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

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MARK B. WILSON B.S. Physical Education, Athletic ' Coaching Mr. Wilson coaches varsity foot¬ ball, And his teams’ reputations are known unto all. MARJORIE B. WITHAM B.A. English Miss Witham teaches English, too, And in our school she’s still quite new. MAJ. GEORGE W. HUNT Military A newcomer to our ranks this year, Our military boys give him a rousing cheer. VIVIAN SALMON A.B. Secretary With smiling face and manner merry, She’s Mr. Thaiman’s secretary. CARRIE SCHNEIDER Secretary Secretary in the Senior Office is she. Always ready to help both you and me. LUCILLE LEE Assistant Librarian A cheerful worker is Lucille Lee, She assists Miss Thompson in our school library. MARIE SAUTER Secretary Always willing to oblige is she. In Jr. Office, she’s the secretary. VIVIAN THOMPSON Librarian Miss Thompson, our librarian, is so very merry, That in her presence we love to tarry. OUR FACULTY Here’s to our teachers, whose hair we turn gray; To whom we give nightmares, all night ami all day. They’re mighty fine folks, if you just stop and chat; if you learn to respect them, they give it right back. M. E. H. Page Nineteen

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LEONA STOEVENER A.B., M.A. Home Economics Miss Stoevener knows how to sew a fine seam. Because of her charm, she’s held in esteem. , PETER PAUL SUCHANSKI B.A. Mathematics, Business Training In mathematics and business training. Very good courses he is main¬ taining. M. G. THOMPSON A.B. English A teacher of Math and English is he, And just as proficient as any could be. ELLEN TIDY B.A. English She is well versed in every phase, Of rhetoric, grammar, stories, and plays. G. A. WALDORF B.S., M.A. Physics, Algebra He excells in more ways than one, In physics and math class- Oh, what fun! FRANCES WEISS B.A. French Miss Weiss speaks French like a native of France, That she’s talented, too, you can tell at a glance. PETRONILLA STOEVENER M.S. Home Economics In cooking and baking she can’t be beat, She’s very nice and she’s very neat. RUTH TALCOTT B.A. English If there’s anything in grammar you’d like to know, Up to Miss Talcott we advise you to go. MAURICE M. THOMPSON B.S., M.A. Mechanical Drawing Short and quiet, a man apart, He knows the blue prints’ mys¬ terious art. LAURA F. TREVENEN Ph.B. English Verbs and their subjects, no ter¬ rors have they, When taught by a teacher so charming and gay. LUCILLE WEBB B.S. Foods Soft brown eyes and a gentle look She teaches the girls how to bake and cook. JESSIE WHYTE B.A. History If any period in the world is a mystery, You can soon unveil it by taking history. Page Eighteen

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MAINTENANCE JANITORIAL STAFF Row 1 Mrs. M. Sneesby, Mrs. L. Tiernan, A. Kerrigan. Row 2—W. C. Brown, R. Learmort, J. Gray, H. Plies. Row 3 K. Helander, J. Walt. W. Helman, W. Riebock. Row 4—L. Rasmussen, F. Koehler, W. Morstadt, E. Lyons, R. Rieback, E. Hanlin. THE JANITORS W1 ien students’ daily grind is done, A janitor’s work has just begun. The “spoils” of battle left behind, Are all a janitor can find. Our boots and papers in a mess Are soon replaced by cleanliness. And, so you see this kind of work Cannot he finished in a jerk. They finish what we left undone, They labor while we have our fun. M. E. H. Page Twentii