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

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Library Fine Art , Driver afet , And En lish l'lPjll'f Ivft. IJBHNIH. Thrmiggli thu- use- of the- um-ll vqiiip pr-fl si-lmul lilurznry. thi- stueivnts are- uhh- to 4'UlllIDif'U' thr-ir ussiwililie-rits. The quia-l utnmsplirfrv VllLliliPS thc- students IVIIIIVI' riglzl. 5fXl li'l'N lflillif.-K'l'lUN. NIV. Nf-ary. Saivtw l'i4ilH'ilIi0Il instru1'loi'. explains tha- use- of thc' Rm-ystmle iiiIl0l'Iliill' 'lir-st for 4-yi-sigllt in our of his fri-shman vlusse-s. I.uuw lvft. -XHT. Mnliiing vlziy is wmv of Ihr- many zivtixi- tie-s that :irv take-n up in the' url l'iilSSP!4. in this lPi1'lllI'4 Hr. Nlisunus is slimming tim of his stuiients thc- propvr lf'4'ilIlilIllf'. l,nu'i'r riglil. ifNCl.iSli. Nliss Ukfs ilollcge- i':IltI4ilII4'l Hx- umiimlion Huaiiwl vlzlss is elijnyilig stuniying its NlPl'ilillliLll'f IUSSIHI. 28

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ouncil Crystalllees tudent Suggestions Alfoiw: KIOUNCII. UFFUIERS. HOW l: llharlotte l,eterson. Secretary: Miss hloore, Sponsor. ROW' 2: Fred Bairstou. 'l'reasurcr: Xlorrie Blttltllttlfg. President: ,lohn Nlc5hanr-. Vice President. V . .,. .,,. . . . .-,. . . 7011 plcfllrrt 5lllllF,Nl l.Ul,llNl.ll, Nll-.NlHt.hhllll'. l.elt to Vlgllll. SE-X'lll'ilJ: Nlyrna 'l'urncr. Bets-rly llalxin. Fred Hairstow. Nick Ke-ller. Rudy fllogoxsky. ,lohn lhlt'Sl1illlt'. Kay Russell. .lanice Foster. l.ouis .lar-obs. lhiUl'I'if' Blllllllltlfg. fillillilllllt' l,etf-rson. STANIJINL: liliarlotte Exans. llolores Brannn. ,ludy ,lones. bliss Moore. Mifltllf- piclurc. l3lll.l.l'i'l'l'W HU.-XRII 1fUNlNlI'l l'l'iF. Nick Keller. .ludy ,loncs. Rudy tllogoxsky. llolorcs lirannn. Myrna Turner. Kay llietim-ve-l'. HH WTHS Student Council is becoming one ol the most active councils in Illinois. The members. elected by the sludent body. met daily during the fourth period in lioom I2 with tl1eir sponsor. Nliss Eleanor bloore. Some days were designated as work days when the fiounvil divided into separate groups. Un other days formal parliamentary meetings were held at which time. abstract ideas were crys- tallized into concrete projects. The 1950-'Sl Council 4-arried on the work of preceding groups. Some of these activities were the lree get-acquainted dance in September. taking miniature pictures for the An- nual and lor personal use. supporting two foster children in Europe. appointing and supervising the hall monitors. dec- orating the halls at Christmas. co-ordinating all assemblies. organizing the Class Councils. selling student accident in- surance. chartering clubs. issuing honor VV 's for extra- curricular participation other than athletics. maintaining two suggestion boxes. and arranging the two activity bulle- tin boards. I-ill