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

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main tenance Staff Ha Important Hole Group picture, MAINTENANCE STAFF. Left to right, ROW 1: Edwin Wallenwein, Anna Vol- , mary, Mrs, Ella Qaida, Josephine Wagner, Alvey '- r-R. Hullman. ROW 2: Ambrose Walt, William Eustace, .lack Mikkila, Glenn Shelton, Ned Hall, Nelson Duncan, Superintendent of buildings and grounds. Middle left: Shown unloading gravel for horse- shoe court are: Bill Eustace, on truck, Anthony . D1 r,' E 'll . Ar lower left: Bob Learmont is ready to hop into rbeiu and d Wd emiem the school truck for one of the hundreds of er- At lower right: Delmar jordan and Alvin Bassett rands he must make. are lrusy in the gym laundry. IRECTED hy Nelson Duncan, superintendent of buildings and grounds, the high school maintenance staff is a busy group. Their work goes on all through the year in order that the school plant he kept in working trim. Under their care comes not only the classrooms and corrilors, but also the campus lawns, Walks, the drill Field, the, swimming pool, the gymnasium, the Weiss Field bleachers, field house, track and playing fields, as Well as the school heating and Ventilating plant. This stall is an important link in the toial operation of the high school. 27 4 ...gi -Au

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Office, lerical and Nuxiliarq Staff ITHOUT the help of the Office, Clerical, and Auxiliary Stali our school cou not be operated smoothly. This group consists of ofiice clerks, secretaries, the attendance and bookroom clerk and others. The school doctor and nurse Work to- gether to keep the boys and girls physically fit while they are in school. Dr. Rob- bins, the school physician, is not pictured here. Taking care of the information desk and the switch board are two of the many duties of the receptionist. With the assistance of her staff, Mrs. Louise Love, cafeteria manager, prepares delicious and nourishing meals daily for the students and teachers. The activities cashier has the job of collecting class dues, book bills, and other monetary duties. The attend- ance secretary has the responsibility of checking the attendance of the pupils each day. Not pictured with this group are Miss Rita Stefanich, who held the position of secretary in the lndustrial Office during the second semester, and Dr. R. H. Rob- ld bins, school physician. hlrs. Marie Beatty Office Manager Secretary to Superintezzdent Mrs. Evelyn Bils School Nurse Mrs. Frances Bradley Secretary in Industrial Ojice 5 Ralph Brotherton Secretary Board of Ed. 3 l Business Mgr. 5 Mrs. Catherine Couturier Secretary to Business Mgr. Mrs. Lorraine Dell all osta Receptionist Nelson Duncan lleazl of Maintenance Mrs. Louise Cunningham Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Louise Love Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Gladys Neary Audio-Visual Secretary Miss Marie Sauter Attendance Secretary' Miss Carrie Schneider Registrar . Secretary to Principal Miss Marion Smales High School Office Secretary Mrs. Carol Staskewich .4cziuiLics Cashier Mrs. lrenc Strzyz Boaral Office Boolrlreeper Mrs. Lottie Turner Book Room Secretary z ,Ha fs ,t-IWW... oma.m-m.s.,,,,,,,m,,,,,,.- . ' iuiuWzxaan'1 .mmgpg I . ' ilHiW3miaw 1Wm,'gg

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WN l Z sfnf 'ff 3 Upper left, COUNCIL OFFICERS. Seated: John McShane, president. Standing: Kay Russell, secretaryg Rudy Cvlogovsky, treasurerg Miss Eleanor Moore, faculty advisorg and Bill Campbell, vice-president. Upper right, SPRING INDUCTION CEREMONIES. Left to right: John McShane, Bill Camp- liell, Kay Russell, Rudy Glogovsky, Dolores Bramm, Beverly Calvin, and ,ludy Jones. In circle, GENERAL CHAIRMEN. Left to right: Beverly Calvin, activities: Dolores Bramm. social chairmang Judy Jones, hall monitor chairman. Bottom picture, COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP. Seated: John lVlcShane, Kay Russell, Rudy Glogov- sky, Bill Campbell. Standing: Harvey Ricks, Sally jones, Myrna Turner, Helen Kurringer, Kay Dim-tmeyer, Judy Jones, Joan Moran, Beverly Calvin, Nick Keller, jackie Turner. Council Pl-vnwteA Stu ent government HE Student Council idea is a rapidly growing one. It is a part of the philosophy tlla young people will learn through activity, and that schools teach attitudes and hehavio patterns as Well as specihc skills and knowledges. Student Council is a laboratory in Whicl democratic procedures and experienced leadership are developed, and characteristics of df pendability, initiative and compromise are learned. Waukegan! Council is composed 0 fifteen hoys and girls elected by their fellow students. They meet daily, fourth period with their advisor, Miss Eleanor Moore. ln addition to this administrative group, eac- class elects a class council which represents each homeroom. :za I