Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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CLASS OF 1960 Medicine for a Future In my younger years. like most little kids, my ambition varied from day to day. On Monday my dream was to be- come a brave policeman. Tuseday l wanted to be a heroic fireman. Wednes- day I was determined to become a tough cowboy. Thursday nothing would interest me more than being an aviator, and Fri- day I wanted to he the handsome family doctor. I guess I have never forgotten those childhood fantasies. for the medical pro- fession still appeals to me. My interests in school have pointed toward that pro- fession. and l feel now I will be happy in it. There is of course more schooling involved. hut the rewards in the end seem well worth the effort. Certainly medicine is a very demand- ing profession. and one which requires time and patience. While in the hospital. watching the doctors help care for and treat their patients, I realized why they are willing to devote time and patience. The satisfaction gained from serving so- ciety is a rewarding experience never to be forgotten. DAVID M. MAYER . y x s at iv X eilsiifcig wg w , is he A by Dettmering Disbrow Dittbrender Doede Donner Durkee Edwards Eisenman Engebrecht Engebretson Engman Erickson Falkowski F ara Fellbaum Fenton Fish Fisher I y t 12:1 iieav-1' ,pf iv 4 'H my nw I

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SENIORS Groshek Gruening Gutgesell Gwidt Hack Hafeman Hafeman Hagen Hagengruber Halverson Hanna Hannemann