Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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K, ,J 'S x . x Nxeqkx , Cy -n of Ron Ostrander adds material to a culture bulletin board while Wayne Weiss and Scott Seeman hand him articles. bili To Communicate Ideas Is Important Eckhoff Furr Hoffmann Kyllo ef-J ,fur 'ff' Q 'M X Hoard Moody nr ' V as MISS CONSTANCE ECKHOFF-B.S.g Eng- lishg Forensicsg traveling, dramatics, reading, bowling MR. LARRY FURR-B.S.g English, Senior Seminar, skiing, reading, oil-painting MISS JOAN HOARD-B.S.3 English, Speech: Forensicsg painting, theatre MRS. LAUREL HOFFMANN-B.S.g Englishg Student Council, reading, home-making MISS EUNICE KYLLO-B.A.g Englishg Dance Dec. Comm. Advisor, golfing, reading, singing MISS MADGE MOODY-B.S.g English, G.A. A., Drama, reading, gardening Faculty . . .

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MR. EDWARD BARANOWSKI-B.ED., Typ- ing, Business Principals, Law, Geography, Rifle Club Advisor, SKYROCKET Business Advisor, Wausau Day Comm., modern dance, art, camping MR. HAROLD BELLAS-B.ED., M.A., Book- keeping, Finance Comm., Student Deposit Comm., woodworking, gardening, reading, tra- veling MR. RAYMOND BURTON-M.A., Salesman- ship, Bookkeeping, School Treasurer, Dept. Head of Business Education MR. LAWRENCE DIKE-B.ED., M.B.E., Typing, Bookkeeping, Scholarship Comm., sports, traveling, reading MISS HELEN RENNHAK-B.ED., Typing, Shorthand, Jr. Prom Comm., music, ice skat- ing, bowling MRS. MARY ANN SCI-IUBERT-B.ED., Typ- ing, Shorthand, Senior Gregg Club Advisor, golf, bowling, gardening MRS. ELSIE WATERMAN-B.S., Typing, Shorthand, community theater . . . Faculty . ,,,..,,,.j K, 1 1 Baranowski Bellas Dike Rennhak Burton Schubert Waterman Business Skills Mean More Job Opportunities Business is the backbone of our cap- italistic civilization and an integral part of the American community. The ma- jority of employed individuals in our country are involved in some form of commercial enterprise, therefore it is the responsibility of our educators to provide its young citizens with an ade- quate busines's education. Through its program, a combination of both theoretical and practical know- ledge, our business department seeks to train individuals to take their place in the ranks of the business world. The staff strives not only to help students perfect necessary skills, but also to de- velop good character and personality traits. Much drill is necessary for typing students to become quick and efficient typists.

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Literature Adds To Our Cultural Growth Effective communication of ideas as well as knowledge is extremely important, and lan- guage is our best means of communication. If others are to have the benefit of our great store of knowledge, we must be able to pass it on to them. The years spent in English class mold to a great degree students' ability to think and write effectively. An extensive vocabulary and grammatical correctness are the marks of a truly educated person. Literature adds to our cultural growth, gram- mar develops our mental alertness, and speech trains us to express our ideas more clearly. English can be applied to almost anything we encounter in our lifetimes. Using English in business, interpreting written problems, or merely composing single notes of communica- tion are essential to us in making ourselves use- ful citizens of society. Correct usage of English remains a necessity in every phase of life. Success, too, hinges on the way we relate our ideas in achieving standards for improvement and in accomplishing our goals. Mastering our own English language is important in our be- coming educated citizens. Thus, we see English plays a vital role in the plot of intellectual development. Nelson Rosenhauer Ross Schadney Schumacher Stelmahoske Tobie Uhlendorf Westlund Whempner Zielsdorf MISS INEZ NELSON-B.A., M.A., English, Dramatics, Monitors, Scholarship Comm., tra- veling, knitting, reading MR. GEORGE ROSENHAUER-B.A., M.A., English, Journalism, WAI-IISCAN, building houses, fishing, camping, traveling MISS ARLENE ROSS-B.A., M.A., English, Student Council MISS ARZELEE SCHADNEY-B.S., English, Senior Seminar, Dramatics Comm., reading, music, traveling MR. FRANKLIN SCHUMACHER-B.S., M.S., English, Summer School, Archery Club, Senior Class Advisor, hunting MISS ISABELLE STELMAHOSKE-B.S., M.A., English, Speech, Drama, Play Director, Drama Club, theatre, golf MISS SUSAN TOBIE-B.A., English, Wau- sau Day Comm., reading, church music, cook- ing MISS DARLENE UHLENDORF-B.A., Eng- lish, hiking, sewing, reading, traveling MR. CLIFFORD WESTLUND-B.S., M.S., English, gardening, painting, reading, carving, track, swimming MISS JANET WHEMPNER-B.S., English, Student Council MISS MARGARET ZIELSDORF-B.A., M.A., English-Director, Dramatics Comm., Litera- ture Club, traveling, knitting, post cards . Faculty