Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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Our Competent Teachers Make Learning Interesting, Easy ancl Fun Moody heads south, Didrickson north as Schumacher Schilling discuss a knotty problem in English literature. and GRILL 'HALSOR HANSEN K. R. N. GRILL, Colorado, M.A., Orchestra. JOSEPHINE HALSOR, 206. Wisconsin, B.A. and M.A., English. EDMUND HANSEN, A-1. Oshkosh, B.S., Plane and Solid Geometry. ARTHUR HENDERSON, 152. LaCrosse, Q 1 f fV:5k. Zlfigi we R I O ff-.2 5: .- I I 0 4 , f v Q ' ' '34-L-25:61. 'i'f'TE'f i71Lif,'f7 5. if I 'C 1 5 ...,, -13'-...hh . H se..gq.---+ 1- Q ,NV z L ' fi 0 l :f'i'i.2ffI's. W12,J.1 if ' FE .'?::d..ZiiHfikiiiiii-i..'lz r- 'i 2 - Z . . . qi, VI ' ' z... 5' ,si ii? z SY-'f5?f:55ii5g. . 'c.E?if'i,5l5. 'li H , .f ft: 1552555 'T5':.'. fl 'flff 'li5?5f7iff'2, ,V , wi5fQ5,2,,?f EEORGE JOHNSON, 352 .CoIumbia, M.A., American History. HARRY Ripon, A.B., Wisconsin, M.A., Chemistry. LOWELL Eau Claire, B.S., Social Science and Physical Educa- OHNSON, 303. OHNSON. 353. li! LEE LUTTRELL MAGNAN OLAF LEE, 156. Wisconsin, M.A., World History. J. BART LUTTRELL, 108. Northwestern, M.A., Mathematics. MARYANN MAGNAN, I5I. LaCrosse, B.S., Physical Education and Home Nursing. ERVIN C. MAR- QUARDT, 151. Lawrence, A.B., Columbia, M.A., American Problems and HENDERSON HULBERT HYLKEMA B. Ed., Iowa, M.A., U.S. History. VIRGINIA HULBERT, 201. Lawrence, B.A., Wisconsin, M.A., Latin and English. BERNARD HYLKEMA, A-1. River Falls, B.S., Colorado, M.E., Vocational Agriculture. fn ,il SW'-:1 KEELER KOLSTRA LARSON tion. E. L. KEELER, A-3. Ripon, A.B., Driver's Education. NANCY ANN KOLSTRA, 161. Carroll, B.A., World History and U.S. History. EMMA LARSON, Minnesota, B.S., Librarian. MARQUARDT MATTIACCI MAXWELL Public Discussion. PETER MATTIACCI, 305. Ripon, B.A., Biology. WIL- LIAM MAXWELL, 101. Columbia, M. Ed., Commercial Law and Geo- graphy. l 5 I? fe

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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.

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it Mail 42 5 A l list? A e I A two ,f ' r- rev McDONEI.L MITCHELL MITTAG A. EUGENE MCDONELL, Wisconsin, B.S., M.A., Band. LEORA MIT- CHELL, Office Secretary. MARLIN MITTAG, 350. Macalester, B.A., Ger- man. MADGE MOODY, 205. Wisconsin, B.S., English. INEZ NELSON, FOSPYHALA POULOS PRIELIPP JANETTE POSPYHALA, Librarian Secretary. CHRIS POULOS, 311. Wis- consin, B.S., Biology. ROBERT PRIELIPP, 306. Stevens Point, B.S., Plane Geometry and World History. CARL PUTMAN, A-6. Stout, B.S., General W MOODY NELSON PIERCE 212 Carroll, B.A., Columbia, M.A., English. MARGRET PIERCE, Lc rence, B.M., Northwestern, M.M., Vocal Music. g , ,l . . it I f. kr :.k i s -- iii , ss. ii li A rurmm nsiNeMANN usvnoms Metals. CARLTON REINEMANN, A-4. Milwaukee M.A., Art. ROB! REYNOLDS, 115. Wisconsin, B.A., M.S., Bookkeeping, Typewriting. RIDGE ROEHM ROESKE ROSENHAUER ROSS SCHADNEY HARVEY J. RIDGE, 304. Wisconsin, Ph.M., Chemistry, Modern Science. ROSENHAUER, 207. Wisconsin, M.A., English, Journalism. ARLENE RO DONNA MAE ROEHM, 102. Wisconsin, B.B.A., Shorthand and Typing. 110. Ripon, B.A., Wisconsin, M.A., English. ARZELEE SCHADNEY, 2 E. A. ROESKE, Ripon, Ph.D., Columbia, M.A., Vice Principal. G. K. Eau Claire, B.S., English. .VW ,,,. ,. Teachers Direct Students Along Paths To Discovery Our School Library containing more than 8,000 volumes, is supervised by Miss Emma Larson, Head Librarian, and her assistant, Janette Pospyhala.