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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1950 volume:

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Lil... j 1 '- l M535 24.215-iezilmgn-A-, -Wwwwgmwzs. swf., WWi5+3f5iQ'6MwWTi 71 ff 'ax YV: ,MM .-51 ii fi Q i ,,.qE,f AR ,swam 'N ' -1 .. J. il ll -Q I' f- , 4, slim' Pl if 1 - ,f ' 1 ' .of .- ' If ml'-'J flat A Q-tiff :LfP'q4.g XL Fwfgil Sill WAUKEGA . .Slpfembef Autumn days - crisp. cool, and delightful -- usher in a new school year. Happy to he back on the campus. We are hopeful, confident, ready to meet every challenge. In the classroom, in the laboratory, on the sports iield, in club activities. We are eager and determined to make this year the best ever.. 1 f 1 ' ffflfy, I A ' I, Y! f ff V, I 5.5195 fi ng.. . . en Ln fer' omed M! '+ THEY' lei, --1 i. , 5 Elf-Tl 1 li. , .Mil .All-li. .-13, ' 1 The campus is transformed into a snowy wonderland. Cold, snappy weather spurs us to action. Athletics, Clubs, and social life get into full swing. The Christmas season gives us a heart'- warming thrill. XVe greet the New Year with youthful zest. It's midfyear and we welcome a new term. 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They are elected hy the township clectoratc to thrcefycar terms and are eligihle for refelection. The High School Business Manager serves as Board secretary, hut is not a voting member of that hody. Retiring from the Board this year are Dr. Andrew Furlan and George Drysdale. New members elected in the April, 1950 election are Marshall McDonough and Milton J. Nantz. Memhcrs serve without monetary reniunerationg their reward is the satisfaction of helping to provide the hest possible educational program and facilities for the youth of their community. 11 ice, CAIJCGK ana! .fduxigary ja!! MRS. MARIE BEATTY Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. EDNA FAE BOWERS Guidance Office Secretary MRS. CATHERINE COUTURIER Board Office Secretary MRS. LORRAINE DELLA POSTA Receptionist MRS. MARY GINN Board Office Bookkeeper MRS. LOUISE LOVE Cafeteria Manager MRS. JOYCE NEEDHAM Industrial Office Secretary MISS MARIE SAUTER Attendance Secretary MISS CARRIE SCHNEIDER Registrar, Secretary to the Principal MRS. PRISCILLA SCHROEDER School Nurse MRS. HAZEL F. SCHULTZ Apprenticeship Training Secretary MISS MARION SMALES High School Office Secretary MISS PENZIE SPARR Evening School Secretary MRS. CAROL STASKEWICH Activities Cashier MRS. LOTTIE TURNER ' Book Room Secretary W DR. ERICH WEIS School Physician , a Y . Il : it -., . if. was 6 if it 3 Maui? ESIDES the administration, faculty, and students, there is an auxiliary group that takes care of much of the routine work that goes through the office. In this group are the office secretaries, the secretaries to the superintendent and principal, and the at' tendance and the bookroom secretaries. The activities cashier collects class dues and book bills, and takes care of other monetary duties. The school nurse and the school doctor are responsible for checking the physical health of the students. Every other year stu' dents are required to have a physical examination. Taking care of the information desk and the switch board are among the duties of the receptionist. The board oiiice bookkeeper and evening school secretary are included in this group. Managing the cafeteria and the teacher's lunch room falls to the cafeteria manager, also listed with this special group. 12 Z fgriclzarci uferarz .fdclminififrafor OMING to Wiiukcgfaiii High School in 1918 in the capacity of Science in- structor and department head. Clarence E. Prichard was soon promoted to Principal, a position which he has filled creditably for almost thirty years. Before the recent organization of the present guidance and counseling system, the school principal served as the chief source of student advice. His oflice was in effect a general clearing place for individual problems of all kinds. Mr. Prichard's conf tact with the thousands of boys and girls who have been graduated from W.T.f l'l.S. during his years of service as Principal, places him in a most favorable posif tion for envisioning the future educational needs of the VV'aukeganfNorth Chi' cago community. Mr. Prichard has been appointed Superintendent to succeed Mr. jordan, whose resignation will take effect july 1, 1950. like 1 Elfgwlyfgi, it 5 35 ma. Lu , i . 1 lfl,lfl'l,l4'l0l ana! .SQTAOOK Cfadded CHARLES E. MELTON Director of Summer School INCE 1923 the Board of Education has offered the citizens of this community the facilities of thc High School for evening classes in a hroad adult education program. Under the supervision of George W. Oslwun, Evening School Director, eightyflive courses are offered in academic, trade, husiness. homemaking, and hohhy fields. Fiftyfone classes with an enroll' ment of 1054 students were organized the first semester this year: the second semester 87:7 students were enrolled in 47 organized classes. Men and women of all ages are attracted hy these courses which are designed to help them make hettcr use of their leisure time, to im' prove themselves in skills that apply at home or on thc ioh, and to earn credits toward a diploma. There are no entrance requirements except that those seeking high school credit must he elementary school graduates. NTIL five years ago local students who wished to attend summer school had to go to other places where such work was offered, The summer school session at Waukegziii now takes care of such students. From 175 to 250 students from Waukegziii as well as other places in the county have heen in attendance, Wliile any high school suhject in sufhcient de' mand will he taught during: the summer ses' sion, the suhjects most frequently requested have heen in the fields of English. Social Studies, Mathematics, Science and Commerf cial. Classes are held in the forenoon during the coolest part of the day. Each class meets for ninety minutes five times a week. For sue' cessful work a full semesters credit is allowed. A small tuition is charged, making the sum' mer school selffsupporting. Teachers are se' lected from the faculty of the regular high school teaching staff. GEORGE W. QSBUN Director of Evening School -.lillg g.,. QIHIII I amfenance. ja!! JQQPA jlzingd po! ing Group picture, MAINTENANCE STAFF Left to right ROW 1 R h H ff . , : o ert u man, Ella Gaida, George Lavender, Anna Volmary, Charles Parrino, Josephine XVagner, Gus Stalcar. ROW 2: Charles Sullivan, Ambrose Vwfalt, Tony Debevic, Bill Eustace, Lee Cox, Nelson Duncan. ROW 3: Ned Hall, Alvey Huffman, Edwin Wallenwein, Ernest Gluesing, Del' mar Jordan. Inset: M r. Nelson Duncan, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. HE maintenance staff of W.T.H.S. has a hig responsibility Under the super' vision of Mr. Nelson Duncan, they perform their many tasks efficientl . y. While the teachers and counselors guide the students in learning this staff keeps the other phases of the school in smooth operation throughout the car Wh 'nf , y . L ever there is difficulty with lockers, doors or desks, the janitor is the Hrst person k d as e to help. Keeping the classrooms and halls clean and in order is another task for the maintenance staff. Since making a good first impression is important th d - X 5 e groun s must be carefully groomed. The power lawnmower at work is not an unusual sight. Safety first is practiced during the winter when the staff clears h t e snowy sidewalks and the icy steps. Another important service group, not pictured is the cafeteria staff U d , . . . . n er the direction of Mrs. Louise Love, this group prepares and serves meals for the students and the faculty. They must prepare for four regular lunch periods. A new addition this year is the teachers' cafeteria. This is a special dining room wher th f. l ' ' 3 ' ' e e acu ty may eat. Besides serving the regular meals for students and faculty, the cafeteria staff is often called upon to prepare and serve hanquets and special dinners in the school cafeteria. 15 .Si00IflZ50I 5 L!lfl0LU 0lfU .Si'!l00!, jAQIfl'lQ TI1pp1.1uw. I'rXNIfI, IDISCIISSILIN. Iw1vruI1crx UI thc I,.T.fX. PRIVIICIPRIIL' IH Il p.mcl LI1fu1fsim1 during lIut IIHL IIIUVIIIIUX. IMI! lcv I'lSI1l: IXI1-r IIAIMIHIPII. IXII'-. G. IJITQICFICIQNIIII. IVIIN- IXfI4luI'L', IXIIXN I.. Sl0UX'C!1Cl', IVIF. T. INIQIHH. IXIV. III Il. I5rHxx1w, Mx. U. Impp. Mr. IK. I, Ijmxulvr. NIIIIIIII' f'In'IlIr'c' 'IEXKINII IxIIfMISIiI1SIIII'5 .at .1 mcctimi :mx Ivtl tu rxglmt: Mn. I. INI. XXVIIIIQIIIIN. Idle. If. Il. Ivfclf Ivm. IVIIK. :X 41, -InrI:l1-wil. Mr. I.. Iivvpgwlp I..wIf gwfww UI5I'IfIIiIlN fur IU-WVFVI xwrr. 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IfX'UIX'l1 I3.nI1'xtwxx, INIIIIIICIIST Iimcst IAIIQQ..111wniIcp1'1+tuftiHl11 IIIIU U1'.1I1.m1. 1'x'iI1lllIHIIL Ii. I. Nczlry. - , - f. , . Imknllmlm .ImI misty: I5 IxL1I'm4-In. Iwldgut .1mI IIll.lIlC'1 C.IIlp1.I Hunt. yur IMIII: I.x'4ICI' I'xucp1m'x'. IUQISIQV liull. x v 1111 illllvmnriam Grnrgr E. !J1llrAfrr, AJ.. KB.. M-A. Born: New Albany, Indiana July 16, 1885 Died: Waukegan, Illinois January 3, 1950 TRAINING: High School, New Albany, Indiana Univ. of Indiana, A.B., 1916 Univ. of Indiana, M.A., 1921 Iowa State College, B.S., 1935 University of Chicago Bradley Polytechnic Institute Massachusetts Inst. of Technology TEAcx-i1No RECORD: Rural Schools, Indiana 3 Bertholcl and Rugby, North Dakota 3 Petersburg, Indiana 1 Pontiac, Illinois 3 Waukegan, Illinois 28 years years year years years GEORGE E. McAFEE GEORGE E. MCAFEE came to Waukegan in the fall of 1922 and taught in the Industrial and Social Studies departments until a few weeks before his passing. jack , as he was affectionately known among his fellow teachers, will be remembered by his students and by his co-workers as an ardent and conscientious worker. He devoted more than a third of a century to teaching, the profession he respected and loved. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary McAfee, of 924 North County Street, Waukegan. Russell E. Bnrennrn Member of W.T.H.S. junior Class, 1949f195O. Born: january 4, 1933 Died: April 9, 1950 Parent: Soren Sorensen of RR. 3, Box 279, Green Bay Road, Waukegan, Illinois 17 aaa, Ruth A. Allen: Latin, Dep't Head, junior Class Adviser Glenn Anderberg: Shop Mathernatics, Dean of Boys Howard J. Annis: Auto Mechanics, Freshman Class Adviser Wzlltcr Barczewskir Mathematics, Dep't Head, Sophomore Class Adviser N. E. Bardonner: Electricity, Freshman Boys' Counselor Wilnmxl Bartimus: Science Oscar A. Bay: Social Studies, WTCSIl1'Hg, Frosh Football Mary J. Benson: Assistant Librarian Rcyno Bixlcr: Commercial, Dep't Head Laurence R. Brainard: Science, Intramural Sports Richard Brett: Speech Correction, Intrafmural Sports' Director Mrs. Anne S. Bright: Home Economics, Freshman Girls' Counselor Ralph D. Brown, Physical Education, Dep't Head Eleanor E. Buck: Spanish, French Paul C. Burke: Pupil Adjustment Counselor John Burnison: Physical Education, Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball Hcrbcrt I. Caine: History Ella Clark: Home Economics 6lClfLAy Top row, left to right: Paul Clymcr: General Mathematics E. H. Cole: Business English, General Business Marian Coy: Spanish, junior Class Advisor Elizabeth Craine: General English Capt. john E. Cramer: R.O.T.C., Assistant P.M.Sf9 T. Helcn Cunningham: General English, Sophomore Class Middle row: Bess Dady: German, Mathematics Bonita Damman: Librarian Theodore Damos: Physical Education, Varsity Baseball Mrs. Barbara Deeming: Speech Correction Stephen Drcw: Physical Education, Varsity Track Henry C. Eads: World History Bottom row: David W. Fields: American History Jean A. Fortier: Social Studies, 'Tennis Coach Lu C. Gayton: English, Latin lst Cl. Sgt. Vkfilliam E. Gcnsch: R.O.T.C. Instructor William E. Gifhn: Woodshop, Mechanical Drawing Leslie Gilkcy: Vocal Music, Choir Director 19 Advisor jddflgy Top row, left to right: Master Sgt. Grant Gonyoz R.O.'1'.G., Ordnance Sgt. Florence Grady: Mathematics Gtto E. Graham: Instrumental M'usic, Miisic Dept Head Myrtle Greenleaf: Mathematics Al G. Grosche: Biology, Science Dep't Head Rosemary Haddock: Basic English, Ir. Girls' Counselor Middle row: Kathleen Heaton: SightfSaving Julien Hills: General English Goleta Hunt: Commercial Roy Hurd: Social Studies, Dep't Head Hazel Hurllvutt: General English, Geography Major David W. Iughuhn, P.M.S.C9T. Bottom rows Howard A. jackson: Machi'ne Shop A. W. james: Science Vera L. jerg: Bookkeeping, Dean of Girls G. A. Jickling: Business Mathematicss Elsie Katterjohn: General English Sgt. Howard A. Klister: R.O.T.G. Instructor 20 gdffblkg Sophomore Girls' Counselor Victoria L. Larson: Basic Math, Thomas W. lvlann: Social Studies, Sophomore Boys' Counselor George H. McDill: Sociology, jr. Boys' Counselor, Teachers' Association President Rulwy K. McLean: English, Curriculum, Depit Head Clmrlcs E. Melton: Shop Nlath, Director, Summer School Edwin C. Mcslow. Annual fourn.alisrn, Photography, Visual Aids, Drawing Elcainor Mihzin: General English Everett P. Misunzis: Art, Dept Head Elcamore lvloorc: Social Studies, Student Council Sponsor E. bl. Neary: Driver Safety Education Rolwcrt C. Nickel: Social Studies Eva E. Okc: Basic English, Graduation Speech Coach George W. Oslwun: Shop lslathematics, Night School Director julia Csling: Basic English Margaret Pcruccn: Typing, Clerical Practice Mrs. Evelyn Mugcrditchian: Physical Education Ogden H. Poole: Science Donald B. Potter: General English jdCMAgf' Kzithiileen Rzmclolph: Physical Education Charles S. Reid: Commercial, Varsity Basketball Coach George Reid: Vocational Printing, XVorld Norman Rickard: Visual Aids, Weldi'ng, Auto Mechanics, Swimming Coach Evelyn Rummel: Spanish, Dept Head S. I. Samdveuz Social Studies Paul L. Schoenoff: Publications, lkleclianical Drawing, Printing Charlotte Schuette: Physical Education Mrs. Mae Sclwvaniger: Physical Education J. L. Sehwaninger: Visiting Teacher Irene Sexton: Commercial Sgt. lst Cl. Claude Shelton: R.O.T.C., Administrative Sgt. Leo L. Singer: Science, Athletic Director MfSgt. Wm. E. Souza: R.O.T.C., Rifle Team James E. Staker: Testing Director, Social Studies Louise Sternberg: Social Studies, Debate Leona Stoevcner: Home Economics, Social Studies Petronella Stoevener: Home Economics, Dep't Head, Senior Class Adviser g6l,Clfl,Eg ls Top row, left to right: Ira Stopford: Macliine Shop, Meclianical Drawing Mrs. Evelyn Taylor: Social Studies Capt. Lee Taylor: R.O.'l'.C., Assistant P.M.S.G'T. Wzirreli Thomas: Physical Education, Soph Football, Basketball Mahel Thompson: Typing, Office Machines Milton Thompson: Shop Matliernatics Second row: Ellen Tidy: General English Stanley F. Tomkoviek: English, Senior Boys' Counselor, Golf Mrs. Jean Torrance: Basic English Orlin D. Trapp: Electricity, Industrial and AudiofVisual Director Laura Trevenen: General English Lester Vickers: Vkfood Shop, Faculty Welfare Committee Chairman 'Third row: Mrs. Ruth Waldeek: Typing, Shorthand, Stenoffyping George A. Waldorf: Science, Suburban League Representative Frances Weiss: Basic English, Social Committee Chairman Veairnell White: Employment Counselor, Commercial Jessie Whyte: Social Studies, Senior Girls' Counselor Melba Wixom: Speech, Dramatics, Mathematics Fourth row: john Wright: Social Studies, Mathematics, Freshman Class Advisor Avis Youngberg: Senior Drarnatics, Social Studies Z3 ir -A' gui ance, dence, ranzafiw Jeringd Upjwr riqlii. SCIENCE. A cluxcfiip vicxx ik 'xlml tiwfc stiidcntf in Mr. Uriifclic 5 Biuliigy iziimixiuiry girc getting with Llic uid uf iiiicim-miiwx. Tim Scicnfc ciirriciiliiiii zilsn iiicliidcx fliciiiifti'x'. pliv-ics amd general Ncicnvc. In L'ii'i'ii'. GL IDANCE. Ixiiiw Vera jcrg. iii licI'c:ipz1c1ly .if Dcxin ui- Girl-, uiiixiiits with .1 Ntiiduiit, XY,T.H.5. ftiidvnrf have thc benefit of ai xvidc prugraiiii uf imlividiiail cuiimcliiig. 611.155 IHIIIINCILIIH aisaift sliidcnts in planning their prirgraiiiis Jimi in fulviiig their iimnv priilwlvim, Special uniiiiwlrwrs haivc cliairgc ui' scliiiul zittiriiduiicc, amd studciil licnlth, iwtli piiysicail Jimi iiicntzii. Liiivui' iiqiir, DR:XTv1fXTlC5. Tlicfc qirlf :irc trying mit fur tliv Sciiiiii' clzisf play. Tin' :iiiii I 'V llll tl? ' x X if V' liidciitx 'i cliiiicu tu p.ii'tic1piitc :ii pldyf limi prigri w. iii Lli.iiii.ilii 1. tim ,iw iiiiii w . . i iimlirtimliii mil ipprui t'w ut lli dr' 'itic 'url 'md tu lwlp glcvclwp fiirtlici' llw r N 5. iviiw :md wif-ciwritriil. 'Q Q Q N' ll I4 I1 L' illlli 1 , 1 ociaf .S?uc!ie5, ,gncluzifriaz ana! C?0mmercia b 0 Uffwr fcjbt. SOCIAL STVIDIES. M.Iffl-lQC ix the tn-plc uf discus-mn in Nh. Tv1cD1ll's snqmlngy dmv. The Sufml Stmlnr- CUIITSCH all-my mclmlv u'm1-nnxcw. wclul fllldwx, and the lnfturucfz :Mm-r1raxx1, zmulcnt, xx'm'Id, .md Lutm IKIIICVICGIII. .Ninfdfu right, fYUTv1TvIERfflfXl.. Vuturc buHi11cfs1xwr1 amd xvmncn ut XX',T,H.S, lcalrn. zunumg ntlwr llllllir, how tn lwly uml Noll mzmy 1llHcrvl1L CUl1lI1lUL,liflC4 in 1v1r. BIXICTQP Dis' IFIIWIIIIXU Enlmxcgltn-rw rlnffva .1 yum uf the C1Ul1Hlh'fCllll UHVIVIIIQN All XX',T.H.5. Imzufv' Auf! INIJVSTRIAL. 'Vhc Ntmlcntx m :Num Muclmnxcf Team Ihr zlrmtnmuy uf ll car. Thu lm1llNlr1.1l :MTN CllI'I'lClIll1!H gxxw lmyr am nppm'lllr11ty In cxplurc many Held- uf work and tu Iralrn .n x'uc.xl1mm wlnclw they may uw Mlm IH llfc. '71 . 1 4 gzmloliafiize .irleahig ofanguagezi, ine .fdrf OE L 'Nl qmfmsitw Top picture, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. The Physical Education Department through its varied program helps students to he physically fit hy providing gym and swimming classes and outdoor sports activities. Special help is given to students who are in need of individual attention. Middle picture, LANGUAGE. A scene in Miss D1idy's German class. The Spanish, Latin, French and German classes give students an elementary knowledge of the languages and help promote an understanding of the people and countries where these languages are spoken. Bottom picture, ART. The students in Mr. Misuniis' art class learn the art of sculpturing. They also learn to draw, paint and hlend colors, using crayons. water, and oil paints as media of self expression. 26 glnggfilz, .gioeeclg ,Nome Jdrfzi, anal Waflt Upper left, ENGLISH. These students in Miss Oke's English class record their voices as one of the activities in the English Curriculum which stresses coininunieationsfskills. Upper riglzt, SPEECH AND HEARING CORRECTION. Students who are in need of special 'issistanee hecause of speech or hearing defects are given individual attention hy expert speech and hearing instructors specially trained for this type of service. OME EFONOMIFS Mi 9toevener's cooking class is sampling some of their Lower left, H , A. ss e . it . own food. The Home Economics Department includes cooking, sewing, home arts, and horns' living. Lower right, MATH. Pupils receive help in Miss Greenleafk algehra class. Besides algebra and l f students studying vocations, such as shop and geometry, the Math Curriculum otlers C asses or husiness math. Z7 C 7 0lfU HHMCLZ W ,gil .vlae WaLin9 HE Purple and Gold edition of the 1950 Annual W has gone to press! The records of sports, classes, and cluh activities of the year are engraved upon the pages of this hook for all time. The editorial staif menihers have finished their assignments. Thanks to the many hours of extra work hy the staff and E. C. Meslow, faculty cdi' torial advisor, the hig task of producing the Ycarhook was completed on time. This hook is what they have to show for their efforts as ai class this past year, The staff acknowledges the help of all those who have :ooperated in making: the Ycarhook possihle. Business manager of the Ycarhook is P. L. Sclioenotf. Herlw Vikre was the advertisf ing inanagcr. Top pictio'e'I XVorking out thc hoys' and girls' sports sections for the Annual was thc responsif hility of Bill Keepper, Phyllis Mirier. Bud Dol' ence. and .Inn Carey. Second picture: The design and color of the cover of the 1950 Annual VU is worked out hy Betty Vw'adeson, assistant editor: Pat XVics1:, cditorg and Bnrhara Briscoe, staff artist. Third pitture: Checking picture layouts for the 1950 Annual are, left to right. jane Larson, Gail McClure, Gloria Magnuson, and Pat XViese. Foiartli picture: Assistant editors NVilma Nelins and Nlarcinc Lund, and Sally Brcan numbering and checking the Faculty section. nnuaf lgroalucfion IQUOKUQZ5 ariecl ja5L5 Upfwv p11'r11r1 A typ1c111 t111r1l period su-nc XK'1111C' :X111111111 514111 lb 111 scsfiun 111 11111111 146. l.1111'1'r left' ljlll' C11lL'1A 'LS1111ttcrfr1:1p11cr1', Stove XVQIPHCY, lSf11C 11110 rcx111111s1111c for 1111- 11111111r1ty 111 S111111'11t Lifc PICILIYCS 511111111 111 r11c A111111111. Other 1'111yf w1111 c1111tr11111tc11 11111511 111 t111' p1111t11pr11p11y 111 1111- Yca1r111111k 111- 1'1lIk1L' Ken XY11111111. 1111111 V1'1111d1111111, XXVZIYTCII V1'1111a1111s. P11111 C1y111cr. B111 XV111tt1'11. 111111 15111111 1:fCIfC1k1CT. I.r111'cr TlQ1lf' PXlll1 ff1y111cr 111111 B111 XV111ttc11 dc1'c111p11111 p11't11rcC IU thc SQh1111l d11r11r1111111, 11llI111fL'k15 uf p1111f 1111 .1r1' pr11c1'xsc11 111 prcpar11t11111 1111 fc1cct11111 lilld CIlgI'1lX'1I1,Q 1111 1151: 111 the sc111111I p111111c11t11111f. 29 mule! forouiclefi Cjamlauzi ew5 ouerage Upper left' Mary Ellen Boyce and Io Ha nauer ar l k' . g i e oo ing over one of the many ex' change papers filed in room 147. The Vwlorld receives these papers every week, The majority of them are from Northern lllinois hut also come in from other sections of the United States. Upper right: Even the stall can laugh at some things printed in the paper Every Friday h - y W en Mr. Reid holds a post mortem, mistakes are criticized and suggestions for improve' ments are given. Lower left: Barbara NVilson, seated, is studying some old copies of the W Wtwrld with staff members Betty Krikorian, Arnold Ounapu, and Al Thomas. Lower right: Looks as if, this week's paper is on the way. Mary Ellen Boyce, Jean Tiffany, and jo Hagnauer are husy making out the page dummies for the print shop boys to follow. SO .Slaff Wulf Wea f7l,af 'Ullgelfy Upper left: Bill Beteher is working on the mailing list, getting the papers folded and ready to he sent to other schools and mail slilaserihers. Helping him are: Al Thomas, 'lo Hag' nauer, Mary Ellen Boyce, Arnold Oiinapu, and -lack Kaires, U er 'right lo Clonrad is typing copy before it is sent to the Dery Press for setting. pp : , . . A . . Checking over her shoulder are Lorraine Sehriner and Bill Bctcher. Lower left: Ronnie johnson and Bill Clogovsky are running the press that prints the VCU kVorltl. There is more to it than n l l t 1 Jin f straight, and make sure it prints correctly, fires. keep tie siee s gt L meets the eye. though. The boys must watch for s taking Vocational Printing who can Lowei' Tfglllf Bill Glogovsky is one of the few hoy A run the linotype machine. He sets the etlitorials and any late news articles, also the type for dance programs. QQCUJEILQ ounci! Quad cw .gztclenffr an .fdcfiue puff Af left. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. Seated. left to right: Anne jenewein, treasurerg Arlene Kutzler, secretaryg Miss Eleanor Moore, spon' sorg Peggy Kyndberg, hall monitor chairman. Standf ing: Marilyn Teeling, so' cial chairman: JoAnne Engbcrg, activities chair' man: Joe Mesec. vice' president: Allen McGinf nis. president. Ar fight, CLAss REPRE SENTATIVES. seated left to right: Allen Smith junior: Miss Moore. spon sorg Louis Jacobs. junior Standinf: R ser Ericson ls Y- scniorg Nick Keller, fresh man: john M c S h a n e. sophomore: Gerald Wicks freshman: Ronald Sondee, sophomore. N important organization that serves as the backfbone of our school is Stu' dent Council. The purpose of this group is to provide an outlet for expresf sion of student opinion. and to give an opportunity for student participation in the administration of the school. One way this is done is through the suggestion boxes in both buildings. Another method of getting student opinion is through the Class Council representatives. One person is elected from every homeroom. This group reads the Council bulletins in homerooms, takes student complaints and suggestions, and meets with the Class Congress. a new part of Student Council. The Class Congress was organized in an effort to create a smaller, more responsible group to work with the homerooms. There are three students elected from each class who, in turn, have charge of a certain group of home- rooms. The Class Councils meet with the Class Congresses and the two work together to help make our school more democratic. The sponsor of this organizaf tion is Miss Eleanor Moore. 32 n file .xddfrninibfrafion of flue .gzlzoof lhbbrffr' P gypsy, min 1' criud 4 any day. as Student Council 'Top picture ulwrr' A typical sccnc in Ru- -, p nicmlwcrs busy tlwmsclvcs with at variety ul projects. Lnufer left: A ycairly pmjcct of Student Cuuncil is the Miriiaitilrc Picture Czunpaign. Hcrc, students :irc rcgistvring to havc tlutir pictures taken. M1titlle right' Shown pusting activities. zi wet-kly duty of Student Council, arc. lcft tn right: Pcguy Kyndlwcrg, Ronald Snndcc, and lulm McSliz1nc. Lower right' An important Studcnt Cnuncil assignment is the Foster Parent cnllcctiun. Tzibulziting thc UJI1U'llWllIlUIlS are Alolwn MtSl1anc and Al Smith. wx Croiip pittiire alvoie. HALL MONITOR MEMBERSHIP. Left to right: ROXV 1: D. Iesenovec, P. Rogala, C. x in uL,1l1 M. Zirkelhach, N. Anderson, B. Belzer, P. C-ust, V. Hendrix, B. Russell, C. Stierna, P. Kyndf hir M Hoflman ROXX' 2: C. Ahlstrom. D. Scranton, P. Cranor. l. Olson. P. Needles, T. Davis, H. Mesec, Mitthtll T Draco M. Lewis. B. Cooper. M. Petrusky. RONV 3: P. Lanier, N. Clark, H. Froclich, P. Morris, E. wx ann Drtt kc 3. Decker, M. XVilliams, S. Brean, A. Martinaitis, N. Rine, N, Clark. ROXV 4: R. Meyer, J. C un D Andcr on D. Davis, L. Bittner, P. Aidikonis, A. Kancilja, R. Banovieh. I ut pzttim ohm Lavris presents his hall pass to Monitor. Ethel Swann, for her approval. .JJ Woniford, cc SLM .gzlzoof .gzruice roula ISITGRS and new students never feel at a loss upon first entering the high school corridors. The ellicient Hall Monitors are on hand in every corridor to give any directions that might he needed for the visitor to reach his destination, whether it he a classroom or thc superintendent's ollice. This year the Hall Monitors operated under new system. All students volunteer' ing for service as monitors were required to he approved hy the faculty hefore heing assigned to duty. Since the student gives up his study hall to carry out his responsihilif ties. he must have a C or hetter average in his school work. A monitor's average daily routine includes the checking of lockers and student passes, and the maintaining of quiet, orderly corridors. A foreman elected for each period has the responsibility of checking daily attendance. lvionitors are required to wear arm hands while on duty. The group was sponsored this year hy the Student Council under the direction of Miss Eleanor Moore. Peggy Kyndherg was elected chairman: Betty Cooper, secretary: and Charlotte Evans, treasurer. 