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

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Bilingual Program Grows The Bilingual Department included classes in English, Spanish, and Math. The major goals were to help students achieve a positive feeling of self-worth and a sense of belonging. New this year was Mr. Joel Sandoval, who assisted the three teachers, especially where individual help was needed. Teresa Mansera, Jesus Escobedo, Marcelino Ballines New Nick Velasquez, Miss Rodriguez, Robert Campos Peter Alvmo Jose Lopez or Joel Sandoval, teacher aide Max Blanquet, Armando Aguilar, Maria Morales Juan Guerrero ABOVE: Peter Alvino, Theresa Lindemann, Carmen Rodriguez. 10 RIGHT: Ismael Gonzales, Armando Aguilar, Norberto Cielo, Mrs. Lindemann.

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E Painting, Pottery, And Paper Mache Art had thirty-two sections, which included Ceramics, Arts and Crafts, Drawing and Printing, Design, Art Survey, and Independent Research for the advanced students. The Art Show, held on Saturday, April 16, 4:80 to 8:00 in the cafeteria, was a highlight of the year. Mr. Beebe aids Steve Lutman. James works at leather tooling, Janet Salvadore cutting a print. ABOVE: John Bavido at the potter's wheel. Laurie Todd makes an angel candle holder. FAR LEFT: Pam Bender learns copper enameling. LEFT: Dept, Head Willard Beebe, Lindsay McCoy, James Rumberger, Kathy Skobel.

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Business Education Business courses included Introduction to Business Princi- plesg Typing and Shorthand at various levelsg Consumer Education, a required courseg Recordkeepingg Accountingg Business Lawg Office Machinesg and Secretarial Practices. Mr. Daniel King and Mrf Douglas Van de Mark were new teachers this year. Amy Klingberg, an expert typist. B. Riley, N. Bowen, R. Rego., B. Tann in Personal Typing class. Douglas Van de Mark ergioys Business Law. LEFT: B. Schneider, M. Hatchell and C. Wicklund in Secretarial Practices class. ABOVE: Dept. Head Roy Kiiskila, Sharon Bokker, Joseph Crickard, Bruce Elliott, Daniel King, Paul Netzel. 11.