Wauconda High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Wauconda, IL)

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Studied Citiyena - t 4, Nu A1 X x r K-Qt 1 THOMAS BILLINGS ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT D C1es11and K Broughten busxly explammg the Department of Justnce 1n Amer1can Government Class wlth Mr B1111ngs LYNETTE IACKSON I3

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Socla If 'fl' qv- Y Bu: CALVIN LOOMIS Hnstory as the study of culture The ln dlvldual an daily llvlng IS affected and affects the pattern of hrs culture It IS to be expected that the educated person will appreciate and honor hls own culture, and through this appreciation make his own contrnbutlon to human progress LEFT TO RIGHT M Warfleld F Kaufman J Podraza study the Hxstory of the Umted States 3 Rlgm L J MEFFQRD 45:7 I2 0 ? L, ' . 4, 'l I .T , l ' 1 ' W ,. xA V .1 .xl .NJ ,J if V i L I I . 1 Q w U , Ag h l 'bl

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ART CLASS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ion Gab- riel, Pat O'Nei11, Marge Peterson. JOAN WERHA NE NG N The art students have undertaken a varlety of prolects Among the practlcal arts are mosaics, ranging from trays and plaques to tables, copper enamel lewelry We students are a so learmng the art of water color palntmg, palntung, lettering and sketching It IS sure to prove very Interesting and profitable for those partlclpatmg an tempera ART CLUB OFFICERS Jackle Bell Terry Wagner MISS Werhane and Nevrlle Carr Presldent r 4' ,-IT f 14 Q. f, 1 . . . . . . . . . . . : ' . . ' t . . ,- - ' S6 '55 'X 4 . 5 R ,, - H F , -,- -:ff i vi l- .- . Nl' -.- H- ' --Ii -- 'sAslo0 3 yt -ff 1z.' - ' U' -.7 'I' 'T-1' 1 .1 - f ' 1, K- Z., A , 4 . T f n '- :- ilu 1 I r ' X