34 .fgucho ifma! :Deparfmenf .gzrueri .gjcizoof ,4 va -s 'I J i -1 ax K, ,I 'I Uppcw' left Brucc Tnlwlwrt .md Gerald Szlttcrlicld arc flu-:king fxllLllU'XvlrlIill CLIIIIPIIICIIC to in-ure ltx Slllillllli opcrzxtimm IH the lm-y Sflhklllll' ul dzuly Pl'O.lL'Cll0ll wrvlcv. Upper Tlqlllf Gcorgc MIIFICIIS. trcusurcr: Brucc Txublwvrt, viccf prcfirlcmg and Dick lwlurtcns, prcsif dent: tcft thc lxblic zuldrcsf svftcm in thc gvm III rwrcwurutiun for .m JlbrClY1lWlV rm1r41m. , f I , . Lower lc-fr: Robert Van Trccfk and Bob Drzlpcr, Nucrctury, splirc an lllm, .mutlxcr Ncrvicc of the .mnlmfxxsllul dcpartmcnt. Fllll15 mm! he CIll'Cllllly clwclicd such ullly. l-ou'er rxglrti Mr'. Norman Rickard, ndvlswr tu the nmliofvisxlqul lmyf, lumxlh un as Dick Tvlnrtcxw, :xml Gcnrgc Martens clwcli the llllLllU'X'l4lllIl chart. This dcpalrtmcnt trams xtudcm lwye in lmmll' mg thc cqmpmcnt su that tlmc fclmwl s QlllLlll7 Ylbll1ll Pl'UglI'il!1! mn ln- L'LH'flk'kl un ctlcrtlvcly. Mr. Urlm Trapp ix r'xllLll11'XvlSllAll Llcpalrtmcnt Jirvctur. 3? CALJJQJ 6U e l'l'll00l f6l,l'l From the time a student enters high identifies himself as a Freshman until he Senior, his class affiliation gives him a feeling consciousness, a valuable social asset for the 5 1 'ww M I K Ea , ,. ag Qs ,, , I M, 5 Y .jf 4 QW ' . f g r' ' nw , A ' ,if ,, 4 Y . . S254 '-f, W -1' c . .. : gf, Wfhxyzf K w g-xl! :RI ,,:. - , mm v V 1 '-MQW v w w. Y W... s Q M, fi ? gm Y W 1 P4 Y Wi H i I f' 1 iwwmmmu A 9 'M--my W MM MXAV W G NA NWWQWF ,-, , . Milf 4 A A' gig' 2 N 'fi' if it -f a ., ,, if Sega ' I E fs v 5 ? 'wink , 3 an 1 5 A S' I , .6 4 3 :YF ,Ak N 3 , 5 vin' QW if .wr z Q. P X I gg i 1 4 if Igyfvffff 'fgrvffvl i fxemsrvgs 4' 4 4f'91Q, ,f9!!yi 1 1 Qfvtfg, , K ,M-sul' At right. CLASS OEEI' CERS. Left to right: Sally Mazlo, treasurerg Ron 51 l d Schumacher, vice f president: Donna XVinters, secretary: Bob Lenzini, president, At right, SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL. Left to right around table : Bob Collins, Ryser Ericson. Al Botimer, Fred XVoldt. Bud Dolence, Rosemary Reiger, B a r b a r a Ielava, Marcine Lund, De- lores Singer, Pat Oglcshy, and Lois Proctor, en iam HE Class of 1950 left a busy year behind them. To become acquainted with some of the prob- lems they will meet after graduation, they participated in several special programs. December 9th was College Day. Each Senior had a chance to talk to a representative of the college of his choice. To inform Seniors about different careers and the qualifications necessary for success in those careers was the purpose of Careers Day which was held Eehruary Z3rd. On Occupations Day, April 27th, Seniors were privileged to visit local places of employment and see people at work in occupations that interested them. They went to plants, stores, schools, institutions, or other places of their individual preference. This provided the Seniors with an opportunity to see firstfhand what the occupations were like. Another program designed for the henent of the Seniors was the college, aptitude, intelligence, and personality testing series given in March, The senior class advisers were Miss Petronilla Stocvencr and Miss jesse Vxfhyte. Miss Eva Oke was the faculty adviser for commencement activities. 38 Olffle fo of g0lfl,I bldg ecard xccmqi, gl'Cl,JLl,CLtl0l'l7 CU1 t Qlfl CLPQLU8 RADUATION arrangements were all madc. Nine Seniors were to speak at the commence' ment cxcrciscs and all plans for the laig Grad Hop to he held on the tcnnis court at Weiss Field were completed. Thursday, June Sth was the cvcntful day on which 429 Seniors rcccivcd their diplomas and left these portals to go into thc world. some will go on to college or enter other areas of training. Others will plunge directly into the world of work. But regardless of what thcsc 429 alumni of the class of 1970 do, or where they go, thcy will always look hack up' on and miss W.T.H.S., where they spent four of the hcst years of their livcs. Top right. GRADUATION SPEAK- ERS. Left to right. SEATED: Jean' nine XVroten, Rohert Lcnzini. STAND' ING: Edward Pickus. Rosemary Rei' gcr. Richard De Thorne, lviary .lane Bock. Allen Mcflirinis. Middle picture, VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN. Left to right: Principal C. E. Prichard con' gratulating Arthur Baker. Valcdictorf ian: Ralph Pattcrton, Salutatorian. At right: COMMENCEMENT COM' MITTEE. Left to right, SEATED: Barbara Miller, Norma Quedenfeld, jean Herhcrger, Jeannine VVrotcn, jean Tiffany, Adrienne Syring, Robert Len' zini. STANDING: Donna Kelly, Ionc Frcderickson, Allan Botimer, Williani Rcitz, Robert Collins, Pat McKillcn, Arlene Anklcy, Arlene Kutzler, Val' eria Furlan. . ' ,. - V. ' - , -gif., , , A, ' -4- ' - ni- .gf A .,:' 2 if-- f ' Military. DONNA JO'ANNE ADRION, Joe : Pepi- pers' Clubg History Club. CHARLENE RAE AHO, Rae : History Club. KENNETH WILLIAM AALUND, Kent the Kid ' MARY ALMANZO: Hall Monitorsg History Club. JAMES HOWARD AMSDEN, Dumbo : Hall Moni' tors. JOY DIANE AMSTUTZ, Tokyu: A Cappella Choirg Biologyg Class Councilg Girls' Leagueg Peppers' Clubg History Clubg National Honor Societyg Playsg Spanish Clubg Tennis. r MARY ALICE ATKINSON, Dimples : History Clubg Spanish Clubg Student Council. SHIRLEY AUGUSTINE, Limpy : Bandg Concert Choir, Cheer' leadersg G.A.A.g Hall Monitorsg Jr. Red Crossg Mili- taryg Orchestra: Baton. BEVERLY BAILEY, Bev : Biology Clubg Girls' Leagueg Spanish Clubg Student Council. RICHARD VALENTINE BELEC, Dick : Baseball, Military. NORMAN ARTHUR BELL, Ding Do'ng : Military. FRANK ALLAN BERECZKY, Burk : Baseballg Basketballg Military. RICHARD BLAKEMORE, Bluckma11 : Baseballg Basketballg Graphic Arts Clubg Militaryg Slide Rule Club. MARY JANE BOCK, Janic : Biol0gY: His' tory Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Batong National Thes' pian Society. SHIRLEY MARGARET BOMKAMP, Bu1my : Dolphin Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg His- tory Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Life Savingg Water Shows. JUNE MARIE BRAUN: G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg His' tory Clubg Playsg Spanish Clubg History Club Show. SALLY ANNE BREAN, Sal : Annual Stalfg Concert Choirg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Spanish Club. DICK JOHN BRNOT, Pug' 'nut : Baseballg Militaryg W Clubg Bowling. THOMAS HOWARD BUCK, Tom : Dramatics Clubg History Clubg Playsg National Thespian Society. THOMAS JOHN BUITKUS, '1'om : History Club. HELEN MARIE BURCHETT, Bi'rdie : G.A.A., His' tory Clubg Athletic Oflice. eniora RUDOLPH CLIFFORD AHONEN, Rucly : Concert Choirg Footballg Hall Monitors. JOAN LOUISE AKINS, Squirt : Distributors' Clubg G.A.A.g History Clubg Peppers' Club. LUPE ALMANZO, Lum: Span' ish Clubg History Club. ARLENE DEE ANKLEY, Ankles : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Batong History Club showsg Pep' pers' Club. DONALD CASPER APELAND: Band: Baseballg Basketballg Footballg History Clubg W Club. BARBARA DELORES ASPLUND, Ba'rb : History Clubg Jr. Red Cross. ARTHUR GEORGE BAKER, A1t : Valedictorian, Baseballg Footballg History Clubg Militaryg National Honor Societyg W Club. ROBERT BAKER, Bob : Militaryg History Club. DONALD JOSEPH BELEC, Du.ck : Baseballg Military. WILLIAM ROY BETCHER, Bill : Slide Rule Clubg W World. PHILLIP JOHN BITTNER, Phil : His' tory Club. ALICE DOROTHY BLACK, Allyn: G.A.A.g History Club. DONALD ALBERT BONNER, Donn: Baseballg Bas' ketballg Footballg History Clubg Militaryg Spanish Clubg Club. ALLAN EUGENE BOTIMER, Al : Bandg Class Councilg Debateg German Clubg History Clubg Orchestrag Slide Rule Clubg Track. MARY ELLEN BOYCE, Elle'n : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg His' tory Clubg Spanish Clubg W Worldg History Club Showsg History Club Council. DONNA BROECKER, Cookie : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg History Club Show. STUART JAMES BROWN: History Clubg Militaryg Trackg W Club. BETTY ANN BRUNKE, Blondy : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Militaryg Playsg Tennisg Crossed Sabers Club. ROBERT EUGENE BURCKLE, Fricndly : Footballg Distributors' Clubg Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Trackg W Clubg Wrestling. NANCY ANN BURNISON, Nunn: A Cappella Choirg Bandg Cheerleaders: G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Glee Clubg History Clubg Spanish Clubg History Club Show. BILL J. BURRIS, William: Bas' ketballg Biologyg Militaryg Rifle Club, Spanish Club. Kg -W QW' Q3 'if -M I . . ,. 1 5 - -v. ' ::': x ,, -V-. A,'v, W 1 ,QA M F ,QQ fgffq , ' ,,,,, V , Z M Vim ai K VA , NK? -W 12 ' ,. 'gi-4 .J S1 , N. ww, ' FH .an-o-v 6 in 4 ww ' MQ: ,1- vj f-1 5 use Vx' QQ 51-m s -Zi 2 as t ,.:::A K5 ww' X 4 . K.. X nu fs,,.. :r ND if-Q 5 svgimh ' W M A Pk mu , 'A Ns... BQ' ,356 4, .. 1' -:-v. , ,Q WW xl a Ma. ' I S ' wx X 5 '52 Fla E, QA- X 'Q . wif ! Q. , . 5- Zh . fl' , - 5 5 G39 4 Q A-ma ggi 'Q Q f:'.ll3'5'ii :g K, Q V5 H W if 1 lf W! ,,. I 6. 2 Q 4 wi Y ,XX f, ' I Q , was ff-.fm - ' 'l': i i ' 2. 'hr 5. ,, 'EG' SS 1 Q lv Q ,X-,qw '4QK G N ., ,.., is nf -I- QVWK x N WR iii f ' 1 h H 1 .,, .- - -51 .. .-14---7-1-4 ,1.vv..1-Y -S - ,.,,,. . dl' -15, T . , CORRY BURT, Burtie : Band, Basketball, Football, Track. CHARLOTTE A. BURWELL, Mv.sh : French Club, History Club, Plays, Spanish Club, His- tory Club Shows, Memorial Scholarship Shows, History Club Banquets. JOHN MILTON CALDWELL, Jolmnie : Football, Hall Monitors, Military, Plays, Rifle Club, Slide Rule Club, Crossed Sabers Club. ARTHUR A. CASTILLO, 'I'udy : Basketball, Foot- ball, Hi-Y, Military, Club. DANIEL E. CAS- TILLO, Darmy : Basketball, Football, French Club, Military, Slide Rule Club, W Club. RONALD CATTON, Bulldog : Baseball, Football, History Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Classical League, Swimming Squad, Track, Club. ADELYNE CLIFFORD, Adi : G.A.A., Girls' League. PATRICIA COLE, Patsy : Adelphian Y- Teens, Girls' League, History Club, Spanish Club. ROBERT OAKLEY COLLINS, Oal,y : Band, Class Council, History Club, National Honor Society, Slide Rule Club, Tennis. GERALDINE MAE CRICHTON, Gc'r1y : Baseball, Basketball, G.A.A., Hall Monitors, History Club, Rifle Club, Tennis. EDWARD JAMES CRUTCHFIELD, Eddie : Track, History Club. WALTER EUGENE DANNEBERG, Ge'ne : Baseball, Basketball, Class Council, Football, Hi-Y, Military, Plays, Slide Rule Club, Track, W Club. MYRTA ALICE DEAN, Alu: Biology Club, Concert Choir, History Club. ELVIRA DELA PENA, Vc1a. : Concert Choir, G.A.A., History Club, Life Saving, Spanish Club, SOO Mile Hikers. PATRICIA JOAN DEMPSTER, Patty Jon: Class Council, G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Radio Workshop, History Club Shows. BRUCE ELLIOTT DIAMOND, Boon: Band, Foot- ball, Plays, Student Council, National Thespian So- ciety, W Club, Wrestling. JAMES ALLEN DOD- DINGTON, Jim : Military. JEAN LOUISE DOD- DINGTON, Jea1mie : G.A.A., History Club, Life Saving. RICHARD F. DRANG, Dick : Baseball, Military. FRED I. DRETSKE: Baseball, Audio Visual, Basket- ball, Class Council, Jr. Red Cross, Slide Rule Club, Track, W Club. CHARLES W. DRUBA, Buddy : Basketball, Military. , en iam ALLEN MELVIN CAMPBELL, Al : Baseball, Foot- ball, Military, Swimming Squad, W Club. ALEX CAREL, Al : Baseball, Football, German Club, Hi-Y, Military, Swimming Squad, Track, W Club. JAMES MILLARD CASEY, Case : Baseball, Bas- ketball, Softball, Plays. SHEILA NANCY CAVIN: G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club. JOE EARL CLARK: History Club, Slide Rule Club, Span- ish Club, Intramural Bowling. LOIS MARY CLARK, Lon: G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Life Sav- ing, Plays, Y-Teens. JO ANNE CONRAD, Jon: Camera Club, French Club, G.A.A., Peppers' Club, History Club, Student W World. DONALD T. CRAFT, Donn: Base- ball, Life Saving, Military, Track, Wrestling. DAN- IEL J. CRETAN, Dann: Baseball, Graphic Arts Club, Hall Monitors. CARL PHILLIP DAVIDSON, Ca'rl : French Club, Hall Monitors, History Club, Jr. Red Cross. FLEM- ING DAVIS, Lemo'n : Football, Hi-Y, Military, Track, Club. ROXIE E. DAYENIAN, Rocks : History Club. SONIA DER BEDROSIAN, So1mie : French Club, G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club. MADELINE KAY DESPOT, Maggie : G.A.A., Girls' League, His- tory Club. RICHARD FREDERICK DETHORNE, Dick : Football, Military, Rifle Club, W Club. RUDOLPH C. DOLENCE, Bud : Basketball Mgr., Class Council, Hall Monitors, Military, Spanish Club, Annual Staff. MARILYN L. DOMKE: Girls' League, Hall Monitors, History Club, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club. MARGERET P. DRACOS, Midge : G.A.A., Girls' League, Peppers' Club, History Club, Spanish Club. MARJORIE ANN DRYSDALE, Marge , Baseball, Basketball, Dolphin Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitors, His- tory Club, Life Saving, Rifle Club, Spanish Club, Ten- nis. ED DUDEK: Baseball History Club. MAR- JORIE ANN DUPIES, Ma'rgc : G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Life Saving, Spanish Club. eniom SOUBRETTE DUPUY, B'retta : Concert Choir, G.A.A.g Glee Club, Y'Teens. BEVERLY JEAN DURR, Bun: Concert Choirg G.A.A.g Glee Club, History Clubg Jr. Red Cross. CLAIRE ELENE DUX: Biology Clubg Dolphin Club, G.A.A.g History Clubg Life Saving, Rifle Clubg History Club Show. DONNA LOU EMMONS: Basketballg Biology Club, G.A.A.g History Clubg Jr. Red Cross. JO ANN ENG' BERG, Jo : Class Councilg Dolphin Clubg G.A.A.g History Club, Militaryg Rifle Clubg Spanish Clubg Stu' dent Council. RYSER EUGENE ERICSON, Ryu: Bandg Biology Clubg Class Councilg History Clubg Hi' Yg National Honor Societyg Orchestrag Slide Rule Clubg Student Councilg Tennis. GEORGE FINLEY: Football, Baseball. GERALDINE ANN FOSTER, Ge1ry : A Cappella Choirg G.A.A.g Chorusg Spanish Clubg Peppers' Club. HARVEY DANIEL FRANKS, Donn: Militaryg History Clubg Spanish Club. THEODORE A. FRIES, Tecl : Biology Clubg Foot' ball, History Clubg Militaryg Spanish Clubg Trackg W Club. LOIS ANN FROELICH, Lo : Biology Club, Dramatics Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg German Clubg Peppers' Club, History Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Plays, National Thespian Societyg Y'Teens. VALERIA ZARA FURLAN, 'l'o1chy : Dolphin Club, G.A.A.g Girls' Lcagueg Golf Tearng History Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Life Savingg Peppers' Club, History Club Showsg Water Show. BARBARA'JEAN GELLING, Ba1b : Concert Choirg Girls' Leagueg Glee Clubg History Clubg Peppers' Club. LESLIE NASH GEORGE, Gorgeous Georgcu: lviili' tary. ELIZABETH ANNE GIESE, Liz : Band, Dramatics Clubg Glee Clubg History Club. WILLIAM A. GLOGOVSKY, Bill : Graphic Arts Clubg Military, Student W World, Intramural Bas' ketballg BRUCE EDWARD GOODE: Militaryg Track. BARBARA GOODMAN, Ba'rb : Biology Clubg Girls' League, History Club, Spanish Club. CORRINE GROSS, Corky : G.A.A.g History Clubg National Honor Societyg Spanish Club, Peppers' Club. LORETTA JEAN GROVER, Lor'rie : G.A.A.g Girls' League, History Club, Spanish Clubg History Club Showg Peppers' Club. CARL RUDOLPH GUSTAF' SON, Gus : Bandg Biology Clubg Footballg Distribu- tors' Clubg Orchestrag Playsg Swimming Squadg History Club Show. GLORIA MARIE EDWARDS: G.A.A.g History Club, Life Saving, Spanish Club. VIRGINIA LEE EFINGER, Effie : Hall Monitorsg History Club: Spanish Club. BEVERLEY JOAN ELLIS, P1oxie : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Cage Girl. BETTY LOU EXON, Bob : Glee Clubg Hall Moni' torsg Plays. BETTY LEE FAUL: Glee Clubg History Club. WILLIAM RAYMOND FIBICH, Bill : Base' bayllislgizslgetballg Bass Clef Clubg Footballg Militaryg u . JONE FREDERICKSON: Debate Teamg Dolphin Clubg G.A.A.g History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Life Sav' ing, Military, National Honor Societyg Spanish Club. LAWRENCE JOHN FREW, Cheste1 : Biology Clubg History Club. GLORIA ANN FRIEDLUND, Blondie : Dramatics Clubg Girls' Leagueg Hall Moni' torsg Poster Clubg Spanish Club. DOROTHY ELAINE FURSTENBERG: Concert Choir, Class Council, G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Glee Clubg Hall Monitors, History Clubg Spanish Clubg Pep' pers' Club. BARBARA JEAN GANSTER: A Cap' pella Choir Concert Choirg Class Councilg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Peppers' Clubg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg National Honor Societyg Slide Rule Clubg Span' ish Club. WILLIAM JEROME GEDVILAS, Bill : Baseballg Military. WALTER M. GIVLER, Wally : Band, Camera Clubg Hi'Yg Slide Rule Club, Tennis. EDWARD JAMES GLOBIS, Glimp : Baseball, Bass Clef Clubg Military, Swimming Squad, Clubg Intramural Sports. RICHARD M. GLOGOVSKY, Go'Go J1. : Hall Monitorsg Jr. Red Cross, Military. PATRICIA JOAN GRAY, Pat : Girls' League: Hall Monitors, History Club, Militaryg History Club Showsg Peppers' Club. RUBY CAROL GRIFFIN: Adelphian Y'Teensg History Club. JOHN DAVID GRIGUTIS, Jol'mny : Baseballg Basketballg Class Council: History Clubg Militaryg Spanish Club, Trackg W Clubg Crossed Sabers Club. RUDY JOHN HABJAN, Hubby : Basketballg Foot' ball, Golf Team, Militaryg Slide Rule Club. DOLORES MAE HADSELL, Deen: Peppers' Club, History Club. MARJORIE MAE HALL, Margie : Class Councilg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Militaryg History Club Showsg Peppers' Club. ESS fl um ffm is J -- -V , W V5 5. .M v 1 , vw un N, 'S' QF' m ' :X Q fx QQI: Irma Q' Q I 5 ga 'MJ' Sfimww .E .-.,. A N! S if , N Q 3 wh - Q 1, V me v -1. Q.. u. .3 , -o P' Eff ay, www-vi 4 Q H - M wx fir? Y -:F ., ,Lf .gawk 1 V P P lineman' ,ff wanna: , .Y . Y, 6 S it H ' ,.,, ,px swf mf ya Q K I 'U' Q. .41 Q xy, 1 is K' Q mf -F ,W y ,Saga kv-N -- - A 3 --:' fi , li ,A A Q.: -35' Q. f Agn- k QS wf 'X Hx fm, 1' ' 'W I ' .,,,,Q 'gk Q fa f Q My 2 X x, ,. . . .' ':' -- -4 1:1- 1 g 3 --'hm W' -,T.w,- li? DONALD CHARLES HANSEN, Donn: French Club: Military: Plays: Rifle Club: Swimming Squad: Track: Crossed Sabers Club: Color Guard: Drill Pla- toon. SHIRLEY ANNE HANSEN, Shi1l : Band. Dolphin Club G.A.A.: Life Saying: Water Shows. JOAN HARAZAK, Jo : G.A.A.: Office Work: His- tory Club. ROBERT JOHN HATTON: Bass Clef Club: Camera Club: Concert Choir: Hall Monitors: History Club: Military: Spanish Club: Intramural Bowling: Usher. VERNA LOUISE HATTON, Lou. : Orchestra: Li- brary Work. WILLIAM JOSEPH HAYES: Baseball: Football: Military: Track: W Club. JEAN ROBERTA HERBERGER, Jeamie : Debate Team: G.A.A.: Girls' League: History Club: Health Center. CAROL JEAN HINDERBERG, Ca1rie : G.A.A.: Girls' League: History Club: Jr. Classical League: Jr. Red Cross: Y-Teens: History Club Shows: Health Center: Cage Girl: Peppers' Club. JOHN GEORGE HODNIK, Joh1my : History Club. KENNETH JOHN HOLLMANN, Kevin: Band: Biology: German Club: Hall Monitors: History Club: Jr. Classical League: Orchestra: Plays: Slide Rule Club. DONALD ARTHUR HOUGH, Do'n'nie : Class Council: German Club: History Club: Military: Plays: Rifle Club: Swimming Squad: History Club Shows. ROBERT ALLAN HOWLEY, Bohn: Military: Rifle Club: Slide Rule Club: Swimming Squad: Track: Club: Intramural Bowling: Cross Country Team: Drill Platoon: Color Guard. DOROTHY MAE HUELAT, Dottie : Girls' League: Glee Club: Chorus. RICHARD HUFF: Baseball: Foot- ball: Military: Bowling. ANGELA INGOGLIA, Angie : Girls' League: History Club. RICHARD LAWRENCE JAKAITIS, Jal:e : Base- ball: Military. THELMA ESTHER JALKANEN: A Cappella Choir: Concert Choir: Girls' League: Glee Club: History Club: Plays. GRACE LEONE JASS: A Cappella Choir: Concert Choir: Girls' League: Glee Club: History Club: Jr. Red Cross. RAYMOND CHARLES JENSEN, Ray : History Club. HERMAN JOSEPH JEREB, Bashful : Mili- tary. ROBERT JOHN JIMENEZ: Basketball: Golf Team. .vi iv..-vr.m--wwf-Y-t----1-v---7-V----f - . I r V ----nga-F,--.-rv nf.--. - f--- -V Q-1 -fa ----'-r'-of-W-p-tv-.v f--H i- eniorzi NORMA IRENE -IHARJU, Norm : French Club: History Club. LURA ELAINE HARRISON, Speedy : Girls' League: History Club: Spanish Club. JOHN HART, John'ny : History Club. KATHERINE ELIZABETH HEBIOR, Kaisia : G.A.A.: Spanish Club. SANDRA ANN HELD. Sandy : Biology Club: G.A.A.: History Club. JACK R. HERBERGER, Herb : Graphic Arts Club: Mili- tary: Student W World: Intramural Basketball: Usher. , XVENDELL C. HOFFERT: Military: Rifle Club. ARNIE JOHN HOFFLANDER, Horsesl1oe : Bas- ketball: Football: History Club: Military: Track. DOENN GRAHAM HOGSTROM: Audio Visual: Baseball: Military. JANET YVONNE HROVATIN, Jann: Cheerlead- ers: Class Council: G.A.A.: Girls' League Council- History Club: Jr. Red Cross: Spanish Club: Y-Teens: History Club Shows: Board Office: Peppers' Club. EARL HAMILTON HUCKER, Duke : Basketball- History Club: Military: Plays: Slide Rule Club: Span- Elub. LILLA MAE HUDSON: Y-Teens: History u . FRANCES ELLEN IVERSON, Fran : Life Saving: Spanish Club: Counseling Office: Activities Office. RICHARD OTHELLO JACOBS, Jake : Football. JOSEPH JOHN JADRICH, J-J : Basketball: Foot- ball: Track: W Club: History Club Show. BARBARA ANN JELAVA, Barb : Class Council: G.A.A.: Girls' League: History Club: Tennis. ANN ELIZABETH JENEWEIN: Biology Club: Cheerlead- ers: Dolphin Club: G.A.A., Girls' League: History Club: Life Saving: National Honor Society: Spanish Club: Student Council: Peppers' Club: History Club Show. HARRY GHLEE JENKINS: Band: History Club: Hi-Y: Slide Rule Club: Spanish Club: Tennis. BOBARA ANN JOHNSON, Bobby Jezm : Biology Club: Concert Choir: Girls' League: Glee Club: His- tory Club: Military: Peppers' Club. JAMES ALAN JOHNSON, Jim : History Club: Military. BOB H. JOHNSON: Biology Club: German Club: Military: Radio Club: Track. 3. .yy ,o el'll0l'5 RONNIE WILLIAM JOHNSON, Johnny Ronso'n : Graphic Arts Clubq HifYg Militaryg Swimming Squadg W Clubg Intramural Sports. JOAN MARIE JORf GENSEN: G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Club. ELLEN CHRISTINE JUNTUNEN, Brown Eyes : French Club. STAN RAYMOND KASKI, Stan : French Club: History Clubg Militaryg Slide Rule Club. WILLIAM E. KEEPPER, Robust : Basketballg Footballg Militaryg Spanish Clubg Trackg W Clubg Wrestling. DONNA KELLY: Girls' League Councilg History Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Peppers' Clubg History Club Show. SINA ELLEN KIRBY, Cyan: Dramatics Clubg G.A.- A.g Girls' League: History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Playsg Spanish Clubg National Thespian Societyg YfTeensg Peppers' Club. SUZANNE MARY KIRBY, Sue : Dramatics Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Spanish Club. DARLENE FILLUS KIRK, Co'rlgey : Biology Clubg Debate Teamg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Glee Clubg Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Jr. Red Crossg Playsg Tennis. SOPHIE ANN KORZYBSKI, Ko'rhy : History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Spanish Club. DON EDWARD KOSTYLO: Basketballg Footballg Militaryg Trackg W Club. RICHARD PETER KRAPF, Deacon : Basketballg Distributors' Clubg Jr. Red Cross. JACOB MARTIN KUTZLER: Footballg Military. HELEN MARGARET KYNDBERG, Peggy : Bandg Dolphin Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' League Councilg Life Saving: National Honor Societyg Slide Rule Clubg Stu' dent Council. BOB W.KYNDBERG, .S'lui1t : Bandg HifYg Radio Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Spanish Club. DONALD EDMUND LANDREE, Donn: Band, Baseballg Biology Club. MARY LAVERNE LANGE: G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Spanish Clubg Peppers' Club. DONALD A. LAR- GENT: Militaryg Shop Foreman. ANNE MARY LEWIS, An'nie : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Jr. Classical League. MARY ETTA LEWIS: Biology Clubg Class Councilg Girls' League Councilg Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Jr. Red Crossg Slide Rule Club. GEORGIA L. LINDHARDT, Lindy : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Hall Monitorsg History Club. WALTER JACK KAIRES, Jake : Baseballg Militaryg Poster Clubg Student W Worldgg Intramural Sports. MARY GERALDINE KARASEK, Ge'fry : Camera Club, G.A.A.g National Honor Society. RICHARD KARAU, Dick : A Cappella Choirg Basketballg Bass Clef Clubg Concert Choirg Footballg Militaryg W Club. THOMAS STEPHEN KELLY: swimming squad. ALAN J. KENNEDY, Arn Hi-Y. CHESTER A. KILLIAN, chef: Military. FRANCIS LEE KITTELL, Leclqy : Baseball: Foot' ballg History Clubg Militaryg Spanish Clubg W Club. LEONARD WILBUR KLUSKA, Klutz : Baseballg Basketballg Footballg Militaryg Track. ROBERT KOPER, Bob : Bandg History Clubg Orchestrag Stu' dent Band Conductor. MARYLEE KRIESEL: G.A.A., Girls' League: History Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Jr. Red Crossg Peppers' Club. KATHLEEN THERESA KULA, Kay : A Cappella Choirg Concert Choirg G.A.A.g Girls' League: History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Playsg Treble Clef Clubg Y-Teens. ARLENE MARIE KUTZLER: A Cappella Choirg Class Councilg G.A.A.g Girls' League Councilg History Clubg Militaryg National Honor Societyg Stu- dent Councilg YfTeensg Peppers' Club. MARILYN LA BELLE, Gypsy : History Club. BET' TY JEAN LA DUKE: Hall Monitorsg Poster Club: Distributors' Club. CLARA LAMBIRIS: G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg Glee Club. JEAN LATZ, Saucy : Concert Choirg G.A.A., His' tory Clubg Jr. Red Crossg History Club Shows. THEODORE LAVRIS, Loue1 : Baseballg Football: Militaryg Trackg W Club. ROBERT EUGENE LENZINI, Dago : Basketballg Footballg Militaryg Na' tional Honor Societyg Slide Rule Clubg Spanish Clubg Trackg W Club. JOSEPH WALKER LLOYD: Basketball, French Clubg Glee Clubg History Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Track. ROSE MARY LOMONACO, Loca.l : G.A.A.g Jr. Red Cross. MARCINE LUND, Muggs : Annual Staifg Class Councilg G.A.A.g Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Playsg Spanish Club. .'A., .,.-' I! .,, A Y my A:.., . . A A zi, .,,1 QQ M. .,., 'U MWA w 55: nf' ..x sf I inf? img ' --5? 63 W sg ii' OGG' JU 'wr sg 'fs a. ' 'b k ,yr '-gf R' W 1 S ki www? ' ...ff --...., +.... 1 I Q, A 'Q M 31' as-A .iw fs QQA QW M5 R, if , 'wa ' , J 5 w ' . H .t , S 5 M - Q ' W ,M ,., .1 N t , - MQ Aww 01 . K Q . . 5 . Wvga xX '4llP ' . Ms Q4 ,af HMB? ' .mln fx F9 , of V, ,- ,, 5 + -nf fag f W i. ' -it? ' E' A RW wW w f ,,,. t . .,.. 53- r X f--5,9 396- ,W X A-vwg. ,? an f Mx' f, A2119 gi 1 Q ,gk R. Qs' .V Q Mfg . Q H Q x If -. .. -.ara I ,.,:S I - ,Fm MS'-in Q ww . fa-A 1.9 I Qi' 1 F ff' 4. Y v 9' ff? , 1' 144. U m WS vi Q 54 , SX' A5 I e.-. 4'-1, .. if X uw X Q vm Z ,,A, Hi fm . -s. ' ' , f V' .. Q- , if ..,, ' gg' . ff ...w- 17.Ft,R-v,- -t ,.-,,,,. L... ..,....,n -.-.,,v.11g?,gqn,f.ai-QF' -'-mmf: .. e -- .