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

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Row 4: HARRlE'l' TERRY: Sovial Studies . . . MABEI, THOMPSON: Cl0Il'lIHf'l'l'l3l . . . Nlll,'l'ON ll. THOMPSON: Mathematics. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Row 5: ELLEN 'llllJY: English, Sponsor National Honor Society . . . ORLIN D. TRAPP: Industrial Des partment Head, Yovational Elecztricity, Sponsor Audio Visual Club . . . LAURA TREVENEN: English. Row 6: LESTER VICKERS: Wood Shop . . . RUTH WALDECK: Commercial . . . GEORGE A. WALDORF: Physics, Freshman Boys' Counselor. 28 Faculty Hou' I. Ivft to right: PAUI, SCHOENOFF: Printing. Pulmlivations. Yis- iting 'll-avlwr . . . MRF. MAE SCHWANINGER: Pliysival l'l4luf'ation. Sponsor f,llIt'PI'lt'2lKlt'l'S . . . lRENE SEXTON: l-0llllIlt'l'L'lL1l. Rnu' 2: LEO SINGER: Athletir Director. Biology. Spon- sor lllulv. Ass't Cross Country . . . RITX STEHIHEN: English. Sponsor Girls' Leagues . . . l,EOlYX S'l'0EX'ENER: Homo Living. Home ,-Xrts. Soplioniorv Girls' Counselor. Hour 3: l'E'l'RONlLl.X STUEYENER: Home Evonomiirs Department He-acl, Foonls, Clothing . . . IRA STOPFORID: Vocational Har-hines. Industrial Arts, llraftinff . . . IDA 'l'ALCIO'l'T: English.

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4tta1'n kills In Trade, clence, Business Twp right: 5l.ll,Nt.li lllIl'All'l'Xll'lN'l'. 'l'ln- exaininatirni ol spet-imc-ns tlirongli a itlirrosvupe is just one ol the iarious zivtixities that l'UllSllllllt' an interesting srienve vonrse. By using high' pour-retl instrntnents. the students are altle tn examine the minute strnrture of mit'i'osr-opiv plants and animals. ln Biology vlass, left to right. Cerhart Hmnniel. .leanf-une Warner. anfl lieu-rly Shirley are inspf-t-ting a sample of ponfl watt-r. .-11 right, IDR.-XF'l'lNCl. Operating the Ozalitl llnplic-ator mar-hine is the duty of one of the first year drafting students. Don Parker is shown here extravting the finished lilueprint from the mavhine. llralting is a required vonrse for all boys who spevialize' in any held of lnclns- trial Educ-ation. Az left, COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. Specialized Commercial courses prepare high st-hool students for future occupations after graduation. Lou Turman is learning how to file. This is one of the fundamental skills required in all cmnmercial courses. 27

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4, r YM Q , tl W. 2, t V-F.. J nf' QQ? wil Photo Laboratory ECOGNIZING the eyer increasing em- phasis on pictures for all types of publicity. the high school industrial depart- ment has recently added a photographic laboratory for instruction in the funda- mental process of picture taking and pic- ture malcing. Any student who evidences an active interest in this type of activity is eligible to enroll in such an organized course of instruction. The high school has for several years maintained a darkroom for the production of pictures for use in the high school year- book and newspaper and for other school publicity purposes. .41 right. llaxe Henderson and Ronald Wenmlt are shoun at work in the school darkroom. Both boys are enrolled in Photography and are also active members of the high school Camera Club. 29 JOHN WKlCl'l'l': fllathematii-s. j 5 Faculty Ron' 1. lcfl to Vligllff XVll.l,l'Xll W'l'fl3lB: Social Studies, Junior Boys' lfoiinsz-lor, Frosh Football. S0lPll0lll0l't' Basketball. .-lss't Vlll'Llt'li . . . l7llANl'IliS W1-IISS: English, tfllairinun of Social tionnnittee . . . V. VVIIITE: Un lean- of alusf-lice because of illness. Ron' 2: .IESSII-1 WHYTE: Social Studies. Freshman Girls' Counselor . . . l.,.NWRENLlPf S. WIEKIZOREK: Drafting. Industrial Arts Wlood . . . MABEL XVIXOM: Speech. ,lunior lilass Sponsor . . .