Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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N. in Enjoying spring weather, students spent noon hours outdoors. Wherever students gathered there were WAHISCANS to sign. Satisfied and proud we looked towards the future

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The track squad began practice early in the season. Music provided valuable experience in self-expression. With Spring, Graduation REMEMBER WHEN spring arrived, and thoughts of homework were forgotten as a plague of spring fever infected scores of stu- dents? Many activities were drawing to a close. However, student life was still involved in hootenanies, spring sports, forensics, music fes- tivals, the spring play and fashion show. With the approach of May thoughts turned towards the Junior Prom as starry-eyed girls worried dollar-wise boys. As graduation approached seniors nostal- gically recalled high school life. The friendships developed stood out among the cherished dried corsages, saved dance decorations, and notes. We had worked hard at adjusting, learning, meeting standards and expectations. This year graduation was a new experience for students and faculty. The class of 1964 held its program on three different days, with Bac- calaureate, an awards night, and graduation. Feeling mingled confidence and uncertainty, se- niors accepted responsibility in the form of a scroll of paper. Smiling, shaking hands, and shedding a few tears they exchanged.one way of life for another. With WAHISCAN parties we realized that summer vacation was almost upon us. Soon lockers and halls would once again be empty. Our gym echoed with enthusiastic hootenanny sing- alongs.

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