-.W .nw , , : AUDREY MAKI: Red : G.A,A.:-German Club. JOHN FRANCIS MALLOY, Jaclq : Football: Hall Monitors: History Club: Military: W Club: Wrestl- ing. JOE CARL MAROCCO, Bud : Band: Base- ball: Basketball: Biology Club: Football: W Club. LARRY MARTTILA, Ma1t : Class Council: Dis- tributors' Club: French Club: History Club: Rifle Club: Track. STANLEY MATEJA, Winlqy : Military: Track. ROBERT WALTER MATHESON, Bob : Baseball: Basketball: Military. SALLY ANN MAZLO, Sal : Class Council: Girls' League: History Club: Jr. Classical League: Jr. Red Cross: Military: National Honor Society: Plays: Pep- pers' Club. CHARLES A. MCBRIDE, Cl1uck : Ger- man Club: Military: Plays: Rifle Club: Student Coun- cil: Color Guard. PATRICIA JUNE MCCOMSEY, Pat : G.A.A.: Girls' League: Hall Monitors: History Club: Spanish Club: Bowling. JO-ANN C. MCGRAIN, Jon: Biology Club: Girls' League: Chorus: History Club: Jr. Classical League: Jr. Red Cross. SHERMAN H. MCKENZIE, Ermy Squirmyn: A Cappella Choir: Baseball: Base Clef Club: Concert Choir: Jr. Classical League: Military. PAT- RICK JOSEPH MCKILLEN, Red : Baseball: Basket- ball: Football: Military: Track: W Club. JOYCE MEYERS, Joy : Girls' League: Red Cross: History Club. FRED MICKUS, Fritz : Wrestling: Hi-Y: History Club. MIKE MIKICH, Stein : Base- ball: Basketball: Football: Military. JERRY LEE MILLER: Band: Bass Clef Club: Concert Choir: Track. NADA MILOSHEVICK: Jr. Red Cross: History Club. PHYLLIS DIANE MINER, Phyl : Annual Staff: G.A.A.: Girls' League: History Club: Spanish Club: Peppers' Club. GREGORY ANDRE MORTENSEN, Mort : His- tory Club: Jr. Classical League: Military: Slide Rule Club: Student W World: Bowling Team. JOEL BUDDE MUELLER, Joe : History Club: Red Cross. MEL D. MURRAY, Murpl1y : Biology Club: Mili- tary: Track: W Club. J eniom RICHARD HENRY MARTENS, '.'Dick :' Audio Visual: Debate Team: ilitary: Radio Club: Spanish Club: Crossed Sabers Club. ALBERTINA SUSAN MARTINAITIS, Al : G.A.A.: Hall Monitors: His- tory Club: Peppers' clubs- RAYMOND MARTINEZ, Ray : Military. v I I . ' ,nr , r 0 . GEORGE MATIGIAN, Vick : Baseball: Basketball: Jr. Red Cross: Military: Spanish Club: Track. JEAN- ETTE HELEN MATSON, Jenn: History Club, Hall Monitor. MARION MAGDELENE MAXWELL, Maggie : Concert Choir: Glee Club: Choir: G.A.A.: Orchestra. LORRAINE ELSIE MCDONALD, Lo1ry : Peppers' Club. JOYCE CAROLE MCFARLAND, Mach: Bi- olOgY: G.A.A. ALLEN MCGINNIS, Al : Band: Base' ball: History Club: Hi-Y: Jr. Red Cross: Military: Orchestra: Plays: Student Council: Swimming Squad: Track: W Club: Wrestling. MARVIN MCMILLON, Preacl1y : Football: Mili-- tary: Biology Club: Track. MARY ELIZABETH MEKAELIAN, Liz : Glee Club: Red Cross: History Club. JOSEPH A. MESEC, Dimples : Baseball: Basketball: Class Council: Hall Monitors: Jr. Classical League: Slide Rule Club: Student Council. ROBERT FRANK MIKS, Bob : Band: Basketball: Distributors' Club: Golf Team: History Club: Hi-Y: Military: Orchestra: Spanish Club: Student W World. BARBARA JOAN MILLER, Barb : Class Council: G.A.A.: Girls' League: Hall Monitors: His- tory Club: Jr. Classical League: Military: Peppers' Club. HERMAN L. MILLER, He'rm : Baseball: Foot- ball: Military: Spanish Club. EDGAR JOHN MIXAN, Eggs : Football: History Club: Life Saving: Military: Spanish Club: Swimming Squad: Track: W Club. ROBERT E. MJELDE, Bob : Hall Monitors: Military: Track. HOWARD L. MORDHORST, Mordy : Military: Red Cross. VIRGINIA M. MUSICK, Gi'n'ny : G.A.A.: Hall Monitors. JAMES ANTHONY NATALIE, Jim : Military: Bowling: Basketball. WILMA CHRISTINE NELMS, Willie : Annual Staff: Concert Choir: Class Council: Girls' League: Hall Monitors: History Club: National Honor Society: Spanish Club: Cage Girl. . eniord BRADLEY ARTHUR NELSON, Brad',: Baseball, Basketball. ROBERT EDVVARD NELSON: Band: Hi'Y: Life Saving: Swimming Squad. ARLENE MAY NORDSTROM: G.A.A.: Girls' League: Poster Club. MARCEILE MARION OGRIN: German Club: Jr. Red Cross: Poster Club. LLOYD E. O'HARE: A Cap' pella Choir: Baseball: Bass Clef Club: Concert Choir: Military: Intramural Basketball. JOHN THOMAS ONAN, Ona'nstein : Basketball: Football: Military: Spanish Club: Track: Club. NATALIE ROSE PALAZZO: G.A.A.: History Club: Hall Monitors. PATRICIA CAROL PALBICKE, Pat : Cheerleaders: Dolphin Club: G.A.A.: Girls' League: German Club: History Club: Life Saving: Mili' tary: National Honor Society: Rifle Club: Slide Rule Club. LAURENT WALTER PARSYGNAT, Fa1m' cr : Hall Monitors: Military. FRANK PETER PERPICH, Perp : Basketball: Golf Team. RICHARD PETROFF, Pete',: Baseball: Foot' ball: German Club: Military: Track: W Club: Wrestling. EDWARD PICKUS, Cool Edu: Base' ball: Debate Team: Football: History Club: Military: Plays: Slide Rule Club: Spanish Club: W Club. LOIS KATHRYN PROCTOR, Low'S : A Cappella Choir: Concert Choir: Class Council: Glee Club: His' tory Club: Jr. Classical League: Treble Clef Club. JOSEPH LAWRENCE PTASIENSKI, Joe : Mili- tary: History Club. DANIEL EDMUND PUDLO, Da'rmy : Military: Red Cross. DOROTHY MARY RACAS, Dot : Jr. Red Cross: History Club. JEAN HARRIETT RACKEY: G.A.A.: History Club: Jr. Classical League: Jr. Red Cross: Life Saving: Peppers' Club. MILDRED RAINEY, Millie : Band: Red Cross: History Club. PHYLLIS LEE RIEBOCK, Lucky : G.A.A.: Girls' League: History Club: Spanish Club: Student VV World. ROSEMARY CATHERINE RIEGER, Rosey : Cheerleaders: Class Council: G.A.A.: Girls' League Council: History Club: Military: National Honor Society: Student Council. ROSALIE RIG' WOOD, Rosie : Health Center: History Club. RAYMOND F. NORTON: Baseball: Military: Swim' ming Squad: Treble Clef Club: National Thespian So' ciety: Club. ROBERT E. O'FARRELL, Looie f Baseball: Basketball: Bass Clef Club: Football: Jr. Classical League: Military: W Club. PATRICIA ANN OGLESBY, Pat : Concert Choir: Class Coun' eil: G.A.A.: Girls' League: Glee Club: Chorus: Cage Girl. DARYL HUBERT OSTRANDER: Annual Staff: Basketball: Football: Military: Track. ROWLAND W. OTTER, Skip : Baseball: Concert Choir: Hall Moni' tors: Military: Spanish Club: Intramural Basketball. JOSEPH PADILLA, Jolting Joe : Intramural Bas' ketball: History Club. SHIRLEY MARION PASEK, Shirl : Biology Club: History Club: Jr. Red Cross: Spanish Club. RALPH WALTER PATTERSON, Path: Salutatorian: Bas- ketball: Class Council: History Club: Military: National Honor Society: Slide Rule Club: Spanish Club: W Club. MARLENE ELIZABETH PAULEY: Biology: G.A.A.: History Club: Jr. Classical League: Jr. Red Cross. ALICE LORRAINE PIKKARAINEN, Pick : Bi' ology Club: Girls' League: History Club: Jr. Classical League. FRED PINGEL: Biology Club: Dramatics Club: Hall Monitors: Military: Plays: National Thespian Society. JAMES FREDERICK PLACE, Jim : His' tory Club: Military. JOAN MARIE PULLEN, Judy : G.A.A.: Girls' League: Hall Monitors: History Club: Jr. Classical League: Peppers' Club. NORMA LOUISE QUED' ENFELD: G.A.A.: Girls' League: History Club: Jr. Red Cross: National Honor Society: Peppers' Club. RICHARD RAYMOND RAASCH, '.DiCkCT,lI Mili' tary: Rifle Club. JEAN ELLEN REDDING: Class Council: French Club: Hall Monitors. NANCY VERLEA RED' FEARN: Dolphin Club: French Club: G.A.A.: Hall Monitors: History Club: Jr. Red Cross: Life Saving. WILLIAM CONRAD REITZ, BilV': Band: Hall Monitors: History Club: Hi'Y: Orchestra: Plays: Radio Club: Slide Rule Club. HAROLD RILEY, Ha1ry : Military: Red Cross: His' tory Club. ROBERT LAIN ROEMER, Doc : Bas' ketball: Class Officers: Military: W Club. SYLVIA ROJO: Orchestra: Spanish Club: Red Cross. R x .. vi . , 13 w e -- VL IK 525: ,'-',-:.: b ...N ,M 5 . :ref 2' -1 :-:LN-4 X 3 'sf 5 N ,mek .:- ,.., I X A in 'K My as NY Xi f 1 Ai N gm C im hw-1-xr' Q fi Tv MF W' D 1, 45:15 A wifi' Q Q w s :-,. i . 1 1 'fw k Q W M2 ,ii 0 Wi ,. . 1-'H MARLENE RONDEAU, Le1my : G.A.A.g Hall Monitors. MARILYN ROSE, Rosie : History Clubg Spanish Club. MORRIS ROSEN, Mo1rie : Militaryg Trackg W Clubg Wrestling. PAUL RUCKEBEIL, Rocky : Baseballg Basketballg Footballg Hall Monitorsg Militaryg Trackg W Club. MARIE RUSSELL, Ru.ss : Dolphin Club: G.A.A.g History Clubg Life Savingg Spanish Club. WILLIAM DANIEL RYAN, Itch : Annual Staffg Distributors' Clubg History Clubg HifYg Militaryg Spanish Clubg Stu' dent W Worldgg Swimming Squadg W Club. BEVERLY SALBERG, Dec-Deen: Girls' League: Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Spanish Clubg YfTeens: Health Center. GEORGE SANDAHL, Wcc'Wcc : Class Councilg Footballg Distributors' Clubg Hall Monitorsg Militaryg Rifle Club: Spanish Clubg Club. ELIZABETH ANN SANTORA, Bctty : Concert Choirg G.A.A.g Glee Clubg Library. JACQUELINE RUTH SCHAFFER, Jackie : A Cap' pella Choirg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Playsg Y'Teensg Peppers' Club. CATHERINE ANN SCHENCK, Cathie : Biology Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg German Clubg Hall Monitorsg History Clubg YfTeensg Peppers' Club. ALLAN KENNETH SCHIL- LING, Alu: Militaryg Spanish Club. JOHN THEODORE SCHWAB, Jaclyn: Militaryg Slide Rule Clubg Spanish Club. RICHARD CARTER SCOTT, Dick : Footballg Jr. Red Crossg Militaryg Wrestling. GEORGE JAMES SEIFFERT: Bandg Football: Hall Monitors: History Clubg Militaryg Playsg Rifle Clubg Spanish Club. DENNIS LEE SHAUER, Dcrmy : Hi-Yg Military. TANDARLARR SIMMS, Ta'ndic : Bandg Y-Teens. DEAN ARTHUR SIMONSON: Militaryg Slide Rule Club. ELAINE PATRICIA SMITH, Smitty : History Clubg Peppers' Club. ESTHER JEAN SMITH: His' tory Clubg Peppers' Club. RONALD DORMAN SODERBERG, Rormy : German Clubg Track. gy . I eniorfi RONALD ROSENTHAL, Rosy : Debate Teamg Militaryg Slide Rule Clubg Intramural Basketball. LAWRENCE ROUSE, La1ry : Golf Teamg Militaryg Spanish Clubg Club. MARILYN LOU ROWE, Lynn: Glee Clubg Jr. Red Cross. GRACE JOSEPHINE SACRAMENTO: G.A.A.g Health Centerg Red Cross. JOSEPH CARL SACRA' MENTO: Baseballg Militaryg Hall Monitor. BOBBIE JEAN SAFFORD: Glee Clubg Red Cross. ROSE MARY SANZONE: Hall Monitorsg Health Center. RALPH SAVAGLIO: Distributors' Clubg Militaryg Track. WILLIAM ANDREW SCHAEFER, Bill : Bandg History Clubg Militaryg Spanish Clubg Track. NANCY JANE SCHUENEMAN, Nunn: A Cap- pella Choirg Concert Choirg History Clubg Treble Clef Club. WILLIAM HOWARD SCHULTZ: Distribuf tors' Clubg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Military. RONALD CHARLES SCHUMACHER, Cl1a1lic : Class Councilg Footballg Swimming Squadg Trackg W Club. JOHN EDWARD SELISKAR: Intramural Basketballg Bowlingg Military. ROBERT SETTERLUND, Toothf pick : Graphic Arts Clubg Military. ADRIENNE SEYRING, Adi : Biology Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Life Save ingg National Honor Societyg Slide Rule Clubg YfTeensg History Club Show. DOLORES AGNES SINGER, Deen: Class Council: Chorus. RITA JEAN SKELLEY: Annual Staifg Dol' phin Club: History Clubg Life Savingg Military. DO- LORES SLOBE, Chula. : G.A.A.g History Club. HENRY SPRINGS: Basketballg Military: Slide Rule Clubg Track. LESTER ALBERT STANLEY, Chulr by : Military. SYLVIA MARY STANOVNIK, Sto'ny : Jr. Red Cross. gg -fmmmwwimvrtnywg-wrQ1rwq ......,v,, .,.,,m?, 1 7.,.5,.,. .,.., Y .,, O el'll0I'6 GEORGE JOSEPH sTARANow1cz, Stork : Bas- ketball, History Club, Military, Plays, Spanish Club. FRANK JOHN STARESHINA, Sturm: Military. ED STARR, Twinkle : Football, Military, Track, W Club, Boxing. BOB STONE, Sto'r1ey : Basketball, Football, Hall Monitors, HifY, Military, Swimming Squad, Track, Club, Wrestling. HARVEY ARTHUR STONE' LAKE: Biology Club, Military. JOHN HOWARD STONELAKE, Speedy : Biology Club, Military, Spanish Club. DOLORES M. SUNDWALL, Su'n'ny : Biology Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitors, History Club, Life Saving, Spanish Club, Peppers' Club. RONALD LEROY SVETE, Suete : Baseball, Class Council, Plays, Slide Rule Club, Track. DARRELL GILBERT TAYLOR: Bass Clef Club, Concert Choir, Class Council, Jr. Red Cross, Military, Bowling. AL C. THOMAS, Little Al: Baseball, Football, Milif tary, History Club Show, Student W World, Swim' ming Squad, Track, W Club. DALE THORN' BOROUGH, Zeke : Basketball, Hall Monitors, Mili' tary. JEAN TIFFANY, Edu: Biology Club, Class Council, Dolphins, G.A.A., Girls' League History Club, Jr. Classical League, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Rifle Club Slide Rule Club, W World Editor, Tennis. BETTE MARY TORREZ, Squirt : Distributors' Club, Spanish Club. LEROY CURTIS TREPANIER, Lee : Baseball, Biology Club, Military, W Club, Intramural Sports. JAMES ROBERT TROMBINO, Jim : Baseball, Basketball, Football, Military, Rifle Club. GERALD W. VAN TREECK, Gerry , German Club, Military, Tennis, Usher. IRMA JEAN VENEf MAN: G.A.A., Golf Team, History Club, Spanish Club. ANN TONYA VERENSKI, A'rmie : Span' ish Club. BETTY CAROLE WADESON, Burmy : Annual Staff, Biology Club, Cheerleaders, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Radio Club G.A.A., Senior Play. THERESE WAGNER: Life Saving, History Club, Red Cross. ,IONE CARO' LYN WALENTER, O-nie : Distributors' Club, Hall Monitors, History Club. JAMES DALE STEBLEY, Steb : Basketball, Mili' tary. DONNA RAYE STENSTROM: A Cappella Choir, Band, French Club, Plays. ROBERT ED- WARD STEWART, Stew : Audio Visual, Band, Hall Monitors, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club. JOHN STRUNA, Bugs : Life Saving, Military. JANET ANNE STRZYZ: Biology Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitors, History Club, Spanish Club, Peppers' Club. JOAN MARGARET SUNDSTROM, Star-my : G.A.A., Glee Club, History Club, Peppers' Club. PEGGY J. TENTES, Pcgs : Biology Club, Class Council, G.A.A., Hall Monitors, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club. MARION MARGARET THEEHS, Bright'Eyes : A Cappella Choir, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Hall Monitors, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Plays, Treble Clef Club. JAMES ROBERT THERRY, Jim : Baseball. BONNIE LOU TOLLEFSON, 'l'ollie : Girls' League Peppers' Club. BETTY JANE TOMKOWICZ, Tomky : Baseball, Basketball, Orchestra. ELEA' NORE TOOMASIAN, Osl1o : French Club, Girls' League, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Pep' pers' Club, Cage Girl, Library Work, Industrial Oflice. CECILIA CLARE TURKOWSKI, Bl0ndie : History Club, Spanish Club. FRANCES ALICE URH, Flinkie : Hall Monitors. MARILYN ANN VAN' DERVENTER, Lynn : Biology Club, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club. ANTOINETTE MARIE VIGNIERI, A'rm : Jr. Red Cross. HERBERT M. VIKRE, Hcrb : Annual Staff, Baseball, Basketball, Class Council, Football, Distribu' tors' Club, Student World. MARIA VLACHOS, Vlach : G.A.A., Hall Monitors, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club. DONALD RICHARD WATSON, Donn: Basketball, Military. JAMES NELS WATSON: Basketball, Mili' tary, Student Council. LEONARD ANDERSON WATSON, Leo , Football, History Club, Military, Track, W Club, Jr. Red Cross, Wrestling. I S X gi Q, Q . gk 38 :gig 1 .pn 'Z if 1 . J. -V . J , ,. X .J f f g ,F AE rx NSY Q. ,awss 'Wiki cf-1 v arf , IS Ar- gg wr 1 if lf Q 1-1 L v- -v- f- sf-Ni eniorzi VALETTE WAUGH, Val : Basketballg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Militaryg W Club. GER' TRUDE MARGARET WEINBERGER, Peggy : Spanish Club. BILL LEE WHEELER, Woodic : Footballg W Clubg Wrestling. PATSY ANN WIESE, Alfalfa : Annual StaKg French Clubg Girls' Leagueg Glee Clubg Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Senior Play. JAMES ALBERT WIL' LIAMS, Poocl1ie : Military. BARBARA JEAN WIL' SON, Bobbie : Dramatics Clubg Hall Monitorsg His' tory Clubg Militaryg Playsg Student W Worldg Na' tional Thespian Society. FREDERIC J. WOLDT, Fred : Class Councilg Slide Rule Clubg Tennisg Club. ROBERT LAW' RENCE WOODS, Woody : Golf Teamg Militaryg Rifle Clubg Spanish Clubg Trackg Drill Platoon: Jr. Achievement. FREDERICK PAUL WORACK, F1ed : Basketballg Military. GERALD JAMES WHITE, Je'r'ry : Baseballg Foot' ballg Militaryg Rifle Clubg Club. CLEOPATRA WHITEHEAD, Clean: Y'Teensg Red Cross. RON' ALD ALLEN WHITTINGTON, Mousc : Hi'Yg Red Cross. JOANNE ANDREA WILSON, Jo : G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Club. DONNA MAE WINTERS, Winnie : Cheerleadersg Class Councilg G.A.A.g Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Plays. JAC- QUELINE WISSE, Jackic : Cheerleadersg G.A.A.g Hall Monitorsg History Clubg Life Savingg Playsg Stu' dent W World. JEANNINE BARBARA WROTEN, Ba1b : Dra' matics Clubg Girls' Leagueg History Clubg Militaryg National Honor Society. SHIRLEY ZIEL Shi'r1ie : A Cappella Choirg French Clubg History Club. . wwe, ,Y--,,..-13.13-W ----r ' 5-pq f agnvlucf jorfg-hue .gnfo .Honor ociefg FORTY-ONE members of the 1950 Senior Class are members of the National Honor Society. Of these, twentyfone were inducted during their Junior year, while twenty others were elected and inducted shortly before graduation this spring. Twenty' five members of the present Junior Class were also elected to Honor Society membership this spring. Names of this year's initiates were released too late to permit including the data in the Stuclent's activities record, but the names are listed below. Senior Honor Society Members Inducted May, 1950 Mary Bock Donna Broecker Nancy Burnison Gene Danneberg Frederick Dretske Cecile Berman Dan Bleck Morris Blumberg Georgia Botsios joan Buchacek Barbara Carey Marian Cederna Marjorie Dupies Valeria Furlan William Glogovsky John Griggs Jean Herberger Grace .lass Robert Koper Mary Lange Mary Lewis Allen McGinnis Junior Honor Society Member Inducted May, 1950 Carolyn Cerk Nancy Clark Ila Sue Cohn Cynthia Dawson Douglas Enoch Gloria Goodman Jane, 1950 graduates who do John Alanko John Astourian Kenneth Blaese Bernard Burba Dorothy De Reu Gerald Goode Gunner Gudmundson John Hakala Dolores Hansen Shirley Harris James Hickox Verne Hodson Robert L. Hoff Donald Kennedy Cleother Kilpatrick Edward La Forge Shirley Gudmestad JoAnne Hagnauer Mary Levandusky Jeanette Saltzberg Joyce Shoptaugh Geraldine Sondee not have pictures George Lonergan Kenneth Lundy Thomas Marion Gloria Martinez George Metcalf George Mulroney Walter Paramski Marcelle Cgrin jean Rackey Ronald Rosenthal Jean Tiffany Donna Winters Bernadette Walker Carl Wangman Helen Wight janet Wightman Kenneth Wilkins john Woodman in Senior section Rudolph Pavletic Adolph Regenauer Donald Rokosz Hal Satterlield Lorraine Schriner Helen Stanul Edward Unitis ar e unior CZCLISJ .gylzowzi Wuclz lgromirie RUVING themselves an aetive part of our school, thc Class of 1991 lie' eame juniors this year. They made their Prom, Flamingo Fantasy , an oeeasion to remcniher, The hright red plumaije and hlue skies of the decoraf tions showed careful work and planning hy the general chairman of the prom, .Io Hagnauer. and her committee heads. Dancing on this IUCIllOI'AllFlC April 22nd night was done to the music of .lack Maynard and his hand, Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Marion Coy, class sponsors, have hacked the class in all its ventures. Among these projects were the selection of class rings, and an after game dance during haskethall season. Top pnticre. heloie. -IUNIUR PROM COMMITTEE. Standing, left to right: 'IoAnn llagnaner, general chairman1 LeRoy Drttmer, junior Class president: ,loan lliichaeek. hgmrll joan Uiiihanlt. decorations. Seated: Mary Leyandnslty, publicity: -lane Benson, clieekrooiiu Geraldine Sondee. class secretary: Suzanne Anderson, grand march: Bar hara flarey. bids: ElCIlI1Llf-llbliliwlll. ehaperones and guests. Loipgr left picture, IUNIOR CLASS COLNCII., Standing, left to right: Louis jacohs, Al Smith, Suzanne XX'ells, jenny Kranz. Pat Miller, JoAnn H2lQIlZlllCV. Janet XYightman, -lane Benson, Marion Cirderna. anl Ltl' ' t 'xoy llittmer. Seated: Beverly Thompson. Char- lotte Evans, Marilyn Pierce. and Betty Nordherg, Laiivur right pieliire, CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: LeRoy Dittmer. president: AloAnn Hagnaner, prom ehairman: Geraldine Sondee, secretary: Betty Nordherg, treas' nrer: and Roger Kantola, yicefpresident. Left to right: Carol Abl- slrom, Betty Akins, Don' ald Anderson, john An! derson. Suzanne Ander' son, Barbara Andrews, Margaret Anthony. Mary Lou Apostle. An' tbony Appelt. R o b e r t Baghy. Vivian Baird. ,lack Baker, john Baldridge. Barbara Bauer. Lois Bauernfeind, Richard Beall. David Beatty. ,lobn Beckinann. R u t h A n n Beeinan. Shirley Belcher, Tbessalonia Belcher. Lynn Bennett. ,lane Ben- son, Phillip Berent, Cecile Berman. Margie Bils. Dan Bleek, Ralph Bloedorn, Morris Bluinberg, Donna Bollman, Tom Booth , Harvey Boreeky, Virginia Borre. Georgia Botsios, Loretta Bowers. Albert Brean. Barbara Briscoe, Gloria Briseno, Betty B r i t s a 5 , Irene Brnot, Robert Brunke, Joan Buebaeek. XVanda Bufbngton. Berf nard Burba. Mary Alice Burkett, A r n o l d Burk' lund, Barbara Burris. Bar' ba ra Butkus. Eleanore Cahalan. Ralph Cain. Calvin Cal' low, Verl Cantrell, Bar' ha'a Carey. james Carey, Geraldine Carr, Marguerf ite Carrison. Marian Cederna. Carolyn Cerk. James Christiansen. Nancy Clark, Raymond Clark, Robert Clinks-cales, Patil Clymer, Marlene Coffman. lla Sue Cohn. james Copeland, Vi'ardell Copeland, Ther' esa C o u v a l l , George Crawford, -lemme Cray. uniord uniorfi Left lo right: Jacque Cribb, Richard Crouthers, Elaine CunlilTefOwen, Rosie Cunningham, Shcllie Cun' ninghain, Robert Cvilc. Robert Daluga, Arlene Darrow, Donald Davis, John Davis, Cynthia Dawson. Jayne Dean. Elizabeth Dchelak, Terryl DeLong, JoAnn DeLoof. Vernon Derreberry, Kathleen Diesi, LeRoy Dittmer. Robert Dixon, Dorothy Dodich, Edward Domalik, Renee Dosen' bach, Robert D r a p e r , Audrey Dretske. Vincent Dunn, Thomas Eastman Elsie Edwards. Sue Eifller, VVil' liain Elliott, Robert Ellis. 1 Jack Elsbury, Dona Emerick, Shir- ley Enimrich, Douglas Enoch, Roh' ert Epker, Birgit Erickson. Charlotte Evans, Patricia Fagan, Kenneth Fnles, Dale Fay, Ernest Fisher, Jean Foster. Leona Foster. Earl Fox, Lawrence Fox, James Francis, Dolores Free' man, Robert Funk, Robert Calvin, Richard Cammie, Frank Cantor, Theresa Cedvilas. Delores Gelirls, Mary Louise Gel' har. Joanne Cerardy, Richard Cessner, Clifford Gibbs, Gloria Goodman, Glenn Coodson, Richard Goodwin. Left to right: Dale Gordon, Grace Gordon, George G raliam, Rose Grana, Dean Granger, Herbert Green. Teretha Griffin, Shirley Guclmef stad, Gunnar Gudmundson, Joan Cuibault, JoAnne Hagnauer, Mi' cheal Hall. Richard Halle, Beverly Hamlet, Ju' dith Hampton, Gloria Hansen, Henry Hansen, James Hansen. Jack Hanson, Janyce Heath, Wil- liam Hcdderly, Donald Hembroolc, William Henderson, Frances Hen' dricks. Joseph Heraver, Beverly Hill, Mary' lin Hoffman, Patricia Holz, Donna Horning, Leon Howard. LeRoy Hunt, Richard Hunt, Pa- tricia Hutchinson, Raymond Hutch' inson, Jean Hutchinson, Helen Huxf ham. Patricia Ingoglia, Marcella Isaacson, Joe Jackson, Roger Jackson, Louis Jacobs, Marc Jacobson. Josephine Janocha, LeRoy Jaworel-r, Patricia Jelava, Erma Jellings, Ther' esa Jermalowicz, Dolores Jesenovec. Charlotte Johnson, Delores Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Grace Johnson Myra Johnson, Betty Jordan. s Judith Kabarec, Roger Kantola, Carol Karjala, Virginia Kasper, Williaiii Kasper, Dorothy Kaufman. unions unions Left to right: George Keane, John Keefe, Bernard Kelly, David Kelly, Harriet Kelly, Clarice Kerscher. Dorothy Keyser, Evelyn Keyser, Cleother Kilpatrick, Sally Kimpler, Gerald Kinsey, Janet Knowles. John Knox, XVayne Knox, Stanley Kocal, Florence Koss, Phyllis Kouf kal, Carol Kramer Jennie Kranz, Sammie Lou Krieger, Harry Kriesel, Betty Anne Krikorf ian, Patricia Kroncke, Rose Krpan. Juanita Kulwayko, Joan Kutzler, James LaDuke, Edward LaMartin, Richard Lampella, Norman Lange. Margaret Lanier, Marlene Largent, Sydney Lasaine, Cecilia Laurent, Rohert Learmont, Joyce LeBaron. Theresa Legat, Mary Levandusky, Rohert Levonowicz. Sally Ann Lib- erty, Virginia Lord, Bettyann Lund. Judy Lundberg, Darlene Lund' quist, Edward Machak, John Ma' chia, Patricia Mack, Gloria Mag' nuson. Norma Magri, Richard Manning, Leonard Masilinois, Theresa Mate' ja, Frank Mateus, Anita Mayala. Stanley Mayfield, Wayne Mayo, Mary Ann Mazur, Donald MCCas' land. XVilliam McGrain, Richard McPherson. Left to right: Donald McSorley Charles Mears, Williani Mellen Frank Merlo, Frank Merlock, Sam: uel Merritt. Patricia Messer. Mariana Miller, Patricia Miller, john Mitchell, Louis Mitchell, Loretta Montgomery. Marjorie Moore. Anthony Moran, Billie Morrison, Delores Moss, jim' my Murphy, Sandra Naidu. Rose Mary Needles, joan Nelson. Arthur Nielsen, Violet Niemi, Rus' sell Niva, Betty Nordberg. Elizaheth Nordeen. Julia Norikus, Dorothy Norwood, Robert Nor' wood, Duane Nystrom, Dona Lee Oherlander. Mary O'Harc, Donald O'Hare, Dale Olson, Thomas Onan, Rose Marie Opal, Robert Opeka. Betty Cpitz. George Orhank, john Padilla, Joseph Pankratz. Madeline Patterson, Marion Payne. Genevieve Pearson, Harry Peterson, Ector Phillips, Marilyn Pierce, Pa' tricia Pipcius, Deloris Plaza. john Pottala, Elaine Poulos, John Pratt. Carol Preder, Mary Price Daniel Ptasienski. Q Richard Pucin, james Pullen, De' loris Ranshaw, Eunice Rasmussen Mary Reese, Alice Reid. n w uniorri union! 66 Left to right: Norma Rine, Willard Ripley, Carol Roam, Elaine Rogala, Paul Rolrnich, Betty Rose. Mary Ross, Judy Roth, Marilyn Rouleau, Betty Ruckebeil, Fred Ru' dolph, Patro Ruiz. Steve R u t k o w s ki , Joyce Saksa, Thomas Schueneman, Jeanette Saltz- herg, Rose Samuelian, Paul Sattler. Renee Savalio, Bill Scarlett, Bar- bara Schaefer, Ronald Schardt, Joe Schasane, Robert Schiller. Theresa Schiller, Mary Schmidt, Betty Schmitz, Alice Schotanus, Richard Salmi, Joyce Schumacker. James Seveska, Evelyn Sgrignoli, John Shebenik, Audrey Sherer, Joyce Shoptaugh, John Sikich. Lyle Skelley, Raymond Skiera, Nan- cy Slohe, Marilyne Slocum, Allen Smith, Eddie Mae Smith. Glen Smith, Jeanette Faye Smith, Jerry Snider, Walter Soderman, Geraldine Sondee, Russell Sorensen. Rohert Stanczak, Ralph Stangel, Jack Starr, Robert Stevens, Muriel Stierna, Bill Stites. Richard Stout, John Strezo, Alois Strykowslci, Raymond Suter, Ethel Swann, Bruce Tabhert. Left to right: Barbara Taskei Teaters, Marolyn Teeling r Thomas, Beverly Thompso Thompson. Larry Thompson, Nora Thr Pat Ti et Yvonne Tis: PP s Tobin, Gerald Totall. Chester Trygar, Bessie Irene Tursic, Anna Unrein, Urban, Enedina Valdez. Constance Vaseloff, Wesley r yard, Charles Wagner, Be W'alker, Peggy Wall, Betty got. Carl Wangman, Alma Eleanore Webb, John Weber, Wehrly, James Welch. Suzanne Wells, Richard Wi Raymond Vwlestman, Elsie Rhea Vslhite, Norman Whitlm Irma Wiggins, Melba Helen Wight, Janet Wight William Vklhitten, Janice ' W ' m Kenneth Wilkins, David W. Guy Williams, Robert W, Harvey Willsey, Bettie Jear son. Jerome Wilson, Robert Wirtanen, William Wise, Patricia W o l f e , John Woodman, Martha Wright, Anton Wypych. Anita Y elle n , Renae Youngberg, M a r y A n n Zabukovec, Dorothy Za' lar, Alice Zeilbeck, Ger' aldine Zigowski, Donald Zylius. uniorfi 67 In circle above, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Rohert Van Treeck, Vice-President: Daniel Butkus, Treasurer: Matt Smith, Secretary: john McShane, President. Lower picture, SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL. Reading clockwise around tahle: jean NVhite, Margie Enright, Phyllis Gordon, Judith Frederickson, james Christensen. john Strohbe, jerry Onan, Barbara Beeson, Judy Matson, Mary Russell, Rosemary Vignerie, Helen Pynnonen, Beverly Bjorkman. og 0 icerzi ,Head large .gyoiallomore arm HE Sophomores have completed the second year toward their graduation. To start the year off with a hang, they held their class election. The results were unusual in that all four ofhcers elected were hoys. The highlight of the year was the Sophomore class party. The theme of this event was Spring Fling. The event went along smoothly, thanks to the cleverness and planning by the committee chairmen. They were as follows: Jean Peshut, general chairmang June Van Treeck, ticket chairmang Mercedes Tompkins, check roomg Barhara Vogel, entertainment. Dancing on this mellow March Zith night was done to the music of the Joy Boys. School is not all fun and extra curricular activities with these friendly hardfworking Sophs. They are also interested in making the hest of their high school career. Miss Helen Cunning' ham and Mr. Walter Barczewski, class sponsors, supervised all the activities of the class. 