Wells High School - Correlator Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Page 22 text:

S RE CURHCULU DETER as i.. .:: +3 H-4 o s: o 3 fu L4 4-I .9 .E E rc cd ... td U -s U CU I-I Q. o 64 T6 U EI 0 UI UJ 0 U L-4 fd .:: .2 4: B .E 44 o .Q I-4 o 0. I-4 :S we Ez: ... E3 82 'HE :su E26 eu.-.H age 0.2 3 9 EES 445404 on egg GJ 805 20.5 mow 04:0 .xH,,, 5 .C 2 .2 Ugg ave .52 ,305 PL: Q53 .-.Eu '82-.E Siam' ua-SE 5: nu -ev 'Egg mo-E, 8'5- seo ':..-5 33 552 Q-E .ESS Fhivg Nl is Em :viz .2 V164 S5255 20295 Das: N r-4 E! OO U Wal' H TIES, IIILXSBUITIS CI O 'a U COHCETIS IZ. rn L.. as Shows, S . .E vil bra 2323 vi as 2 we-f .: v-.2:'E l.. Hogg :1.. '73 . 51.2 400 U ld 1. D- .9 .-. O In Ln .D u ct an u S! 0 O vi ua 'zz .2 U U5 -cs c: :x O La an bn E cn V, Ja In IU K14 r: o E 'a L4 Em Old in .9 J-1 in :I .2 U KU .- D i.. K 0 V1 Pa U llllll 3:0- m'C my was sm FE gm VIE 2 32 UD :gg 25275 MP ED oo m E VJ Dz do as Ou: U A--rg ogg On :za Eu KA me- C'-cs O bb C'- 'rs -C .EP .. -U E92 SE' U3 wma ,E :,.2 aa! He Bo Re FS affai Fo Social F C .: vi Ll U .o E H3 ,Q E o. 's g, grounds In u 1- Q D. In EE gl-4 H: 1- uildin 5 KI 3 mr-lr-1 L. u II Ill U 9 'rs Eu av? .---N :ua tj :l....'L' Q39 u 0 0. L. .5 'U Z' Ill t: .9 .J ru v t- U v L4 E tn C .2 u KV .Z-3 2 H1 X D Firm .E Ill E IU ..- .o o L4 ra. In U 4: V1 au .o Z-' u IU C U N U. 05 .-. L- U 4.4 II U u JI Ea Hea association 211123 vic 0:15. ow45 5 ID M 2 'a .. vi E O 0 La .-L' W 5 Vl KI O -s Nl n- O U 0 fi 0 ww L4 D. .92 -Ewa E o 3: J. nv C 0 fm- D95 N I.. rn 3 ri ru E tr ... U r: no E N l-4 nitation Sa CCHEEFS study 0 E o m ries, ID E c o In o Libra VI .ca 3 U u vi U L- Social affairs 0 aa C U 0 D. ORGANIZING EXPERIENCES FOR CURRICULUM USE v-:gui E235 o ages Ou-4 u'3m'U 5:35 Eos. E555 H335 Eire '+-:Omg eq'2f o'-S30 'EE-1--'S .G ,Um tw-.Ev ow ' 3.51.34-4 I-Ego om?-.Q 9.232 .Shu-card ol'--cm 2w'5'5 'GBM ES v to 'AI ggi' .tgD'zn.E gov! SEEES EHS Env 3 .CVC spew asm? ::,,,,,g15 M2255 606,55 E E -u'U Gauss ,::.:Eo.-. , o aEfEE OO ul! 58055 mfv'5oE 0.2Tu nE 'EE.e2,,, ..-.gimm :no-U33 ou- u U-u U 'A-1..q '-,J-1 e'GO0 aa2UQ aeiii mamm- 3 El553o a12E'E,,, '+-r Inv 55583 3 'o-A-1.2 ..- 5c.'2 5 ..-.qu-.-.ma iIE'o,g2:e :I:1x:ru4-I 0,3550 uz: -3: .-r..-iw-u aswe- aggai E: .3 Gmfco .aHA.5Q ..- ,, -m -.05 'gcfika :E.gTU:Q bu,g'U-54 .-C cm 'Un' QE mu-121: ...BELYE 50 ,ggfiii ,av25E3 533:15 -- '2.'53 ,mm ... -2g3'?G'C' 3--.CI-541' gauges gEQ '.-E' .-Dam wagwg Seam 3ofu2 HOME EXPERIENCES LIVING OF ONS CTI N FU OR J MA EN SEV 6 L. HOME HUMAN ECONOMIC THOUGHT ETHICAL AND CURRICULUM RELATION- CONSCIOUS- LEISURE HEALTH AND ITS COM- SPIRITUAL WORK DIVISIONS I SHIPS NESS MUNICATION CHARACTER Discussing family Helping budget -Pfelyafing ffEdAf0T Eating balanced Discussing current ASkiUZ gf-HCC at Hegging mother interests at meal- food purchases. 