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

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B 1 'wi 5 ,. :, 1-mm . f Q ei s A E Left to right: Evelyn Teinnw. Robe Kohley, Orvetta Hari. Mary Burke, Ruth McChes- ney, Laura RZlClC1'l1HCllPl'. Anna Waldman, Elizabeth Fleischman, Ethel Calay. Betty Walsh, Mary Schenk. THE CAFETERI STAFF CUSTODIANS LAURA RADEMACHER Cafeteria Manager ED MADER Head Custodian TOP ROW: Tom Burgess, Owen Callahan, Bill Merritt. BOTTOM ROW: Bernie Lentz, Gus Vlagos, Frank Herman. Not Pictured: Bill Johnson, Sadie Saey.

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GUIDANCE DI ISIO ln a school the size of Wheaton Hlffll the act1v1t1es connected mth scheduling testmff lefflsterlnff new students parent con ferences vocational and colleffe counselling and solving a vast ran e of personal problems of students call for vsell organized attention Vllss Affnes Sparks lS in charge of our Guidance and counselling proffram aided by eleven staff members Mr Sylvan Rembold colleffe and vocational counselor Mrs Ms ra Osborne senlol counselor Mrs Myra Osborne, senior counselor Mrs Ellzabeth VIHIUU and Mr Melvin Lemon junior counselors 'Vlrs Phvllis Custer and Mr Erwin Thormahlen sophomore counselors Miss Judith Greer and Mr Wendell Loxeless freshman counselors Vlr Frank Sandholm employment counselor Mrs Marle Qrhroedn school nurse and Mr lxathrvn Kldston attendance officer 'NIIQN ACRES QPARKS Director of fiuldanre CURRICULUM DI ISIO Offlr lal drstuptlon of the is ork of the WCHS Curriculum DIVIS lon llstsz SHPCIWISIOH of lnstructlon, curriculum changes and improv ement. maintaininff the professional library and text- book library. control of adoption of new textbooks and ordering of replacements arranginff for teacher substitutes, and keeping of textbook records. Dr. Gene Ackerman, Director of Curriculum, is responsible for that long list of duties, as well as countless others that seem to attach themselves to the Number 2 administrative position. DR. GENE ACKERMAN Director of Curriculum

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KILINI lx TIBBI: I Ib Treasurer lhstluts U6 and 30 Former Sl1PCI'lIltE'I1dCI1t of W heaton Public Schools N IHF RUSH of everx clax bun me often farl to apprectate the LOI1l!'llJl1tlOIl some mdnlduals make IH the lmportant actnl tles of our commumts hfe We would not care to hate thls happen III rewards to Nlr Kelm K Tlbbetts M1 llbbetts dexoied a llfetlme of falthful sernce to the WhC3t0ll out schools IS bullt on the careful foundatlon establlshed bs 'Nlr Txb Qetts Upon retlrement from the supermtendency a few years affo 'VI1 Tlbbctts entered a new form of QGIXIFP to the Wheaton schools QUIUIIT the l6Cp0IlQllJllllN of trcasulel of DlQtTlClS 95 and 36 It would be dlffrcult to assess the total 1Ilfll1CI1LC for ood that 14 set mto motlon bx a career such as Mr Tlbbetts Wheaton has been fortunate to hare expemenced hls flrm scholarls yet alssaxs klndlw touch 20 . N , 1, ., H .1 Q Q . -. 4 F' 1 K I ' . ' 7 rw . . . . , Q . ' . ' -. Public School system. as Superintendent. Much of what is good about l .. - 1 , I Y 7 Y 1 s . .- ' 4 . , , 1 c 'f' , , . .. as- ' . . . I U - cc c L. - . . v . ,