68 ROW l, l--fr to right: Stanluy Arlo-rman, John Adams. john Adams, Marxlyn Alwlll, Paul Anlxkoms, Hvrlwrt Alhvrt, Roh-rt Alcorn, Richard Allrn, ll-:lla Andrrson, Nancy And-'rson. RUXV Z:Rogur Anklry, NVnll1am Armlt, Br-ttr Artur, Rxchanl Anma. jack Halley. Arlrnf Baird. Frm-J llzurstow, Bully Hakur, Mxku Balsamo, Rudy Bandovich. ROW' 3: Bonnie Barnard, Loss Harm-s, Roland Barn--5, Lawrrncv Barrett, Ronmu Bayl.-Q, Barham Bn-son, Brucc lil-ll, loscph liulskis, Barham Bclz--r, Colm Bcrdux. ROW' 4: Leroy Hvru, Lrnrm Bcrqlmousv, Carol Hn-rrgman, -lohn Bicda, Lrroy Bxttncr, Thcrvsr lllttnrr, Bvvvrly Bjnrkman, llvtty Blackwood, Rxta liorhm, XValtur liorttlc, ROW5z,lnck1f Hoqhossc, Pctrr llolnivwicz, Audrcy Boltz, Mary' Bonaparte, David Bonnvs, liarlwara Horgrl, jack Bowl-r. Dolorvs Hmmm, Clara Bn-an, Marl--s Hrcchrnscn. ROV' 6: lvfvrtlc Hrcwrr, Rohcrt Brcwrr, Dorothy Brooks, Gvralrl Brown, ,lolrnc Brown, Marry' llrown, Pussy Brown, Lolnsc Burchctt, Lnclllc Burchctt, Ethel Burgvr. ROVV 7: func Burkl-tt, Ioannu Burk.-y, Dorothy Burris, Dann-l Butlms, -lack Calrlwvll, Ucoruu Callxson, Nnck Camacarxs, Shlrlvy Camphcll, Walliam Campbell, fllarnssa Clarnaf han. ROW' 8: Jamrs flarprntrr, Raymonll Carr, Antoinvttc Carrison, Kvnnrth Cashmorr, Ruchard Cavxn, Nlarcvlnnu Chadwnck, joy Chalfant, ,lamcs Cham.-rnlk, Richard Charm-rf nlk, lirtty Chaplcy. ROW' 9: jarncs Clxrxsu-nsvn, Clwrxlyn Clark. Dorothy Clark. jack Clark, Nancv Clark. Rohr-rt Cllril, Ednth Coll-man, Rlchard Conn, Dominic Constanuno, ,losr-ph Clonstamrno, 69 SOFA 0l'l'l 0l e5 ROW' 1, left tu right: Betty Cooper, Barbara Corser, Mariona Cotterell, Patsy Cranor. Patricia Crawford, Bernice Crosby, Wenceslaus Cyhulski, Richard Cyganek, Patricia Daley, Richard Daluga. ROW 2: Inez Davis, Tanya Davis, Barbara Decker, Dolores DelaPena, Robert Della' Valle, Raymond DeTl1orne, David Dever, Lillian Dewitt, Joseph Diaguila, Albert Ditzig. ROW' 3: James Dolcnce, Ray Dolence, Salome Domalik, William Downie, Maria Dracos, Thalia Dracos, Marilyn Drahos, Joan Dretslre, Barbara Drinka, Donald Drinka. ROW 4: Joan DuBois, Gertrude Dunn, Gladys Dunn, Jack Dunn, Donald Dupies, Alice DuVerney, Dorothy Edwards, Dolores Efinger, Wayne Ekkela, Anthony Ello. ROW 5: Priscilla Emerick, Margie Enright, Warren Esperson, George Evans, Geraldine Evans, Ruth Falk, Joseph Falotico, Rosemary Fellabaum, Wilbert Fickus. Loren Fisher. ROW 6: Richard Fisher, Richard Foote, Bert Foster, Patsy Frank, Marlene Franz, Judith Fredericltson, David Freifelder. Helen Froelich, Leon Fye, Donald Gaines. ROW 7: Beverly Galvin, Peter Gargano, Marie Gatewood, Dorothy Gawlik, John Gcertsen, Barbara Gerzel, Marlene Glassman, Richard Globis, Rudolph Glogovslry, John Gonzales. ROW 8: Phyllis Gordon, Raymond Gossel, Rodney Graham, Josephine Grana, Christine Graves, Howard Greene, Charles Groot, Helen Gugala, Phyllis Gust, Nancy Guy. ROW 9: Joan Guzauslri, James Hahian, Robert Hagman, Connie Hagopian, Phyllis Haimi, Marianne Hangebrauclr, Robert Hansen, Margaret Hart, Marilyn Hartman, John Haslrin. 70 ROW l. left to right: Ronald Haydock, Bonnie Hayes, Sylvia Hebior, Nancy Thou-V n, Kathleen Hendricks, Virginia Hendrix, Donald Herman, Tom Hett, Billy Hoalmin, James Horn. ROW Z: Jon Howard, Joan Howells, Guy Hrovatin, Shirley Hubbard, Delores Hunson, Clara Hughes, Helen Hughes, Marshall Hughes, Florence Hussey, Alice Inness, ROW 5: Audrey Isley, Charlotte Istolr, Joyce Jackson, Allan Jacobs, Eillen Jacobs, Robert Jacobson, Edward Jeffers, Theresa Jereh, Kenneth Johnsen, Fred Joh'.son. ROW 4: Lois Johnson, Mavis Johnson, Robert Johnson, Eugene Jones, Judy Jones, Robert Jorgensen, Ophelia Jude, Patricia Kaczmaryn, Albert Kancilja, Marietta Kaplan. ROW 5: Joseph Karlovich, Nancy Kasper, Edward Kazarian, Laurel Keefe, Dolores Kennedy, Richard Kenyon, Louis Kerpan, Eliz. Kidder, Danny Kilbane, Eugene Kilger. ROW 6: Naydean Kneeland, Billy Knox, Dolores Knox, Marie Kohus, Thomas Koncan, Louis Koschak, Florence Kostner, Carolyn Kovach, Ronald Kranz, Robert Kula. ROW 7: Sonja Knoppala, Helen Kurringer, James Kyalla, Jack Labus, Steve Lambiris, Leo Larkin, Darlene Larsen, Jane Larson, John Lavris, Patricia LeBaron. ROW S: Patricia Lcfller, Peter Lentine, Leo Linsky, Barbara Litman, James Loffredo, Nola Logan, Mildred LoMonaco, Margey Lovitt, Melvin Luke, Nancy Lundgren. ROW 9: John Maclsaac, Eldon Mackey, Rhea Mackey. James Maguire. Judith Mag' uire, Lorraine Malyszka, Wayne Marocco, Eldon Marshall, George Martens, Bonnie Mathiesen. 71 SOFA 0l'l'l 0I'86 30,94 0l'l'L 0l Q5 RONW l, lvft to right: .Indy Matson, Virginia, Matth.-ws, Derry May, Jack McCarthy, Gail lvlcfllurv. ,loycc Mcfloniscy, A. T. K, Mifllllllbllgh, Nlfta McDm1wr'll, Haul MC' Farland, Gwcndolyn Mcllrcw. RKWW 2: Richard McManaman, David McPhurson. juhn McShanc, Alvin Mclvillc, Hull-n Mcsuc, Bruce Mctcalf, jack Mvunicr, Lt-onartl Mcycr, Richard Mcyur, Frank Miht'x-c, ROW' 3: Carol Milclilc, john Miles, Br-nnctt Millrr, LeRoy Millcr, Ur-'lin lvlillcr, Rohcrt Milliuan, Glunn Mitchell, ,Icanncttu Mitchcll, Melvin Mitchcll, Frank Mlinair. RUW 4: Mary Mohcrig. Edward Monian, Robert Ivlontgomcry, ,loan Moran, joannc Mordlmrst, Elaine Morley, Dolorns Mcircincs, Patsy Morris, Rubqrt Mruk, Virginia lvlulvancy. ROW' 5: ,lack Mundsmck, Michael Murphy, Lorcn Murray, Patsy Nabur, Patricia Nrudlcs, William Nclms, john Nvlson, johnny Nuwman, Lillian Nichols, Hurnard Nwhur. ROW' 6: Donald Nicmi, Romeo Nixon, Lorrainr Novak, ,lnsupli Nowakowslu, Ignacio Uchoa, Michacl O'Conm-r, Lois O'Harc, Linda Olivur, Ircnc Olson, joan Olson. ROW' 7: jr-rome Onan, Harry Opal, ,lr-rome Orlwach, Dolores Orlian, Ronald Packman, Anthony Palhicku, ,lean Palo, Madclinu Palzct, Zarii: Paparigian, Rob-:rt Park. ROW' 3: jnsvph Parrino, Florinu Pastull, Paul Patrick, Georg: llattrrson, Hclvn Pavclc, joAnnc Pavclick, jean Pr-arson, Arthur Pcrziaian, juan Pcshnt, Charlotte Pctl-rson. ROXV 9: Marv Lou Pr-tluis, Lconard l'r-trovic, Esthrr Pi-truska, Marian Pvtrusky, Allan Piclrus, Mvlinu-Pilihosiun, Barbara l'ottala, ,lcan l'owvll, Billy Pricc, Carolyn Pringle 72 ROW' l, lcft tu riuht: .luanita Pruitt, Flon-nur Pudlu, Hclun Pynnunun, lvlargarct Quin: Icy, Rulu-rt Raascli, V'aynv Rawn, Frank Rt-ckcndorf, Rnncllc Ri-cvcs, Carl Rcgrnauur, Charli-nv Rt-hur. ROV' 2: Vclmr Rvid, Euui-nc Rcnh--ru, Juv Ricu, james Riugrr, Edward Riqwuud, Shir- ley Riipi, ,lack Rivulli, Carul Ruhinson, Patricia Rocdcll, Tuudur Rugaczulr. RUW 3: juan Rugala, Sally Rom, juan Ruth, Alcan Rulvs, Barhara Russ.-ll, Marv Russt-ll. C:-irul Saari, Hutty Sanders, Grrzild Sattcrflcld, jamvs Schallcr. ROW -8: l.:Moynr Schaulrl, Thumas Schcuvr, Lurrcnu Schvvc, ,loan Schmidt, Marlis Schmitz. Hcrlwrt Schradvr, Ralph Schrut-dvr, ,luannc Schwalhv, ,luann Schwarz, Alfred Sc.-tt. ROW 5: Duris Scranton, Luuisc Scruggins, llrgigy Scaucr, U. Elhur Svars, jurry Scart. Marx' S.-atun, Paul Svday. Alanine' Srkulich, Agnus S-glzcr, jamcs Srrzynslu. RUXV 6: .lnsuph Svrzynski, Nadinv Shaft-r. Esthcr Shanyfvlt, Maliricc Sharp, Arthur Shivlds, Caryl Shinsky, juhn Sick, ,Iudith Simun, Donna Sinurr, Albcrt Siustrum. RUR' 7: Gladys Skwarkuwski, Barbara Slucum, ,luvcu Smith, Matt Smith, Shirlcy Snr-rsby, Richard Snydrr, Runnic Sundcc. Egan Surcnscn, jack Surcnsun, jamvs Stanczak. ROW X: Nancy Stanlvy, j. Cuylrr Stark, Luis Stcphuns, Ruhcrt Smut, Waync Strahs, ,luhn Stmhhc, Phyllis Strykuwski, Rnhi-rt Susman, Nancy Sustvrbic, August Swansun. RUNV 9: julian Swift, llarhara Taylur, Rita Trnnysun, Lawrcncc Trnl'as, Nlarilyn 'lkrrii-ii, Francvs Thomas. Sara Thomas, Danivl Thumpsun, liugt-nc Thumpsun, Uayna ll--ist-r, 73 SOFA Olfn ored Sophomorea ROV' 1. left to right: Clara Thorp, judith Thrall, Diane Tindale, Edward Tobin, Lois Tollefson, Patricia Tomkowicz, Barbara Thompkins, Mcrccdcs Thomplrins, Gail Torfin, Andrew Torrez. ROW 2: Barbara Tottcrdcll, Peggy Tottcrdell, john Tsausis, Carol Tucker, Henry Turner, Joseph Tyler, Richard Urban, Wayne VzmHeirseele, June VanTrv:cck, Robert VanTreeck. ROW 3: Stephen Vapnar, Alice Vargar, Argeric Vehos, Rosemary Vignerie, Barbara Vogel, Dennis Vogt, Mary Wagner, Theresa Walczak, Barbara Waldorf, Harriet Ward. ROW 4: james Warneclre, james F. Warncckc, Otis YVashington, Loretta Wasil, Charles Waters, Marilyn Weidner, Dennis Wendriclrs, Mary Werner, Barbara White, Jean White. ROW 5: Timothy Whitehead, Raymond Wiclcstrom, Paul Wille, Alfred Williams, Dolora Williams, Herbert Williams, Loretta Williams, Marguerite Williams, Warren Williams, Rheta Wood. ROW 6: Lorraine Woods, Doris Worth, Richard Wozniak, Bruce Young, Jerry Zeil- beck, Willard Zcrsen, Dolores Zimmer, Marguerite Zirkelbach, Sylvia Zorc, Henry Zorzy. ROW 7: Judy Zupancic, Frank Zupec. 74 f f'3 Upper left picture: FRESHMAN OFFICERS. Left to right: Treasurer, Gwen Lahusg seated. Secretary. Gail Mackling Vice-president, James Xhlrightg and President, john Reardon. Upper right picture: CLASS PARTY COMMITTEE. Left to right: seated, Diana Tuttle, program, Jim McDonough, publicity and tieketsg Frances Galhavey, decorationsg Jeanie Green, checlvroomg and Jean Ranson, entertainment. Lower right: FRESHMAN COUNCIL. Reading clockwise around table, Seated, Nick Keller, Gerald XVicks, Rita Michalski, Claudette Tuhek, Catherine Moore, Marlene Lowe, Judy Brake, Alice Young. Nancy Opal, Alice Cattani, Carmella Ingoglia, Kay Dolence. Standing, left to right: -lack Schlosser, Bill Magden, jerry Anderson, Donn Stairs, Howard Flowers, Ken Epker, and Steven Poulos. gl 8:fAI'l'l8l'l Lillie? OMF- QCII' unfufe HE class of 1953 is composed of 637 boys and girls who are scattered throughout twentyfone homerooms. They have shown themselves to be ambitious and aggrewive students. There are twentyfone members on Stu' dent Council. Some of the outstanding students in sports are--james Epperf son, Jerry MeKillian, Kenneth Epker, and Wzllly Lamborn. The music field is represented by Gerald Anderson, Howard Flowers, and Gerald Erickson. The class party was held in the gym on October 28, 1949. There was dancing, a varied class talent program, games, and refreshments. Election of officers was held on December 15. Class sponsors are Mr. John Wright and Mr. Howard Annis. 75 I' gl Q:5Al'l'leI'l ROW l, left to right: Marlene Abdula, Florence Abrams, Joyce Adrion, Jack Ahart, Richard Aho, Hubert Anderfuren, Carolyn Anderson, Gerald Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Ronald Anderson. ROW Z: Virginia Anderson, Fred Antclilf, Bruce Anthony, Jack Armstrong, John Ashmus, Eleanor Asma, Joyce Austin, Barbara Axclson, Rosemary Bahich, Carl Balinick. ROW 3: Norman Baculik, Dorothy Baine, Martha Balazek. Billic Bankhead, Gayle Barden, Don Bardonner, Fred Barnes, Lorraine Bastcn, John Bauer, Leona Bellcfeuille. ROW 4: Geraldine Bena, Elizabeth Berdux, Shirley Bergman, Stanley Binning, Mary Bistrica, Rohert Blomherg, Nancy Blumbere, Steve Blumherq, Marion Bocttlc, Robert Boeztlc. ROW 5: Audrey Borkenhaucn, Alfred Bosner, Richard Bostyan, Clarke Bowder, Jean Boyce, Judy Brake, Marlelie Braun, John Brefeld, Donald Brewer, Pat Brock, ROW 6: Bonnie Broslcy, Bruce Brown, Thomas Brown, Fred Bubenhofer, Cora Mae Bunge, Richard Butkus, Earlincann Buzzard, William Caldwell, Ann Callahan, John Cameron. ROW 7: Walter Campbell, Bernice Carlson, Norma Carroll, Carol Cashmore, Mary Castator, Alice Cattani, William Cave, Barbara Chamernik, Marilyn Chclsrad, Ralph Chudy. ROW 8: Shirley Clark, Geraldine Clavey, Mary Clemmons, Gloria Close, John Cloud, Earl Clyde, Anita Collos, Marilyn Colherg, Nancy Conover, Russell Constantino. ROW 9: John Cook, Theofanc Couvall, Ronnie Craft, Donald Crawford, John Craw' ford, Joan Cribb, Blanche Crosby, Howard Flowers, Harry Culver, Mae Cunningham. 76 ROXV I, left to right: Paul Kiunmngham, Barbara Cvetan, Joanne flyqanek. Maureen Clypcar. Loretta Darrow, Rogrr Dart. Jimmie Davls. Liana Davison, Michael Day- dxll, Ruth Dean. ROW' Z1 Leona Dehvvic, Henry Dempski, Angeline Dcpcrte, Tom Dellyke, Kathryn Drclcs, Manoru- Dickson, ,lolm Diebold, Kay 131.-trneyer, Loretta Du-tr.. Elxzalwetln Dxttmcr. ROXV 3: Kay Dolrncc, Ronald Dolvnce, David Donohue, Darlrnc Drinka, Mr-lvm llrlnkwxne, Lvle Dunlap, Annette Dul'1cs, Joanne Dupin, ,Ioan Exchel, Roger likstrand. ROW 4: joellen Elliott, Murmel Ellsworth, Patsy Ann Emmons, Sandra Emmrrch, Mary Anna Endres. .loan Enulnsh, Kenneth Epker, james Epperson, Ruth Epperson, Gerald lfrxrlcson. ROV' 5: Geraldine Erlclcson, lanrt Erickson, Cllllord Evans, Dorothy Evans. Antoinette Falotico, Manly-n Famard. Harold Faurlvo, Ilan Fellcrs, jacquvlnne Fxsher. C.lx:urles Flltcroft. RUXV 6: Sandra Flood, Betty Chapley. james Flowers, Doris Foredlce. john Fosln-rg, George Foster, Rnchard Foster, -loy Francxs, Kntlu-rme Franks, Joyce Fredcrlckson. ROW' 7- Slnrlvy Gehrls. Km-nnrtlx Freund, Frances Gallvax-y. Patrmcla Gales, l'atrlc1a Gallegos, Allwert Garland, Daryl Garland, Romer Garrett, Marnlynn Gawllk. Rolwrt Gcdvllas. Rl5W 8: Ann Freund, Dennis Gilvwslci, Viola Glover, ,loan Golvler, Harold Goetz, Richard Goldstrm. Glorra Golwitzvr, Don Gordon, Robert Graham, Ronald Graham. ROXV 9: Dorothy Grampo, Harold Grashen, Gladys Gratz. Helen Gray. Anna Green, Carol Grrrn, Leroy Greqorv, lxy GrifHn, YVarren Gunderson. Lllllan Gustafson. 77 gl 81fAl'l'l2I'l gfefikfllefl ROW' 1, left to right: Richard Gustafson, Marilyn Hadsell, Kenneth Hagopian, Elaine Haley, Gertrude Hammond. Emanuel Hanna, Richard Hanna, Gail Hanninen, jacqua- line Hansen, Margaret Harrell. ROW Z: M. H. Harris, Frances Hart, Theresa Hart, Marvin Harvey, Nancy Hatherill, ,lacqueline Hayes, Nancy Helmmger. Marcia Hemmcns, Edwafjane Henderson, Lorraine Hendrickson, ROXV 3: john Hengesh, Catherine Henrikson, Sandra Hesselgravc, james Hill, Clotca Hobbs, jack Hodnik, Michael Hodnik, Donna Hoffman, jack Hogan, jack Holmes. ROW' 4: ,loanne Holmes, john Howlett, Edgar Huesing, Nancy Hughes, Rose Huizhley, Rosemary Hunt, Charley Hutchings, Carmella lnguglia, Sammy Ingoglia, L. T. Ivy. ROW 5: Donald Jacobs, Avram Jacobson, Ronald Jaworek, Peggy lays, Marylin jeif' son, Richard Jenels, Gwendolyn jenkins, Velma Jenkins, Lcnore johns, Leonard Johns. ROW 6: jack Johnsen, Beulah johnson, Gracie Mae Johnson, Myrna johnson, Nancy Lee johnson, Robert Johnson, Ronald johnson, Helen jones, Alice jordan, Eilie juntunen. ROW 7: Lawrence Jurgaitis, ,lcanette Kalanovsky, Carolyn Kapheim, Tony Karas, Charles KarnoPP. Agnes Kazarian, Beth Keepper, Nick Keller, Nildean Kelly, Donald Kennedy. ROW 8: jerry Kennedy, Kay Kennedy, Maryanne Kerpan, Steve Kerpan, Betty jane Kerr. Leo Killian, Velma Kinsey, Richard Kirkpatrick, Rosalie Kirt, Douglas Kline. ROW 9: Frank Kline, Joyce Knox, Douglas Koss, Joseph Krause, Joanne Kriescl, jean Krikorian, Marigene Krikorian, Marie Kroncke, Francis Krusmark, Donna Kucbclbcck. 78 ROXV l, left In right: Barbara Kixechle, Carolyn Kulle, Elvira Kuusisto, Marilyn Kuz- nik, Gwen Labus, Patsy Ann LaDuke, Walter Lamborn, John Lampincn, Jerry Larsen, Roh.-rt Larsen, Ronald Larsen. RONV 2: Virginia Larsen, Marilyn Larson, Karl Laurel, Rohvrn Lehen, Lois Leighty, Beverly Lvnu-ron, James LfMieux, Charles Leonard, Ernestine Lewis, Rodney Lewis, Nancy Lllwrly. ROW 3: Joan Li.-ln-rt, Donald Lincoln. John Lipnicke, Fred Lrppert, Ronald Liskey, Jack Liukku, YVilliam Lumonacu, Marlene Lowe, Dale Ludington, Alice Lueckmu, Beverly Lumlervn, ROV' 4: Rrurna Lushas, Patricia Lux, Anthony Machak, Joanne Mack, Eugene Macki, Gail Macklin. Anne Macnorius, William Magden, Donna Maguire, Patricia Maguire. Courtney Maki-la. ROW' 5: Richard Malavasic, Martha Mallory, Florence Manning, Alex March, Vir- ginia Martinartis, James Martinez. Thomas Masotas, Elaine Mateus, Joseph Mathias, Charlene Matson. Bonita Matthews. ROW 6: Richard May, Paul Mayberry, Maruaret Mayfield, Doris Mcflallistvr. Peter McDermott. Jim McDonough, Marilou McFarland, James Mcflrain, Grace McGuinf ness. Luna McKenzie, Jerry McKillen. ROV' 7: D. McNichols, NV. McVennon. M. Mcrlo. R. Mr-sec, R, Michalski, E. Mik- lik, K. Miller, R. Miller, W. Millcr, F. Minn, B. L. Mitshell. ROXV 8: K. Mieldr, M. Moeckler, J. Molhack, F. Montgomery, C. Moore, R. Mrmran. H. Moss, N. Mott, G. Murrav, B. Needham, A. Niemi. ROW' 9: R. Nixon, M. Nolan, A. Nordlwrq, L. Norikus, F. Norton. M. Norwood, C. A. Novak. M. A. Nudding, D. Nystrom, E. Nystrom, G, O'Dunncll. ROXV IH: D. Olsen, NV. Olsen, J, Olson, li. Opal, N. Opal. B. M. Osborne, J. Otter- son, L. Ottrrson, D. Padilla, E, Papaqcorevs, M. Papageomes. 79 l e5Al'l'lQl'l jl Q5Al'l'l8l'l ROW l, left to right: Frank Papp, joan PCIPP. Anthony Pappas, Alan Parshall, Amelia Pastell, Rose Marie- Pastor, Luis rattersnn, Bernice Payne, Dtllil Peak, Lvlartin Pcrez, Connie Perrill. ROW' Z: Barbara Perry, jack Perry, Walter Peterson. Annmarie Peterson, Maxine Petknvsek, Kenneth Petrovic, Mildred Petrovic, Robert Petmvic, Freida Phillips, David Pieper, Anna Pierce. RONV 3: Marilyn Pietschman, Charles Pileri, Maxinc Pilcri, Patricia Pitts, Robert Plaza Freddie Ponzio, Arlene Populnrum, Sheila Pnrett, Steven Poulos, Carl Powell, jay Powell. ROXV 4: Raymond Powers, Thomas Powers, jean Prowett, Ellen Przyhurski, ,lean Ranson, Earl Ranta, Fred Rasmussen, Merle Rasmussen, john Reardon, Helen Regenf auer, Danton Rehor. ROW 5: William Reinhardt, LeRoy Ricard, Valda Ricks, Lewis Rigwood, LaVern.: Rimkus, Fred Rogerson, jerry Ru,o, Robert Rosenluf, Philip Ruilalu, Peter Ruiz, Ray' mund Rukstales. ROW 6: Rohcrt Rundquist. Lcatrice Russell, Theresa Rutlcowslri, Matthew Saam, Dolores Sahath, Anthony Sacramento, Dominic Sacramento, Roger Sakach, Ervin Salz' man. Elaine Sanato, Marion Sander. ROW 7: Molly Sanders, Barbara Sandy, Marie Sanzone, Muriel Satterfield, Mary Schiilrer, Alice Schlegel, jack Schlosser, Glenna Schmidt, Edith Schreiber, Quentin Schwarz, Shirley Scnggin. ROXV 8: Steve Sekulich. Rouer Sengenberger, john Serdar, Patricia Setterlund, Warren Shaver, Loretta Shebenik, Allen Shellverg, Nancy Shergur, Beverly Shields, janet Shar' mrv- Millie Sikirh, ROW 9: Allan Singer, Dalitta Sislian, ,lacqucline Sknff, Laurence Slana, Shirley Slu- eum. William Slocum, Richard Slusser, Betty Smith, Ilene Smith, Lorraine Smith, Caryl Snider. SO xy. -Q.. ROW l, left to right: Yvonne Soderberg, Betty Soderquist, Avedis Soghigian, Dorothy Sorensen, Marilyn Sorensen, Betty Spaid, Norma Spaicl, Donn Stairs, Margaret Stan- czak, Carol Stanley, Ellis Stanley. ROW 2: Peter Stevens, Sally May Stevens, Betty Lou Stine, Clyde Stinnctte, james Stokesherry, Marvin Stonelakc, Billy Struna, Thomas Strzyz, George Stupar, Mike Sum- mers, Elizabeth Swann. ROW 3: Joyce Sweetwood, Joseph Szcygielski, Georgia Teeling. Norma Tennyson, Roger Terrien, Frank Tersar, Marva Tersar, William Thomas, Dick Thompson, Throsel, Cecelia Tobiassen. ROW 4: Chris Tntlis, Virginia Trommer, Ethelyn Tucker, Don Turnquist. Delores Diane Tuttle. Maxine Tyler, Donn Ulrich, Laurence Umck, Bernard Valaitis, Kenneth Van' Laeke, Patricia VanTreeck. ROW 5: Merle Varvil, Evelyn Vaseloff, Adella Vehos, Donald Venccvich, Verenski, Patricia Viclc, Pat Vickers, Warren Voeltz, Catherine Vukovich, Vukovich, Dick Wallace. ROW 6: joseph Wallraf, Vivian Walt, James Walters. jimmy Ware, Juanita George Weber. Ralph Wehrenbcrg, ,loan Weiss, Paul Welch, Margaret YVelsh, ine Welstead. ROW 7: Barbara Werho, Fred Wheeler. Marilyn Whitaker, Willie White. Whyte, Clifford Wiatrowski, Gerald Wicks, Robert Wight, james Wightman, Williams, Larry Williams. ROW 8: Sondra Williams, Alfred YVilson, Judith Wilson, Laurni Wilson, Wirtancn, Marcia Wood, Deloris Woods, Delores Worth, james Wright, Alyce Dennis Youngberg. ROW 9: Mary Zadigian, joseph Zavasky, Florence Zegar, David Zclen, joseph man, Anton Zupancic, joseph Zupon, Rohvrt Zweifcl. 81 Angela Loretta Webb, Kathcrf George Georgia Carole Young, Zetter' gl Q6Al'l'l8l'l C6166 .ggafizify lljcwiecl Young peoples' interests transcend the most liberal curricular offerings outlet in extrafschool clubs and W.T.H.S. is proud of its special activity NJ . A 'lad W' 1. sq? sf .,ww-M--ww V wmsmimn- -1 Asia-ytswvi Qu .v -'gn Ap s 4 R 5tI1BD .,,,,,,L7 .jfhdorg Ceigrafed 25f!z .Anniversary HE History Club. sponsored by Mr, R. C. Hurd, celebrated its 25:11 birthday this year. The club was started in 1925, ln 1926 the History Club began featuring student assemblies. The club of 1929 began issueing the History Club pins, monograms between silhouettes of Wzisliiiigltcnn and Lincoln, The honor of instituting annual banquets goes to the club of 1928f 29. About 1933 semifannual trips to Chicago were established. Now the club makes annual trips to New York, Vw'ashington, New Orleans, Spring' field, or wherever the club members desire. The purposes set forth in the club are: to promote leadership, eitizenf ship. community service and create interest in social studies. An example of their activities was the Community Chest Drive. The grand total of contributions was 3409. To publicize the drive a skit was given in an all' school assembly, and movies were shown in study hall. Another project of the History Club is their annual contribution to Piney VV'oods in Missisf sippi. A drive was held for clothing and useful articles throughout the school, and the contributions were sent to Piney Woods. juniors and seniors are eligible for membership in the History Club. The officers for the Hrst semester were Art Baker, president, Jone Frederf ickson, vicefpresident: Donna Kelly, secretary: jo Engberg, treasurer, jim Welch, sergeantfatfarmsg Betty Brunke, historian, and Barbara Ganster, program chairman. High-lights of this year's programs were the variety show, Honeymoon Revueg the trip to Wzishiiugton and New York, and the assembly to tell the students about the trip the members enjoyed. 84 ive ommiffeed J eelo .fdcfiuifiefi owing -elf Umverlufr.HUNEYMUUN EX' PRESS COMMlTTEE. Seated: lleurge SILll'Ul1UXK'IA'2. Clllarlulle Bllrwell. Standing, left to right: -lnne Ereelerlelqsnmn. Margie Bils, Ann -IUIICXVCID, Barbara -lolmson, Mary Ellen Buyce. Art Baker, june Brown. Upper 7'1'lLf,I!, DANCE CONT' IWITTEE. 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Seated: Jo Hag- nauer, Gerry Sondee. Far left: Gloria Goodman, Arlene Kutzler, talking to Miss Tiritilli, following her lecture on speech correction at a League meeting. Near left: Shown making plans for the Courtesy Campaign are, left to right: Audrey Sherer, Peggy Kyndf herg, Joanne Schwalbe, Joyce Iackson, Meline Pilibosian, and Mrs. lean Torrance. Far left: Mary Lange and Barbara Gelling are busy pre' paring refreshments for a club meeting. Near left: Gloria Goodman, Ila Sue Cohn, and Renee Savaglio directing exercises for trimming down girlish hgures. IRLS' League is an organization for all girls of Waukegaii High School. It aims to be of service to its memhers, school, and the community. Ofhcers for 194950 were Arlene Kutzler, president: ,lean Tiffany, vicefpresident: Peggy Kyndherg, secretary: and Rosemary Rieger, treasurer. The Sunset Dance, held immediately after school and sponsored hy the Girls' League, was the first of its kind in several ycars at W.T.H.S. Style shows highflighted the cluh's programs too. Girls from the four classes were chosen to model clothing from a leading department store in Waukegan. 