9315125 and Cindy meals. affairs at mealtime. meals-D gnc U' I t bl F time. Planting a victory puls' , Eating regularly Caffymg out Stung tw. 3 e' pg8gLEMS Showing apprecia- garden, Using confections and unhun-iedly. religious food Washing' 13151195- fiqn gf moths,-'5 or Buying foods for and soft drinks observances. 5i5fCl S Woking- mother. moderately' Cultivating pleas- Entertaining Sharing party H ' t' f Closing parties at Writing invita- Selecting worth- Preparing for friends, Expenses. frfgglf par ies or rcasonable hours. tiogs, acceptances, while guests. Dafflffs' f I Helping entertain pen mg H ' ft Deferring parties an regrets' Conducting one- Serving re res 1- SOCIAL mother's and mogsfately for tegllmg a el-noon until week-ends. Participating in self with Proplflefy- ments. tastefulllgcr AFFAIRS father's guests, we ings' . . E - d I light conversation. Showing consider- Cleaning UP 3 Being considerate lgirthdlysl d ggynyci' tihlxgrrleis atagalxiiexsno crate y Delleloping skin in ation to an guests' parties. to elder members unera s, an ' ' socia games. of family. holiday - celebrations. I Sffiviflg better to Sharing Financial Taking father and Promoting whole- Aiding parents to C'-1lliV?finE loyalty HDPfCC12ajge1.parents' rcsponsilgilities by mother ost some emotional understand the to ones family. 1'e5Pons1 litres. means o part- occasiona y. atmosphere. school's aims. Continuing to FAMILY Accepting greater time J0bS- Contributing to Fostering cheerful Extending family respect father and family ' . I I Realizing family's home 'leisure mental attitudes. reading' interests. mmllcf- MEMBERSHIP responsibilities. economic status, activities. Improving radio. Em-ning right to Shiirlng use of picture interests. newer privileges, fa 10- 63 late hours, use of car. Digsing h- I Buying durable Making hats. Wearing season- Thinking creative- Developing good Making over OWU Dfesentibly at clothing. knitting, able clothing. ly about new taste in clothes. clothes. A home- n Evaluating quality Cfochetmg- clothes' Realizing that Working i0 Ubi: CLOTHES Respecting of clothing. Discussing clothes. Enjoying impres- clothes reflect i m0i19y fOr Pfese PROBLEMS fashions of Budgeting for Keeping tab on sions created by one's p rsonality. able Cl0fheS' ' parents and elders. clothing. clothing styles. tasteful dressing. Praising brother's Providing for S32cgEI:rs's good upkeep of clothing. E

Page 21 text:

