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

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MWJZI2 The Faculty S MR. K. K. TIBBETTS superinlendenf of Wheafon schools. O THE BOARDS OF EDUCATION-Sf cl' : M ss s. J. Kroehnke THE BGARD OF EDUCATION and 'llie faCUl+v and H. Brown, R. Kimball, K. Tibbeus, inpiileer, ii. iam, P. ounakin f-heir eagerness +0 equip you' noi. only WHI., .Hqe Informa, Seated: Mmes, E. Helfrich, C. Cooley, F. Anson, Miss R. Raap fion fhaf you mighf need for success in your career, buf also wifh sincerify, sound iudgmenf, and apprecia- fion, which you will need for successful living: MR. TIBBETTS' piccolo, his speeches in assemloly, his dignified appearance: MR. ROBERTS' memory, 99 years, various jobs, puns, sociology charfs, NATIVE SON, fhe sap in fhe spring, down fhe well-known drain, busni, handmade china. ergo, l-lELlog MR. BURGER and his inferesf in all your acfivifies, his helpful suggesfions, guidance fesfs, shorf-cuf mafh. 2-finger fyping, Half-l-lour Club, hunfing and fishing, Kilci. Trips fo fhe office for helpful advice from MRS. VIDABELLE BUTCH- ER, NTISS RUBY RAAP, or MISS IRENE STAFFORD. Or for defen- fion s ips. MR. MORRIS F. ROBERTS, Principal. MR. DONALD C. BURGER, Assisfanf Principal. 6 L. iohgpjg Complefe faculfy directory will be found on page 7l.

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MISS FELGAR, Eor, people on her wastebas- ket, Children, hurry, hurry, Yesterday, These clumsy feet- MR. HERBERT HODGES and his yearly speech in pep meeting, his HHH, his complexion, his genial smile. MISS HUSTED'S Fl swatter, stories of Wheaton and Worlld History, When I was a girl, Whistling girls- MISS MIRIAM LEEDLE in the tele- phone booth, chocolate bars, See mhitul mean? And all that and all a . MR. CORBlN'S weekly slogans, paddling machine, enthusiasm for testing his son's Christmas ma- chine gun. MR. RALPH BOYDEN'5 good bands, his hard work, his iokes, his white uniform, his many batons. MISS MARCIA COWEN quoting Julius Caesar, tapping pencil, ad- vising G.R., Feel better now? What about this? MR. J. EVERETT BUSSART'S biology classes, his little read book, ex- actly 98 cents, I don't hear well. MISS CHILES' Blue Monday, People, please, red nail polish, un- canny sense of when you haven't your Latin. MR. COLlN'S pet expressions in toot- ball, chewing grass at games, Fresh- man girls could play better. -.r W I MISS HELEN HOAR'S phonograph records, dislike of gum. SiIencio! Quitase las pies do Ia mesa. l ., ,. Kx L mf . Lf I . s ' ,1 I 3 , fy MR. LOWRY in study hall waving to passers-by, adding postscripts to your letters, passing notes for you. MRS. LYTLE likes red roses, scissors around her neck, Kansas City, dra- matic pause, beards on boys, min- nies. MISS EDITH McCORMICK'S argument with Mr. Vaughn over who owns that squeaky swive chair, iournalism class. 7