Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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The l959 beat of a High Schools are made of brick and stone, long locker-lined corridors, and classrooms filled with of desks. TI- AU IS NO EXCEPTION. J? ools seem to whisper of the past, shout the - ent and face the future with bold confidence. , SAU IS NO EXCEPTION: chools are bursting with teenagers, big and , all out for an eductaion and a good time g the way. Each one different, all alike. WN! i one would look at an assembly of students in high school, one could almost pick out certain characters. The ATHLETE - Mr. Sport himself, complete with letter sweater, The SCHOLAR - with his horn-rimmed glasses and pile of books, The TYPICAL TEENAGE GUY AND. GAL - iust P ,mf C ss RT OSTRANDER ......,... nor MARY AMES - DONNA sem ' As itors N SODKE . . . ... B nager I I ii School CAMPUS average and glad of it, The BEAU BRUMMEL - ladies' man to the end, and, of course, The P FESSOR - reserved and dignified, the symbo fr -- teaching. We have them all here, too, 'ca Wt WAUSAU IS NO EXCEPTION. 'i'v Since Wausau is no exception, and bec 0 we are a typical high school, we are really t OUR own story in this book - the story o G - school year with OUR friends enioying OU tivities together. vm This book belongs to US. It belongs to all of the Mr. Sports, The Scholars, and the Average Janes and Joes here at Wausau High. It belongs to us, and to YOU, so turn the pages and enioy again this wonderful school year of 1958- 1959. ENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WAUSAU, WISCONSIN . VOLUME 43 . . . JUNE 1 - 1959 -

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