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

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ariec! lqogramd on aknclar YPICAL of the Varied Projects sponsored by the History Club are the Committee activities shown on this page. The 'LPiney WofJds collection of clothing was given generous help from students and faculty, and was appreciated contribution. The Banquet was another affair held dur' ing the year and proved to be a very enjoyable evening, A dinner was given at the beginning of the second semester for the new officers. At left: Shown sorting clothes to be sent to the Piney Woods Foundation, are: Left to right, Helen Mikkila, Roseann Repp, Ione Frederickson, Ioan Jones. HISTORY CLUB BANQUET COMMITTEE: Seated, left to right are: Mary Ann Artac, Ioan Jones, and Pat Gray. Standing: lone Frederickson, Roseann Rapp, Marilyn Domke, Shirlee Rundquist, Eila Kok- kinen, and joan Sullivan. SECOND SEMESTER BOARD: Shown at an informal potfluck supper in the school cafeteria are old and new mernf bers of the Board of Directors. Seated: Miss Louise Sternberg, cofsponsor, R. C. Hurd, sponf sur, Donna Petitclair, Joan Sul' livan, IoAnn Engberg, Kaarina Mikkila, and Harold Cribb. Standing: Bill Hellvvig and A1 McGinnis.

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anqiuef jeafures ef 0w5 ila, un MORE than 175 students and alumni attended the History Club Banquet held January 26. To present the Cuban theme the cafeteria was gaily decorated with posters and travel folders. All past presidents were invited and the response was satisfactory. For entertainment, commuf nity singing was led by Mr. Hurd and Dorothy Cole. Mr. Pruth McFarlin, noted Negro tenor, also sang a few selections. Following the dinner a Cuban revue was presented by students in the Jr. Assembly. It was enjoyed by all and proved to be very entertaining. joan Ellen Jones was chairman of the Banquet and Dick Oglesby served as Toastmaster. 100

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BIOLOGY CLUB: Row 1,left to right: Janet Knowles, Elsie Edwards, Carol Kramer, Sammy Krieger, Nancy Hutchins. Row 2. Carol Ahlstrom, Florence Koss, Mary Ross, Geraldine Carr, Nadine Schafer, Barbara Shafer, Barbara Slocum, Margaret Koss, Darlene Dux, Jean Tiffany, Claire Dux, treasurerg Martha Wright, jackie Petitclair, Marlene Pauley, Darlene Kirk, general chairmang John Bar' rows, president. Row 3: John Knox, John Tapper, and Dale Olson. gfud jar oung cienfizi fri HE Biology club, under the leadership of Mr. Ogden Poole, has par' ticipated in many activities which constitute the monthly projects. The first of these was the banquet held at Mrs. Wilsonls Cafe in North Chicago. Mr. A. L. Grosche spoke at this banquet. A Christmas party was held in the school cafeteria. Mr. Brainard led the group in square dancing. Recently the members made a trip to Chicago to the Chrysanf themums and Azalia show. A new project sponsored by the Biology Club, and which concerns all students in W.T.H.S. is the beautification of the grounds. In this project the front lawn and middle court of the North Building are taken care of. Oflicers of the Biology Club are: Carol Ahlstrom, president: Claire Dux, treasurer, Jenny Kranz, secretary, Darlene Kirk, general chairman, Geraldige Carr is in charge of publicity. During the meetf ings various members work on modeling plastics, heredity, and other topics. A pair of Golden Hamsters were purchased to aid the study of heredity. A litter of twelve young are born every fifteen days. This makes it possible to study several generations. Carol Ahlstrom and Gerf aldine Carr are making this study. 102