West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Faculty FLOYD OHLSON, M.A., Vocal Music Director, TREVI- SON R. OLDENBURG, M.S., Science, ROSEMARY K. PARKER, M.S., Home Economics, JAMES PENCE, B.A., Social Studies, Coach. IRENE C. PHILLIPS, M.A., Social Studies Head, MfSgt. EDWARD C. PRATT, Military Science, MARGARET G. RALSTON, M.A., Home Economics Head, CLARISSA RUDELIUS, B.A., English, Social Studies. ALFRED DT SABIN, M.A., Industrial Arts, ANGELYN T. SAPORITI, B.S.,'Home Economics, ALEX SAUDAR- GAS, M.A., Physical Education, Coach, LENA SCAN- DROLI, M.A., Foreign Language Head. OLIVER SCHADE, M.S., Employment Director, ETHELYN SCHUSTER, R.N., School Nurse, HARVEY A. Sl-IARE, M.A., Social Studies, Asst. Coach, CHRISTINE SHEETZ, M.A., Mathematics. CLARENCE E, SHUMATE, B.C.S., Commercial Head, ELIZABETH F. SUTERS, M.S., Science, SALLY V. TREFZ, B.A., Physical Education, GEORGE W. TRUMBULL, M.M., Band Director. FRANCIS J. VALENTINE, M.S., Mathematics, BERTHA J. VINCENT, M.A., English, MAX W. WARNER, M.A., Boys' Physical Education Head, Coach, MAUD E. WEINSCHENK, M.A., English. NANCY J. WEIR, B.S., English, Debate, CHARLES E. WHITENACK, M.A., Social Studies, EDITH WHITING, B.A., Social Studies, CHARLES J. WILD, B.S., Physical Education, Coach. OPPOSITE PAGE, In the home management course, Lou Ann Tuck, Sandra Worral, and Carol Adams learn about the unusual features of various types of lamps. A fellow student, Karleen Eastwood, points out the advantages of a three way floor lamp, f 7 Tu 1 xv' Il'-I I A 'Z Agn 'ch . . 5 ' Y , . .sn V. hw A . . -,. .3 '4' jd .gy 1 Q--bf .5 ,133 I .5 X fifth f T 4. t.',, 5 .wif A . .K K ? E, . f f-as ,5, .,,x ' 9 .gay al ,1 Ii' . -. we-tifeff,-vtf . , Q' .L . sgj . - , J w. E... 3 no .,... X A. if --wr 114 -417 I 'AWS ,I .qt 5' ' 43 Gu t' -3 6- Q ,ag 0. tit L QL,

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F, P, UPPER1Busily at work keeping school records, Miss Virginia Lyon, library assistant, Mrs. Mary Yankaitis, Miss LeOra Walker, Miss Katherine Strum, and Miss Wilma Bauer, ottice work- ers, help keep West High running smoothly throughout the school year. CENTER: Resting a few moments dur' ing a day's work in the cafeteria are Mrs. D, Mclvtorris, Mrs. V. Black- hall, Mrs, M. Lawson, Mrs. E. Neth, Mrs. I. Mund, Mrs. A. l-lappgod, Mrs. E, Witherby, Mrs. H. Westbrook icaf- eteria managerl, Mrs. M. Jones, Mrs. A. Petterson, Mrs. C. Gieron, and Mrs. D. Thompson. LOWER: Custodian Alvin Daniels, center, and his helpers, Mr. Oscar Dahlberg, Mr. John Ciaccio, Mr. Mi- chael Zinna, Mr. Robert Tracy, Mr. Raymond Jackson, and Mr. Henry Dahl prepare to move the portable piano and some chairs into the or- chestra pit. Mr. Vernon Theisen, en- gineer, checks over the lighting equipment for a stage production. OPPOSITE PAGE: The three boilers that keep the building heated are located in a separate building to the north of the school. The engineer and the firemen report at 4100 o'clock Monday mornings and 5:00 o'clock other school days to start the boilers and see that they are in working condition. S T H A .j,,tkg ,, is is wi.. r 1 x,v +-12 x hr-If-54. i ,,. iff 27