Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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Devotion To Arts, Civic Activities, 5 5 Fserfws is Church, ,wafer 5 4 ai' ' a QF ? 'sw Q N if . A ::!':!'E:..J54 ' , ,,,,,,,, ,S 5 1' 35 4 as X Y. Mrs. Cronkhite Jack Torresani Ruth Wabers Dorothy Weinkauf Nurse World History Handicapped Office B.S. B.E. Wisconsin Central State Football, Basketball ecssssis it 1 . ,,. si .,,1',e .-'-i i,..-e S - ,i r VV,l ,V .Q ,,,, . Marsha Whempner Romona Wilsie Stan Woods Thomas Yelich English History, German History History B.A. A.B. B.A., M.A. B.Ed., M.A. Macalester Carleton Hamline, Columbia Superior, Iowa Prom . at rw -75 Football and Home Clifford Westlund English M.S. Wisconsin, Eau Claire Margaret Zrelsdorf English M Northwestern Head English Dep No Picture Available Marlowe Zoberski Beverly Jonen Alice Tobey Clothing Library Biology B.S. B.S., M.A. Stout State Wisconsin, Columbia Home Ec. Club Dean of Girls Mademoiselles Stelmahoske, Becker, Schilling, Pospyhala and Schumann enjoy a noon day meal in the cafeteria.

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Courses, Attend Classes To Further Education gumui fl Karen Sekel Howard Shawl William Smiley Donald Staats Isabelle Stelmahoske Foods Mathematics Biology American Problems English, Drama, B.S. M.A., B.A. B.A., M.S. B.S. Speech - B.S. Wisconsin Minnesota, Hamline Grinnell, Illinois La Crosse Marquette, Central Cafeteria Camera Club Track, Cross-Country Audio-Visual Forensics .gg .M , vi 2, 1 eeii .,,. ., Ella Swain Clifford Swenby Shorthand, Typing Guidance Director M.A. M. ED. Columbia Washington 5 . an 3, ,,kV ,ve , ' Vky ff s .4 C . i 1 Nathalie Tank Home Nursing B.A., M.S. Valparaiso G.A.A. N, ,sfi Marshall Taylor American Problems B.S., M.S. Wisconsin Basketball Miss Larson, head of one of the largest high school libraries in this state, is always willing to help a student find informa- tion in any one of the more than 8,000 books at WHS.

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Characterizes the Outside Interests ,,,. -- Q37 . :tiff 'N miiflri 1-7 Woodworking has been more than a hobby to G. K. Rosenhauer, editorial adviser of the Wahiscan, for many years. Since 1938 he has spent his summer vacations in the contracting business, building and remodeling cabins, cottages, and one and three bedroom homes. In the picture at the left he appears in his work shop, instructing his son, Bruce, in the use and value of a portable, power skilsaw. of Our Teachers This gentleman, Lowell W. Johnson, is on the go every hour of every day. He coaches the Varsity B squad in football. He is head coach of the tennis squad. He referees athletic contests, is a ski instruc- tor and member of the ski patrol at Rib Mountain. He serves as a Y Councilor and teaches four classes per day. He en- joys all of these things immensely. How- ever, his greatest interest and joy is his family. In the picture at the left you see him enjoying a quiet evening at home in the company of his wife Arlene and son Jay. Mr. Clifford Westlund, English in- structor, is a man of many outside inter- ests. His hobbies include photography, gardening, raising African violets and oil painting. He is especially skilled at cap- turing the moods of rural landscapes and putting them on canvas. His subjects have been taken from his home environ- ment at Eau Claire and here at Wausau Senior high school.