Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

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Mr. Americo Betori Mr. Richard Crowell Mr. John Gasperak Mr. James Haenal Mr. Carmen Izzo Mr. Robert Kilfoyle Mrs. Barbara Kresge Mr. J. Donford McDonnell Mr. John Perme W. ' 5' Mr. Leslie Ruland is s Mr. Joseph Shininger is ,Q -- Mr. Howard Smith is Sew .F.. w X x Social Studies Stresses oncerned Responsible , , Mr. Mr. Hugo Zappa Jack Soble 'B-J QW, Ns Sf . 1 s TZ in 1492: Columbus discovers America 1776: Declaration of Independence World History and American History are just two of the subjects offered by the History Depart- ment this year. Being offered this year to the eleventh and twelfth graders as an elective is a course in humanities. Its main objective is to help these students search for their identity as well as human understanding and response. This new course is being taught by Mr. Fred Biehle and Mr. J. D. McDonnell. . The main objective of the Social Studies De- partment is the development of C1 responsible, con- cerned citizenryg this is 'inundated by the 26th Anienclinentf' Q18-year old vote? CMr. Hugo Zappab 26!History Mr. Richard on the Q

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l i Mr. Jeff Oliver l Mrs. Virginia Pelander V ia, 'W' 2 Mr. Frank Peters I Mrs. Louise Reaser Mr. Herbert Rice Mr. Robert Ross 41- Miss Margaret Walker 'f T 'f' Mrs. Judith Yellon ,'t 1-41 This year two new courses have been added to the wide selection of electives. Business Education, taught by Mr. Horace Ebersole and Mr. Frank Peters, is designed for students who are planning a career in the business world. Advanced Composition and Fundamentals of Research, taught by Mrs. Helen Gregutt, Mr. Edwin Hill, and Mr. William Freeman, is especially structured for students who are college- bound. The total course offerings number seventeen. Mr. Horace Ebersole grades a composition. English Cing'glish or, often,-lishj, adj, 1. Belonging or pertaining to, or spoken or written in, the English language. t'To improve each staclent's ability to communicate effectively, appropriately, and correctly in speaking and writing, to increase each students appreciation, understanding, and eraliiation of what he reads, sees, and hears is the main objective of the Language Arts Department. lMr. William Freemanj English!25

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N , QQ. MPX. 'K-3, l i as , + Ik' Z I T' Mr. Roger Irwin . Q. X s ,k1 :':Q Mr. Alex Kaufman Aiin . 1. 1,, . K if 2 Mr. Carl Lustrik Mr. John McGeary Mr. Robert Vencl ff Mrs. Emmalene Peyser Mr. Jerry Krasovec . nk 5 - -K ., , g A g p I i p Mr. Theodore Bell . Mr. James Fanger Mrs. Kathleen Gustavson q,:q I n . g ,rrq Mr. Richard Hagen 2 K X f N S E.. . F ives Q ff s 5 k 4 ,A s ass ' A f- i s . Math Points the Way to Science, Engineering Careers 2 -4- 161 + 46 : General Math X -1- l6y : Algebra .A .B .C .D AB + BC -l- CD : Geometry The above three subjects are among the tradi- tional courses offered to Brush High students by the Math Department. In the special interest area there is the computer which is available on the student's own time and which is incorporated into every course. Also there is a new one-semester course in Probability and Statistics, which is taught by Mr. Alex Kaufman. Increasing the students' knowledge in mathematics teachers also strive to give pupils knowledge to apply in other fields. Math!2'T i