West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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tween the East and West high schools improved. Concerning civic improve- ments which Rockford needs most, Miss Butts considers a well managed youth center as the cityis greatest need, and Mr. Schade agrees that an improved program of recreation would greatly benefit the youth. Wider streets and more restaurants are suggested hy Miss Greenlee, and Miss Saporiti feels that Rockford would benefit from an outdoor amphitheater. Mr. Wfhitenack recom- mends a community center and more off the street parking. Many of our fac- ulty memhers desire to travel, including Mr. Beyer who would like to attend the Olympic games in London this summer. Some day Miss Brittain hopes to take a walking tour through the Scottish lake country. Mr. Crull would like to take a trip around the world, while a Euro- pean tour appeals to Mr. Shumatc. Miss Depping would again like to visit the Rocky Mountain National Park. The southwestern parts of the United States beckons to Mr. Horrall, while Mrs. Lutz would enjoy the northeastern part of our country or Canadag Mr. Maitland states that he would derive pleasure from visiting the Ozark country and the Kentucky hills. Miss Nelson, Miss Wliit- ing, and Miss Pierce choose Hawaii as a delightful spot to visitg on the other hand, Mrs. Meade would enjoy a trip to Alaska. Miss Zacker would love to travel through Mexico, as would Miss Keeler, while Miss Walker would prefer to go deeper into the South American coun- tries, GIDES V- e e Dan Hanna explains the use of the slide rule to Jim French, Basil Cast-io, Kenneth Bull, and Janis Conklin in trigonometry. Intent on their clothing class textile study are Sylvia Brocklnan, Jeannine Riley, Marilyn Mc-Intosh, Connie Helm, and Margaret Fain. Edith Whiting, A.B.., Social Science Headg Milo E. Willson, B.S., Mathematics, Coachg Carolyn W'ones, M.A., Matllemalics, Sophomore Coun selorg Helen Wray, R.N., Nurseg John W. Wyeth, M.A., Social Studies, Coachg Jean Zacker, M.A., Foreign Language. ',.5'ffQLAp. 1--1,,,,,L,g,,.f, '- ' fa,--lifes 12 19

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to Circle Tour Views Prove 46West ls Best Opposite, Top Left: Mr. Blue addresses a faculty meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Top Right: Miss Denney works with her ollicc personnel. Center Left: Weighing and measuring with various instruments during a physics experi- ment are the tasks being performed by these zoologists. Center Middle: La Verne Dickson and Leo Hilton are replacing an oil pan on a Dodge motor in an auto shop class. Center Right: Our employment manager, Mr. Schade, is talking to David Caskey and .lean Secard. Bottom Left: Here are Miss Nl-'ray and her assistants, Virginia Evanson, Betty Waters, Dorothy Dean, Miss NVray, and Irma Clayton. Bottom Right: Mrs. Neth, Mrs. Thorn, Mrs. Gieron, and Mrs. Jones, cafeteria workers, are preparing lunch in the cafeteria. Top Lefr: An attractive French classroom bulletin is being prepared by Janet Howell, Dorothy Arnold, Sam De Ria- mando, and Dick Wilson. Top Right: Ralph Woods, Connie Helm, and Joan Ridgway, students of an American problems class, are viewing pictures of the housing problem. Bottom Left: In a gym class Mary Lou Miller, Nancy Ruth Andress, Gwen NVbitc, and Helen Mariani do a deep knee bend. Bottom Right: A group of Spanish students, ,lim Cutler, Margie Shanhouse, Barbara Peter, and Shirley Woods, are displaying Mexican handicrafts. wwf ty-wuusww-nm tu in . ,Q ' , -mm. 12 -Q-as - . P I ' f .- A ' ' ' , . , : V am- Num' K - 1- 'uw mm Ana: , A ' n if-anl . 21