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

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Consumer Education, Required Course Business is one of the strongest and most influential social in- stitutions in American society today. The Business Education Department strives to meet the needs of each of the students, whether it is in the area of vocational training or for personal use. The most recent addition to the business curriculum is Consumer Education which is required for graduation. Personal Typing con- tinues to be one of the most popular courses. M W, WWW-'.:, 7 2 is '- lr . 1. 3, 1:3 4 . bi +1 3 as ,.1- Qqi 9 , f K 5545 i, fix L . yr. . ..,. ., . .L it'-A , .K .,.. Top: Roy Kuskila, Dept. Head: Sharon Bokker, Middle: Joseph Crickard. Bruce Elliott. Bottom: James Garbe. Patricia Peterson ff IQ Julie Hughes in Secretarial Practices class John Murnane in Personal Typing class Tk 'E x gel 'i is re Q 'Q

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Words Have Power Writing an essay, reading a classic, giving a speech, creating a poem, producing a skit, learning to punctuate, analyzing an editorial, acquiring new vocabulary words, doing research - all are activities a We-Go student might experience in an English class. The English program is the largest and most diverse program in the school, possibly because all students are required to complete six semesters in this area. lf. as Lytton said, The pen is mightier than the sword, then effective communication, as well as discerning readers and listeners, is essential. - , p A iis' , - tiir 4 1 - 215 I isiri l N , i 3 ' I - . ...,, .. i.- ' . ' -,'. 5 R125 rt , , .ge , ' S F l ' ' lmlllfv' 4' 2- 1 2 ous f ,...,--w ,m,.,-,gp ttyg ,,,' . f K S ,sts ' Af . 1 ,- s' c f 19 , 1 ,! ',.--Q-I t . 4 . eil A , '-'2 T sa-tn . -fr If 1 11' i 1 gs-L A V. ::u.Nu.,,,.. Que' fx N N' 1 . jf - , . . - at '- I ,f .P S Top: Dean Burgess, Erica Crohn. Row 2: Charolotte Ekern Virginia Fairbank. Row 31 Charles Greenberg, Wayne Kosek Greg Leitner. Bottom: Mary Patterson, Cheryl Waldorf, Nor- ma Wissing Students in Ms. Waldorf's Speech class produce Cinderella.' Left to' right: Sue M. Johnsen, Steve Roberts, Roxanne Tepler. Mike McMurry, Priscilla Wagenmakers Patricia Bryan Dave Justice making a commercial Tom Doesdel right Chuck Baehr on c ew .W 5.15. f lx if Russell Severe Dept Head Roger Conley and Bob Olson recording the show