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

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L7NI Mrs- BOTGD Miss Chiles Mrs. Mary Louise Boren A capable teacher in our science department,besides being an apt seamstress. Her Mr Cglin cheery smile is enjoyed by all who know her and meet her in the halls. Miss Helen Chiles Everybody's friend and advisor. Her bright dresses, Nblue Mondays', and weird way of know ing when your Latin wasn't prepared are unforgettable memories. Mr. Charles Colin His habit of chewing grass is merely one of the things that makes him an outstanding coach. His dancing ability has made many of Whis athletesn envious. We're also thankful to him for our mascot,WLittle Butch.W Mr. William E. Corbin He is most often seen around school in that lovely smock he wears in the shop. Under his supervision, our boys turn out some admir able masterpieces. Miss Marcia Cowen Our friendly and helpful backbone of Y-Teen. Working with her is a pleasure as any girl who has had the opportunity will affirm. She gives us our thorough backgrounds in English, Remember the short story and poetry collections? Mr. Arthur L. Cox Our mathematics instructor, Mr. Cox comes to us this year after serving in the Armed Forces. His geometry classes are his main joy. Miss Margaret Dirks Her appreciation of music has been instilled into many of us permanently. She teaches appreciation classes this year which have been very successful. Her hearty laugh,clothes, and jewelry are memories we'll retain. Miss Grace M. Felgar Her charm and friendly advice are invaluable to all those lucky enough to receive it. Sewing and creating hats are only two of the things she does in her spare time. Making others happy,and encouraging them to get the best out of life claims some of her other moments. Miss Dirks Miss Felgar S as rx I 'f 3. f-f w s ' gg ' -- nlq 5 '

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---1--N -V-v - - 1 . sv - V 4 - -- - - -- W--1-, , .www -w-ww vw- ,..,..,,-..-,.,,. .W N...-,-. -,.w ,...ll,-....-..... ,. , W. THE SCHOOL BOARD Standing--Roberta, Tibbetts, Peters, Douglas, Moore, Pieronnet. Seated ---- Cooley, Burt, Kimball, Milne, Searight, Player. Our sponsors, who act in our behalf as adjustors in the everchanging problems of modern reconstruction, are always alert to our interests of school betterment and progress. They are assisted by a capable adminis- trative staff consisting of Mr. Tibbetts, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Burger. This harmonious group is always willing to lend a listening ear and a helpful hand to discerning students. Many new ideas have been given a trial this year. We are still using the staggered schedule and are experimenting with a neu activities period which should prove very successful because of the variety of activities. To aid the crowded conditions this year the park building was secured and commercial classes were held there. We are very grateful to these fine, understanding people who have our best interests at heart. K. K. Tibbetts M. F. Roba ts D. C. Burger Superintendent Principal Asst. Principal GE Page 8

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Mr. Fricke Mrf Garner Mr Lloyd C. Fricke Our new track coach this year and already the friend of many. His pet expressions to his boys at track meets, and shy smile are things we won't forget soon. Don S. Garner 'That mean ole man' who takes our poor boys out in the weather and endeavors to build them into healthy American boys. He deserves credit for not becoming discouraged at times. He stays young by participating in so many gym classes. Mr Harold R. Griffith This year a newcomer to W.C.H.S., our capable English teacher has helped many of us to become fluent readers. Grace Hartwich 'Hey kids-have you seen the new Spanish teacher?W greeted us the first day of school, and shd proved to be exactly as grand as she appear- ed. Her amiable manner has made her the friend and favorite of many. Ever heard those Spanish songs? Mr Robert Horsley 'Commander' has returned to us this year after a few years in the Navy,and its grand to have him with us again. He introduced wrestling to the fellows this winter and conducted a very success ful tournament. You made an adorable Santa Claus,too, Coach. Tillie G. Houts Her lengthy speeches to her art c1esses...being smeared with paints...and the beauti ful abstracts her students create, are a few of the memories we have of her. Her daily chore of posting the announcements has made her known to many of us, who are 'un-artist1c'. Elizabeth Husted Her's is the thankless job of get- ting us to clear the hal1s,etc. after school. Ever heard her accuse you of having one of those voices that carries? She has been a great help to many of our organizations and we are appreciative of her services. Miss Houts M155 Husted