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

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Staff Mend Specml Sci: vol Ser 1ceA At top left: Glenn Anderberg, Dean of Boys, is shown consulting a stu- dent in his office. At top right: Miss Vera Jerg, Dean of Girls listens while one of her young charges tells her about a per- sonal problem. Middle left: George W. Osbun, Di- rector of the Evening school pro- gram, is pictured at his desk in room 202. Middle right: Proctor Maynard, at left, Director of Research, confers with Reyno Bixler, Employment Counselor, about a mutual problem. Lower left: James E. Stalcer, Test- ing Director, is pictured scoring a series of tests with the aid of the mechanical scoring device. Lower right: Charles E. Melton, Summer School Director, has charge of the extensive program provided for study during the summer vaea- tion. 15

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?ranlzIin U. Zelun, 1117195 Principal FRANKLIN V. LEHN is completing his second year as Principal of W.T.H.S., having come here from a similar position at Norwalk, Ohio in 1950. The Principal,s oHice is re- sponsible for the direction of guidance activities, the program of classroom supervision and visitation, and the administration of the club and extra-curricular program. This ofhce has indirect custodial care of grade records, the administration of such auxiliary services as Library, Speech Correction, and Sight Saving, serves as a source of referral for special discipline and attendance problems, and the correlation of school-sponsored trips. Another important function of the Principal's office is that of a clearing house for ideas and problems of mutual interest to parents, students, and teachers. Two noteworthy changes this year have been those affecting the method of reporting and checking attendance and the method of conducting subject-registration. 14 f

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?aculty Y ,, E E Aisovr, ROW 1, left to right: GLENN ANDERBERG: Dean of Boys, Shop Math, Frosh Sponsor. HOWARD ANNIS: Auto Mechanics. MARJORIE ATON: Assistant Librarian. WALTER BARCZEWSKI: Mathematics, Dept. Head N. E. BARDONNER: Electricity. ROW 2: WILMA BARTIMUS: Biology. OSCAR A. BAY: Social Studies, Wrestling, Football, Base- ball. REYNO BIXLER: Commercial Dept. Head, Employment Counselor. LYDTA BOYNTON: Mathematics. LAWRENCE BRAINARD: Chemistry, Track, Intramural. ROW 3: RICHARD BRETT: Speech Clinic, Intramural Director. RALPH D. BROWN: Physical Education, Dept. Head. JEAN BRYSON: Mathematics, Senior Girls' Counselor. PAUL BURKE: Visiting Social Counselor, Football. JOHN F. BURNISON: Phys. Educ., Varsity Football, Bas- ketball. ROW 4: HERBERT CAINE: Social Studies. ELLA CLARK: Home Economics. PAUL CLYMER: Mathematics. EMERSON H. COLE: Commercial. CAPTAIN GEORGE COSTA: Asst. P.M.S.8zT. oPPosITi: PAGE, upper left: Louis Koschak and Al Scott are using the Mortising machine in Mr. Vicker's advanced Woodshop class. Upper right: Members of the vocal music classes are gath- ered around the piano practicing with Mr. Leslie Gilkey, vocal music director. Center: loan Moran, center, practices her computation as Pat Lux, and Thalia Dracos look on. They are members of Mr. Veairnell White's oihce practice class. Lower left: Mr. Everett Misunas of the Art department watches Sylvia Zorc as she shapes a clay howl on the pot- ter's wheel. Lower right: Shown making the hem on Nancy Mottis smock is Patsy Kerpan, left while Dimi Trola Botsios at right works on the sewing machine to finish her dress. The girls are in Miss Leona Stovener's clothing class. L YM, ,