Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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Seniors in Flight . . . Students who graduate from the Wausau Senior High school take with them unparalleled experiences and Allwyh memories. As sophomores we spent much of our time observ- Anderson ing and learning from the more experienced juniors and seniors. We took a more active part as juniors, sponsoring formals and completing, possibly, our toughest year of high school. Now, as graduated sen- iors, we look back and recall our sports, our dances, our elections, our exams. and our class play, contin- ually reminiscing--wishing that it would begin once again, and at the same time, glad that it is over. We've graduated from sophomores to seniors, but the lesson we've learned is not one of graduating from, Anderson but rather graduating to: to the knowledge of educa- Anderson tion, of fellowship, and to the fact that a great chal- lenge lies before us. The benefits we've derived are immeasurable and their effect is intangible. The thoughts of our Alma Mater will linger long after we close the doors of Wausau Senior High School be- hind us. As the class of 1960 we are now ready for Our Flight into the future: no longer a flight into the un- known. We are now ready to meet the challenge nec- essary for the success and happiness for which we Andreas are striving. Anklam Abitz Anklam Abrahamson Aryman ' . ' ' flE?:'i5QfN i'-i 'Q .fs Abrahamson Aschbrermer Ahlers Asche A Albrent Bahr 'CEN Y -f' V? Nw ur . Albright Balz if . Q? C'