Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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Crowds, crowds, and more crowds! It seemed to many students that the halls were shrinking. A , N Ili L A ,, f , 5' 4. fu Af,: if f 5 . V K WAUSAU 5559 Z r Gig? 1 we 2 A :ff The Student Council with its newly-elected President Steve Lonsdorf welcomed the student body back after an entirely too short vacation. ariable Fall Days Matched Diversit Qf This fall our cross country team put its best foot forward to tu,rn in a very successful record. 4: ju -. ,.k ' ' QQ' ' 1 '

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Our band's. pre-game program always included the solemn raising of our national flag accompanied by the Star Spangled Banner Whether it was a typically crisp and clear Indian Summer day or the dull, rainy, early winter kind, students of Wau- sau High found plenty to keep them busy. As soon as the basic school routine had settled down, teachers and stu- dents began to prepare for the extra-curricular life at WHS. First and third Thursday clubs were planned, as well as painstaking rehearsals for theater productions and for Tophatters, our traditional stage band which this year celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary. The first semester Student Council was elected and in- stalledg their list of accomplishments included widening a basement doorway, providing speakers for the student side at football games, and sponsoring a foreign child. Starting with the fall sports, victory followed WHS ath- letes throughout the year. Our Lumberjack football team tied for first place in the conference with the impressive record of seven wins and two losses. The cross country team, also turned in some fine times, displaying that addi- tional effort so traditional with Senior High athletes. Although fall was usually considered the natural end of activity for the students of WHS, it was the beginning of a new and exciting year. School Activities Fall brought days of rain to the WHS area, so that our water-laden roof provided a resting place for weary travelers.