West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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UPPER LEFT: Shepherds Charles Canfield and Ed W I T H I T S M U S I C D R A M A Winslow stand reverently as Mary and Joseph, I portrayed by Julie Thayer and Dick Borsini, kneel beside the manger of the Christ child. UPPER RIGHT: One of the assemblies we shall never forget was the one when the West High winners for the annual I Speak for Democracy con- test presented their essays. Mike Holauist, Maxine Ford, and Curtis Allison listen as Dave Martin, first place winner, tells of the impressions of a soldier in Korea. LOWER LEFT: Discussing work for the Illinois Curriculum Program are Miss Lois Dilley, representative of the secondary school English teachers, Principal James E, Blue, curriculum committee member since I935 and member of the executive committee since I9-I6, and Dr. Charles Sanford, director of the curriculum committee and associate dean of the College of Education at the University of Illinois, LOWER RIGHT: Service is one of the most important factors in our school. Whether it be on the part of student or teacher, office clerk or janitor, it is the combined effort that makes the spirit of West. Typing is only one of the many duties of Mrs. Mary L. Yankaitis, Mrs. Alberta Kessling, Miss Virginia Lyon llibrary clerkl, Mrs. Donna Heinzeroth, and Miss Nancy Buzzell. INSERT: Helping to make our school run smoothly are Mr. Al Daniels, acting custodian, Mr. Vernon Theisen, engineer, and others on their hard-working staffs, 5 s 2 3 5 E 5 I... 1' ri sf' ltr I ,liar I fs Z

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