Evenson ho s down the tort rn the llbrary every morn Ing Each and every student owes a f these a vote of thanks H P RAMTHUN Chret Custodrun lxfr-'l 'k ' Wernkauf '50 Q.. Mrtchell :ck fvcnson Cronkhctt BUILDING CUSTODIANS A cloud of dust drrty wtndows overflowrng wastepaper baskets broken desks and lockers and chrlly rooms all coll for attentron These calls of distress are answered by our eftrclent staff of custodlans under the supervrslon of Mr Harvey Ramthun The lanrtors arrrve here at 6 30 AM long before many of us have rolled out of bed Therr day ends at approxrmately 5 PM Durrng the nrght our school rs under the watch ful eyes of our mght watchmen Mr Masanz and Mr Pophal Our school rs always splck and span thanks to these courteous cooperating people TOP Hanke Wagner TOP Pon Borchordt Sneeden BOTTOM Beese Sneeden BOTTOM Weckwerl Krttel O F S E C R E A R l E S mor:-15.2 ' .. I . . ' KA K ' ' l . a - I T , Ja, 'J' 'r r ' w , I , Id is ' . ll 0 1, 1 V h , Rt

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OF I955 MARGARET M. PIERCE B Mus., Grad, Work---Northwestern Vaal Music, Theory and Harmony CARLTON REINFMANN A 4, M.A., Milwaukee, Art ROBERT G, REYNOLDS ll5,M.S.,Wisconsir1, Bookkeeping, Typing IIARVCY 1. RIDGE 304, Ph M , Wiszonsin, Modern Science, CIini.ii.try, Dc-an al Boys Pierce Reynolds Reinemann Ridge gyms- ni- f Roeske Shawl Rosenhauer Smiley Ross St. Cailr Scheurman Sumner ELMER A. ROESKE Ph,B., M.A., Ripon, Columbia, Mathematics, Vice Principal GEORGE K. ROSENHAUER 207, M.A., Wisconsin, English, Journalism, Director of Publications ARLENE ROSS llO, M.A., Ripon, Wisconsin, English ETHEL B. SCHEURMAN 2l3, B.A., lawrence, Wisconsin, English, French, Skyroclret HOWARD M. SHAWI. 109, B.A., M.A., Minnesota, Hamline, Geometry, Consumer's Molh WILLIAM A. SMILEY 305, B.A., M.S., Grinnell, Illinois, Biology, Modern Science, Track ROBERT A. ST. CLAIR B.S., Stout, General Metals SUMNER, CLARA 25l, M.A., Minnesota, American Problems I , Swain Westlund Swenby Woods Taylor Yelich Thomas Zielsdorl ELLA SWAIN ll3, M.A., Columbia, Shorthand, Typing CLIFFORD P. SWENBY M.Ed., Washington, Guidance Director MARSHALL R. TAYLOR 258, M.S., Wisconsin, American Problems, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach WARREN G. THOMAS A-5, M.S., Stout, Woodwork ALICE M. TOBEY B.S., M.A., Wisconsin, Columbia, Biology, Deon of Girls CLIFFORD H. WESTLUND 211, M.S., Wisconsin, English STANLEY E. WOODS l6O, M.A., Hamline, Columbia, Wisconsin, History THOMAS J. YELICH l59, B.Ed., M.A., Superior, Iowa, History MARGARET E. ZIELSDORF 2l0, M.A., Northwestern, English, Head of English Dept.

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HADLEY, TIMM, SEEFELDT WIESNER, STREK STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of this association shall be to promote, supervise, and regulate student activities and to devise means by which Wausau Senior High School may be made a better school. So reads Article ll of the Constitution of the Student Council. During the past year the coun' cil, under the direction of its officers, commission- ers, and advisor, E. A. Roeske, has endeavored to carry out Article ll, by sponsoring many activi- ties such as the candy sale, Red Cross drive, as- semblies and a clothing drive. C., 4 'sill F9 TT X til - ' ' lx lt , . 7? it 2 s fr m. iT s i if , - i n - , gi Yfgvf 'S N' Q I ,L lx rf 'Q-'wit U COMMISSIONERS School Affairs Publicity Finance Social Affairs Pep FIRST SEMESTE Campbell, Fehlhaber Bush SECOND SEMESTER OFHCERS KnaPP, Phillips, Schm dl ofe