92 glmialzafiizezi Typ viglzti Charlotte Peter' son, Jo Hagnauer, jean Tiff fany, Mary Lewis. Mcline Pilibosian are pictured iron' ing out the kinks in the plans for the clulw's Sunset Dance. Middle: Miss Leona Stoevenf er, left, and Mrs. -lean Tor' rance, riglit, club cofsponsurs, are giving some helpful sug' gcstions to Mary Lou Mo' hcrg, center, program chair' inan. Bottom picture: Girls' League Executive Buard supervises and discusses all the club's activities and approves all club projects. Left tn right, they are: jean Tilfany, Peggy Kyndberg. Barbara Carey, Arlene Kutzler, Cecile Berf man, Rosemary Reiger. On floor: Clmerilyn Clark, Jo Hagnaucr. .Salma ana! gommunify .Szruice 93 Sdcie HLA and earn 6,0-.SEGA .wc nique Upper picture, ADVANCED SLIDE RULE GROUP. Left to right, ROXK' I: Mr, Bar czewski, Ken Hollinann, Mary Lewis, Peggy Kyndherg, Pat Palhicke, Ralph Patterson, Earl Hucker. ROXK' I: john Caldwell, lin- Murphy, XValter Civler. Harry jenkins, Ryser Erick' son, Rohert Collins, Ronnie Svete, Bill Reitz, AI Botiiner. Lower pit'tiu'c, SLIDE RULE OFFICERS, Ralph Patterson, president: lvlary Lewis, treas' urerg Ken Hollniann, vicefpresidenh Adi Seyring, secretary, and Jean Tiffany, puhlicity. HE Slide Rule Cluh is of particular interest to those students who intend to go on into engineering, or science, and to those who desire to master a reliahle shortcut in working mathematical prohlems. It offers unusual opportunities for supplementing the regular work of the mathematics classroom. A slide rule, or slipfstiek as it is sometimes called, is used for solving diflicult math prohlems. It plays a large part in industry in the United States. The name slide rule is given to the instrument hecause of its form. It resemhles a ruler, hut it is at least a quarter of an inch thick. A piece ahout threeffourths of an inch wide and onefeighth of an inch thick is carved out of the center This piece slides easily and is used in computing prohlems. The other part of the slide rule is a transparent, plastic slide, which can he moved anywhere on the rule to mark numhers. The wooden pieces have numhcrs on the hack of them, and four sets of scales. Dillerent scales are used for working each of the four types of problems, addition, suhtraction, multiplication, and division. This method of solving prohlems takes less time than the old method of figuring on paper, 94 Q il'll'lQl 57 l 0U,l0 86ll I'l5 glJI'LCl6lI'l'l8l'ltCLZ5 'wramnmm I . IHFKIINNINH SLIDE Rllllf flLl'B. Left to right. RUXX' lx Earl Hueker. Steve Selaulieh, Ron' nie liarsen, john Nelson. Courtney Malqela. XX'.'rren Uunder-on. lark l.ahus. RUXY 2: lliih How' ley. .lack Holmes, Dean Sunonson, Ralph Patterson, .lean Tilliany, lviary Lewis, Peggy Kyndherg George Callison. .lanies Maguire. ROW' 3: Fred XX'oldt. ,lim Murphy, Douglas Enoeh. Dick Manning, Paul Clymer, Pat Palhieke, Adi Sevring, Barhara Canister, Ronald Rosenthal, Bill XX'ise, Marilyn Yanderventer, Marilyn Donilie, Ed Pielcus. Frank Krusniark, RUXY 4: Mr. liar, ezewslii, eluh sponsorg Alina lianes. Dong Kline. joe Clark, Rohert Stewart, Bill Reitz, Lynn Ben- nett, Gene Danneherg. Stanley Kaski. George Crawford, -lohn Caldwell, Diels Nordherg. LIDE Rule Cluh is divided into two groups, the heginning and the advanced groups The heginners' group is composed of the students who are just learning to mani- pulate a slide rule. After a student ohtains a eertain degree of proficiency, he is eligihle to lieeoine a memher of the advaneed group. Slide rules for hoth groups are furnished hy the school for use during the school year. The heginners' group meets every Wt'df nesday night and the advanced group meets on Thursday. Each student makes a special effort to use the slide rule whenever the opportunity presents itself in other elasses. Nleinhership is open to all students with suflieient interest to attend and eon' trihute in any possihle way to the sueeess of the eluh. The main purpose of the eluli is to hroaden the pupilsl interest and experienees in mathematics and related fields, Iviany of the pupils with less ahiliry in mathematics find the Slide Rule Cluh offers materials of more interest and value to them than much of the formal mathematics presented in the classroom. The niemhers are not only aeademieally inelinedz they also have some soeial aetivity During the year various group parties were held. The entertainment presented at the meetings is planned hy the vieefpresident and her program committee. The hig event of the year was the danee whit-li was sponsored hy the eluh, This danee, The Parahola Praneeu was held on Deeemher 17. The eonimittee for the danee included Adi Seyring, ticket ehairmang Ralph Patterson, in eharge of ehaperonesp lvlarilyn Vanderventer. eloak room ehairmang and Peggy Kyndherg, hand ehairman. Otlieers who served for the 19494950 seliool year were Ralph Patterson. president: Iviary Lewis, vieefpresident: Adrienne Seyring, seeretaryg Kenneth Hollman, treasurer. The eluh sponsor is Mr. Wzilttri' Barezewski. gg M0596 ik? .Aft of lQA0f0gl CLl0 g Upper picture, CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS. Left to right, RCW 1: Jackie Skofl, Sally Stevens, Roger Ekstrand, Paul Clymer, Charles Karnopp, john Bauer. ROVJ 2: Donald jacohs, David Freifelder. Vxfarren Vwfilliams, Steve Vapnar, Fred Lipperte, Ray Rukstales. Earl Ranta. NVith camera, Ken XVillcins. Inset, PRINT EXHIBIT COMMITTEE. Seated: David Ereifelder. Standing: Paul Clymer, Charles Karnopp, john Bauer, Steve Vapnar. N example of the increasing interest in the field of photography is the Camera Cluh. The memhcrs of this group are planning to engage in some field of phof tography as a vocation or hohhy. The programs of the cliuh are intended to inform the memhers ahout the main Helds of this fascinating work and how to apply the hasic rulesflighting, interest, and composition. Some of the programs involved the explanaf tions of the types of cameras, discussions on iilm processing and print making, and a talk hy a government crime photoffrapher. The group sponsored the local showing of a traveling exhihit of prize prints from The National High School Photo Awards, and are entering a numher of their own pictures in this year's contest. Advanced memhers are permitted to use the school darkroom. The Camera Cluh members take and process most of the pictures used in the Wcnrld and Annual. The group is sponf sored hy Mr. E. C. Meslow. Officers for 194950 were David Ereifelder, presidentg Steve Vapnar, vicefpresidentg Paul Clymer, secretaryftreasurer. 96 Mo 0gi5t5 p0I'l6!8I nignidd of Wlatlllne AVE you noticed the improved appearance of the High School campus? Part of this change is due to the efforts of the Biology Club. The group attempts to he of practical service to the school hy planting shrulas and flowers at various spots on the school campus. Memhers had a variety of projects from which to choose. Am student who is interested in nature is eligible to join, The social calendar this year included the annual Christmas party held on December 13th. Square dancing added an oldffashioned and unusual note to the occasion. Business meetings are held at 3:40 in room Sill the first Thursday of every month. Programs for meetings were planned lay Nadine Shaffer, Mr. U. H. Poole, cluli sponsor, guided the officers in the lwusiness phases of the meetings. Oval inset: QFFICERS. Left to right: Dorothy Burris. vicefpresident: Barliara XValdorl', secref .aryg 'loan lvloran, treasurer: Mary Louise Vs'erner, president. Group PICl1L7't'. BIGLOCY CLUB lvlEMl3ERSl'llP. Left to right, ROW' l: Barbara Vslaldorf. Dorothy Burris. Nadine Shafer. Ioan lvloran, lwlary Louise NYcrner. standing. ROXV 2: ,lane Larsen. Elsie Edwards, Joanne lxlordhorst, Doris Scranton. ROXV 3: .loan Dubois, Shirley Huh- lvard, Carolyn Pringle, Mr. O. H. Poole, Peggy Ann Totterdcll. xi ' i X J' iw! t 9 7 WY gblfbtlne .Zac QP5 CAOJQIQ CU QQl 6 FT Ax OFFIFERS Left to riilht' lvlr C E. Ivlelton, sponsor: lla Sue Cohn Upper picture, '. .i . , .. . . . treasurer: Allan Botinicr, prcsidcnti Barham johnson, secrctziryg janet Hrovzitin. vicefprcsident. Lower picture. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AIVIERICA. Lcft to right: Nlzlrion Ccdernzi, Mziry Annzi Endrcs, Tom Buck, Irma lean Vcncmzin. Mr. C. E. Mcltcmn, sponsor: Mzirilyii Vandcrvcntcr. Standing: Janet Hrovzitin, Ruhy Grillin. Mary Lou XVerncr, Allan Botimer, Richard Holley. PM Cole, Mzirgc Drysdalc, lla Sue Cohn. Gloria Goodman. new cluh nt W.T.H.S., hut thtrt irc hrinchcs itll ovcr thc country. This group aims to inform its mcmhcrs zihout thc oppoituni tics in thc tcnching prof-zssion, to cultivzitc thc chzirzictcr quzilitics csstntiil to 1 good l :ind to fostcr thc dcvcloprntnt ot le. idtr UTURE Tczichcrs of Amcrica is 21 tczichcr, to study thc livcs of great tczicicrs, QL B A w id'nt1 janet Hrovaitin uct prcsidtnt This yczir's ofiiccrs vvcrc Allan otimcr. ircs t d Ili Sut Cohn trcisurcr Mcctinvs wcrc hcld tvcrx Bzirhzirn Johnson, sccrctairyg an 1 N , . , 5 sccond :ind fourth Thursday :it 3:45 pin. in thc tczichcrs' cafctcrii Thc progrims Wcrc varied. Reports wcrc made on work donc during thc wcckg such is outsidt rt td ing :ind hclping tczichcrs. The mcrnhcrs also cnjoycd talks by outsidc tducitors Othtr zictivitics of the cluh included thc sponsoring of nctivitics of hcnctit to tht school ind f. l W isi of F.T,A. is Mr C E Mtltmwii assisting Qrzidc school tczichcrs. The 'icu ty si oi ,Q r vctcrzin W.T.H.S. tcnchcr and dircctor of thc summcr school. 98 ship. Any high school studcnt who is intcrcstcd in tcztching :ind who his tht ntctssiry izilitics of charzictcr, scholarship, and lczidcrship is cligihlc to incinhtrship right, PRESS NIE. Left to :, Bill Glogovf George Gra , Jack Herhcr Ronnie John right, C L U B VI B lf R S. At . lcft to right' fl y Glogovsky, Glogovsky, Lco a lr l c y, Toni an. Standing: S e v c s k a -les Groot, Grc y iMortcnscn :thy XV li i t C , Egan Soren- L a w r c n c c Pas, D C r r y . Eugene Kil- Frarilc Glogovf Ray Dolcncc. lzic .xdrfgi ,ggrefiriw cgefkufzilzqo rap RAPHIC Arts Cluh is an organization which any studcnt who takcs printing may join, Thc purposc of this cluh is to cr-:atc an intcrust in printing and to promotc good iicllowship among thc printing students. Thc 19494930 ofhccrs wcrc Bill Glogovsky, prcsidcntg Lco Vxfcaklcy, sccrctaryg and Rudy Glogovsky, trcasurcr. Mr. Paul Schocnotf was thc faculty advisor, Thc mcctings wcrc schcdulcd for cvcry second and fourth Tucsday in tht: llrint Shop. Thu mcctings wcrc Iicld aftcr school or in thc cvcning. Thc programs consisted of movies on printing and discussions on varif ous types of printing. Thu cluh also wcnt on a printing ohscrvation trip and ht-ld a N ' ' Q ' f f' iv dancc. was sponsorcd hy the Graphic Arts hanquct. The Hoop Hop , an afttr car t , . . , in cofopcration with thc CJ-:rman Cluh. oagerck jrancaid romofefi gone! Upper picture, FRENCH CLUB. Left to right, RGXV 1: joan Guibault, Yvonne Tiss. ROW Z: Gwendolyn Alenkins. jean Rules, Eleanor Toomasian, Sonia Der Bedrosian. RCW' 3: Marilyn Hoffman, Phyllis Haimi, Cherilyn Clark, Barb Pottala, Barb Totterdell. ROW 4:Gerry Zigowski, Anita Mayala, Marilyn Ahola, Sandy Naidu, Judy Zupancic, Io Anne Burkey, Bessie Tsausis. ROXV 5: David Freifelder, Jean Krikorian, Miss Eleanor Buck, Cecile Berman, Jeanette Saltzberg, Nancy Lundgren, Ann Callahan, Harriet Kelly, Mari' anne Zabukovec, Ralph Boches, Barb Carey, Carol Karjala, john Crozier, Walker Lloyd, Erma jellings, Bill Scarlett, Peggy Lanier, Nancy Clark, Louis Jacobs. Inset picture, OFFICERS. Left to right: David Freifelder, president: Yvonne Tiss, vice president: Mary Louise Gelhar, assistant vicefpresidentg Mary Anne Zabukovec, secretaryg Harriet Kelly, treasurer. O study French customs and culture and to learn more about the French language than is possible during the brief class periods, is the purpose of Le Cercle Francais. All W.T.H.S. students who have taken French for one or more years and who are interested in extending the activities and customs of France are eligible for participaf tion in Le Cercle Francais. The group holds their meetings on the first Tuesday of each month in room 124. Along with their business meetings, they also had programs which included French games and songs, a Christmas party, an Easter egg hunt, and a celebration honoring La Fete des Rois, which in English means the kings' feast. In addition to its many social activities, Le Cercle Francais also functioned as a service organization. They collected and sent several CARE packages to French famif lies in Europe. Under the capable leadership of David Freifelder, le presidentc, Yvonne Tiss, la vicefpresidenteg Marianne Zabukovec, la secretaire, Harriet Kelly, la tresoriereg and Miss Eleanor Buck, sponsor, the club has completed another successful and enjoyable term. IOO CLA .SQLLAQ5 QI I'l'Lal'l ClfL5t0lfl'l57 CU1 uage paw .71 xlf Group pirlure almre. GERMAN CLUB, Loft to right, RUXV 1: Xvaltrr Canipl'v:ll, Elaine Ny' stroni. loannc Schwalhc, Maria Davison. ROXX' Z: Edith Schrcihcr, loan Lichcrt. Cccclia Tohiasf scn, Hclcn Kurringcr. ROW' 3: loc Karlovich. Earl Colz, ,lohn lvlitchcll, john Knox. Standing: Lois Froclich, Richard Kirkpatrick, Larry Barrctt, -lcancltc Saltzhcrg, Marccilc Ugrin, Barbara Schaefer, Dalitta Sislian, Hclcn Froclich, Bess Dady, cluh sponsor: Ted Rogaczuk, ,lost-ph Mathias, Hcrh Schrader. Inxet, CLUB OFFICERS. Lcft to right: Lois lfroclich, prcsidcntg llcrh Schrader. trcasurcrg Hclcn Kurringcr, secretary: John Mitclicll, viccfprusidcrit. IE Dcutschc Gcscllschaft, hcttcr known as thu Ucrman Cluh, is an organization in which studcnts arc givcn an opportunity to use thc Ucrnian languagc outsidc the classroom and to study thc culturc, customs, and history of thc Gcrman pcoplc. Stu' dents who arc cnrollcd in a Gorman coursc, or who have coniplctcd ons or more ycars of work in Gcrman arc cligihlc to mcnihcrship. Miss Boss Dady, Gcrman instructor, is thc vctcran faculty advisor for thc cluh. Ofliccrs wcrc Lois Froulich, prcsidcntg -lohn Mitclicll, viccfprcsidcnt: Hclcn Kurringcr, sccrctaryg and Hcrhcrt Schrader, trcasurcr. Unc of the highlights of thu ycar's program was thc spccial niccting at Christmas, at which tinic thc students participated in thc Christmas customs, songs, and food ol' thc Gcrman pcoplc. Othcr mcctings consistcd of musical programs, skits, and games. In Fchruary thc Gcrnian Clulw along with thc Graphic Arts Clulw spon' sorcd an aftcrfgamc dance. 101 cizbififridufom 7 roula .gzwliefi udinedfi 'l Upper picture, DISTRIBUTGRS' CLUB MEMBERS. Seated, left to right: Wil' liam Schultz, treasurerg Joan Akins, George Sandahl, vicefpresident. Standing: lone XValenter. secretary: Robert Miks, publicityg Carl Gustafson, Robert Burclcle, Berf nard Burba, Herb Vilcre, prcsidentg Betty La Duke, Bill Ryan, Richard Kraft, Larry Martilla, Ralph Savaglio. Inset. RETAIL SALES VJORKSHGP. Left to right: Bob Miks, XVilliam Schultz, Bill Ryan, and Valerie Rosenberg. LL students in Distributive Education classes are eligible for the Distributors' Glub. Its purpose is to acquaint students with the many opportunities open in distributive occupations. Students receive responsibilities and learn the problems that arise in the business world, by taking part in the club work. Officers for the year were, Herb Vikre, presidentg George Sandahl, vicefpresidentg lone Walenter, secref taryg Willizim Schultz, treasurerg and Robert Miks, publicity. Mr. Reyno Bixler, head of Commercial department, is club sponsor. The meetings were held every third Fri' day in Room 345. They consisted of initiation of new members and employerfemployee meetings. A convention was held at Springfield in March. Members of the club at' tended and George Sandahl was elected vicefpresident of the convention for the corn' ing year. Another activity of the club was an after-game dance called the Holiday Hop. 102 r. lg Crow eruefi .gzlzoog Communifg HE American Junior Red Cross is the junior membership of the American Red Cross. As a part of the organized program of the Red Cross, it offers its members an opportunity to serve others, both at home and abroad, in peace and in war. These services are carried on through school activities by representatives from each home' room and by other interested members. Thus a link is formed between the schools organization and the local, national, and international society. Business meetings were held the first Wediiesdzly of each month in room 102 to appoint committees and to arrange projects. Some of the humanitarian projects of this club were the giving of food baskets and gifts to needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Gift boxes were also sent to children in Europe. The junior Red Cross joined the Junior History Club to sponsor an afterfgame dance on january 27, 1950. These activities were all under the direction of Miss Ella Clark. Oflicers for the period February, 1949, to February, 1950 were: Darlene Kirk, presidentg Geraldine Sondee, vice-president: ,lone Frederickson, secretaryg Beverly Salberg, treasurer. Ofhcers from February, 1950, to February, 1971, were as follows: Geraldine Sondee, president, ,loan Kutzler, vicefpresidentg Gloria Hanson, secretary, Tom Masotas, treasurer. The annual Mite Box Campaign for collecting funds was staged last fall. Each homeroom representative was responsible for soliciting all students in his homeroom. The coinftinkling drive continued throughout the designated Junior Red Cross week. Each contributor was awarded a Red Cross pin. Each homeroom meeting the mini' mum quota was awarded an emblem for the room. Picture below: IR. RED CRCSS MEMBERSHIP. Left to right. ROXV 1: M. johnson, I. Kricsel, Erickson, S Gehrls, M. Cgrin, A. Vehos, Larsen, E. Clark, sponsor, B. Salherg, treasurer, Frederickson, secretary, D. Kirk president, G. Sondec, vicefpresidentg E. Morley, V. Mulvaney, J. Foster. P. Tippet, D. Vv'inters. E. Toomasian, C Hinderberg, J. Hrovatin, T. Davis, B. L. Akins. ROW 2: G. Heiser. N. Thomsen, I. Grana, D. Singer, D. Voight C. Stanley, A. Borkenhagen, S. Augustine, M. Lewis, P. Lux, H. Kurringer. S. Bomkamp, R. Glogovsky, B Hill. D. Ranshaw, K. Kula, M. Theehs, D. Thompson, R. Krapf, C. Graves. ROXV 3: M. Brown, A. XVebb, B Payne, M. Tyler, B. Gerzel, S. Williarns, B. Carlson, B. Durr, L. Gustafson, K. Dietmeyer, B. Portala, P. Emerick Slocum, G. Graham, T. Masotas, J. Anderson, B. Campbell, D. Davis, E. Globis, D. VJ. McNieho1s, R. Paulson ROXV 4: S. Roos, J. Wightniztn, L. Teeling, G. Warthen, F. Smith, 1. Benson, j. Hagnauer, L. Nordeen, Kutz ler, S. Kuoppala. L. Vvfasil. L. Oliver, B. Baker, E. jones, B. Bagby, T. Booth, L. Plewa. 103 ,Lk Above. HlfY CLUB MEMBERSFllP. Left to right, ROXV l: Mr. Mann Roger Anltley, lacque Cribb, Bob -Iorgensen. Bob Funk, james Vwfarneeke Donald Meflasland, Ronnie Sondee, jim Horn, 'lack Holmes. ROXV 2 lgnaeio Oehoa, Thonvas lvlasotas, XX alter Boertlc, Roger Kantola. john lvlitehell, LeRoy Dittmer, Larry Barrett, Ronnie johnson, Dennis Shauer Robert Nelson, Toni Seheuer. y HOW Ware Jiffy mia O promote fellowship and Christian eharaeter among boys is the purpose of the HifY Club, an organization open to all boys of The 194-Wifi orlieers were james Vxfarneeke, president: Fred Rudolph, vieefpresif dent: Larry Barrett, seeretaryg Robert Nelson, treasurer. Mr. Thomas lvlann was their liaeulty advisor, lvleetings were held every Ivlonday evening in the Y.M.C.A. at 7:30. Besides business meetings, the members were entertained by speakers and movies. The Y.MiC.A. lllinois area eouneil sponsored a Youth and Government model legislature whieh was held on April 24 and 27. Fred Rudolph and ,lohn Mitehell were ehosen delegates from Vxfaukegan. Fred was a representaf tive to the Senate and -lohn to the House. llnder the direction of Mr. Ivlann, the HifY elub worked from the first of the year to prepare a bill. All the bills were diseussed in eommittee meetings during the Springlield session and then were presented before the Senate and House for debate and action. The pur pos: ol: this project was to give high sehool youth a deeper understanding of the responsibility ol' citizens and to give them a new understanding of legis' lative proeeduref' Governor Stevensen aeeepred honorary chairmanship of the Illinois Area Youth and Government program. 104 Gfizend 'Ill SEI YITEENS CLUB, left to right, ROXV 1: L. Apostle, C. Evans. B. Tottcrdell, K. Russell, R. Mackey, Kutzler. U. Sondee. C. Stierna, E. Smith, Betty Krikorian, B. Nordherg. Y. Niemi. L. Teeling, C. Dawson, E. johnson, L, Pierce. A. Mayala, ROXV Z: j. Hrovatin. I. Kranz, M. Glassman. H. XVard, S. NVilliams. J. Shorman, j. XVightman. J. Benson. ll. Thomas, Shoptaugh, Hagnauer, T. Davis. M. Vwfhitaker. R. Falk, Van Treeek, C. Zigowski, ROW' 3: N. Burnison, P. Palhieke, E. Toomasian, C. Hinderherg, L. Clark. L. Nordeen, B. jordan, C. Tohiassen, D. Vast-lofi, E. Vaseloif. B. Chapley, V. Mulvaney, D. G. Singer. J. Hutchinson, M. Pilihosian. J. Simon, A. Populorum. ROXV 4: P, Dempster, A. Seyring, A. Sherer, P. jelava. C. Clark. I. Matson. C. Preder, B. Vogel, S. Camphell, 1. Rules, M. L. Moherg, B. Keepper. Jones. ROVJ 5: E. Vvlehh. B. XVanagot, M, Rouleau, C. Martinez. A. Maki. E. Deln Pena, M. Russell, Larson, Schaffer, K. Kula, jackie Boghosse, McComscy. j. Swift. -.Zena romofe jokran ce, rienalfilzila HE high school YfTeens, sponsored hy Miss Rosemary Haddock, is an organization open to any W.T.H.S. girl. Its purpose is to promote tolerance and friendship among all raees, religf ions and nationalities. The girls meet at the Y.W.C.A. cluh house every second and fourth Tuesday at 7:30. Oflieers for 194950 were Gerry Sondee. president: 'laequelyn Petielair. vice president: Charlotte Evans. iinancial secretary: Betty Nordherg, correspondence: Kay Russell. treasurer: and Betty Krikorian. puhlieity. The YfTeens took part in the Community Chest Drive. conducted craft classes. sponsored a chilf dren's Christmas party. held a potfluck dinner, a date-dance. and sponsored a fashion show. The Adelphian YfTcens is a cluh for Negro girls. This group helps to develop the girls into respectahle. wellfinformed women. Any girl in high sehool is eligihle for memhership. Officers were: Della Anderson, president: Valda Rieks. secretary: Luna McKenzie, treasurer. and the sponsors were Janet McMake1i and Gloria bl. An' derson. Meetings were held each Thursday night at the Yfhraneh. 724 S. Genesee Street. Dances. games, and raising lieneiit funds were part of this years program. Ahore. ADELPHIAN YfTEENS. Left to right, ROXV l: Bar' hara XX'hite, Uphelia -lude, Alma Vi ehh, Della Anderson. Clara Hughes. Chris Graves. ROXV .Zz Geraldine Evans, Frances Thomas, Beatrice Pearson, Lois Patterson, Mairie Catewood. juan' ita Pruitt, ROXX' 3: Luna Mclfenzie. Rosemary Hunt. Ernestine Lewis. Anne Pierre. Bernice Payne. Yalda Lou Ricks. Lillie Max' Yaughn. 105 afidica ogeague ollnlfa ,Quai ana! lgrwenf Group pictuve above, JR. CLASSICAL LEAGUE. Left to right, ROW 1: Louis Jacobs, Avram Jacobson, Mandel Moeckler, Danton Rehor. ROW 2: Laurni Lee Wilson, Geraldine Beno, Bar' bara Russell, Pat Setterlund, Fred Minn, Ralph Wehrenberg, Carolyn Kulle, Carol Anderson, Bernadette Walker, Barbara Belzer, Margie Enright, Donna Horning. ROW 3: Miss Ruth Allen, Carol Saari, Sandra Flood, Barbara Waldorf, Mary Louise Werner, Rose Mary Needles, Carolyn Pringle, Marion Ccderna, Gerry Sondee, Dolora NVilliams. Irene Olson, Jo Ann McGrain, Alice Pikkarainen, Joanne Mordhorst, Doris Scranton, Quentin Schwarz, Jean Foster. Inset: Frank Vernoy, Dolora Williams, Paul Wille, Marion Cederna, Phyllis Kocal. UNIOR Classical League members are students who have had at least one year of Latin. The purpose of this club is to promote an interest in the classics and to give more information than can be included in daily classroom work about the people of ancient Rome and Greece and their contributions to the civilization of today. Under the leadership of Gerry Sondee, president, Marion Cederna, vicefpresidentg JoAnn McGrain, treasurer, Dolora Williams, secretary, and Donna Horning, publicity, many activities were held. These include games, playlets, and research reports. The club sent entries to the Latin Tournament regionals at Barrington in March where two firstfyear students, Fred Minn and Douglas Enoch, received superior ratings on their papers which went on to the sectionals at Des Plaines. An afterfgame dance and the traditional Roman Banquet rounded out the year's activities. Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Lu Catherine Gayton were the faculty sponsors. 106 a io ami umue fine i g glflzer auefi CLUB for all students interested in radio is the amateur radio club. The purpose of this group is to develop a hobby that, with study, can become a vocation. More than 80,000 useful citizens in this country follow the scienf tilic hobby of amateur radio and this club is striving to add more members to this army of fans. These radio hams communicate with each other by pri' vate short Wave radio and are busily gaining personal skill in the fascinating art of electronics. Radio club met every Tuesday in Room 310. During the meetings they had movies, and practiced code. Other activities included visits to radio studios and sponsoring a dance. A past member of the club, who is now work' ing at Paramount, spoke to the group on television. Oilicers were: Bob john' son, presidentg Beverly Bjorkman, vicefpresidentg June Burkett, secretaryg Ronald Larson, treasurer, and Bruce Tabbert, sergeantfatfarms. During the second semester Beverly Bjorkman was president, The sponsors were A. W. james and R, C. Nickel. Picture below, RADIO CLUB. Left to right, ROXV 1: Bob Johnson, presidentg Bev' erly Bjorkman, vicefpresidentg June Burkett, secretaryg Ronald Larson, treasurer. ROW 2: Barbara Slocum, Virginia Mulxianey, john Nelson, lim Cain, Courtney Makela, Tom Love, Steve Paulos. ROW 3: Jerome Cray, Robert Hansen, Bruce Tabbert. Mr. A. W. james, sponsor. 