Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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jwvvwk-V . f-A----W ' - IN NOVEMBER I940, THE STUDENTS OF OLE W.C.H.S. WERE SAD- DENED TO HEAR OF THE RESIGNATION OF THEIR FRIEND, MR. BUSSART. HE WAS ACTIVE IN MANY THINGS, AMONG THEM: TREASURER OF A.B.C. AND FRESHMAN COUNSELOR AND IS NOW STATE NURSERY INSPECTOR. IN THIS PICTURE MR. KEYS IS PRESENTING HIM WITH A PEN AND PENCIL SET AT ONE OF THE FOOTBALL GAMES. FRESHMEN TURN OUT FOR FRONTIER DAY. JUDITH ASH, ELEANOR ABBOT IUNDER THE HATI, BILLIE BRADFIELD, RUTH BROOKS AND BETTY DOOLITTLE. AT RIGHT: JOHNNY McNEIL AND JIMMY KNIPPEN ENJOYING THE AIR AT NOON. BELOW: THE COACH'S FAVORITE, AND OURS TOO, WE MIGHT ADD. AT RIGHT: INDIAN RIPPLING BROOKS BEING CONFRONT- ED BY RENDALL AND KAMPP.

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:7TR2 TO REASON ACCURATELY AND PRE- CISELY IS THE MARK TOWARD WHICH THE MATHEMATICS DEPART- MENT STRIVES. IN OUR MEMORIES REMAIN FLASHES OF GEOMETRY, PROPOSITIONS, THE MYSTERIES OF FACTORING, MR. OLSBO'S TRIG CLASS, ALGEBRAIC EOUATIONS. A 1 7fR2, FRESHMEN BUZZING ABOUT STUDY HALL LOOKING FOR ALGEBRA SOLUTIONS, AND THE CONFIGURATIONS WE MADE FOR GEOMETRY EXHIBITS. MR. ARNOLD OLSBO ARNOLD OLSBO . . . MATH TEACHER . . . SAYS HE WAS GOOD IN SCHOOL . . . ATTENDED MADISON HIGH SCHOOL IN SOUTH DAKOTA, WAS AWARDED B.S. AT EASTERN STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE, COLORADO UNIVERSITY AWARDED HIM A MASTER'S DEGREE . . . MAR- RIED . . . HOBBY, ALL SPORTS . . . AMBITION TO TRAVEL IN SOUTH AMERICA. Abou? our school. The bicycle raclcs, abou? lo go on slaqe in I'he Junior play. Lower left af Ihe Roman Banquet Georgianna eafs wifh her eyes shui, Mr. Vaughn, showing his besf class-side manner. MISS J. MIRIAM LEEDLE J. MIRIAM LEEDLE . . . MATH TEACHER . . . HAILS FROM WEST CHI IGR-RRRI . . . LOVES TO TRAVEL . . . ESPECIALLY WHERE THE SCENERY IS PRETTY . . . WAS AWARD- ED HER A.B. FROM UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . . . PLAYING THE PIANO AND ORGAN OCCUPY HER SPARE TIME . . . NO SPECIAL AMBITION.

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