West Chicago Community High School - Challenge Yearbook (West Chicago, IL)

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Administration 7 i '- ' A 1 ra .5 . A iw .Q H ,Q 1 g Q., 'ff s 2- A A - L' 1 , - t gg: L, V 5 If .Q :iw v' ' .ij L if . 5 ig, Q f f,-was i s, fwf. 1 , U ,,,,i K, i V f-mr ,X s em' ' f f Richard Waterhouse Richard DuFour Marie Gorskey Assistant Principal Dean Assistant Dean 1 7? V ' 4 5,239 , ,K L! X I 53 -V' X A . , 5 1. ' L V I ...-' : f f f is 43? AW-m f 1 ff., Winifred Thomassen Richard Howard Jack Katnmes Dr. Richard M. Kainin Administrative Assistant Business Manager Administrative Assistant Principal Front Row: Bruce Treudt, Secretaryi Robert Westrom. Presidents June Zimmerman. Back Row: Duane Walter. Dr. Jerald J. Saimon Robert Willett. Richard Gatehouse, Kent Orlandini Superintendent

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1 lx Becky Locket! beside mural she designed and painted in Room 226 A New Year Brin s A New Look During the early fall of l975 work was completed on the foot- ball field, the all-weather track, and a building on the southwest corner of the field for the storage of outdoor equipment, garage space, and restrooms. Three offices, one on each floor, were built in the south window-well, and the older restrooms were remodeled. Also new windows and blinds in the i926 section im- proved the appearance of the school, both inside and out. Smaller changes, but important ones for students, included the addition of ping pong tables in the Commons and in Room 226, the painting of colorful stripes and murals in rooms I56, 226, and 232 by students in the Title I Summer Program Linder the direction of Ms. Svec, and the placement, by Student Council, of a luke box in the Commons. llt'W psychologist. Thomas Cuscak. shared by Sophomore Mary Sue Nolan puts the new all-weather track to a special use. Dists. 33 and 94, in a new office CNew building in backgroundj John Oliiar picks Chicago. New football field is ready for first home game. 5

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vw' any fy jg ' . Basi Skill The Basic Skills program, which includes courses in all re- quired areas, offers on a voluntary basis an alternate curriculum. Pictured below from left to right are Larry McNamara, Dept. Headz Linda Adams, Sheryl Giszczak, Deborah Hladilek, Pamela Katsion, Doyle Potter, who taught the first semester, and David Ronallo, who taught the second semester. The following teachers are pic- tured with other departments: Loren Getz, Wayne Kosek, Gary Lunak. Paul Netzel, and Mary Rash. Also not pictured is Alice Zoda, teacher aide. if W WN gg. Y' A' Q le' J , K 9 s X A li t WM LIRRI ULU ' i .fiiin ' - Faculty-Far left: Lee Grubbs. Top left: Jeffrey Ainsworth. K rf . A Stephen Kimery, Clarence Kyger. Bottom: Paul Unruh. Helen .5 A L Zmrhal. Student Melinda Lynch above. 400 Students Learn To Drive Each Year