on all phases of student prob- lems. Community leaders were willing to come to the high school and speak in the audi- torium on problems pertinent to youth. Such generosity on the part of many persons in varied and interesting walks of life has enriched the auditori- um arts program incalculably, pointing up school experiences as they correlate with life. In many cases these com- munity leaders congratulated Wells not only upon attacking realistic problems vigorously but upon being alert for possi- bilities of extension of the pres- ent program. Items they re- gard as vital are toleranceg respect for public property and lawg a more rigorous morality 5 greater feeling of responsibil- ity and service to the communi- ty and less complacency about what the world owes the indi- vidual g more information about collective bargaining and un- derstanding of labor problemsg and more realistic preparation for the daily economics of lifeg further sex educationg love of home lifeg balance between KCfllllillllL'II nu pugc' 122 ' i - All W er H E f i F S ..iW,wl-nQy f,far M 1 ffffgiiszflfriuii--5l-1, A Q is I Emma A and 'what do the lzeigfaborfooorl leaders I, suggest? l5

Page 23 text:

L-v fd: Um D. 33 N: .52 ,H . So 22 11 c u. 03 EEE -- ru U 'UA nm A Mm .sri 'KG an .g 2 V: 3 -5: 1: 0 H - az! 9.-3,3 IM Ov? Eggs I: Sa L.. U 'A'E E WE s: '--,, 'E '0 'E.5..u55,ff.ai U., Mgvium '-f1Ev,E'5 -D' 'Eel'-'52 mg.:'U'D3 152 k .gem-Eg,-1 bd: E11 .GJ gn 'U '... ' 6800 3: JI'-' 20:5 En' .2 mo wsu 21-0 zz-..g5'G 'I 3 -ENE 2fT1 02355 ,,, .QE L 3.33 -sg We -S222 5 S 'E af at-fs '-4 L4 ',., 'd bb 5521-5 W E52 -5 . gh-au 545535 gmc Sv 'tags 'EEO 9503 bg 3, -,kg .fgaog 92,554 ua V bmw 'Hg :W :xl-. uC ' '52-www MGS '- .L afee 5: ff, 2 'E .g3,L7.-:Si 'no .L M .xg -Q 039' N, N :. .... QEEEZ E gi' 'Eagan N' U o w rn. m'- :: vw- '.. - Q. : -.. WSE' 252 ' 5 4. 5 .- r-D '- un .- 3- E ia:Z'.E ' 'S ES u-2,6 Segal'-2 M g u H Moz.. m V. gmc W .-1 E. Ol -E S. 5 53 -31: V 23:0- Q, H2 'E,, VE 5'- o'v 3-S111 wg 0 1: N Sm .0 ,,,8 LL- I-C-' ,Q U .C',, hh aw MED'-H fu: 5, HN cw Q4 .5-5.55 .vc ,E-H050 I me .Q ag g-gf. 2-gag gg moan- So E ggi, 'gi' .-. M,,f7',MpI uni: Enggiw U.: 'nvgfglgg Obi 5 ... ',j0-2 nr:-E O--2.-1'---9-' my 2,,,::,E'-g n.m,Z3 1: 5 'aw :-Hg: P4-Jaime. E: vas.-,. -mf, ...aw N '-o- - I Ld-5-vas., -4- --go-U Q .o Ewa' 'A 9' 'M U H' uhm.:-: ' Q- 3 -',, 1- 55 'Uma' 8' ug ues'--D on. A gn: . m. DC -9082 53.5 5 SUZL EE EE gg wE'5 3. I wb: wi Q' 512:52 w E-93 U no 'Un 1- fu un o-E d QUE r:S,,,: -.. 2 'Salsas -MS -E w 5 SQ 'G 2 'H 3 O 'ESS g 25 g -E22 5 Sn-E-3 3 '- ,z:'-'c ' - x: ' r: 0 11 mga-e w-EO.. H avr- .,, O 5.225 ...S Q 'U E offs. .E5M2'U E KA-QWES A -E U CCE .5 ME U-1 .E cu'-' Q 'ucv'-' -u 3 U :: 53 c... 'S 2- W 35202. -E - 'WU M H H S'-H-1 'Vs 'ro -.2 bn 'NEW-E M' ff PE 5 O3 Qffipm NESS-5 ff: 1: m .gg s-V5 :Wg-,ES-,. 