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

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Write, and Act in Various Language Arts Courses .rg At right, EVERYBODY MEMORIZE. Study- ing the script for the first all school play, My Three Angles, aref Bill Weber, Bob Bixler, Mike Hughes, Mike Winston and Tami Pickus. At right, CUT AND PASTE: ln the process of making speech notebooks ore: Butch Paul, Carolyn Chappell, and George Lam- K bie. e Below, NEWS AND MORE NEWS. Rachel Weaver's Debate Homeroom read up on the current problems of the day. WS 105

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East cmd West Campus Students Learn to Speak, Above, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. Miss Doris McKinney discusses Spanish techniques with a student in the East Campus Language Lab. OThe Language Arts Department, chair- maned by Mrs. Melba Wixom and Mrs. Ellen Bay, is comprised of many different and in- teresting subiects and activities. Among them are the foreign language courses, drama, speech, debate, iournalism, and the various English courses taught to all Freshmen, Soph- omores, Juniors, and as an elective to Seniors. In the English classes students are taught creative writing, the use of good grammar, and the different forms of literature, while the French, German, Spanish, and Latin classes strive to learn the basic fundamentals of learning to speak a language fluently. Producing the school play, My Three Angel's, and An Evening of One Act Plays, organizing and conducting speech contests, and playing hosts to debate tournaments are but a few of the many extra-curricular activ- ities sponsored by the Language Arts De- partment. At left, GREAT WAY TO STUDY. A parody on What's My Line is given in Mrs. Ellen 'K Bay's Sophomore Honar's English class. 104 At left, DISCUSSION TIME. Al Butkus, Al Brauch, Chuck Reid, Bob Barnett, and Jane Drew lead a discussion on John Brown's Body during Mrs. Melba Wixom's Junior Honar's English class.

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Special Services Contribute to School at Work. Above, OPEN WIDE. Dr. Andrew Furlan, one of the originators of the Dental Survey Program, gives a routine exam to Greg Schaefer. 5 I I Above, LARGE PRINT DICTIONARY. Special emphasis is placed on visual aids to help students with sight problems. Miss Kathleen Heaton is shown here helping one of her students use the sightesaving dic- tionary. At left, GOOD CONDITION. Making a routine check of a proiector to make sure that it is in good working order are Mrs. Geraldine Waldorf and Dick Feiertag, Audio Visual assistant. Below, MAY I HELP YOU? A typical day at the West Campus book- store means Iots of work for Mrs. Mary Gregorin. At the bookstore students are able to purchase many items that they may need for their classes. 106