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

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meet Two 'W' Kane! and Orclae tra NDER the direction oi Otto Graham the Concert Band prepares for the an- nual iall and spring concerts and the assemblies, football and basket- ball games. The band presented for the first time in any high school the score from HGuys and Dollsw. The soloists for the concerts were Gerald An- derson, Robert Butkus, Paul Wille, and Stanley Ackerman. Director Graham says that the band of 1951-1952 has been tops. The Junior Band Works on basic principles and aspires to attain the goal oi becoming members of the Concert Band. W.T.H.S. has a line orchestra which gives the music minded students an opportunity to better their musical education. lts leader is Mr. Otto Graham. Top picture, CONCERT BAND. lNSTBUMENTAT1ON. OBOES: Claywell,Hyde. FLUTES: Mitchell,Perrill,Scblem- mer, Rinehardt, Scliad, Lewis, Cote. Bb CLARINETS: Willett, Larson, Cavin, Prowett, Nordlund, Wood, Leliiller, Hubbard, Bankbcad, Thomas, Horn, Kuderko, Widemeyer, Hughey. BASS CLARINETS: Foster, Lippert, Jacobs. ALTO CLARINET: Caslimore. FRENCH HORNS: Dever, Adams, Reynolds, Binning, Zetterman. Eb ALTO SAXA- lx 'NI V elofl Cannon Bb TENOR SAXAPHONES' Renberg, Manning, Pish. BARlTONE PHONES: But'us, desert, as , . . A . A - , SAXAPHONES: Tyler, Kuntar. SAHRUSAPHONE: Constantino. BARITONES: Christensen, Erickson, Magden, Reitz, Collins. BASSOONS: Wille, Bauer, Baker. TROMBONES: Hall, Strahs, Wirth, Nitsche, George, Sagen, Web- renberg, Bliege. MARHNIBA: Pearson. TYMPANIE: Carnahan. CYMBALS: McClure, O'Black. BASSES: John- son, Slocum, Campbell, Rundquist, Sacramento. BASS DRUMS: Ackerman. SNARE DRUMS: Walls, Ludington, ' - ' ' ls Wri lit, Stevens, Constantino, Huesing, Fol- MCDonald, Peterson, Marshall. CORNETS. Anderson, Kline, Jaco xson, g lensbee, Wight, Bostyan, Kirkpatrick, Boettle, Maki. Conductor: Graham. Lower picture. BAND OFFICERS. Seated, left to right: Capt. Ackerman, TXS-gt. Bauer, lst Lt. Wille, 2nd Lt Christensen, Corp. Manning. Standing: lst Sgt. Kline, M!Sgt. Anderson, Staff Sgt. Benberg, Sgt. Taylor. 116

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Peppem Hdd Uim 70 Sparta Nctivitie ERHAPS the most enthusiastic group of students at WTHS is the Peppers' Club A com bination of cheerleaders and peppy rooters, this organization has gone a long way in promoting school spirit. With Mrs. Victoria Ford as the Peppers' advisor, and Mrs Mir iam Jones as the cheer advisor, the club sponsored what was one of the greatest Homecom ing spectacles ever staged at Waukegan. Consisting of an assembly, a bon-fire rally, and a parade, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the affair was climaxed by the football game against Evanston, and closed with the dance to the theme of Indian Summer Ollicers for the year were: Loretta Wasil, president, Jean Prowett, vice-president Janice Sekulich, secretary, and Audrey Borkenhagen, treasurer. Top picture below: Elaser Elasarian leads Carolyn Kulle, Marilyn Dangwillo, Joan Marsh, Audrey Borkenha en Rhea Mackey, Dick Thompson, Loretta Wasil, Judy Jones, Donna Rowling, Adrienne Matson and Marsa Tersar 1n a rousing cheer at one of the basketball games. Bottom picture: Members of the Peppers' Club await the start of their meeting. They are, ROW 1: Anja Kuoppala Deanne Thompson, Donna Anderson, Barbara Berta, Donna Rowling, Adrienne Matson, DeLee Niemi, Joanne Mc Carthy, Eleanore Spiers, Barbara Spellman, Betty Lewis. ROW 2: Charlene Opal, Patricia Tomkowicz, Janice Seku lich, Joan Marsh, Marjorie Renick, Vivian Merlo, Shirley Campbell, Loretta Wasil, Rhea Mackey, Judy Jones ROW 3: Rosalie Kirt, Gerry Vvetterberg, Carol Marshall, Shirley Van Laeke, Jackie Turner, Margaret Thompson Joyce Frederickson. ROW 4: Lois Prowett, Maureen Cypcar, Merle Brenen, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Jones, Betty Derre berry, Zenia Cybulski, Marilyn Dangwillo, Carolyn Kulle, Darlene Schuman, Sally Wasil. ia 49 -'gags V

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