West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Faculty Milling tl clamp for a V-box on a vertical milling machine are George Bull and Rodney Wleaver frigfnij. A project for their general industrial class, this clamp which requires drawing plans, cutting, and finishing will he useful to these hoys when they are out of school. ,lim Tilton, Connie Hazzard, and Ann Glynn balance the finished mobiles which added a modern atmosphere to the caharet scene in XVest Highs variety show, Role Call fff11z'w'feflj, Luminous paint and sparkles added to the bright- ness of the mohiles, which were made of aluminum wire and stars cut from tin cans. Mary Dwyer and Glenna Sims remind Virginia Scordato that the important factor in choosing draperies for her future home is furniture rather than the room itself flower riglvfl. lfrom the many samples in the home management Class, Virginia considers a Pennsylvania Duteh print which looks well with informal maple furniture and an all over design for a more formal room with perhaps mahogany furniture. ff,'Il..--- J 27

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At West High in Rockford Things Are Really Happening LENA SCANDROLI, M.A., Foreign Language Head FRANCIS VALENTINE, M.S., Mathematics OLIVER SCI-IADE, M.S., Employment Director BERTHA VINCENT, M.A., English ETHELYN SCI-IUSTER, R.N., School Nurse MAX XVARNER, M.A., Physical Education Head, Coach HARVEY A. SHARE, M.A., Social Studies, Asst. Coach FRED G, WEBER, M,A,, Science Head E. CHRISTINE SHEETZ, M.A., Mathematics MAUD E, WEINSCHENK, M,A,, English CLARENCE E. SHUMATE, B.C.S., Commercial Head CHARLES E. WHITENACK, M.A., Social Studies ELIZABETH F. SUTERS, M.S., Science ED IQ WHITING, B,A., Social Studies SALLY V- TREFZ, B-A-, Physical Education ??fRLEs WILD, Bs., Physical Education, coach GEORGE W. TRUMBULL, M.M., Band Director ' NORMA WILLS, M.A., English, Dramatics N I I aff' fl it ' L. Scandroli O. Schade E . are I' C. Sheetz C. Shumate E. Suters S. Trefz G F. Valentine B. Vincent M. Warner F. Weber M. Weinschenk E. Whiting C. Wild N, Wfills

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Strultrlx Mrs. Samuel Behr, Mrs. Earl F. Elliot, Mrs. Edmund lf. Sullivan. S1.111diug: Mr. james E. Blue, Mrs. Wayne Finley, Mrs. -Iohn R. VanSickle, Miss L. Camilla Johnson. Cwzfwx' Assigning posts at a Sports Party to Mr. VUard W. Hartman and Mrs. XX'ebb C. Stevens. Jr., is Mr. I. D. Pennock. gait Mrs. W. T. XX'atlington. Mrs. George A. Paul. Mrs. XVard VV. Hartman, Mrs. F. XV. XVelden. Mrs. Ray F. XX'eigert, Mrs. XX'allace S. Morrison. I.ou'e1' Leffs Dr. Samuel Behr receives tickets from jane McMahon and Roger Wfelden at one of the numerous Sport Parties. WHEA Provides Bond The Wfest High Educational Association offers a closer relationship between parents and the school by having the parents help with various school activities. Sophomore, junior, and senior parents have an opportunity to come to school twice a year to hear a speaker or panel discuss topics such as The Importance of Participation in Extra Classroom Activities and 'lThe Use and Interpretation of Test Results. One of the outstanding panels this year was a group speaking on professions. These community representatives had also talked to the senior guidance classes. An open house at the beginning of the school year gives all parents an opportunity to meet the faculty. Profits from the annual card party provide one or more scholarships for deserving seniors each year. Following George Bull and Sue Offenstein pause to buy a coke from Mr. C. D. Miller at a canteen after an exciting basketball game.