Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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Table of CONTENTS I PRESENTATION . DEDICATION .... ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ....... SENIORS ........ UNDERCLASSMEN SOCIAL ......... ACTIVITIES .... SPORTS ......... ADVERTISING . . . INDEX ......... L! 15 53 73 82 ......116 ......140 ......171 --D 1 4 5 7 ii

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May 31, 1958, Vol. 42 Senior High School Wausau . . Wisconsin Editor-in-chief . . . . . . DICK MAYER Associate Editor . . . . . SUE BAKEN Business Manager . . . . . . LUEANN SODKE THE 1 958 WAHISCAN Greetin's to ye, ma lads and lassies! Scotty, The Scotsman is ma' name, and it's pleased I am to meet ye. On the perr- sonal request of the Wahiscan Staff I ha'e the verra grreat pleasure of showin' ye through the 1958 yearbook. Ah, and it's a bonnie one ye ha'e this year. I've been peep- in' over shoulders, intae the drawers, and through the copy of the editors on the Wahis- can Staff, and ma he'rt warms at the foine job they've done. Why, they've crammed every- thing into the book except ma kilts. There's a bit on flying moons, and those Sputnik things zoomin' arround in outer space, on football games and basketball games, and those cantie flings on Saturday nicht. They've even included the time when we were all in misery with the Asian Flu! CAII 375 of uslj 11 This last year has been a grrreat one, brimmin' over with school work, activities, and outside foon, but I'll bet you're gettin' wearie of hearin' ma Scot- tish brogue - so, come hither and ye'll soon see how much foon this trip's goin' to be. Are ye comin' ? Scotty

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The Senior Class this year proudly dedicates the 1958 Wahiscan to our very popular basket- ball coach and Senior Class advisor, Marshall Taylor. Marsh Cas he's better knownj was born in lola, Wis. After graduating from high school there he entered the University of Wisconsin. A year later he left school to enter the Naval Air Corps, serving his country for two years. While a member of the Air Corps he attended the Uni- versities of DePauw, Purdue, and Iowa. On be- Marshall Taylor ing discharged from the service he returned to the University of Wisconsin where he received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. His initial teaching experience occurred at Clintonville, Wis. He taught there for four years. ln 1954 he accepted the job to teach social science and coach basketball here at Senior High. His spare time interests range between sports, cars, and traveling. To Marsh Taylor we the Seniors of 1958 ex- tend our best wishes and congratulations.