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

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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

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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

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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.