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

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Faculty MR. CLENN ANDERBERC: Dean of Boys, Mathematics . . . MR. HOVVARD j. ANNIS: Vo- cational Auto Mechanics . . . MR. CONRAD N. BAKER: English, Freshman Football, Varsity Track . . . MR. JOHN BAKER: Metals. MR. M'AL'l'ER BARCZEWSKI: Mathematics Department Head. Mathematics, Slide Rule Club Sponsor . . . MR. N. E. BAR- DONNER: Electricity, Fresh- man Boys' Counselor . . . MISS PATRICIA BARKER: Biology, Peppers' Club Sponsor . . . MR. OSCAR A. BAY: Boys' Physical Education, Head Varsity Foot- ball. Head IVrestling Coach. MRS. MARIE BEA'1 l'Y: Oflice Practice, Sophomore Girls' Counselor, College Counselor . . . MRS. EVELYN BILS: School Nurse, Future Nurses Club co-sponsor . . . MR. REY- NO I . BIXLER: Business Edu- cation Department Head, Intro- duction to Ollice Ivork, Dis- tributive Occupations, Future Distributors Club Sponsor . . . SGT. EXC HAROLD L. BLASI-I: Military. Rifle Team Coach. MRS. MARGARET BOYD: Mathematics . . . MRS. DORO- THY BRANDON: Mathematics . . . NIR. RICHARD BRETT: Speech Correction . . . MR. RALPH D. BROWVN: Head Boys' Physical Education. MRS. HELEN AI. BRUMXI: Ollice Machines, Typing, Cen- eral Business English . . . MISS JEAN BRYSON: Mathematics . . . MRS. BETTY CAIN: Eng- lish . . . MR. HERBERT I. CAINE: U. S. History, Civics. MRS. MARJORIE A. CARY: English, Literary Club Sponsor . . . MISS ELLA A. CLARK: Clothing. Retired January, 1958 . . . MR. F. P. CLYMER: Mathematics . . . MR. EMER- SON H, COLE: Business Eng- lish . . . MISS VIRGINIA CO- VELLI: Spanish, French, French Club Sponsor, junior Class Sponsor. CNO Picturej

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To Reliring Classroom Teachers JVLIEN D. HILLS XVTHS, 1928-1958 O The foreign language department will lose one of its talented teachers this june with the retirement of Julien D. Hills, Latin instructor. Mr. Hills will retire after thirty and one half years of teaching here and three years in other schools. In addition to his teach- ing record, Mr. Hills has an unusual service record, having served in the U.S. Army in both World NVar 1 and 11. ln Mforld lVar 11 he participated in both the Okinawa and Leyte campaigns. His preparation for teaching includes work at Simpson College, Drake University, Harvard Uni- versity, B.A., Iowa University, Stanford University, M.A., and Berlitz School of Languages. Mr. Hills has taught Latin, French, English, Ancient and NVorld History. His hobbies of railroads, hiking, and travel have been pursued over many years. Mr. Hills' spon- sorship of the Latin Club, as well his teaching, has given many students the privilege ol sharing his wealth of information in innumerable fields. BELOW: Reminiscing over an after-school cup of coffee in the teachers' cafeteria are. left to right: Mr. Emerson Cole, Miss Florence Grady, and Nlr. julien Hills. Some early editions of the Annual XV brought back memories. EMERSON H. COLE XVTHS, 1925-1958 O Emerson H. Cole will retire from Wlfaukegan Town- ship High School this year after having taught here for thirty-three years. In addition to the teaching years at X'Vaukegan, Mr. Cole gave five years to teaching in other places. Mr. Cole's preparation for teaching includes at- tendance at Beloit College, the University of Wiscon- sin, B.A. degree, University of Chicago, M.A. degree. Mr. Cole also records one year of service in the U.S. Army during World X'Var 1. During his years at XVaukegan High School, Mr. Cole has taught algebra, geometry, and commercial subjects including arithmetic, geography, English, and general business training. Music can well be listed as Mr. Cole's chief hobby. He is a member of the lvaukegan Philharmonic S0- ciety and served as a soloist in a quartet for twenty- one years at St. Luke's Episcopal Church at Evanston. Mr. Cole's home is in lvaukegan where he will contin- ue to enjoy his hobbies ol' music, reading, and walking. BELOW: Miss Ella Clark. at right, accepts a silver tray as a token of appreciation from the Faculty Association upon her retirement last january. The presentation was made by Miss Mabel Holle, association secretary and president-elect for 1958-59.

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Faculfy MISS CAROLYN COVERT: English . . . MISS MARIAN COY: Spanish . . . MISS ELIZABETH CRAINE: English . . . MfSG'I'. HERBERT O. CRAMER: Military. Drill Pla- toon. MISS HELEN CUNNINGHAM: English, National Houor Society Sponsor, Freshman Class Spon- sor . . . MfSG'l'. WILLIAM CURLAND: N. C. O., Color Guard, Military Sponsors' Ad- visor . . . MISS BONIIA DAM- MAN: I.ibrarian . , . MRS. DEI.MA DAMOS: Girls' Physi- cal Education. MR. 'l'liD DAMOS: Boys' Physi- cal Education. Head' Varsity Baseball. Varsity Football Coach, Intramurals . . . MISS ELAINE DANGERS: Mathematics . . . MR. STEPHEN DREW: Boys' Physical Education, Head Sophomore Football, Head Var- sity Track, V. Basketball Coach . . . MR. ARLEN FELCHNER: Mathematics. MRS. FAYE D. l9El.CllNER: Speech. Debate. Debate Club Sponsor . . . MR. DAVID FIELDS: History. Cross Coun- try, National Honor Society Sponsor, Senior Class Co-Spon- sol' . . . MR. SAMUEL FlI.Il'- PO: English, Head Swimming, Varsity Football Coach . . . MR. -I. A. FORIIER: Social Prob- lems, Varsity Tennis, Freshman Football Coach. MR. RICHARD L. FOX: Bi- ology . . . MR. LESLIE GIL- KEY: Orchestra, Concert Choir, A Capella Choir, Modern Mu- sic Masters Club Sponsor . . . MISS FLORENCE GRADY: Mathematics . . . MR. OTTO GRAHAM: Concert Band, En- sembles, Chess Club Sponsor. MR. AL G. GROSCHE: Science Department Head, Biology, Fu- ture Nurses Club co-Sponsor, Sophomore Football, Freshman Baseball Coach . . . MR. GEORGE L. HARRO: Biology, Chemistry, Head Intramurals . . . MISS KATHLEEN HEAT- ON: Sight Saving, Social Studies . . . MISS ELLEN HERSH- BERGER: English.