Waukegan High School - Annual W Yearbook (Waukegan, IL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration .Page 9 Board of Education Faculty Maintenance Staff Classes .Page 21 Seniors J uniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities.Page 97 Clubs Drama Voice Instrumental Military Athletics .Page 139 Football Basketball Baseball Track Swimming Girls’ Sports Honors Advertisements .Page 169 Calendar Snapshots

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FOREWORD In the midst of an era of realism . youth . always idealistic and visionary . clings to the mythical . . idolizes the adventurer . . and wor¬ ships the hero . real or imaginary . . . Stories of the adventurous and romantic life of the West still hold a fascination for the boys and girls of today . . . In recording the events of the current school year . the shifting scene has been adapted to the colorful life of a Western ranch . . . The 1937 Annual “W” is a calendar of your work and play activities . . a record of your efforts and achievements . . . We hope that it will please you . . and help you recall mem¬ ories of a pleasant school year . . .

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The 1937 Annual “W” is dedicated to the par¬ ents . . school patrons . . and their representa¬ tives . the board of education . . whose inter¬ est in the future welfare of hoys and girls made possible the recent addition to the high school plant . . . Their efforts and sacrifices have pro¬ vided additional facilities for the pursuit of studies and hobbies . . . Amidst roaring presses . . humming saws . . tapping hammers . . purring engines . . clicking typewriters . . and the subdued murmur of voices . . a dream is being realized . . . Boys and girls of the “W” Ranch are building new friendships . . learn¬ ing to solve problems . . preparing for life . through the acquisition of practical as well as academic training . . .