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

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IN SADDLE SHOES Day by day the year rolled byg We Worked and played together. Our saddle shoes We wore each day No matter what the weather. They carried us to football games, To dances and to playsg And now they'll tread Within this book Down memory's happy Ways. .ll 7 dj ! Q I . ft C I' lv, l x!! l nf flfllg x 'ff WWW i A 5 he xr! ... Y, iv 5 575 , .':- ' ' Q ix EXMI 'ft Q0 , X .t xl ,til

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Die Deutsche I Members attending the German Club meetings enjoy games, songs, riddles and poems, all in German, to acquaint them with the customs of the German people. Die Deutsche Gesellschaft is a compara- tively young organization because of the fact that the study of German was banned in most American schools during the World War and the club was just refounded in 1938. At Christmas time, a play was given in German. Those who took part were: Rheinholder Schmidt, Albin Leicht, Leonard Gordon, Arthur Lokkins, Iordan Hillman, and Iune Luzar. The club looked forward with much an- ticipation to a movie of the Rhine country, with Mrs. McLean telling of her trip down the Gesellschaft --- Rhine. lt proved highly educational as Well as interesting. Officers of the club were: Lorraine Deib- ler, president, Iames Haake, vice-president, Edward Bunk, secretary-treasurer, and Britta l-lellgren, program chairman. Miss Bess Dady is sponsor of the club. At other meetings German test games were played. lt is all fun, yet the student learns new words and stories. The meetings are all carried on by the students. Miss Dady gives her assistance only when needed. The majority of the club membership are from among those enrolled in the two year course in German offered as a regular part of the foreign language course. GERMAN CLUB. FIRST SEMESTER ROW l, left to right: Robert McKinley, Bess Dady, Britta Hellgren, James Haake, Lorraine Deibler. Edward Bunk. Carol Vlack, Lorraine Siewert. Eugene Greene. ROW Z: Arthur Lokkins. Glen Rosenwald, Marie Mitchell, Virginia Archdale. Ruth Bradtke, june Luzar, Barbara Greene, Rheinholder Schmidt, Alice Kukar, Roy Hampson. ROXV 3: Leonard Gordon, Eldene Loftus, Bill Grosche, jack Human, La Verne Johnson, Ray Eimerman, Leslie Lat:, Helen Long, Allan Goldsmith. ROXV 4: Richard Lucke, Albin Leicht, Xvilliam Krpnn, Bob DeKay, Ray Lalxinrche. Norman Kaplnn, yyiniam Dowdeng 105

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M .- GIRLS' LEAGUE, GROUP I ROXV 1, left to right: Leona Brahin, Barbara Hulse, Barbara Ott, Lois Mitchell, Madge Kincaid, Bette Edwards, Julia Gordon, Anna Hoogasian. Josephine Durka, Beverly Chandler, Miss Coy. ROW 2: Eleanor Vtlicklund, Daniella Simcic, Lois Clark, Mary Lou Boyles, Gloria Borregard, Norma Jorgensen, Harriet Wolters, Lorraine Siewerl, Shirley Wlalclorf, VVilma Baughman. RONV 3: Eldenu Loftus, Mary Nimits, Annette Singer, Florence Barland, Rita Keller, Cora Borrc, Dorothy Yumplot, Pearl Stewart. Doris Peterson. RONV 4: Nancy Lee XVhiteleather, Mildred Simcic, Angela Milos. Lawana Connell, Eva Simcic, Elizabeth Schlung. joan Nolan, Mary Kyndherg. Mary Green, Anne Sekuliek, Wlillemina Boland. ROVV 5: Ann Link, Shirley Anderson. Helen Prcst, Shirley Feiler, Margaret Schroeder, Ruth Schaefer. Elynore Stearns, Velladean Johnston, Marilyn Moran. Frances Goldsmith, Anita Lewis. ROVV 6: Marion Rotettgcn, Betty Meekins, Betty Hansen, Polly Radke, Alice Zabo- kovec, Dora Yellen, Doris XVindlinger, Dorothy VVinters, Lauretta Nellans, Betty Petitclair, Louise Perrine, Grace Larsen, Helen Storey. There's or Bevy of Iolly Girls I its Thursday night! lt's Thursday night! lt's time for us to meet. The clubroom rings with the merry voices ot the Girls' League, singing their club song. On meeting nights, dozens of scampering feet rush gaily down the steps to the Clube room. Their owners settle cozily on davenf ports, window seats, and easy chairs to await fun and business. Betty Newenham was pres- ident, Ruth Makela, vicefpresident, Charlotte Mix, secretary, Gloria Douthitt, treasurer, and Lois Anderson, council chairman. These oitie LOST AND FOUND cers take charge and the activities are planned. Over the goal line and through the goal posts, the couples marched for the tirst dance ot the year-the Girls' League football dance after the Evanston game. Yea, Team! 'Step right up, folks. Try your skill! Five chances, only one penny , sang out the bar- kers, Booths were decked with brilliantly colored streamers and gay balloons lined the gym. Happy crowds thronged about the con- AT LEAP YEAR DANCE Thc1t's mine, right There! Miss Rundquist. Miss Coy And it's ladies' choice, Do! 106