Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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it has fi? 1?,,,e J-. so .. ...mst--wwe. . s sf-Q., . , ...M A x 'Ss K Ri sm qr K V - . 5 V:LA:L ,4. ' sc L i , ini M- s i is g ses? tss ,. it Standing: Bannerman, Fulmer, Abrams, Plier, Beaumont, Larson, Pagenkopf Sitting: Rakow, Guenther, Braun, Ullrich, Seehafer BOARD OF EDUCATION Dear Students: lt is my sincere belief that the present school year has been one of many accomplishments, not only at Wausau Senior High, but throughout the entire school system. l know of no high school in Wisconsin that has attained the honors in scholarship as has our own iocal school. Your record in other fields of worthwhile activities has never been surpassed. For these splendid achievements you are to be congratulated. This is not to imply that there are no more goals to attain. Your success should stimulate all of us to press forward to higher levels. What has been done thus far is living proof that teach- ers, administrators, and students aiike are copabie haf doing the impossible. y There is concrete evidence that our citizens are proud of their schools, for only recently the City Council, at the request of our Board of Education, many citixens. and civic groups, authorized the largest school bond issue in the history of Wausau. This will eventually means that our growing school population wili not be hancliv capped with inadequate building facilities and poor equipment. The confidence placed in us by these groups, should challenge us to so prepare ourselves that we will be qualified to meet our responsibilities in an atomic age. i 'iri Hearty congratulations to students and teachers aff Wausau High on a magnificent school year. - Sincerely yours, t G. W. BANNERMAN Superintendent of Schools y y G. W. BANNERMAN Superintendent of Schools , t . - Q 1 is X3 a e , , nwugiii

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Senior High Functions Smoothly Under Capable Leadership and Supervision A few of our faculty members, Poulos, Prielipp, Zielsdorf, Nelson, Roehm, Schadney, Stelmahoske, Buchholz, Becker and Moody find that noon meal in the school cafeteria both re- freshing and relaxing. ANDERSON BECKER BELL MARY ANDERSON, 355. Milwaukee-Downer, B.S., Columbia, M.A., Home Making. LYDIA BECKER, IO6. LaCrosse, B.E., Michigan, M.A., Girls' Physical Education. LOIS BELL, 310. Wisconsin, B.S., Biology. '+ it 'V . . M25 .,I, . t 'H' ' 'M' Io f 'lf 3 F A I . . . f,,, . ,, , BOTSFORD BROCKMEYER BUCHHOLZ MILTON BOTSFORD, IO7. Wisconsin, B. of Ed., Mathematics and Assistant Football Coach, WIN BROCKMEYER, I. Minnesota, B.S. and M. Ed., Director of Athletics, Football Coach. PATRICIA BUCHHOLZ, 356. Stout, B.S., Clothing. R. J. BURTON, II4. Iowa, M.A., Salesman- i1'r' .,.. . , ,. ,,., ,, ,., e 1 i stfffkgriyiggl 1 A 2 W I Wild ' . 5 ' i 2- V' .,,, J of I iw - -1 DIEIEL DIKE E. DZUIAY MARJORIE DIEBEL, office. LAWRENCE DIKE, 104. Colorado, M. Be., Typing. ELENA DZUBAY, 251. Minnesota, B.S., American Problems and Family Living. JOHN DZUBAY, 302. Wisconsin, Ph. M., Modern Science BELLAS BERG BONVINCIN HAROLD BELLAS, IO5. Northwestern, M.A., Bookkeeping. BEN BERG 30I. Wisconsin, M.A., Physics. ELDA BONVINCIN, 202. Minnesota B,S., Wisconsin, M.A., Spanish and German. BURTON BUSK CURTIS ship and Bookkeeping. SHIRLEY BUSK, 203. Wisconsin, B.S., Englisl HUGH CURTIS, A-3. Stevens Point, B.S., Wisconsin, M.S., Driver's Edu cation, Driver Training and Conservation. J DZUDAY GABRILSKA GJETSON and Biology ALLAN GABRILSKA. Carroll, Ph. B., Wisconsin, M.S., Boys Physical Education. MATHEW GJETSON, A-9. Oshkosh B.E., Stout, M.S. A.vkV 1 , Z r k- 5 tt. A Rfk . Drafting.