107 lgozifer .x4rfi5f:5 info? jlzeir eruice pod HANKS to the Poster Club, all of the other organizations in school have the muchfneeded publicity that is necessary for their various functions and activities to be successful. Publicity posters are figuratively spread over the entire school, from basement to roof through the efforts of the members of this club. Students must be in good standing and have a C or above averf age to be eligible for membership. Meetings were held on the lirst Wediiesdziy of every month in Room 104. Requests for publicity posters are reviewed and individual assignments are made at this time. Points are awarded to individuals for posters made. Offif cers for 194950, were jo Hagnauer, presidentg jean Palo, vicefpresidentg joan Cuibault, secretaryg Darlene Larsen, treasurer. Mr. C. A. Jickling is faculty sponsor of the club. The annual dance that the Poster Club sponsored in March had a delinitef ly unique and informal note this year. All comers were required to wear bobby sox and prizes were given for the most original pair. True to form, the dance was called the Bobby Sox Hop. Below: POSTER CLUB MEMBERS. Loft to right, RCW 1: Mr. Jickling, Joan Guibault, Helen Huxhani, jo Hagnauer. ROXV 2: Nancy Blumberg, june Van Treeek, Gloria Magnuson, Melina Pilibosian, Darlene Larsen, Robert Zweifcl, Robert Wight, jean Palo, Shirley Gudmestad. mega i0l 5 I Cl,CfiCQ 6lXtQl'Yll00l CU'le0lfL5 IUQQC Top picture. DEBATE CLUB. Left to right. ROW l: Esther Shanyfelt, Charles Vickers, lean Herherger, Audrey Boltz, Marion Cederna. RONV Z: Miss Sternherg, Ronald Rosenthal, jack Starr, Dick Martens, Dick Asma, Ralph Boches. Lower picture, DEBATQRS IN ACTION, Shown ahove are memhers of the XVTHS team during a match against Racine High School, Left to right: jean Herherger, Dick Martens, -lack Starr, Marion Cederna, Ronald Rosenthal, jim Christiansen, Audrey Boltz. HE National Forensic League, hetter known as The Delaate Cluh, is open to any student in school who is interested in speech and dehate work, This group has as its purpose the stimulation of interest in interfscholastic speech activities. Meetings were held on the second and fourth Wecliiesdziyfs of each month in Room 29, Oliicers were 'lean Herhergcr, president: Richard Martens, vicefpresidentg Audrey Boltz, secrc' tary: and Marion Cederna, treasurer. Miss Louise Sternherg is the faculty advisor. During the meetings the group practiced dehatcs and conducted any necessary husiness. They participated in dehate tournaments and discussions with other schools in Illinois and Wisciixisiii. In an effort to engender a wider interest and to enlist greater student participation in dehatc, a freshman and sophomore organization was effected this spring, IOU Group picture tiliore, IR. HISTORY CLUB MEMBERS. Left to right, ROXV l: Mundstoek, G. McClure, P. Lux. A. lsley, T. jereh. G. Skwarkowski, L. Novak, M. Petrusky, Schmidt, E. Burger, N. Bluniherg, D. Burris, P. Stevens, Cameron. RONV Z: XV. LoMonaco, D. Lincoln, B. Galvin. vlones, R. Mackey, T. Davis, Knox, B. Artis, N. Anderson, M. XVelsh, P. Cranor, B. Drinka, P. Van Treeck, R. Meyer. Maguire, XV. Gunderson. ROW' 3: K. F. Mihevc, Davis, T. XValc:ak, Rogala, L. Norikus, V. lvlartinaitis, K. Franks, Elliott, M. A. Nudding, A. Holtz, N. Shafer, T. Crowley, T. Detwiler, T. Palhicke, L. -lurgaitis. Miss Vs'hyte. Inset' HOMECOMING HOEDOXVN COMMITTEE. Pat Tippet, Mary Lange, Kate Kula. Audrey Boltz, Doro- thy Burris. Jr. cihdforg .fgffracfd jroak, .golalw UNIOR History Cluh is an organization for Freshmen and Sophomores. The pur' pose of the cluh is to promote an interest in Social Studies. Miss Jesse Wliyte is the faculty advisor. Officers for 194930 were Tom Detwiler, presidentg Audrey Boltz, vicefpresidentg Dorothy Burris, secretaryg and Ethel Burger, treasurer. Some of the activities held during the year included a hayride and an afterfgame dance on januf ary 27th, L'The Homecoming Hoedownu, cofsponsored with the Jr. Red Cross. As a school service project the jr. History Cluh took over thc sponsorship of thc March of Dimes, to raise funds to comhat the dreaded polio epidemics. Meetings were held the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month in room 24. Guest speakers were inf vited to discuss such topics as hohhies, travel, foreign customs, and unusual happenings that might he history in the making . HO enior CKCIAZS 0 I9 0 66 77 P85671 iii earri g0 NDER the elireetion of Miss Avis Youngherg, the Class ot' 10515 presented its Ffaet comedy. Years Ago on the evenings of May 5 and 6. The play was tlonhle east, one C2lSt playing each evening. The action revolved around a stagefstrnek daughter. her nautical liather. and naive mother. The heroine, Ruth jones, was tleterminetl to go on the stage in spite of her father's prof tests. Mr. jones tinally eonsentetl and Ruth prepared to einliarli on het' career, only to find that her father had lost his jolt. Fatherls sudden tleeision to sell his treasured spyglass to pay Rntlfs expenses gave Ruth the opportuf nity to earry ont her amhition, The curtain falls with an elatetl Ruth -lones leaving for her longfawaited career, Upper picture, left to right: Betty XVad'eson as lvfother, Boh XX'oods as Father, anil lov fxinstiit as Ruth jones. their daughter. ' ' Lower left ptelurer Seated: Jeanine XYroten: Ruth -longs: 1305 Xyumiei l:Mhl,I,: MMMH Thwhe Anna Xx'lll1LlIl11 Pat XYiese: Katherine Follett. Standing: Charles Mellritlez lrretl XYhitin.1rsh Dick De Thorne: Mr. Sparrowg Kay Kula: Miss Claving Rosemary Riegt r: Mother, Lower right prctitre, Seated: Arlene Kntzler: Katherine liollettg Yaleria liurlan: :Xnna XYithaiii THIN KVHY1 Kilfhffl Jw Amflllfli Rllfh jones. Standing: Betty Vfatleson: Mother: Gerry Karasek: Miss Glavin: Kenneth Blaese: Mr. Baglryg AI Mcllinnis: liretl XVhitinai'sh. lll Clair, glzoruzi, ana! .Sioecia Mice roulafi HE singing voice ol' W.T.H.S. is A Cappella and Concert Choirs. and Trehle Clef and Bass Clef Cluhs. A Cappella and Concert Choirs are selective groups chosen for music reading ahility and voice. The choirs sang together this past year. in assemhlies, gave concerts, entertained the TrifCounty School Board of Education at their Annual Spring Meeting. and the Lake County Teachers Institute. A Cappella Choir took part in the Boh johnson Concert. civic pro' grams. and radio programs, Trehlc Clef Cluh is for girls with high musical ahilf ity. who devote half oi their daily lunch period to singing. This group sings for diifcrent organizations, civic programs, and church meetings. Corresponding to Trehle Clef for girls is Bass Clef for hoys. This is a selective group of hoys who also give half of their daily lunch hour for singing. This group is the center of the male chorus. Below, A CAPPELLA CHOIR. Left to right. ROKR' 1: Jcan Foster, Barhara Schaefer. Grace lass. Norma Magri. lvlarianna Miller. V1 Nieini. lvlarion Thcehs. Nancy Schucnenian, Kathleen Kula. ROVU I: Nancy Burnison Bar' hara Canstcr. Thelma Jalkanen, Helen Pynnonen, Joyce Shoptaugh, Pat XVolfc, Gerry Sondce. Donna Horning. joy Amstutz, Director Leslie Cilkcy. ROXV 3: Dennis Weiidricks, Ronnie Sondce, Roy Niva, Lloyd O'Harc, Sher' man Mclierizie. A. T. K. lvfcCullough. Richard Karau, Dave Vvlilliams, Herh Alhert. Lawrence Ovcrhy. , ...M .fall an If , ' we ,gyms 4 1 ,, 43 'M.4 ' W . J w .. 9 A I 9' 54 Q -fs NNN , Q? v. D Q ,ig l cxwfi Slim ,gay 1?f3'ff x ef K , We Offo graAam3 oncerf Z?ancJ Wudicianb UCH of the succcss of thc high schunl's Cnnccrt Biiml is duc in lzlrgc part tn the lcaitlcrship of its vctcrain dif rector, Otto E. Umlignn. Aftcr thirty ycairs nf continucd scrvicc in the high sclwnl, Mr. Gratliaiin ncctls no intrnductinn to thc Wa1L1kcg1aiiifNiirtli Chicgign cnmmunity. Hc has wnn thc rcspcct :ind xidinirzitinn nf lncail citizens, nnt nnly for his pmsmml succcss in thc music piwfcssinii, hut zilsu fur his conf stunt and dcvntt-tl ctlnrts tmxzirtl thc zit.lv:inccincnt nf the inusicqil :intl culturail stiimlzlrds of thc wminunity. M1'. Grit' hgiin is urctlitcd with doing innim' than inipglrting to his stu' dents tcchniczil prntigiciicy in musical pcrfnriniiiicc. Hu inf spircs thuin tn higher zittziinnicnts in dcvclupincnt nf chair' aictcr. This rairc faculty has cmlt-.ii-cd Otto tn his countless nuinhcr uf stutlcnts, niiiny of whum hiivu :ichicvcd succcss in the iniisiu print-:ssifiii .ind many nthcrs who ligivu sct highcr rfLlI1LlllI'Ll5 in other tit-ltls nt qiitlt-.iwi-, ,Q m ogze m4uLegan ownfi ip 3400! CONCHIRT BAND lNSTRl,llvfENTA'l'lilN. Picvulu and l lu!e.w: Ryscr Ericson. Hclcn l'ivndlvcrg, Myrna lnlinsun. Betty Lou Mitclicll, fllvuu and E7l4Qll.Xl1 Hum: -lean Prowctt. Huxsnmixi Rulwcrt Kwpfr, Paul XX i1l1-,juliii Bauer. l'lc'L'lQl6PllU7ICf Russell Cnnstnntinn, Eli Surrizxnplinnci Hurry Pctcrsnn. Bl? Clarxmrlsi Douglas Enoch. David lfrcifcldcr. Raylnund Vwfstinaui, llnwznrd llluwcrs, Tvrctlizl Grillin, Put Lclllvr, luck liustcr, Kathryn Dicks. Kay Dnlcncc, Slurlcy Hulvlmrd. xlzuncs Horn, XVq1ltcr Givlcr, Carole XVirtuncn. 'loan Vxlciss, Murcia Vhiml, Slurlry clllLllllCFC2lLl. lvlzlrm l,5i'gmvs. lzlcquc Crilwlx Rnlwcrt Brunlic. Ruger Awdcrswi. Cory Burt. Mint Sinitli. loc lzicksmi. Eli Alzii ClLlT171L'I' -loan Uuilvnult. lili llwx Cldrnwt' llrucu llizunund. Rulwrt Kyndlwrg. Eli Alrn Siixnplmue' 'lnzm Bucliurclc, filiurlcs l.lll1lk'T, Rnlwrl Stcwurt. Bb Tenur Suxnplzmis' cl2lll1Cfll1C lvlnurc. ludy Frederick' swi. Slwllw flunninglizun, Eugvnc Rcnlwrg. Eli liizriluuc Suxnplimic Xxvlllllllll Rcitz. luscph Tylcr. Cin'm'!.w NYilli4un Scarlett. lzuncs Murpliy, Sidney Lzlszunc, Gerald Andcrsnn, Rulwrt Collins. Risli.u'd lxlanning. Sami lwlcrritt. Rnlwrt -lilftllqbllll. Hurry Perkins. Gcnrgc Cram lwd. ,luv fluiistzintinu. lfdgu Hucsing. Riclinrd Kirlqpzltriclq. Frmirli Hnrnx David Dover. Rnlwrt Nclsun. uluyw lfrcdcricksnn. Gerald Millur, Stanley Binning. Trumlvmigxf Allgm llitiinvr. Kvnnclli llullnmnn. Hurry lcnlxins, -lulin Sirk, XYilli.un RCll1lNll'k.ll, Brzxx Trmvxf lwnr: XV:iviic Stmlis, lldrxtnnss. Donald Fxpvlzxml, ,lzuncs flliristcnscn. Gerald Erickson, XYilli.un lvlxludcn. lidxwx lfrcd blvwlinsun. xxlllllillll Slrrcuin, Rulwrt Rundqllist. ljtllllllllf fiusrniiiciilu. Snuru Iilriunx. Paul Clymer. limnla rll-zrtvrs, Cflnru Bruin. Hum Drum: SlIlI1lCy Allwriiizlri. lil-llx lnni Cymlmlx' Beverly 'lqliuinpsun. Arnold Burlxlund. Ar-wi-rliiig to llircctui' Grailizun. tliv Band ul. l9-19513 lizls slwwn as grunt .1 Llcvulnpiiimiit. il' nut tlic grciitcst. as any grnup tlmt lil- lms cvcr lixld. Butli stuf dunts :ind adults .igruc tlixit tlic Full Cfuiicvrt was ll prugnnn wnrtli listcning tu :ind tlmt tlic Zlltli Annual Spring Cuiiccrt. cnnmining inudcrn music. was dutif Illlfly llic lwst cnmcrt cvcr liaid ur tli.rt will lic givun, Tlic suluists .ind unscinlwlus galsn did cxccptiuimlly wcll tliis YGII' capturing ll lirsts and 3 sccnnds in tlic Suits lvlusif Cuntcst git Quincy. lllinnis un April fStli. ,v , . lf? f .. . 3 -x, b w E . .. . ,S I , -4,6 5 55 gg Q W , 'M I 1 L , , N. fi! 2 w wi Q Q -f A 2' 5 x Q' 5 5' g V555 VV f fe . Q ALM xx 1 'AM Mx Y' W' H f . 'iV4f' 2 JK' ' 5 , I t' .4 M-few? QL 3 M. U Q W Q iw 2 'ye ,, in , w C ' Q ,, - fi. . ZZ 4 it 1 3 Q . Q ,ci 4 A. -tfiifff :fi f'-Q ws 4 ff' .iQ , 3 f -V. 4 1 4, 111 I ' vi W W- W 7 ' 1 , . W. 1 . -.J 1 ggi . . J 4 Ii uw.. , , ' wi I .Y . ' 5 V ,J , 1 -1 ,N . R5 , 'Jar' ' 4 . J 22, -V P fs -1, ff M '- Q W b Q JJ W Ex J 5 W1 sf Q 'Y W9 Y V A 5 W W ndemgkri Ming ome .f4fZ.S?afe .ljimfri L'1'f'cr fzurxlrg flL:XlllNljT Ql'fXRTET. Left In riglwt: lsfllfk' Dlgxnumd. juan QlllllNllllf. Dax ld I7 u ll En lm Tl ul lrcifu cr, ,ll g 1 - ' up . mix group won iirrt plan' m tlwu State cuntcst. Nlnlnllr lefr, BRASS SEXTET. lift tu right. SEtKTEl5: Hurry jcnl-cins. 'lun Clmriftcrxscn, Dun Apclnnd. STANDING: Bull Sfurlctr. slim lvlurplmy, and Sul Lzmninc. The svxtct plzlccgl llrst in All-Sl' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .lu unnpntltmn .ll Qmmy l.l!c m April. Nlullllv rlglxt, BARITUNES. lxlrl tw right: lm: cll1I'lXlVI15CH and Don Apclgmd. I.r7Il'CT lnmutzzre, FLVTE Ql' iw B urs, ctty lvlitclwll, Thur group wun Second plus mtmg II1 tlw State contrst. ARTET. Left tw rlulut, Mf'I'IlIl lcvlmrmm, Ryscr Ericfnm. Helen Kyml' 118 0l Q QPCLACLHQ pl 0!QglQ5 ' CLIQLI we 308 0,015 Llfftlf lejll 1'1ctlu'C. lflllfxflll HORN Dl'ET. Luft tw rigjlutg D.1x'ul Dcxvr .xml Rlllwrr Nflwu. Tlu-fc lvlys prm cpl an fwccl llllflllklliy Cllllllxlllllflllll, Upper mullllr, lfl.AlilNli'l' I7l'IiT. Ll-lr to mglmtz Kay Dmlif amd Kay lluluncu. :Xml ll1k'll' mufly is .ls rxvccl .lf llmun Slllllfb. l.uu'cr left, Tlilll: YIULIN. PIANO. AND BASSUUN. Lclt In riglxt: Slzmlcy fxCliVI'IIlllI1. Box-crly Tll1UIIlPSUl1, llwlw Kupcr. llulw kllrIll'!fUl5l'lCd lumwll as unc ol llw tmp pcrfurmcrs nnmng snlmsts I'CI'?l'C5L'l1IlI1jj all llmc laxrguwt Illinois lnglm sclwcmls. Upper Tzglxl. TROMBUNE Ql'ARTET. Left to right: llurry xlcnlaim, Allcn Butlrncr. lulm Suck, Kcnncrlm Hullmmm. Tlm fllllllwllilllltlli lmlllglnt lmmmrs lu ll1k'I1l5ClX'CS :md to XX'.T.H.S. l'y Cupping L1 l1rrL plum III .'Kllf5tulc rmnpctlllun. l.uu'e'r T1Ql'lf, 5:XXUl'llUNE QVARTET. Lcft to rlglut: Bull RL-1t:. Eugsnc Rcnlwrg, Rub Stewart, and .loam BlIL'HRlL'L'li. wlulfu :tclldr purturlmmncc 111 llmc Smlc lfmgmlf lvouglxt almvtlucr lint place fur NYU musician' l lv .gpaorfd .Are in flee Irrespective of the changing activities are among students terests. A sport for everyone in a sport is an accepted slogan at J 1 Top picture, CLUB. Reading across double page ROW 1 Rivelli Costello Hayes, Hunt, Luke, Keepper, Kittcll, Schumacher Mixan McK1llen Bonner Curry Stanley, Callow, Skiera, Danneberg, O'F1rrell Onan Jadrich Suter Wagner Kan Davis, Crawford, Crutchfield, McGinnis, Ander on Ryan McPherson Rosen Patter McCullough, Elliot, Cvik, Smith, Calvin, Cantor Williams Carey Elsbury Mellen Pet Lower picture above, YV CLUB OFFICERS. In center: Leo Singer, club sponsor Others, left to right: John Griggs, treasurer, Bill Hayes, secretaryg Dan Bleck, vice-presi dentg Bob Lenzini, president. effel' U'll'lQl':5 Fe QIIQLQPJ of VW, HE W Club, sponsored by Leo L. Singer and the entire coaching staff, pro- motes good sportsmanship and fellowship among the men and boys in the athletic department. This club is one of the most energetic high school organiza- tions. Its programs are of a business as well as a social nature. They meet the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. Among the activities of the club were: a dressfup dance in the fall, a spring sports banquet, and the sponsoring of two assemblies. When Dinky Coles, a former member of the Club, suffered a series of illnesses which prevented his attendance at school and athletic contests, the W Club purchased an AMfFM radio so Dinky could follow the Bulldogs over the airwaves. The club also sponsors the concession stand at all basketball games. 122 ' M! e ' 5 3 ., .. I Q ' if-Q - f' -' . I is 1 I i Thompson, Tyler, McDonald, NVL-ber, Mears, Watson, Lenzini, Griggs, Bleek, Carel, Tobin. ROW 2: McShane, Hunt, Paramski, Soderman, Cunningham, Davis, ell Mcrlo, LaMartin, Blumberg. ROXV 3: Kennedy, Fries, Globis, Catton, Fisher, ne Heraver, Amann, Jones, Sandahl, Campbell, Boettles, Iorgenson, MacCaslund, lo Pankratz, Mitchell, Apeland, Burckle, Roemer. Lower picture above, ATHLETIC STAFF. Left to right, ROW 1: Chuck Reid, Varsity Basketball: Steve Drew, Varsity Track, Varsity Football, Paul Burke, JayVee Basketball: Norm Rickard, Varsity Swimming, Assistant Trackg George Waldorf, League Representa' tive. ROW 2: Ted Damos, JayVee Football, Varsity Baseball: Larry Brainard, Intramural Basketball, Assistant Track: Warren Thomas, Sophomore Basketball and Football, Oscar Bay, Freshman Football, Varsity Vwlrestling, Freshman Baseball, Leo Singer, Director of Athletic Department. ROVV 3: R. D. Brown, Boys' Physical Education Director: Jean Fortier, Varsity Tennisg Stanley Tomkovick, Varsity Golf: john Burnison, Varsity Football. Freshmen Basketball: Richard Brett, Intramural Basketball, Bowling: Bill Sitzman, Assistant Freshman Football, Assistant Wrestling, JayVee Baseball. sig' Ei fer ffefffi l 0gl dl'l'l MOI' iglayaicaf leUeAl9l'l'l0llb SPORT for everyone and everyone out for a sport has long been the accepted slogan of the W.T.H.S. Athletic and Physical Education depart' ments. With sixteen men assigned to responsibilities in this area of the high schools curriculum, the slogan is taking on an added significance. While com' petitive contests always play an important role in any boy's program, the health angle is receiving renewed emphasis. Classes in hygiene, swimming, calisthenics, and gym work, supplemented by group games, both indoors and on the play- ground, give W.T.H.S. boys a wellfrounded physical development program. The expanded Intramural schedule reaches hundreds of boys who would otherwise be deprived of the benefits of healthful play activity. Leo Singer is the new Athletic Director. Ralph D. Brown is Physical Education Director. VARSITY FOOTBALL, left to right, ROXV 1: C. Mears, I. Stanley, B. Vsfheeler, R. Catton, B. O'Farrell, E. La Martin, A. Carel, R. Schumacher, B. Hayes, D. Apeland. ROW 2: Ass't Coach Steve Drew, Head Coach john Burnison, D. Castillo, A. Thomas, D. Bleck, L. Kittell, F. Davis, L. XVatson, D. Hunt, B. Mateja, Iadrich, E. Mixan, Onan, Ass't Coach T. Damos, L. Singer. RONV 3: R. Petrotf, B. Lenzini, P. Ruckeheil, XV. Vineyard, E. Starr, B. Keepper. S. Kocal, D. Kostylo, Vwfilson, P. McKillen, C. Gibbs. In front: M. Luke, manager. urnifion .96 ew amify gr-ia! Coaclz' OHN BURNISON, the Bulldog gridders' new tutor, introduced the locals to a style of play new to Waukegan, The Bulldogs readily adapted themselves to the new wing NT formation in spite of the short prefseason training. Although the opposition was the roughest in years, the 1949 VARSITY Bulldogs displayed the typical Waukegan fighting spirit. While some of FGOTBALL SCORES the Bulldogs' opponents piled up high scores, these same opponents will rememher Waukegan as the most diligent team. Bob Lenzini, outstanding OPP- NW lineman of the year, was selected a memher of the All-State team of 1949. Igfnffha al OV SO A. Coach Burnison will have a fine group, including seven returning let' Oak Pafk 19 0 termen, who will form the nucleus of next seasons team. They include gl9ff1T d P k 3 42 such talented hoys as linesmen: Stan Kocal, Wes Vineyard, and Ed La' Ellgnfgn ar 42 Martin: hackhelderss Dan Bleek, Cliff Gihhs and Bill Mateja. There will New Trier 47 0 also he some good material hrought up from the jay Vee ranks. jim Mvfwn 20 12 Carey, a plunging fullback, along with Gus Amann, Jerry Wilson and Don Smith will give Suburban League teams a real battle on next season's schedule. 124 Oufdfancling gn! clog ' ELOVJ arc action shots of thc outstanding Varsity playcrs of thc 1949 season. Thc hoys pictured rcprcscntcd W.T.H.S. on thc gridiron at Weiss Ficld and on the ficlds of our opponents. Boh Lcnzini, ccntcr picturc. was choscn AllfStatc guard. Pat McKillcn was also choscn for thc sccond string Allfsuhurhan, along with Ed Mixan, who was choscn first string AllfSuhurhan. Clockwisc, starting at top right: Lcc Kittcll, cnd, rccciving a hullct pass. Picturc 2, loft to right: Stanlcy Kocal. Bill Whcclcr, and Bill Kccppcr, charging with dctcrf lnination like truc tackles. Picturc 3: Boh Lcnzini, Vsfaukcgans AllfStatc guard. Pic' turc 4: Holding hall, Joc tladrich: kicking, Pat McKillc11, a pcrfcct comhination for Vic' tory. Picture iz Forcground. Boh O'Farrcll, a stalwart at cnd. snagging a pass. whilc Ed Starr looks on. Picturc 6, left to right, guards: Alex Carcl, Boh Lcnzini, and Ron' nic Sclmumachcr charge with power. 125 Ll'lQ5l'l'lQl'l SLOW OLUQP Clfdify MJQFUQJ frengfAen gufure 0 ed HE jay Vee gridders build up and give actual playing experience to future varsity material and scrimmage with the varsity. To do this, they must learn not only their own plays but those of the varsity and their opponents. Under the coaching of Ted Damos, they ended their season with a two win four loss record. The Soph's, under Coaches Burke and Thomas, had material that was among the best in the Suburban League. The puppies heavy line, and aggressive backf field proved too much for many Suburban League teams. This was evident when they Hnished second in the Suburban League competition with a record of 3 wins and 7 losses. Two new men, head coach Oscar Bay, and assistant coach Bill Sitzman, took charge of the Freshman squad this season. The yearlings compiled an enviable record of 5 wins and 3 losses. 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Pictiirus starting frtmi uppcr righthamd cwrncr .ind raiding chwukvvisu strc: l, Mikc Tvfurphy ut' tht' Supliiwriiiirq squid hciiig hitilcd hy xi Mui-tim iii.iii. NVhilt- h4ikc driws fur this shut. Al Srutt in thc right iAiii'v:i'i1L1iitl stands rt-tidy tw assist. Mnw1'f ttiii xwiii the gatiiic. 341-FZ. I At tht' st.irt 411' tht- Num Trivr gurus, Big Biwli Ci.ilx'i1i titkcs thu tipcitif Aiixiutisly .ixxxiiting tht' hull fm' xxXfllllhUQlIll .ll'U. luft tu right: Numlwr IU. john Uriggsg Nuiiihci' 13, i'.i11l Rtiukciwili Numhci' Fl. Fi-cd Dittskvz .md iii hii't'g1'tit11id, Ntimhcr IH, Bill Iflliut. Vxhitikcgsln Wim -HV37. 3. Attcmptiiig tn hlnqk .1 shut hy ai Nilvs plaiycr is klim C.iruy. X7NI.lllhCQQlIl xvuii FR'-ll. 4. In .ictiiwii .lgltltlsl lhiiidrc, Paul Rtickchuil, Nuiiihcr IF. shi-tits .1 tiiiufhaiidri' six Fivtl lhctskc, Ntimhci' 31, hunks im. Dunduc Wim- ii-341. 129 amifg CW Squad prove ju! of .S7urlorif5ef5 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUJXID. Left to right, ROW' l: Assistant Coach Paul Burke, john Griggs. Ernest Fisher. Boh Galvin, lirank Perpich, Bill Elliott, jeronie Xxyllhllll. RONX' 1: Head Coach Chuck Reid, jim lvicljonald, Paul Rucke- heil, Dick Norherg, Andrew Bentixegna, fired Dretske. Manager XX'alter Soder' man. ROW' 3: foe jadrich, Sliellie Cunningham, Al Smith, Jim Carey, Don Bonner. Jack Elshury. Pat Meliilleii, Toni Booth. Front center. lvfelvin Luke, manager. N spite of' the heavy schedule confronting the Bulldogs this year, they went ahead to uphold the spirit displayed hy teams of former years. Even though the team scored only a few wins, they were constantly feared hy such teams as New Trier and Evanston. The Bulldogs were consistf ently pulling surprises. The first time they played New Trier, they were considered an underdog. hut when the Green NVave invaded our courts, the Bulldogs pulled an upset and heat the Suhurhan League favorites, 31 to29. Our hest showing ofthe season was the game with Highland Park in which the team was well organized and shot a good average of haskets. They stifled the Little Giants with a score of 66 to 404 Vkfhen the 1950 Regional Tourney rolled around, the Bulldogs traveled to Evanston where they romped over Lihertyville in their first contest of the tourney. The Reidmen hucked against a solid wall in the second game with Evanston, Although the Bulldogs put up a strenuous hattle, the Wildkits came out on the long end of the seore. Bill Elliot was elected honorary captain hy his team mates. His fire and spirit on the court served as an incentive for the rest of' the team as well as adding many needed points to the score. Fred Dretske was elected most valuahle player of' the year hecause of his ahility to make plays and setups. Both hoys were rated as high eontenders for gaining the most individual points. 130 gl Q5Alfl'lQI'l uinf Scored IQQPLCJ REOP HE Bulldog Snplwiiwi-Q cage sqiiiid cntlctl thcii' scxisnn with .i rccnrtl nl twclw wins :tml six lnsscs. They tictl for sccniid pliicc in Siilmrlmii Lcaigii-5 uiiiipctitiuii, W.iLif kcggmk Frnsh tcgim prnvctl the hast nf :ill WNV CLIQC squads this suison. Untlcr thc tlircctinn nl' Cimaicli john Burnisnn. thu liicatl yCIlI'llllgfS play-:tl .1 spvctiiutilqii' scgisnii, winf , . . ning twt'iitvftmt' Qanncs. :intl losing nnnc. The Xcairlings hzivc linislictl in fins sliiipu in ill :ithlutic cuiiipctitiwii this ytxiii Wzitikcgaiii is qilrcxuly hniltling its linpcs for tntiirc :zigv prnwuss on thc prninising hnys vvlin rcspniitlcd sn wcll tn Cniivli l3nrnisnn's strgitcgy rccipc in thc lllnlllfill suns A1 It-fi. SOPH CAG' ERS. Luft to right, ROXV l: Blicsching, Mclvillc. IXJZIHIS, Ric- gcr, lvhclszxnc, Swain' fi-n, VzniTrccck. ROXV 1: Cl 0 ai C li uSwctlc Tlwiiizis. Kinnscliultc, Scott. .'Xlcui'n, Milf- phy. Hzlytlnck. ROXV 3: Tlmiiipsuii. I3llPlCS, Clmincriiik. S Ii ai r p , Anltlcy. Ai itil, HQUSII CAG- ltllh, lxlt tn right. RUXV I: Rnntlquiwt, Lt-wis. Biitlcginn. Dill' cncc, Slupgir, lvlzirtif HCT., ML'lj4lllllllgl1, Sgtxtin. Kun. ROW' 2: Cimicli john Panrnisnn, Kline. llrcnnd, Cloud, O l 5 ii n. lbiilwzuiiski, Amlcrmn. Bnlwnick, S zi n tlc rf. RUXY 3: Ruirduii. ll 0 nl n ik , llolincs. lvy. Eppcr' sun, Nixon, Mcl'iills'n, Perry. iw janL .Zuma in gduefz Wyeef .SZAQCJML Trip picture, VARSITY SXVHVTMERQ, Kiwvlinq, lair to right: jim Vfarncckc, Ron Schu- macher. ELI Mixan, Ah-hii lvlitchcll, Ruimic jiiliiisiiii. Huh Nclstm. Standing: Cnach Norm l949'l95O Ricliartl. Jerry Kiiifcy, Ditila Stunt, Dennis XX'cmlrickS. 'Dick Asma, Al Thomas. NVally Bucttlc, Run Scliarill, ,loc Siircnsvn. Davc Bcatty, Dave lxclly. QXVIMMING Lower pit'ti4rt'. FRUSHfSOPH SXVIMMERS. Lt-it tu right. ROXV 1: Coach Norm Rick- K 3 U W ard. Dick XVallacu. Bill Cloim, ficurgc Callifun, lack Dllllll, Jack Rivelli, Ignacio Uchua, UT P' VV Tum Masutaw. Kvn Eplccr. ROW' Z: Fred Barncf, Dim Turnquist, Brucc Metcalf. Dick Nllcr W4 51 Tlwiiipsmi, Rwhcrt Holm, Dick lvlclvlaiiaiiian. Mlm' Zavaslcy. Gerald Amlcrson, LeRoy lfcllmllil 43 41 Grvgnry, Chuck Flitrruit. MIWIHI 37' 53 Highland Park 51 24 UACH Rickartls mcrmcn won four and lust sewn of their scasun mccts for a SHUT 594 rating of sixth placc iii lcaguc cuiiipctitimi. The team was hcttcr halanccd than i,rf:2,Nf'U 55 ,U the scwrcs imlicatc. Ronnie lliiliiiscm hrcikc the Iiiciil r-:cord for the 200 yard frccf Ex-i,,,,L,,,1 53 Z2 style and was ratctl as the tuam's must valuahlc mcmhcr. Thc FrushfSi1ph squad also Oak Park 45 30 placcd sixth in thc lcaguc, Major lvttcr winners wcrc: R. lwlmscm, D. Kcllv, I. Moftml 31 44 ' A ' ' lvlaiiic 48 Z7 Mitclicll. E. Mixqiim. VJ. Nclscm, R. Schumachcr, A. Thomas. l 32 CoacA QQUQAIOI5 6 , medfgng Q 1949350 WRESTLING OPP. W Maine 24 14 East Rockford 18 14 Hinsdale 10 38 Zion 20 28 Washington Park 21 13 Zion 10 38 Evanston 17 30 Proviso 24 14 New Trier 42 Morton 13 27 Elgin 19 21 Won 5 Group above, WRESTLERS. Left to right, ROXV 1: john Cook, Dom Constantino, Fred Bairstow, Steve Blumherg, -lim LeMieux, Vince Ricignio, Dale Ludington. ROW 2: Clill Wiatrowski, Bill Mellen, Don Craft, jerry Onan, Larry TenPas, Wayne Curry, Dick Allen, Ron Craft. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Bill Sitzmann, Chuck Mears, Louis Mitchell, Wes Vineyard, Bill Keepper, Don Gaines, Dick Petrolf, Coach Ott Bay. ROW 4: Paul Patock, Bob johnson, XVally Lamhorn, Dan Bleek, John XVeber, Morris Blumberg, John McShane, Joe Constantino. Inset picture: Joe Constantino is held in chicken wing by a Maine wrestler. OACH Bay assisted hy Bill Sitzman steered the course of the Bulldog Wres' tlers. Each year the local team has made progress. In the three short years of league competition, the wrestling squad has produced outstanding grapplers, but this year's team had the greatest numher of promising hoys. The grapplers moved into new practice quarters last fall, hut with the increasing popularity of the sport, the quarters are already overcrowded. Next year should be the most successful year, for there will be a large numher of returning letterf men. In the State sectional meet at New Trier, Bill Keepper, Don Craft, and Larry TenPas took third places Second place winners were Bill Mellen and Vincent Ricignio. These two boys earned the privilege of going to the State Finals at Proviso. 133 amify .sjfuggerfi .fgclolaf lamod , Sfrafegg OACH Ted Damos ended his second season as Varsity baseball coach last spring with a record of ten wins against seven defeats and a seven and seven record in the League, The 1949 season was led by the pitching of Jack Adams and Dick Metzger and the timely hitting of Bob Mesec, Dick Metzger, and johnny Walsh. In his three years of varsity coaching, Ted Damos has formed some fine teams. Although he has not won a championship, he hopes to reach that goal this year, Coach Damos entered his third season this spring with high hopes for his team. Al Thomas, Bill Hayes and john Griggs formed the nucleus for the 1950 team to be augmented by some fine material inherited from last year's junior Varsity squad. Group below, VARSITY BASEBALL. Left to right, ROW 1: Ray Norton, Bill Hayes, Mel Luke, Don Schwab, Al Thomas, Lee Kittell. ROW 2: Dave Fisher, Patrick McKillen, Ray Ark, jack Siver, jim Evoy, John Griggs, Don Bonner. ROW 3: Coach Ted Damos, Phil Wright, Dick Metzger, lim Schlosser, Jay Schueneman, Bob Mesec, jack Adams, John I. Walsh. Inset: Behind the plate catching is Bill Hayes. Demonstrating the perfect hit and followfthrough is Coach Ted Damos. 