Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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WAHISCAN 1967 Editor-in-Chief Gerry Mathisen Sandi Anklam Barb Leffler WAUSAU SENIUR HIGH SCHGGL WAUSAU, WISCONSIN VOLUME 51 ' Associate Editors

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Wausau High's Got It From the chill of those early fall days of color, to the excitement of the state championship basketball game, to the climax of graduation night, realities quickly became memories. ln September Wausau Senior High students entered our three-building complex to find the largest enrollment ever programmed in capacity-filled class- rooms. October brought Wausau Week and its added spirit that led the Lumberjacks to a football conference championship. The senior class presented Dark of the Moon on two November nights. During the December holidays the Juniors sponsored their annual dance. This year's theme was Some Enchanted Evening. The new year saw the Tophatters perform on a freezing January night. The curlers returned home with a first place trophy while the debaters took second in the state tournaments. February meant the start of the second semester while March found students flocking to Madison to cheer for the Jacks against Milwaukee Lincoln in the state finals. In April we danced on the Carrousel at the Junior Prom, and by May we had made final decisions about schooling and careers. Finally the class of 1967 reached com- mencement in June. With this concluding event the school year ended, a year that made each student aware that WAUSAU HIGH'S GOT IT! TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. 1 ACADEMICS .. 16 STUDENT LIFE . . . 40 ACTIVITIES . . . 56 SPORTS . . . 90 CLASSES ....... 120 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . 186 SENIOR DIRECTORY .... 212 GENERAL INDEX . . . 222 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . . 230 ilusau got - H1311 ' lr! S ---' K J