'C 9' ET 82 0 E fa 'E-E had ,L 5.3.95 ME U25 QE :vu fyovi Q.. ,g --.,hl,:,,: -.. A130 no omg U,-:WEE sq .O ,M mr- -... -U H .M-,, hi .L Q -,, C- ,,, ---:::vv.-.1 Sn, v- .. g .. N 'WEE -131.1 H 3,'5'.:,93 rw.. G- 510- 'Z sg W- '-2 .,...'ahb -:E Sig- 'gigs E5 45 E13 2 'no'-4 mv, .. L. -H.-. x.. - '-. .M 5 Q...-S we H2 mgg -- E wwf 22 0 - 5 gym mf gg -- E ,Eg b 3 EWS .GE Q. :'ff?:'0.'- G N115 'va'-2 TISS '-- E - ,Q QW...-J..: lv 5 :Fly '-'s. 4. - as vu . aa H C .:: 3 E waug -o new .n 415' - E.-92,-3 Q5-Eg bag N -WWE ag-S E., -GQ ...sane Ei '65 -5.1 bf up ug :mam N... -'M .EE w 3.5 -2'--Eg: -sg-5 V, -2- 2 -svjgg 5 ggi.: '0 cu- ' M005 N -,. bc ' ua ww' if-'affvi 52 -ESE 4, U vi?-an -EEE H SME W-3,5 Sn, -3532 ...,L ,Q-53 .gmgg gy wb: PQ2 01 1. 2 0 cm 22 ' Swv 'Um U W ..-'So 2 wg OE EU me Em 1: 'isaliii haf.: M -Sw.. QE-5, m M520 ME T, . ' -1 ' Q .5 UOVC N' W 'Em' Z'E3 ':: 44 ' 5:5 5 -1: x: SUM 25,352 'SAYS 9: 9 -Eb SEQ 3 'am ' Us 1 N5-E umm m5.n,5.'ZLE 3.5. Sm'-E .: ,c .,,. v.::d bg 1- 3 un?-:D E E 'O Uh.. ga .5 2553.4 hum O3 Q25 'Eu MUS E32 S 7.-E13-so S , mo.. :- wg 12 .E-S-agua 'aof5.?f'5w -E W5-SEE ww - wie 'a gg .. 3.5221-E 'L'-.. SSW 9-5m-U -EC -9, ,ng '63 -052325 uo',,,.-I5 o gi, was gf' an c .53 Q 1- Oa.,Qu-5 EU'-1530 'HOU -E Q5 'E-c vi N 'S 305' 'U Z' A023-U un 'u ' - QEUEQ 5 E ,go 53,125.5 'EQ U -Q n'E,5.5 .n 'LQ cv'-'s.E. fu .+-+' z: ' .J G 00.2, vf ,Q 43, 225 in '-haw? 'E M2052 as ga wc nm mud .5 Envy.. -Ewiigm ,y QQ: -- 5:5 ,B mgmo B-., w Omg -1-5-n...a. g .UHEH E-,. U2-E-15:2 25: S M-.1 2-QS: a 'Eg 'ab gush- 'Sum 'D I if-t' M'-' aim o gg 11- O pq :EES EEE.: M5 0:5 if-2 :'E'5g U 251 M' - u u .Hg C A '- N l g ,id H 'fo 84g,S.2.5E ,SE ::5'Z-an gli 5 ml-1 :g,..,-.su :Em 0-53-m -C2 'UVU ',-3 O 7,5 :nm A UE'-'Ei E25 Nu' M as 1- Evo Z ' -l. 'n: un -Eg: E rm -5 .2 --au U E E '- 1- 'oc ae '- EH o.-x: Iam 0 .HQ mm, Ne- Z 0033 --Q C- Ei 5 wi w Er, ...U 9.03.5511 E03 az, .a,.': 'Ev .2 m I-'41 O ' :WE D-rg '-- 0 QE gm Q 850 3 E5 1:5-E wi' L. 4 wa .35 ,Egg S 59 .Egg .ei LAM Z umg ru 3 ua ,cum ov so O-Sig, U H 1 -9:5 v3 og 9 558.523 i .E gs? Mg E :GQ ig Q FNEESQAJE .. :af 'SH -e .2 Q50 ,1: ov Goff 920.56 E-1 Z 1- - 'gh -U 'zu ---3 H 4 UE 3.3.42 wg -5 ,'?,un,m 5 E U0 3'E'S'l .5 as 525 sf. V. zz 'is EE ,,,, 055513 -up QE 32,145 C Eau I-1 D42 ...H E '3 75 4212 V, -ggun g HO va T,'-E-EH5 -Eg. ms p. Un:-0 M35 L- .42 ami? 'EHS 2 HN Us 'u,,,:: 3 u qgam or W Q2 W IEEE gfvfd- an Q5-4 5: wg... --55 .x: mm O X Mx Wu- E o.o 'nw gg LH H gg v1 Show U U Z 3 56-wg 551 O E'U3g E mm r-4 5 E'U.3 ,.. E-1 Ewa-S' Mg S4 '55 ...ffl V' SM .km U D4 552 Sa Mm Z :cz Z2 mg QE-4 ml-A O 5-n P4 994 H4 O 3 1 I