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

Page 20 text:

fray? nderstamlin eachers uide Us '11 The teacher has been characterized as an efficiency device in the modern scheme of education. But the real teacher is much more than a device. Highly trained in his field, he becomes an expert adviser to the young person. Having prepared himself for the profession of teaching, the real teacher knows, understands, and tolerates the whims of youth while he helps solve their problems. AT LEFT: Miss Grace Rundquist, Dean of Girls and head of the girls' athletic department AT RIGHT: In conference with H. B. Baurenfeind, guidance director, are Paul- ine Hofmeister, Larry Eaton, and Betty Ann Rachow.

Page 19 text:

We Practice Fair Play and Sportsmanship Good sportsmanship and fair play are keywords on the American sporting scene. Sports develop healthy bodies to go hand in hand with sound minds. Physical education teachers encourage students to take part in football, bas' ketball, track, swimming, and baseball. Other sports such as tennis, golf and badminton are being played at WTHS as well as in high schools throughout the country. WTHS offers the best sporting facilities available to its students. The gym floor, the football field, and the swimming pool are rated with the best in the country. Our motto is, A sport for everyone and everyone out for a sport. BELOW: 'W' cheer- leaders in action at basketball game. Left to right: Mi-tchell Me- kaelian, Norma Robin- son and Shirley Leides.

Page 21 text:

Q ,, V 7 'HL . 131951 5 A Y Q N 9? x 'CP' 4 X U 4 gs 3, ,- X 5- x N nj, Ns A S gm Q ' if 3 S' sq 5 iss kr? Q ,N XXX fs 13 I vm! x F if 5' , if K 'X' X J ,ff Q . . 1 3 -Qs 3 , V 5554 T Emi' .35 ,xi . pg 1 S W i. - ,s e w , ff' 0 N.. A 31' X x 5 ,R 'X YS Tk