Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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23' The Bellamy delegates to Pierre S. DuPont High School in Dela- ware were: Jacque Fulmer, Principal Taylor, Steve Lonsdorf, and Mrs. Scheurman. Cheerleaders lent pep and charm to assemblies and sports events. And for those who lost interest in the game . . . Q X J X x., Our Fun Began if .Q XJ, N , Q :-1 3 4 , ff' I 'S .S ,E -xg l X . I f t 4 1 -mv 5 . 1 , it x , ' 6 Straining for extra yardagewcanf mean' the difference between win ning and .losing.,Dan Braatz's 'determination netted him the nec essary gain. ,X I ul p 'X ! f x,,' ,JN xx, X' ' f I ' 4 .1 . J, ,f Kp q 4 bij X jjj! I 9ri'f i gi f 'Rf Wil K i' :isa x Wig 2 sg

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Holiday Spirits Relieved The Drudgery Heavy sweaters, woolen skirts, and knee socks hanging in the girls' locker room were evidence of our cold weather. Snow storms and sub-zero temperatures induced quiet hours of study for Kris M. Jensen and Terry Kohnhorst. .,.f' A y :gf iiii iiiil Xe . .. f - K - L1 .A.,,,. is l A 'Y ' S e irre L, Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly rang throughout our halls with preparations for the coming holidays. 3:15 p.m. found Sue Foerster in this state of affairs-entangled in the inconveniences that winter and fashion demanded.