1949 VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES OPP. Zion 3 New Trier 6 Zion 5 Evanston 8 Niles 1 Oak Park 1 Oak Park 0 Highland Park 3 Proviso 5 Proviso 2 New Trier 4 Thornton 2 Thornton 8 Morton 5 Morton 5 Highland Park 1 Evanston 3 uwaw 13 5 9 3 12 3 8 19 3 1 3 8 3 4 7 5 1 i l A 134 ro , Lgyololw jdain af eizia jiefcl jarm HE 1949 Soph diamond squad was coached hy Leo Singer. The hoys hroke even with 6 wins and 6 losses. Wliile they won only one League gaine. they had hopes of doing hig things this spring. XVith the ahle pitching of Galvin and Ainann and the hitting of lvlateja, Elliott. Elshury, and Carey. the 1950 Varsity should go places. A game hunch of Erosh played the 1949 season under the direction of Norm Rickard. Among the standout performers were Cyganelc. Pintavalle. Kilhane. Satterf field, Van Treeck, and Ekkela. These hoys helped holster the Soph hopes for 1950. Upper picture below, SOPH 1949 BASEBALL SQUAD. Left to right. ROW' 1 : Phillip Hanna, Bob Baghy, Tom Booth. Bob Cvik. Bill Matcia. Eddie La Martin. Boh Galvin. Gus Amann. ROW' Z: Boh Daluga, Sandy Briseno. lack Elshury. LeRoy Dittiner, NVild Bill Elliott. ,lim Carey, John XVeher, Dave Vwlilliaiiis, Boh Opeka, joe Hcraver. ROXV 3g Oscar Dahl. jesse Perf nandcz, Joe Panlcratz, Ray Bkiera. ,lack Tohin. Leonard Nlasilionis. Torsten Lindinan, Coach Leo Singer. Lower picture, FROSH 1949 BASEBALL SQUAD. Left to right. ROXV 1 Danny Kilhanc. Guy Hrovatin, John Lavris, Art Perzigian. lim Stanezak. Bernie Niehur, Pt-te Sehcliski, Richard Cyganelt. ROXV 2: Tom Pintayalle. Ed Kazarian. Dan Butltus. Gerald Satterlield. Dennis Xvcndf rieks. Tony Ello. Louis Kerpan. XVayne Eltkela, RCW' 3: Harry Opal. Ronald Bayles. Dennis Vogt. Ronald Haydock. Coach Rickard. Steve Lainhiris. john Furlan, Boh laeohson. LeRoy Miller. Richard Daluga. Mjalfiegdll CL5 LUO .SJfl 0l'lg j0acL .gjfjlfld 5 M4 1 fl I1 'Kn- xf 'Xxx i N 1 'i Upper picture. VARSITY TRACK TEAM. Left to right. ROXV 1: Flemming Davis, Edgar Mixan, Everett Vander Vere, Bob VVirtanen, Bob Howley. RCXV 2: Bob Burckle, managerg Bulldog Catton, George Sorensen, jim XVarner, uCleo Kilpatrick, Eugene Payne, Leroy Hunt, Gerry Nitz. Ronald Schumacher. ROXV 3: Bob Lenzini, Bob Jacobs, Bill Keeppcr, Philander Ricks, Coach Steve Drew, Phil lvlarshmcnt. Fred Dretske, Don Kostylo, Ed Crutchfield. Lower plcture, SOPHOIVTORE TRACK TE.'XM, Left to right, ROXV l: Dick Allen, John Mc' Shane, Bruce Bell. David lvicpherson, Jack Rivelli, Ray Vvlickstrom. ROW Z: Paul Scday, Bob Funk, Eugene Thompson, Roger Jackson. A. T, K. MCClllliJllLfh, Richard Gammic, Wesley Vine' yard, joseph Tyler. RONV 3: -lim Loflredo, jay Suter, Don Niemi, Robert johnson, loc Sorensen, johnny Miks. ROXX' 4: Herbie NX'illiams, Chuck Mears, johnny Maclsaac, Glenn Mitchell, Al Smith, Dan Blcck. ROW 5: 'lim Christensen, Jim Francis, Ray DcThornc, Richard Cavin. AUKEGANS Sophomore track squad, coached by Thomas and Fields, won one out of three meets with individual schools. They received 46 points for a lst place in a triangular meet with Highland Park and New Trierg 32 points and a 2 td in a FroshfSoph Invitational meet at Evanstong and I4 points for a 'ith place in the Suburban Leaque. 136 O rewji .l7!zincfacl:5 liapfag .gpaeeog power F '-bg Q,- ug.,- 4. I 1949 VARSITY TRACK SCORES OPP. W Kenosha 43'5f6 69'1f6 Evanston 69 44 Niles 56.6 56.4 Proviso 59 54 BULLDOG 1949 MEET RECORD North Shore Quad' angular 3rd Place Wheaton Relays 6f3f7 Pts. Mooseheart Relays 10 Pts. State Prelim's 7V3 Pts. Lake County 54V2 Pts-lst Place Suburban League 12f2f3 Pts-45th Place K M iii' ' 'Q' we-,J OACH Steve Drew and his thinclads ended their 1949 track season by sending two boys to the State Finals. Ronnie Schumacher, who broke school and Lake County records in the pole vault with a new high of 11'9 . Eddie Crutchfield also broke County and State records with his time of 51.4 seconds in the 440 yard dash. A new record was set in the discus throw by Bob Lenzini with a distance of 148'11 . The track team scored 12f2f3 points for fifth place in the Suburban League. Coach Drew had six returning lettermen for the 1950 season, including Schuf macher and Lenzini. The 1950 Drewmen to date have shown definite improvement in all events. The lieldfmen, consist of shot putters, pole vaulters, high jumpers, hroadfjumpers and discus hrowers. The discus record has again been broken by Bob Lenzini, with a new mark of 161 feet, 4 inches. Ron Schumacher has already bettered his pole vault record of the 1949 season. In the Wlieaton and Moosehear relays, Waukegaii trackfmen have this year made better showings than ever before in such wide competition. 137 A. FORTIER'S netmen attained the best record of i f IQ jorfier A Wefmen me cl eau acLeff5 1949 TENNIS OPP. W Kenosha O 8 Kenosha 0 8 New Trier 4 Highland Park 2 Oak Park 5 Proviso 3 Morton 3 Thornton 0 Evanston 5 ' four years of League competition. Robert Ohm was elected the most valuable player. He received the City Tennis Club Trophy. C. R. Kannewarf and Robert Ohm placed second in the doubles finals at the District Tournaf ment at Evanston, becoming eligible for the State finals. Waukegan was fifth among eight schools in the Brookfield League at Oak Park. The W.T.H.S. sophomore squad had a record of one win against four losses. They ranked fifth among six schools in the Brookfield League at Oak Park. At left, FALL TENNIS, Left to right: Fred Woldt, Coach For' tier and Dick Ixleyer. Fred and Dick won the 1950 fall tourna- ment in the Senior and Frosh'Soph divisions respectively. Below, TENNIS GROUP. Left to right, ROW 1: Allan Jacobs, Stan Ackerman, Allan Pickus, james Warnecke, Loren Fisher, Bob Ellis. ROXV 2: Bud Trapp, Dick Meyer, Willard Zersen, Charles Vickers, Carl Wangman, Bill Wise, George Crawford. ROW 3: C. R. Kannewarf, Al Van Cleave, Walter Givler, Chuck Freise, Bob Ohm, Robert Collins, Steve Scholly, Coach Fortier. .A l,JK ' 4 - vi Q . 2:3555 A 'le 1 jg? vgi. ' - 1, ki pf Y. ie- tfywwx H' NPY'F'fvi ' 154 xfywmass-1 i ,f .wpkgaw :ft L Ku! clog OQHLJMQQH core ne- 1949 GOLF SCORES OPP. XV Arlington 3 12 Arlington 'l 3 Crystal Lake 4 11 Oak Park 1 4 New Trier 4 11 Morton O 15 Thornton 1 14 Proviso 3 12 Highland Park 6 9 Evanston 812 61,11 District Ind place Suburhan Medal Znd place Suburban Match 2nd place .-if .,.. 3- 31 1 Upper picture, 1949 GOLF TFAM. Left to right, ROXV 1: Coach Stanley Toinkovick, Gene Murphy, Don Kennedy. jim Chamernik, Rudy Hahjan. Frank Pcrpich. ROXV 2: Larry Ron e Norman Gilhert, XVayne Hanson. ,loe Glogovsky. Ray Sandherg. Gene Danneherg, Friik Glogovsky. Lower picture, 1949 FALL TOURNEY SQUAD. Left to rieht: Frank Cllogovsky, ,lolin Bauer Larry Rouse. Don Kennedy, Coach Stanley Tomkovick. 055 QCOI' OACH Stanley Tomkovicks linksmen proved to he definite terrors in the Suhurhan League golf competition. His team proved to he practically invineihle. Winning all hut one match in League play and coming in second in the District and Medal Tournaments, are records our golfers can he proud of. Although the team suffered the loss of a great numlwer of outstanding players at graduation, there are scvcn hoys who should make stalwarts in the 1950 season. Last falls tournament ehampion was Frank Glogovsky, and the runnersfup were Larry Rouse and Don Kennedy. These hoys formed the nucleus for the 1950 season. The Glen Flora Country Clulw is the current site of the Bulldog Golfers' practice and their home games. 139 nifdnlufdy .S?90I f5 FQ p0l0lfLKCLl' At right, lNTRAfMl,lRAL jUNlOR' SENIOR TEAM CAPTAINS. The seven tcalnf represented were coached and di' rented hy Lawrence Brainard. Richard Brett is in charge of the Intrafinural prof grain, ROW' 1: Gerry Van Trecck, Phil Hanna, Bnlw Baghy. Bill Hayes. ROXV Z: Ch-avli L. Brainard, Millard Casey. Dori Kuftylo, Leu Wlatsuii. Az riglir, SOPHOMORE lNTRA' MURAL TEAM CAPTAINS. The eleven teain eaptainx ul' the Suplwiimre lntraf mural hawlfqethall league. Thcec buys were climcn hy their learn mates tn decide hnw their teanw were tu he run. ROW' 1: Oscar Dahl, lack Mnndstnck. Rudy Bandnf x-ich. ROW' 2: Ken johnson. Bnh Sus' inan, jim Serzynwki, Frank Lancilnti, ROXV 3: Dun Nieini. Glen Mitchell, john Mika Gerry Satteriield. Ar right, FRESHMAN lNTRAfMURAL TEAM CAPTAINS. These ten teain cap' tains represent their teams in the extensive program of Freshmen lntrafmural haslcct' hall. ROXV l: Marvin Stonelalcc, Tony Pappas, Alfred Bnsner, Ken VanLacke. ROXV 'lx Norm Baculilc, Earl Vvlright, Dunn Ulrich, Dick Butl-tus. RONV 3: Harold Faurhu, Tony DcPerte, Coach Dick Brett. We fjlmn 500 ogd lgarficiloa fe 'Top right, 1NTRAfMURAL SNVIMf MERS. These are the class champions of thc Intramural swimming Contest. They had thc hcst scores for a nulnhcr of cvcnts. The two frcshmcn wcrc cofchampions in their class. Left to right: john Struna, suniorg Gerald Kinsey, yuniorg jack Dunn, sophomore: Torn Maszxtas, ircshmang Kcn Epkcr, freshman. At rnflit. INTRA-IWURAL PINGTUNG. The cla-r champions of thc lntrafmural Ping'l'nng tournament won cvcry game thcy played in their class. They clirninf atcd cvcry other participant. :Kll-Scliool champion was Ed Pickur-. Lcft to right: lrrank Lanciloti. sophomore: John Mitt'hf vll, yuniorg Ed Picklls, scniorg Mel Drink' Wino, frvrhnran. Ar rrqlit, BOXYLING, Those tcain cap' tains rcprcscnt their squads in the lntraf mural Bowling League. Lcft to right, ROW' I: Donn Stairs, Dick Cyganck, Dick Foote. Charlcs Schcliwski, .loc Clark. ROV' 1: Rudy Pavlctic, Boh Daluiga, Dick Hull. Ar right, INTRAfTv1llRAL XVRESf TLERS. Thaw arc thc lntrafrnural VVrcsf tlvrf who wvnt to thc linal honts for uhanrpionxhip in thcir rcspcctivc weight claw. Lclt to right. ROV' I: Torn Pow- crx ,lack Perry. Richard Icnclf. Rohcrt Zw.-ifcl. ,lvrry Kcnncdy. ROXX' 2: Lyle Skcllcy. Frank lwfcrlo. lviclvin Mitchcll. hi ion g'lI1LlC!'i Fred XVhcclcr lvy Gril- .rr . . .. . lin, RUXY 3: .loc Sorenson, Edgar Mixzxii. Bill Hayca Eugcnc Innes. Don Smith. mn, ,liirly juli.-s, Rh.-in Marker' Smith, llilliv Mivrrisiiii. HE Mgijaircttcs im' licwliiiiw ai popular -:luh Striirtiiw 'l l l d , . . , witi tic mn . they add mlm' and glgimuur tim thu lizilfftimcs :it lmskutlmll and tkmrlmll gxunrs, Sonic of the girls pcrliwrincd Lit vgwiuiis functions zirouml sclimil such 115 thc Frcslmiiin class party .iml dirfcrcnt cluh mcctirigs. They przlcticc on the drill ricld :iftcr scliwul under thc di' rcctiuii uf their rziptgiiii, l-ui'rz1inc Wrwimds. amd cluh spuusur. Mr, Vsfright, Any girl iiitcrcstcd in lmtivii is cligilwlr- to join. 142 .gfcwizy ela groupd gnhuen, 3400! ,gioirif :Xl l.'r', l5.'KlUN 1 Lllli Rik l: ,liisiv lii.iii,i. I,-iiii-4 liiihliizr Ars- iir- Yiliws. Mui i',is1.iri r Lii.illi llliivlnll. RUNV I: Dim Klux' fI,iwlil,. lliiliivm lliissix l',it liifulill, I,i-is l.i iiglirx, .luli N1.igl11r.. lwliilx Cllr Iii miiri lhirli lil liii-1. Iniiiiiii NN il-.iii RUXY 3: Iiiliris ll-iirliirli I..nii.i llriswi, l,iiii.mi. XYUUI Nlilliv Sikiili. Shall-x Slifriilii Anim ffirllii, A.I,ll,, V,-hiis, 'Xt l ir X 'NRNIIN 1,lll',l'fll' Il 'Xlll RN l. Il fir lliilit. RUXY , .mix lliiiiiisivii. Sliiilvv 'Ki iitiii lin I lli Nitin IMH' . i N lxk NY I liivsi ' HH Ar lvlr, S U l' ll H M H R E f1HlilfRl.liAl3lfRS. Lvlt. to s..i..i.,Vi..i.., :ww 3, ii.-iii '-iixlln-rg. Livirtm Wfisil, Fay 'lflifll arc ing, udic, ,gzfuffi anal Cyzeem HE first lXUl'llC game ot the your introduced at new group of lively sophomore eheerf leaders. These girls were elected hy the Class Councils from Al group of over Zflll. The varsity cheerleaders started prineipqnlly from sernteh, with only two veterans left from last season. The new hlood in the varsity cheering squad seemed to lie good for school spirit. Vwfhgit they lacked in experience, they made up for in pep. The elieerf leaders are eogtehed hy Miss Vietorigt Larson, They cheered every home game and most of the outfofftown games during the lmslcetlmll and liootlmll seasons. Both pep orggtnizsttions are pietured gtlwove in action at Wt'iss Field. 143 .AA pl 0l'l'l0tQ5 0l0LL CU' Qing , .S?00l iff IRLS' Athletic Association stimulates interest and participation in girls' athletic activities. Any girl in high school is eligihle. Under the sponsorshp of Mrs. Mugerditchian and the leadership of the officers. a varied sports program was sched- uled. They were field hockey, tennis, golf, archery, riflery. haskethall, volleyhall, howlf ine, softhall and swimming. Meetings were held on the first Friday of every month at which plans and preparations were made for coming events. The girls sponsored a potfluck splash party. Christmas party. social dances, and a party. welcoming all Freshmen to G.A.A. Girls participated in a playday held at Lake Forest high school. ln the spring the girls were husy with plans for the overfnight camping trip and the preparations for the Senior Banquet, held in honor of the graduating seniors. At the hanquet thc outstanding senior girl in sports and leadership was chosen hy popular vote. Her name will he engraved on a special plaque displayed in the trophy case. The girls strive to win awards hy going! out for different sports. Une hundred points earns a pin. 600 points wins a numeral. and 1200 point qualities a girl for a To earn the state a girl must have 1600 points. and to receive the highest award, the State cmhlem, she must have 2000 points. Kr In t3A.A. CIUUNIIIL. Lift ti- iwht. RUXY l- 4 irx Cin lil n xi ii il nt lit Fi tl gli nioii ni ditrhian. f-.A.A, Hiad. lloloiis Sloht. titasiiiii. 'wre- sintatix'-g lvlaige Urvstlah, pi--sitltntg l'at liigoglia. innioi ixpi'-st-iitiitiw. ROV' 2: Nlaiir Rnsstll, stnior nprrsriitaf tin-3 Fraiie-'s iialhavv. in-sliinaii i'epri-sentaitiviz lvlrs. lvlmlerf lit-liiie 1iA.A. JUNIOR. SICNIUR MEMlSlfllSlill' Left io iight. ROW' 1: lf. Tooniasian. V. Furlan. lf. Dux. S. liomkamp. A. lvlaki. lvl. lli'vsilah. P, lwliner. D. Slolv. P, lhilliirkv. R Yoiinglvre. l'. liigoulia, IQ. ffricliton. ll Ivlorf i'-son M. Russell. CI. South.-, tl. Nlartinrz. ROW' '11 C. Hin.l.rhiie. IX Diiditli, T. Lveat. J, Thomas, P. Tentes. lvl. lhatos K. Kula, ll. Noitlherg, S, Snndwall. N. Red harn. II KI. Predei. fl. A, Sclieriek, A. Unrein, M lvlazlir, fl, Stierna. I5. Mui-s. li. ll'-Ia Pena. Il l.. Akins RUXX' 1 I1 Porter. ,I A. Nils.-in ll, Tsaiisis. ll. K uri M. IJ.-pot. H. linrris. S Andirson. li. Rock.-heil, M. a tum I, Apostle, ff lfxans RUNY 4: lf. Johnson, V. Ni I. XVii'litiiian. -I. Slioptaueh. li. 5aci'anivlito. ,l. lla ,wav li Smith. L Pure-. Cf Dawson, Ql. lhnsoii. Al. Ki' ,U lliipie-. T. Whigiiir, l.. Urlvan. RUXY 5: li. XY h 5,5 NY-lirlv. M. llils. L. llaiirriiliriid, R. Saniuelian A. Mar' J' riiimrus. F. llindricks, l.. Nord-in. B. Sehalrr, l. N riluis, li liiiil-tiis. T. Ciedxilas. nl Kulzler. ll. Corsi-ii ROW' 6. ,, N4 l ,, rflr 4, . I WF ttifff xx. Suinilstii-ni. 1. Ratlov. l. Vin-man, N. f.lark, ii x l' R ilu li. Taskvi. N. Nlauri, ll, Kroneki, A. Slierrr. l'. I ' N. Slolwc Za mall, .golalm ,Qc-af g fo .gpaorfa program Mlglmbsm , '. .N . A. A xv. I I'1 I H M. 5. 5 Il, I. llrrrfkv, M II. II, IIx.lpI-V. M Muna. I'. Nu dl.-s Z1 lx, I5. Snlmtlx. R lpunclc. Z. V113 I N. II. Mnthna-n. I5 R. M.lCkn'k', M. L F lt, M. Wfugnrr. 4' I I II II kr .un u I'ppcv pmruu 15 A A, SlII'HkIMlIRIf MI'1MIlIfIiSHII'. L-Aft ru rxpht, ROW' l: M. Ahnla. T. ,Ivr-Iv. L. N-w:uIx. KG. Mrlin l.Im. li Skwdrlwwskl, V. Mulvamcv, I. Sxnwn. AI. Ihllw-ur, M. Palzct. T. Bxtmur. B. Galvin. N. 5I1.uhr. I. Swnh. ,I I ,I I'nmr, ROW' 2: CI R. Cnrnulmn. UI. SrIxw.u:. AI. iflmllaml. fl, Saan. S. HuI1I'v:xrd, If. I'Itrusk:u. M. Tumpkms. I, IEW,-. Zxrk-IImcIx, Il. ihlzvl. ff. Prmglv. A. V1 In-Q. ff. A. Tufkrr. QI. Mcflcmnnuv, If. Thomas. RKIW' 3: I.. Mnlwzkzx. II Run.- lllznsmdn. H Wfard. N. fflzurk, II, T--mrd.-Il. II. IffIn:1 r. H. Froclich. H. Kurrmurr, I'. A. Ifnx-rick. S. Ku-rpp.uII. I'. I. flraum. U, ,Ind-. Ii W'I1m'. ROW' 4: A. lnmw. L. Wvmulb, I. Mltchrll. I, W'Intu. M. Ifnrxuht. Ii, Lntm.m. If. Cf-vl.-nm Fulk. N. TIwnm-n. ll. H1 m-r, Ii. Kuddlr, T. Wlulrzzalc. ROW' 5: I'. Hamm. L. -Iulmsun. L. Wlml. 5. Rum, -I. L.umn. QI. rn-xzm. I'. Tn-mlmwlcz, H, flu-Ick. II. Slmgvr, KI. -Izucksmm, I. Frrdrricksrm, M. L. W1-In-'r. I'. A. 'I'nth'uI.II. Al. Iimwn, Scrzmnm. l'. L.Iixm1n. RUW' 6: L. Iiarucs. I. Palo, I. UI:-nn, S. ffunmplwll. II. I'ut!.uIn, H. flugulzn. Zuni. L. Iiurclnlt. Mwlwm, I. Sclxwzullw. If. hlzucnbs. IU. Knux, Il. McI7a1rInmI. ,I Sckullch. M. fiCIn111!:. ROW' 7: Il. Illurknmzln, KI. Iimkn III:-NV. II. W':uhInrf. N. Smnrsic. fl. Dunn, M. IIr1m-s, -I. Ii. Iums, C. fflaurk. RI. Rulns, Ii. Iiurgrr, N. Amlus-lu. II, ROW' X- fl. Rl-Imr. M. I'iI1Ims1:m, .I. Van Trufk, VI. Mn!-un, II. Vunl. .I. Szhmidt, M. I'rlrusky, lf. Slnuskx. I'. Sung Ifx-nm, fl. Hmmm, Cf. Mlklik. I.wu'rv fmluvr uIw1'L', f:.A.A. FRUSH IwIIfMIIIfRSI 'III'. Lrft tn fight. ROW' If A. CUIIUS. -I. Hxmlrrwn. II. fflmIw, II, mk. II, W'uM. M. W'Iut:uI,-r, D. Snrvnsl-11. I7. Mcffulllstrr. If. Ihpxugrursns, R. I'n:tHr. C. Bulmv, H, Luhm. II. I.-um Hxuvx. S. Sl.-mm. II. Ml!n'hm'II. A. Macnurlm. I. 5I1urn1:m. M. Krnkorlxm, M. Hrzuxn, L. llustznfsmm. ROW' 2: II. Ku--In Avmm, A. Ulp-ru, KI, fllnuv, I, FnIx--r, II l':uIlIl:u. S. W'nlIx:m1i. N. Mutt. Cf. W'1rt:m--rx. II. ,Iulnmmp K lhlluuur, A IA Hdllmvv. T, Rutkowekl, I'. Bmck. fl. Fucks-m, K. Kmnfdy. M. Emlrw. fl. And.-rmn. M. Stznmml-Q, M, Cispmu. S :II-uw, A. Iimklrxlxmrlx. -I KrnN'I. M. Slkxch. ROW' 3: If. Kusxsto, R Hunt. Huh-v. Ii. Kun-clmlr. M M.nII411x'. fl N. H:utIurlII. 5. Stu'-lv. L ITT-Iu:x'1f. If. I'r:vIwrsk1. ff. Knphxim. C. TIIIHIQ. L. VuIwx'xcI1, fi. Kull., M. Illstlum, M. Iin mn: II, l I1. fl. I'IugIu-S, l wkv. II. fihzmn Lnrlzuml. Ilv-ck. I, Smith. N. K. r .I .I rt K .mlI.uI1:m. I1 H4 Smmlzunlx. II Mn! Ivhtwn. I. AIII1 Wnml. V. Stxmlm- ROW' 4: I' S-rt-rlumi. V. Larsen, A. CI.mt!:m1. M. Hrmnuns. M. Nolan. ff. Vulvmvxch. M. Nurwuml. V. Ruslu. I' Alwmmgh Ii, Il.-hilly. R vu Iinluclx. II, Cixi mn. L Hnndrlckwn. V. f1zusImwr.. ROW' F: M. Luxu. S. I'ur.tt, R. I7fzm. M. Krunckv. N. firvlx-In r. I. Mulhuck. II. N-'III Imm. A, K.4:.ux:m, fi. Ihrw, fi. iirntz, -I flrxIvIn. Ii. Upnl, QI. ILIICIZSOH. M. FQIIQAIVLI. II. Kmmpu. ff. ihun, T. II.ur, II. Ax-lmn, L, Dar 1-ru' RUW' lv: -I. I1Im'cv, V. Trwmnn-r. if. Imyuglm, S, Illrgnmn, N.IIlumIu'rg. L. Dntz. I. Ifrzmcx-. H, Sdmlx. If, Ivlnhuf, I. Vxgxuulx. 145 y . f f 1 in 1 f 1 Q.. XE xx-.P .IVY K W S A 1 P. . 1 ew ..-1 1 - r if'........-......g. .M ., ,, fi - + JU 1f n'ff u e1g 4 ff W 'E 5 ' 'avi 1 .9 mf AH 9 ff? H i F fx M' . ff' 1' ' Is ' 'Q fl' J x -X- r ., xr +R' 'rw xn, 5, jpaefli Jdcfion, Jdcfiuifg, laorffimarw u At right, FIELD HGCKEY. Left to right, ROW 1: Pat ln' goliai, Luis Barnes. Gerry Crichf ton, Marilyn Ahola, Pat Fiesel, Theresa jurcb, Esther Petruslra, Delores Corscr. ROW 2: joan Yvciss, llcvcrly Lcnwron, Gladys Slrwarlrowski, Rename Youngbcrg juni- Burkett, Hclcn Mesec Car-il Miklik, Miss Schwettc, Marial Dracos, Loretta Dietz. Claudrttc Tulwk, Lorrainr- No- vak, licvcrly lliorknizin, Margin Stancznlc. A! right, n tvpicil svn' . . . 4 t on the Sourli building lawn on any bright full or spring aftcrnoon as thc G.A.A. followers of Robin Hood pr.xrtici'd thcir friv- .ir oritr sport. Th- ' ' 1 tlicrs wt-rc coaclictl by Miss Kay Rnnilolplx. At 'right f5.A.A QIOLFFRS Lvl! li- rlglit, RU11' 1: K.4Dii li-nec. ll, Sliiulilf, N. H lumlwrn. F. l'l1ill1p-, ,l. 1N'h1ti', li. Lzilwus, D. ilnrlzintl, fl. Illini-V, 1' Lux, ll. Nt--w.lli.mi, li. Hollmzm. ROW' '- 1' H .. vnrxltaon, lK.Yollrwlw'r udku-.',5,a.. ,MJF Q L -v 9 wr I A 1. M. Mill...-y, T. im.-Img. s. llorvlt. l. V.-ri--man, S. liirbv, WAT ' A, llxallailmri, ll, Sclxzivfcl, N. 4 Slolv, -I. Srliwnrz, S, Plillvlurd, RUN' W: .l. lfmilu-rl. V. l:iirl.nn, Il. llovcc. Ql. Sr'liiirn.iclr'r lb kgnitmqm. J. llvzin, M. Dilpicii S. Aridirson, ll. Clan-y, M. Nolan, li. llroiclor l' NY THE R spring and full Q orts L . .p 5 wcrc arclicry, golf, :md softlnaill. School lwuscs took tlic girl golf' ers out to Bonnic Brook golf course wlicrc lwcginncrs rcccivcd lcssons from il proficssionail. wliilc the aidvqmccd golfers wont on to play tlic L' wursc. Mamy girls wcrc caigcr to lcairn tlic fast moving gzimc of Field Hockey. Trams wcrc formcd and compctition stqirtcd. During tlic winter montlis tlic old gym was zllivc with girls playing lmkt-rlmll amd vollcylmll. ln tlicsc two sports tlirilliiig gaimcs wcrc licld lf-:twccn tlic clioscn tcaims. 147 wafer Qrganize fmogohn 6 ug Upper picture. LIFE SAYING, Left to rig1ht.ROXV 1: Auclrcy Maki, Lois Clark, Nancy Rcdfcarn, ,Ican Rackcy, Dolores Sundwall, Gloria Martinez., Elvira Dcla Pena, Gloria Edwards, Marge Drysclalc, Val Furlan, Shirlcy Bomkanip. RUNV 2: Dolores Knox, Phyllis Hainu. jcanncttc Mitchell, Gail E. McFarland, Carolyn Kovach, Shirley Caniphcll, -Ioan Moran, Charlene Rchor, Pat Le Baron. ROXX' 3: Carol Ann Tucker. Nancy Bluinhcrg, Ann Iircunil, sloycc Swcctwood, Iudcc Hampton. Ruth Dean, Dolorus Erhan, Ilarh Pottala. Ircnc Olson. RUXV 4: Anno Macnorius, Caryl Shinsky, Mary XVagncr. Maric Russcll, Rita Skcllcy, Sonja Kuop' pala, Hclcn Kurringcr, Marjoric Dupics, Betty Jordan, Harriet Kelly, Adi Scyring. Lower piciuw, DOLPHIN MEMBERSHIP. Left to right, ROW' 1: Clairc Dux. Nlargc Drysnlalc, Marie Rus' sell. Rita Skclly, Shirlcy Boinkamp, Val Furlan, Gloria Martinez. ROXV 2: Dvlorcs Knox, Carol Tucker, Iudy Iircilcrickson, Elvira Dcla Pena. Nancy Prlumhcrg. Ann Freund. RONV 3: Charlene Rchor, -loan Moran, Barbara Pollala, Carolyn Kuvach, Ianct Mohlback, Sonja Kuoppala. O qualify for thc Dolphin Cluh. thc girls must takc life saving, pass thc coursc. and hc votcd in hy Dolphin nicinhcrs. This ycar Ncptunc's Kingdom was thc- rhcinc of thc watcr show hc-ld May ll and 13. The laallcts wcrc arrangcd hy rhc Dolphins. Practiccs wcrc hc-ld rcgularly. Oliiccrs for this year wcrc Shirley Bomkamp, prcsiclcnt, and Val Furlan. sccrctary and trcasurcr. 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Q gJ.,BN i,B t 5 W! 1 Q I U Y -fr 5 nh -...- maaecl .Sagem ,ga papa ar Caclef is 'mwgmff --'mf' sf A- ,., uv 'R 53 ml ' mtv? Sl W 'Top picture: A slwuliler strap, :alternating colors of black and white, slmow n cadet tu he ai IllClHl'5CI' of tlie Crossed SillWCfS cluln, memherslmip to which is elective lwy the active members from the entire corps. Middle picture: One of tlie duties of the officers and non' commissioned officers is to see tlxat il uniform is properly iitted. Sgt. Genscli Qscutedj and Sgt. Klister are issuing uniforms to two cadets in the supply room. 152 Lower left picture: Training in the evolution of arms is an important part of the cadets' curriculum. In the ordinance room Sgt. Gonyo explains the nomenclature of a rifle to three cadets, john Strobbe, Chuck Vickers, and Bob Draper. Lower 'right picture: Problems involving minor tactics are eagerly studied and solved on map. Here, Sgt. Souza ex- plains a situation on the map to his class. 0l'l0l CLI y, C6LClQtZ5 .S?00I'l50l ocaf Upper fiictitre, HONORARY Gllild CADETS. l.el't to right. ROXX' 1: Jeannine XX'roten, Sally Mazlo, Arlene Kutzler, JoAnn Engherg, Margie Hall, Barbara XYilson, Shirley Augustine. ROXV Z: Betty Brunlte, lone Frederirltson, Patricia Palhiclce. Barhara Miller. Patricia Gray, Rosemary Riegcr, Barhara johnson. Lower left Picture: Discussing the procedure of keeping the Military ollice in smooth running order arc: Patricia Palhicke. Sgt. Shelton. Sgt. Gonyo, and Rosemary Rieger. Lower Tight picture: The lvlilitary oflice hlossonis out at Christmas time. A party was given for the girl cadets which was enjoyed hy all. Standing around the little Christmas tree are: Patriria Gray, Jeannine XVroten, Captain Taylor. and -lone Fredericl-tson. HE Honorary Cirl Cadets in their snappy uniforms add a touch of glamour to the Regiment. The fifteen girls are elected hy student vote and enter with the grade Cadet Honorary Second Lieutenants. The girl cadets school record, both scholastic and extra curricular, is closely ohserved and forms the basis for their promotion. The highest honor that can he won hy a girl cadet is to he selected Honorary Cadet Colonel of the Corps. This year's honor went to Miss Barhara johnson. 193 R imenf Weef our ife eam arm! Leif pfafoon Upper picture Team Captain Hough, Truml' lmxucr picture, Xvrmds, Knox, czuk, johnson, , RIFLE TlfAM. Front: john Bieda, Qadet Manager. L-'fr to right, ROW 1: Crawford, De Thorne, Donald Hansen, Cadet lknnx, Lrarnwnt, Mcllrlde, Hollert, W hite, Sandahl, W1-ilglx. ROW' 2: Woods, De Thorne, fales, Laldwell, Drrnlwrry, btites, ino, Ullare, Newman. DRlLL PLATOON. Griggs, Huclrer, Crawford, De Thorne, Learmont, McBride, Hough, Raasch, Van Heirst-cle, Fox, Nelmn, Orhach, Sliailcr, Sandahl, Natalie, Hansen, Palbicke, Herman, Kenyon, Caldwell, Uloqovskv, Tahht-rr, Lampella, Knox, Roga- llcatty, l'lcmbrook, Hansen, Kantola, Howard, Hansen, Kilpatrick, Funk, Lentine, O'Hare, Allen, Price, Patterson. IFLE marksmanship is required in the R.O.T.C. curriculum. As an extra curricular activity, there is a cadet rifle team composed of regularly enrolled cadets. The cluh is coached hy MfSgt. W. F. Souza. During the 1949f 70 season, 19 matches were Hrcd with a record of 16 won and 3 lost, placing the cluh Sth among 120 teams in the Fifth Army Interscholastic Mzitch, and 11th among 208 teams in the Hearst Match. The highlight of the season was the National Rifle Association Section Match. Our fourfman team fired 711 out of a possible 800 to win the match. 174 0 . , 1 0l'lfLl9CU'l L85 CLFLJ K .APG LUO Mm 6 X... .f-ww... 1 wsu.-X-yu-mm-M .,,..f....w ..-,ng--nnmaww to Xvf' 'N----el-A, I an tv- ! V.. Upper picture, COMPANY A: C.O., Lt. Col. John Griggs, li.O., Captain Roh:-rt W-acids, lst Sgt., Sic Mor' ris Hlnmhcrp, Capt. Ralph Pattcrson, lst Lt. Richaril Martcns. Roster: Anltlcy, llalrlritlqu, Bamcs, Bayles, Bcll, Hcnnctt, licntivcgna, Bcrcnt, Bonncs, Booth, Bocttlc, Boyncwicz, llrcnche, Carr, Cliamcrxnik, Chamcrik, J., Coon, Crawford, Dahl. Davis, Ditzig, Dolence, Dunn, Ellis, Espcrsun, Falotico, Fay, Fishcr, Francis. Fye, Gargano. Clngovsliy, Coodson, Gosscl, Granger, Hansen, Jackson. Jeffers, Forgcnsen, Karlovich, Kelly, Knox, Koncan, Kukar, Lcntinc, Levonowitz, Mackey, May. Mayo. McSorlcy, Meyer, Milligan, Idulroncy, Opal. Palhicke, Pankratz, Ptasicnski, Rawn, Rico, Rudolph, Satterhcld, Schroder, Schucneman, Scilay, Sniclizr, Start-shina, Sutcr, Thompson, Tobin, Torrcz, Van Hcirseclc, Van Truck, Yvcndricks, Zotzy. Lowur pictuvz, COMPANY B: C.O., Captain Jose-pli Jadrich, li.O., lst Lt. Joseph Ptasicnskig lst Sgt. Sic William Elliot, lst Lt. Allen Camphcll, Capt. Richard Glogovslcy. Rostcr: Adams. Albert, Bagby. Baker, Beckman, Bulskics, Bettis, Blakemore, Calkins, Clark, Cliff, Cray, Cyganck, Davis, Davis, F., DcTh0rnc, Dixon, Douglas, Dunn, Dupin, Diagvila, Ello, Jalcs, Fults, Fisher, Frrcman, Colz, Condlct, Hanson, Haydock, Hoflcrt, Howlcy, Jacobson, Kenyon, Kllgcr, Kinscy, Koschak, l..aD11kc, Lucas, Macllia, Marslrall, May, May'- ficltl, McCaslund. McCullol1gh, McDoi1ald, Mcl hcrsrwn, Mcrlo, Mitchell, Moran, Neilson, Nclms, O'llricn, O'Connor, O'Hare, Perzigian, Pctrovic, Pickell, Pickus, Pullcn, Raasch, Rcclccntlorf, Rivclli, Schasanc, Schel- inslie, Schrocdcr, Scrzynski, Sharp, Sikich, Stitcs, Thompson, Thompson, L., Whangman, Waturs, Wchcr, Wil' ltins, Zielbcclr. 155 0Ifl'Ll9CLlfLiQ5 ana! E in CLPCLLJQ g0l l'l'lCLfi0lfl Vppur pxclu v.', KIUMPANY Cl: ILM.. Ll. Cul. fihxnrlrw IVYCBIMYL HU.. flap: vhnwvf Tmnwlwxrxm I-t Sgt. Sf. XYzu1i.-ll ll-vpvlnmig IQ Lt. Ilvnnld H-vugh. Zml Lf. Krnmth Alalunxi. Rust'-r: Aullkurlw, Amlvrwn. Ann.: Ilznkvx. IMIIMI-xw. Bzurltt, H-Atty, B1-11.1. Hrvnn. Bmhvs, Hmm-nu, Iimwn. CI,u'um1n. ffrzlwlvy. Uvlwulfkl. Ihlllugn IW-'ILA VAN , ll.-twxl--1. l5vtxxl!vr. Ulltnn-1, Dnpmx. HMA-1.1. Elxlmly. F4-l'n.nr1J.z. Fnhrr. Fu-xt-X, finll.