Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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VIRGINIA HULBERT Foreign Language Instructor at Wausau Senior High, 1945-1959 Right: In the background at left, is the Roman Forum, a must for students of Roman history. Below: During her summer enrollment at the American Aca- demy in Rome, Miss Hulbert took many pictures. The Roman Coliseum pictured here was one of her favorite subjects. . . IN MEMORIAM The death of Miss Virginia Hulbert to Wausau Senior High is a very deep loss. She became affiliated with the Wausau Schools in the fall of 1945 and has served the system faithfully and generously for fourteen years by teaching Latin and English. Her enthusiasm for the world of the classics has been an inspiration to her students. She is giving this lifetime of work in the form of scrapbooks and slides to the school. Her devotion to the cause of scholarship grants has helped many students of Wausau Senior High to continue their education. Miss Hulbert was very respected, loved, and admired by the faculty and the student body. We shall mourn the death of this beloved lady who died at the age of sixty in a local hospital after a lingering illness.

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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.

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