West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Letterhead Lookout Miss Kirby War stamps and bonds sale chairman Sgt. Iveson advises cadets entering service Miss Campbell on senior play production staff Mr. Sabin interested in athletic activities Precision Perfect Mexican Mementos Cherished Collectionl' 25 L., , .fr 1' i 5

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Muskies' Menace Vw, Pleasant Pastimes Mr. Batesole sales manager, athletic tickets Miss Brown chairman, citizenship committee Miss Scandroli cheerleading squad director Miss Carlson sponsor, Town Meeting of the Air Chapeau Cerise Garden Glimpses 22

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As Mr. Shumway during the lN.S'7RllC'70R.S' Robert B. Shumway B.S. . Industrial Department Head LaVerne F. Barnes B.A. Industrial Arts Carl H. Klampe Industrial Arts Cloyd O. Robeson B.A. Industrial Arts Gabriel B, Wertsch B.E. Industrial Arts Harry C. Maitland B.E. Industrial Department Head CAssistantj George A. Berg B.E. Industrial Arts Charles M. Pratt Industrial Arts Alfred D. Sabin M.A, Industrial Arts Oliver Schade M.S. Employment Director summer continued the task of making training available to men and women planning to enter defense plants, he believes he has gained the satisfac- tion of sticking to a vital wartime job. Working in drafting rooms and machine shops, Mr. Barnes has gained valuable and instructive experience during his war-time vacations. He not only helped out in the war effort but also obtained suf- Hcient practical experience to qualify as a Smith-Hughes teacher. While on a trip North during his last summer vaca- tion, Mr. Berg took some highly prized colored movies of his family and their activities in the North Woods. A trip to the iron mines of Northern Minnesota provided a profitable summer for Mr. Pratt. His visit also included a tour of in- spection of the docks along the shore of Lake Superior. Dur- ing a trip to the Atlantic seaboard by automobile, Mr. Robeson acquired a clearer knowledge of American and Canadian geography. He discovered that early American history took on a new and more understandable meaning. Mr. Sabin enjoys, most of all, teaching mechanical drawing, consequently, he has spent summer vacations working in drafting rooms of machine tool industries in Rockford. Realizing that a shop teacher can profitably spend his sum- mer in industry and grow professionally at-the same time, Mr. Wertsch spent last summer at a mechanical engineering company doing jig, fixture and machine designing. He finds this work an excellent way to keep up on the latest develop- ments in industrial drafting. Mr. Sc ade gained both expe- rience and pleasure during the vacations he spent at summer school. When studies were over for the day, he would find time to do some fishing in the evening. 24