-wx. lhmzzxly-N. 1ir.xh.mx. Hr llx' l, I l4muu. fhmwn. Hmlglx. Hvuhra. .I.m-mvk. jwhlxwlm. K.nllmt'. Klurxnlyzm. Kmnxxv. Klllmnv. Kxllmn. Hum. Kwpm.xx1. Krlvwl. Lzunlmwf. 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'NI'1xII I YI I.-, ILIIII-.,I II-fII:IIII1 I'III- II- I'I.I I,I I'I I' I' I'I' .X VIII I- I'III!I---X IlI,III- Iv ,1. III NI.'III1. NII N I'II:. NI: 1 YII-II NI 'l NII1I.N:IzI: YIIL X'-III-.II.I. XXI'I-I-I- XX III -. 1- I. ,. ,MIN-1 W .Q 1 1 X Salma! e id Mominenf A glance at the record of W.T.H.S. lived from day to day and from season to vinces us that Waukegan Township ing the most of their four happy high school ,,, ,va y, nv ,. v- +.. A-1 W- -f-in-Y ,-H1 .4 S 5 wi! ,F fag: M a I ir ,, mfr, 3, 195,30 Crm., T is Septemher and Selinnl tlays are here nnce more, Thrnngs of happy, smiling students enme marching, riding, racing, hack tn sehunl tn make the campus a hustle of activity. Wliile we were all happy tn he releaseel from nur studies the previous June, we are now equally eager tn return. Anything lm' a change, someone eehnes. Yes. hut this is such a pleasant ehange! For those who held down a sum' mer juli. school respnnsihilities will seem a pitf. Thnse of us whim just lnaleel. had grown mighty tired nt nurselves and nur lazy ways hy this time and were happy tn have a prngram' yes, any program even some stiff math assignments plus a few hunk reports and a little his' tnry tln'nyvn in for gnntl measure. Yes, it's nice to he hack in sehunl, We just ean't wait fur that first allfsehnnl dance. that first game nl' the year. antl. after a few shnrt weeks' those hrst six week tests. Pictures at lwttmn nl, INIQLZ Pugt Center. The scene is a Xk'.T.H.S. pep rally when spirits run high antl herpes llnat even higher. Jeannine XYruten is seen at the mike. The Lettergirls ham' a message that speaks for itself. Al Inter' right the eheering seetinn, ineluding the cheerleaders. is nntleeahly inspired. ' il rl' .M-MS' in ...w.W. Q , , KM wx if ,Aj 4 , 5 - A :,, , f'!E::r:.:.-' X ,.:LEE'I1 ..1.,, X v omecomin ringd pep pdf? CIJYLQ CU1 G CLIWLIQU6 LLQQI1 , ITH the Fall season comes also the traditional Foothall Homecoming week' end. Replete with pep rally, parade, a hig grid hattle at Wt'iss Field, and finally the gala homecoming dance in the gym climaxed hy the crowning of the Campus Queen of Foothall, it is one event that students always rememher. Picture on tlzix page: The pep assenihly in the Little Theater after school was well attended hy students and faculty alike. There was plenty of school spirit evident when cheers were given for the team. All 1949 Home-Coming plans were handled hy the R.O.T.C. unit, with Sgt. Souza directing the show. On opposite page, Top picture: The conihined hand and haton squad present a marching demonstration during halftime of the Homecoming game. They are shown ahove in the symholic 'WVU formation. Middle left: The Homecoming Court, queen still unknown until the dance that night, rides onto the held during halftime. The transport is a hayrack in keeping with the western roundup theme, Midtlle right: The game is on and Edgar lviixan is shown gaining much needed yardage against Evanston in the Homecoming game. Lower left: Homecoming Queen Arlene Kutzler is smiling and happy in the Grand Mareli with her escorts, Ronnie Schumacher and Boh Lenzirii, Foothall cofcaptains, at the BAR O.T.C. danee after the game. Lower right: Students and Alumni jammed the gym for the homecoming dance. The floor was packed with happy, chatting celehrants. 163 7 5 ' J T9 'fa 'A 'r' fy 1- ., 3 , g Q13 Q is is 1 if . Lev? s W Q 4 , S4 .X ' -4 ' ' , , 3' :lf , -' 1 'J 5 3 ' E 0 A - 'W iv g 'Y iv? 5 I, , 'gf vm yr 4 Q.: 35- g,tM rn. , -fy 51. :ZEN-Y V 5 gtg .Qv V e come fo wafer ana! gay oi ay eafion INTER hrought Christmas, To W.T.H.S. students this meant gala decorations, parties and programs. Foreign language eluhs eelehrzited with ohserviinees symholie of foreign customs. Sleigh rides. snowligilling. :ind winter SPorts were in order. Wlici eloesirt like winter? Un o osite nge. it ner levi: The choirs :intl the sieeeh tle airtnient, under the I PP P . P i P I A direction of lvlr. L. Gillcey and Mrs. M. Wlixoin, presented in stirring Christmas pageant helore gin aillfsehool zlsseinhly. Uf ,'wr right Ugly Christvnais cookies in keeping with the pre-Christmas spirit :lt XV.T.H.S. were hzilwnl for the students :intl izreulty in the high sehool Cafeteria. Nfitlille left: ffhristinxis class parties :ire in ortler just helore the holidays. and :Knnnnl Snitz' is no exception, us they enioy sonic fun and refreshments. Mnidle Yllfllff Menihers of the German Clluh view the Advent XYreath. ai tru' tlitionul part of the flhristnixis eelehiaition in Uerinuny. Beloit' far lffl' Uzinging up isn't fsnr. hut you might :is well tell it to the Marines us these hoys pour snow on their unfortunate vietini. Below mitlille: Miss Hurlhutfs heaiutifnl Christinns tree provides ai titting haielv ground for the singing hy the cxirolers. Below right: The girls seein to he getting the worst of this snow huttle in front of the South Building. Un this fitlgt' lwlozv: These stutlents tulce time out to ueiiteh their Neath during some snow lun. 51,,,,maWMfWy mf 1,95 JW gnwfg f w - -. L 3 1 llfljlzirf of Minfer Qcia! .fgffracfiontd 2 1,lCIlIl'UN mi L-ppusitc pngtx Inf pitlurci A grunp 111 qmiplt-5 chatting as tht-y rc1.ix at tht- ciikc party givun hy the Mi1itz1iy' Dcpurtimtnt in the girls' club rmmi. Mit1111u 1t'j'l Military pvrmmwl amd their dxttcf riitcrmg tht' ulfort Pixies Mihtury 151111. which was ht-ltl un 'lzmilzlry 11. 19511. K11i1t11c fight Cgnptglin and 1N1iN. T.ly11wr viuting nt the fivkt' party with Maujcir Amd Yvfrs. 1llI1Q11ll11'1. '1-lwfc im-ii :irc the licnds uf the R,O.T.C. dcpzirtmvnt. fivttom f'1C1ILTt'f Hmmurairy gucfts walling to ht' rCrx'cL1 thcir Cukcs. 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But then came release report cards and the traditional Holm Rally with all its fun. Un opposite page. upper left: A moment of relaxed conversation is enjoyed hy a group of Sophuinores while awaiting the arrival ut' their teacher. Upper riglit: For onee the classroom is quiet. Everyone is concentrating on the all important Hnal semester exams. Hi-re's hoping they all pass. Circle picture: During the two days set aside for finals, mueh studying and reference work is done in the library between the hour exams. Middle left: Finals are over and this couple enjoys the dancing at the Hobo Rally held on Friday after the last exams. Muitller A hurried snack in the cafeteria hetween classes is a typical sight during niidfyear tests. Middle riglit: There were two heated basketball games on the agenda during mid' year. The fans forgot their irrate parents and yelled their hearts out for the home team. Lower left: NYY XVnrld editor, lean Tiffany, eenter, and two of her staff rnernhers, survey the the lloho Rally which is sponsored hy the NYY XVorld Staff every year. Lower Tight: Frank Perpich reaches high for a jumpedflwall during a Varsity game. On this page: Semester exams are over and the fun hegins with dancing and prizes at the Hobo Rally. 171 QGHIQ5 6106! gun K X A, , A f, 2 M asv iw AS: ww if z 3' K my 1 Y 'fi 5 . Q U, it wwe! fjfx' E Q Q W Q W -I, , W w if im Q. ggwai X , ' , ..., ' M y X 'B W acuhy A ML! .fda jar .gllucfenb ACULTY memhers are also human heings, a fact which many students often overlook. Wlietu not husy teaching classes. teaehf ers are therefore likely to relax a hit, and hehave quite normally. A cup of tea, a friendly chat. a little entertainments Vahl there's a menu. Picture on opposite page. lop left: Charles Laughton. noted actor, was hronght to Vx'aukegan last Noveniher under the auspices of Local 504, American Federation of Teachers. Shown with Mr. Laughton are inenif hers of the hosting coniinittee. Left to right: Lawrence Hrainard. Rosemary Haddock, and Evelyn Taylor. Seated in center is Melha Wlixoni. Upper right: Faculty nieinhers take time out from school activities to relax at the Lihrary tea, an annual event sponsored hy Miss Daininon. Middle right: Teachers and parents share their viewpoints alter a P.T.A. ineeting. Here C, A. Vx'aldorf and David Fields answer a lather's quesf tions ahout school prohlenis. Lower left: The Girls' League entertained the faculty at a tea given in january. Pictured at the tea tahlt- are. left to right, Miss Cunningham, Mr. Potter, lvliss Allen, Nlr. Stalker. and Mr. Melton. Pouring tea is Bar' hara Johnson. Lower right: Teachers were invited to an advance showing of the lihrat'y's new hooks hefore they were put on the shelves lor the students' use. Shown examining hooks are Mr, San4.lx'en. Mr. lvlann, Mr. Stalier, and Dorothy Bright, Un this page: Alter a delightful dinner in the high school cafeteria, the Vfaultegan Rotary Cluh incinhers were entertained hy the Speech XX'orlv shop class under the direction of Mrs. M. Vfixoin, Some of the guests are shown ahove enioying the program. 173 Q 'af 45 'fa 5 'Qi' X ,flu :gs '35 WN, .H ame loringfime .fdncl Qjrcwluafion OW that seeond semester slipped away! Before we knew it, the sehool year was over. Careers Day, Senior Orientation. the spring sports program, R,O.T.C. inspection, the junior Prom, and graduf ation plans all these events erowded the lwusy ealf endar. But in the meantime we made the most of those long pleasant spring and early summer daysf- and evenings. We found oeeasion to relax just a little more hetween times of stress, to make firmer old friendships, and to discover new pals, new in' terests. Everything, everyone seems so much more full of promise and hope in the springtime. It's just good to he alive. All this served as a fitting prelude to the happy '-f-f hut just a little sad too, occasion when we said good hyen to our friends, to our teachers, and for the Seniors to the seene of our pleasant sojourn f-f four adventurous years at W.T.H.S. flll this page: Pietures numhering from top to bottom: flj Ken and George. at right, talk to lvlayor Coulson, Mr. Kotteamp. and Supt. jordan, left to right, on Senior Careers Day, fl! XVayne, lean. and Pat, left to right, from puhlieations stalls, visit with Editor Crawford, een' ter. of the NewsfSun, 131 Mrs. Bright, left, and Mr. Prichard. center, talk to parents and college representa- tives on Careers Day. Q-H janet and Mary Alice consult with a representative from Northern Illinois State Teach' ers College on College Day. 151 Learning some facts from the Carleton College representative are Peggy and lean. CARLUUN 1 1 ' .9 .zdufumn SEPTEMBER Orientation held for Freshmen. School opened for all students. The enrollment was 2156. First all school dance. Football season books went on sale. Reorganization of the History Club. First meeting of the Poster Club. Beginning of Football season-Waukegan at Kenosha. All girls' sports get under way. Subscription drive for W World begins. Pep assembly. Football game - Proviso here. After game dance. Mr. Faassen and Mr. Jackson discuss Jr. Achievement. Reorganization of W Club. Class Council got under way. OCTOBER Football game-Waukegan at Oak Park. Opening of Community Chest Drive. Miniature pictures were taken for Annual Book. General Assembly by George Campbell. song leader. Miniature pictures were taken for Annual Book. First meeting of HifY Club. Election of Red Cross Representatives. Assembly for Seniors by Mr. Jordan. Football game-Waukegan at Bloom. Spanish Club sponsors Fiesta dance. G.A.A. and Girls' League sponsor Autumn Express dance. Football Game-Waukegan at Highland Park. First 6fweek report cards. Election was held for Football Homefcoming Queen. T.B. tests were taken. Primary election for Jr. Class officers. Pep meeting. Primary election for Sophomore Class Oiiicers. Sunset Dance. Pep Assembly. Final election for Junior Officers. T.B. readings. Pep rally. No school. Military sponsored Homefcoming dance. Foot' ball game-Evanston here. Sophomore final election. General Assembly by Albert Otto, The Crypt of Civilization. Meeting for all Seniors-Mr. Jordan. Freshmen had class party. Football Game-Waukegan at New Trier. Af... JL. flw NOVEMBER 1. R.O.T.C. had company pictures taken. 2. Senior primary election for class officers. 5. Football game-Morton here. End of Football. 7. Season's basketball tickets go on sale. 8. Final election for Senior class. 11. No schoolfArmistice Day. 12. Club had its date dance. 13. Concert by choir. 15. T.B. XfRays were given. 17. History Club show- Honeymoon Review. 18. Basketball season begins. Libertyville here. After game dance sponsored by Spanish and Audio Visual Clubs. 19. History Club show- Honeymoon Review. 22. Basketball game-Niles here. 24. Thanksgiving Holiday. 25. Thanksgiving Holiday. N.S.P.A. Conference. 29. Charles Laughton gave two performances. 30. YfTeens gave style show. DECEMBER 1. General assembly. 2. Basketball game-Waukegan at Evanston. 5. Annual Subscription Drive started. 6 Assembly for Seniors-Mr. Jordan. 9. Pep assembly. Basketball game-Morton here. 14. Freshmen held final election. 15. Concert by Band. 16. Christmas assembly and the beginning of Christmas vacation. Basketball game--Tilden. 17. Basketball game-New Trier here. After game dance sponsored by Future Distributors. 19. All school free dance given by the P.T.A. 20. Basketball game-Waukegan at Paris. 27. Basketball game-Dundee here. After game dance sponsored by History Club. 1' .. .L 'UU3JJ .gh .sguingfbne MARCH 8. General Assembly by James C. Whittaker. 13. College aptitude tests for Juniors and Seniors. St. Pat's Bow Day. 14. Intelligence tests for Seniors. 15. Interest test for Juniors and Seniors. 16. Personality test for Juniors and Seniors. 17. Music department presented solo recital. 18. BobbyfSox Hop. bnhv JANUARY 2. Christmas vacation ends. 6. Basketball game-Proviso here. After game dance sponsored by golf and tennis teams. 9. Girls' League gave a Faculty Tea. 13. Basketball game-Highland Park here. After game dance sponsored by Jr. Classical League. 14. History Club had Banquet. 20. Basketball game-Waukegan at Oak Park. 21. Military Ball. 23. Semester Final Exams. 24. Semester Final Exams. 26. No School-End of semester. 27. Hobo Rally. Basketball game-Evanston here. 28. Basketball game-Waukegan at Morton. 20. Beginning of new semester. FEBRUARY 4. Basketball game-New Trier here. After game dance sponsored by the Intrafmural teams. 6. Deadline week for Graduation Announcements. 7. Beginning of water show tryfouts. 10. Basketball game-Waukegan at Proviso. 11. Basketball game-West Aurora here. After game dance sponsored by Annual Staff. 15. Classes elect representatives for Student Counf cil. 17. Basketball game-Waukegan at Highland Park. 23. Senior Careers Day. Ping Pong Tournament. 24. General assembly by Mr. Shortlelf - Pro Wrestler. Basketball game-Oak Park here. 27. A 25 per cent cut on lights-coal shortage. 28. Beginning of Regional Tournament-Waukef gan vs. Libertyville. First tryouts for Cheer' leaders. Committees formed for Senior Play. Final cheerleader tryouts. Sophomore class party. Industrial department held open house. G.A.A. girls sign up for spring sports. APRIL Choir gave concert. I'Iistory Club Spring trip to New York and Washington through April 11th. General assembly of tennis exhibition. Primary election held for Student Council. General Assembly given by students telling of experiences on History Club Trip. junior Prom, Flamingo Fantasy . Senior Occupational Day. Concert given by band. TurnfAbout dance sponsored by F.T.A. MAY Student Council candidates give speeches. Senior Class Play, Years Ago . Senior Class Play, Years Ago . General Assembly. G.A.A. Water Show, Neptune's Kingdom . G.A.A. Water Show, Neptune's Kingdom . Play festival by Dramatics Department. Senior picnic at Dunes Park. Memorial Day holiday from school. Awards assembly. JUNE Senior final exams. Senior exams and Graduation rehearsal. Baccalaureate service. Class Night for seniors. Senior A's excused. Commencement, Annual Faculty Luncheon. Report cards issued. End of school year. 0L'f-'K-4f k4fk'L1f L4f'W,1f .-IfLfklfkLlfxL1fk'L1f L'f k1fk .1f'L'f-'Lf' O M .!4CLI'l0bUL6lg2I'n2l'ltd Senior and faculty portraits by Northshore Studios, Waukegan. Individual underclass pictures by Schools' Miniature Service, Grand Rapids, S Michigan. Scenic and informal photography by W.T.H.S. Camera Club. Concert Band picture by Jim McNeany, Waukegan NewsfSun. Engravings and layout service by Leander W. Hagerty, Jr., The Leander Company, Chicago. 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NORTH CHICAGO, ILLINOIS FEI ERC' The Store tor Young Men Style Headquarters for Smart Dressers Always time New Styles First 'A' ONTARIO 7808 190 - In 1 'I--' I 'Www' - , v-,,,- ::::::::::: ..v..vv- -0 6 A-A- ' - v Jifrfffffii- - I, Ip TRADE AT It I coMPuMENTs I I GOODMAN'S I of I, I DEPT. s'ronE I 1+ D - + r. F. V. LeMleux 602 - 604 Tenth Street I, I OPTOMETRIST Phone Mai. 783 I I Waukegan Illinois :I V ir 1' I: The Home Of Tailor Made Furnifure Ig I 301 w.,hang+on S+. w.uL.g.n, Illinois -::::::: ::::::::::I::::: if ifffffff- -5 A555 :- I ICE CREAM AT ITS BEST! V - MEADOW GIILD - at your Favorite Fountain or your N eigh- borhood Grooery - , A 1 ' , E u :axe I2 zerxzr iiii I f ' -ze: F5 2 - flyflgb- -vi ff , Af, 1 ,-1 N ........,..- kT '- ' - Beatrice Foods Co. 428 Franklin Sfreei Waukegan Atlas Powder Company INDUSTRIAL FINISHES DEPARTMENT NORTH CHICAGO ILLINOIS 191 ,FV I -. U-5--Y V- .qv-gy' '- , TH ' -Q wk F 5 'E : I , KLElN'S North Shore Studio OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE ANNUAL W 0 PHONE: MAIESTIC 3740 225 WASHINGTON STREET WAUKEGAN. II.LINOIS ALBERT, KLEIN, MGR. 192 , . ,. if 5 I ' CONGRATULATIONS f IU n' L T I E as IIIUIIIII aIIII FU BEST was:-:Es I I TO THE 4 AND 1 ., ' if WAUKEGAN TOWNSHIP 35 I Dry Cleaning I I HIGgNig,:?OL wAuKEnAN lf 1: if Phone Ont. 7100 I. I-'aubel EI 1: 1' ' 1 N. GENESEE ' I T' 1 , cf .T -:::::::::::::: J F'ff'i?5iLiAiAiAiAiliAiAi'Sf'if'tfi-If'Sfif't7'i-f'ifltf'ifAiAiltr'tf5i'trAiAi'i T' I I I I I ly I, 4, 'I L k C 'I .ig a e ount ,T I I' . I I I ji lumbmg Supply Co. I :T - WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS - , 5 'I KOHLER of KOHLER PLUMBING FIXTURES Il Sold Through Your Masfer Plumber I tl ,I l, Onfario 7422 I Il: l307 Belvidere Sf. Waukegan, Illinois I I K53'64Lf'iAiLT4'S.f5iAe'S.f'i45e9iAiAv'Ef5 193 zgiff, 1' 4 1' :::::':::: -1 : 1 I 3 if E 1 COMPLIMENTS ' 1 ' 1 COMPLIMENTS OF E 'E OF I ,E 1 A FRIEND 1 1 1 lr KITGHEN r A P P I Block Wesi' ll A::: :::- :::' ::: 1 of High School l ' 1 fl Waukegan Lumber I209 Washingfon S+. E 5 8 coal co , n WAUKEGAN 1 I I 4 SAND and CLAYTON STREETS 'r if E EE 1, PHONE: MAIESTIC 110 WAUKEGAN. ILL 'r 3 ll:::::i:i:::::::: :::::::::::: reefiizqs TO THE CLASS OF May you realize your ambitions and fondest hopes in the years ahead. mhz Gliiizenf-14 zdiuual 'flgzxnlz OF WAJKEGAN The Friendly Bank fofr Friendly People MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 194 -..wr .H-Ililllw., ,.... . ,pr .-.an I. , I 1I'I,!'I' J' V- Id! 2 I X 7' , Q ,f 4 :E COMPLIMENTS OF Congra+uIa+ions Io WAUKEGAN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHUUI SEIIIUIIS III Waukegan - Nor'II'I Chicago CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS POTTER Q46 FIRST NATIONAL BANK WAUKEGAN ESTABLISHED I852 'A' Mb fthFDIC .1---w I f rf' Q -f ----- H--1-fe, .---.V+ L e ,env I x Otto's Paint and Gift Shop PICTURE FRAMING GIFTS - CARDS 125 N. Genesee Majestic ' V 'I 'I I I I I I :I 23 N. Genesee St.-612 Nenh Ave. I WAUKEGAN. n.1.. 'I QI 1700 Sheridan na. I 'I 'I :I I II 'I :I :I Expert Prescription Service I 1: Sick Room and First Aid Supplies ' . II Cosmetics l 1 1 NORTH CHICAGO, ILL. I :E Candy - Cigars - Cigarettes 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Soda Fountain Service H. V. CLEVELAND. ANGELO DICELLO 1729 :I E. C. IANKS. H. SANDERS I 1: Proprietors 'I 'I 'I 'I - -4 REMEMBER . ctcehl K 1 i EWELERS I South Gene:ee.Street Birthdays WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES lst Clocls l5th Watches 2nd China 20th Platinum 3rd Glassware 25th Sterling S 4th Electric 30th Diamond 5th Silverware 35th Jade bth Wood 40th Ruby 7th Desl Sets 45th Sapphire 8th Linen and Lace 50th Gold 9th Leather 55th Emerald I0th Diamond Jewelry 60th Diamond and Anniversaries with JEWELRY GIFTS BIRTHSTONES PRECIOUS SYNTHETIC Garnet January Garnet Amethyst February Amethyst ilvar Bloodstone March Aquamarine Diamond April White Sapphire Emerald May Green Spinel Pearl June Alexandrite Ruby July Ruby Sardonyx August Peridot Sapphire September Sapphire Opal October Rose Zircon Topaz November Golden Sapphire Turquois December Blue Zircon 196 I DRUCE QM, ee. Wg. , COMPLIMENTS OF Webber Cartage Line, Inc. CHICAGO WAUKEGAN MILWAUKEE fKiAvKv'xfcA Larsen Florists 1342 GLEN FLORA AVENUE pi The pick of lndia's famous Darieeling gardens If you cannot purchase this in your homo town-write us-P.0. Box J. S., Chicago 1901 PHONE ONT. 1880 ' .Qaaddftzoafa D20 GUTHRHEQS 'k SUPER MART 1103-05 Washington Street I. G. A. I. G. A 197 1-'EH - N -- --f --1 - f-n?l'v1-- --Q---vfeiwefe. 4. 9 G-t?4 Ec?'Ls?N CQMDLIMQNTS 01: THE KALVA CURPURATIUN O Waukegan Steel Sales Inc. 1201 Belvidere Street Phone Ontario 5810 P P f ':::::::::: 5555553553 1 I FRANK RONALD TRY KELLY FIRST KELLY l-IAFQDVVARE CO. Remember, Boys and Girls, when you leave High School, your needs will be fownd at Kclly's. l 1, Majestic 133,134 810 Glen Flora Avenue 'n P D ::::::::::::: -::::::- ::::::: Phone Majestic 22 1215 Belvidere St. SACKMAN LUMBER 81 COAL CO. Coal - Coke - Lumber - Millwork Roofing, Building Material LEROY W. SACKMAN, President WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS 198 7 CMA Me ,Wiz of ,fftmm ,ff W. guSi11lER A. SIVER HARDWARE COM PANY 1117-19 Washington Street Phone: Ont. 8100-8101 That Good Hardware Store at Edison Square A. L. BRUMUND COMPANY Visit Our Retail Ice Cream Store Ontario 6700 Waukegan. Illinois Uar Congratulations to the Class of 1950 141 South Genesee Street Waukegan. Illinois BETTER FURN1Tz1RE AT N0 EXTRA cosv' 199 ' -'-f v v -V v! To The Class of 1950 AND TO THE ENTIRE FACULTY Our Sincere Wish is . . . io: your Continued Success and Happiness Charles Sachs Furniture Co. 1109-1115 Washington Street Phone: Ontario 8180 COMPLIMQENTS NATIONAL PRESS 1617 Lakeside Ave. NORTH CHICAGO. II.LINOIS CIIEVRIILET WETZEL 8: TURNER BUICK Complimenis of NEWMAIXVS WAUKEGAN'S FASHION CENTER 200 T .-,..,....,- ......,.. ,,, ,W , ,-QV,-my, .K 1 HTTEHBEIWS CLASS JEWELRY THAT HAS STYLE AND ORIGINALITY EE 2746? 30956 HENDERSONS Q Jewelry Sfore Edison Court . 1127 W. Washington St 9 So. Genesee St. Phone Mui. 431 'k WAUKEGAN. ILL. Ii it's cr Henderson Diamond it is perfect ' YOUR NYAL SERVICE DRUG STORE e.4f WA- e4 I L 4+ ff' '4,A I v,-,,,,..+. ' ,z ' O I ' I Fansteel Metallurgrcal Coiporatlon NORTH CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 201 . ,.,E.,,,,, , .W -rw-iqf-7-----V f--v 1-W ---. COMPLHVIENTS OF Compliments of A L I S E N ' S Your Royal D li E S S S H 0 P Typewriter Dealer D Lake County Oitice Equipment 1218 Washington Street WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS I4l4 Washingfon Sheet' Cnf. 5393 Fon QUALITY BUY C0 0P Meats 0 Groceries O Dairy Products Gasoline 0 Oil COOPERATIVE TRADING INC Ir 9 CONSUMER OWNED CONSUMER CONTROLLED - , 0 Office: 7I3 McAlis+er Avenue Wau e an, Illinois 202 -- I W-f. , A. -I qu. L ... .. . ,, - A - '1:c,s.'t'-' ' 'Lf' f- - :::::::: ::::::::::: A:::'1 f::v - :::::::::: ::: 4, 'I 'I I, 'I 'I I I, :I :I II 'I I 1' . It I' I Compllments of ,I I :I :I :I I I I I 'I 'I 'I II In our book section today, tomorrow. I 'I ' :I -S A Q or any day, you will find interesting I 1: W books and interested readers. You 1, 'I 'I , , 4, 'I 'I have formed the habit of coming here 1, 'I 'I 1: throughout your school years - we I: J want you to continue through the ., aan ezeu I. I, :I :I years to come. II :I I, I I 'I 'I 'I dit! I I D I , , PEARCE s I 'I I soon stone - I I X C! I I :I Z? ZEMIEZA 4 North Geneloe Street I I, 'I 'I 1, lg Ig WAUKEGAN. u.1.mo1s 4 IC :I 'I 1 II 'I II 'I 'I 'I 4, ::::- :::::::::::- ::::::::::J 4,::::::::::::::::::::::::- ::: CONGRATULATIO CLASS OF 50 'A' unnuvl S ' F 512.10 PRINTERS MAILERS 510 Franklin Street Phone Ontario 9333 WAUKEGAN, lI.LINOIS 203 F! WEsT's , ' ' INSURANCE AGENCY 3 'r 'r B. F. Wesf B. E. Wesf fi l COMPLIMENTS O F A Karcher Hoiel Building 407 Washingion S+., Waukegan F R I E N D All Lines of Insurance 'A' ir 'A' a J Eastern Kentucky Ceals PEERLESS HARLAN CAVALIER North Western Hanna Fuel C0 211 Clayton Street Mcxlestic 456 QRED GEM 0 0 0 El 204 Mills Pharmacy Prescripfion Specialisfs PHONE ONTARIO 5454 IBOI W. WASHINGTON ST. I WAUKEGAN, 'P P D l 'u v r r 'r 'r r r r r r 'r I ILL. I I 4 P r r r r r 4+ J COMPLIMENTS OF Barton and Crow 109 S. Genesee ARWELL, INC. ABBOTT LABORATORIES Chemi ts '93 NORTH CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 205 --.rm fe fe A ,l.,,.1,I-I f Y ,... ..... T, -q -A-4--fm I- -Y - .,,,,1i!,:,.,,,-W., J., , 1 v --------v------- I' 4' 4: 4, I coMP1.nv1EN'rs or 1: 1 COMPLIMENTS OF 1, I A lg I - 'I ' V E N E M A N ' Green Mrll Cleaners 1: 5' S E1 In PAINT AND GIFT sHoP Phone Majestic 52 - 405 1' 818 Glen Flora Ave. Phone Majestic 4756 I :I Anna M. Gaeae, owner 'I WAUKEGAN. ILL. I Besl' Wishes IHE IIIHUIIEIIHII IIIUSIC IIIHIII 223 Washingfon S'IreeI' Onlario 8480 CYCLONE FENCE The Favorecl schools a+hIeI'ic fields airpor+s - parks Pro'l'ecI'ive Enclosure For: cemeleries swimming pools - couniry esI'a+es - clubs incIusI'riaI properlies ci+y and suburban homes CYCLONE FENCE DIVISION IAmerican S+eeI and Wire Company, UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION SUBSIDIARY WAUKEGAN, ILL. NORTH CHICAGO, ILL. 206 G 1,4 ,g . 1 I A- 1- 7 Ah- ui ,' .-1 U ' - Y' . , A gig' 15, 'N a 'E ing -1: f' ' 14' 4 .,,. '- + I+ I' I1 I' 11 I' I' I, 41, 1+ 1+ I1 L I1 1? 1+ 1: 1+ 41 I1 1 1 41 I 1+ 1+ I I 1+ THIS BOOK WAS PRINTED BY THE 1+ +1 KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICE . . . I1 1+ WE HOPE THE STUDENT BODY AND 1, .1 THE FACULTY OF THE WAUKEGAN I If, TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL ARE AS I1 1+ PROUD AS WE ARE OF THE COM- 1+ +1 PLETED EDITION .... . I1 I I + + 1+ WE LOOK FORWARD WITH PLEAS- If URE TO SERVING YOU AGAIN AS WE I' I7 I .1 HAVE IN THE MANY YEARS PAST. 1+ 11 I 41 11 I I Th K P ' ' ' I 1 I 1, I e eystone rIntIng SBTVIC9, nc. 1 1+ LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS I I 1: PUBLISHERS OF 1+ I 11 P 1+ 51112 Waukegan Nrnm-Sun 1, AND OPERATORS OF ,P 1 Radio sfafion WK R s +1 QI 41 11 K-.kaA,tiff,.GAALAGALAGA,A,A...,A,A,..,A,A,A,A,A.A,A,A,.,A..J 207 ,P P + + '+ + I+ 1+ + I+ I+ + P I P 1. , . , u , i E ref'-T' ,Q-15' ' '. Q , ,- as 1 1 JL' -v V . 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