Glenbrook South High School - Etruscan Yearbook (Glenview, IL)

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Dr. Delores Caruso: Read- ing Skills Mrs. Gloria Charles: DLS English, DLS Math, DLS Resource Mrs. Rita Chase: American Literature, English 163, ln- termediate Composition, Popular Literature Ms. Shirley Cowin: SWEP 153, 253, 353 Mrs. Mary Crabtree: French Mr. Hans Dahl: College Writing, English 363, Hu- manities, Independent Reading Faculty Mr. John Davis: Senior, Ju- nior Physical Education Mrs. Catherine Deans-Bar- rett: History of World Civil- ization, Russian, U.S. His- tory Mr. David DeBarr: Biology, Horticulture Mrs. Arlene Delaney: Con- sumer Ed, Marketing Mrs. Denise D'0razio: Freshman, Sophomore Physical Education Miss Lisa Dueppen: Biol- ogy 163, Math Science 153 Mrs. Sandra Dumalski: English 363, Word Power Mr. Nick DuPont: Ameri- can Studies, Basic Compo- sition, College English, Eng- lish363, Word Power Mr. Michael Elkins: Social Worker Mr. Max Farley: Drivers' Ed Mr. Larry Faulkner: Ac- counting, Business Educa- tion I fS, Consumer Educa- tion

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Teachers settle down at outh Choosing a career is a very important aspect in everyone's life. Not only is choosing the right career important, but finding an enjoyable place to work is essential. Glenbrook South teachers for instance, made the decision to be part of Southis faculty for various rea- sons. One important factor in many teachers' decisions to work at South included the lo- cation ofthe school. Art teacher Mr. Tim Mincey enters through the back doors to begin an- other day of school. I attended Western Illinois University, and in order to re- ceive credit in my degree, I was sent to GBS to student teach. The location was convenient for me because I lived in Sko- kie and it was close by, ex- plained Mr. Doug Kornelly, English teacher. Another aspect that has a major influence on many teachers is the reputation of South. Mr. Robert Schoenwetter, history teacher, stated, I lived in Wisconsin and came here to visit friends from college. While I was here, my friends recommended GBS to me as being the best in the area. They even said that it was superior to above-average schools in Wis- cousin. Even after many years of teaching at South, teachers still look upon South with as much, if not more, admiration than when they first began teaching. I am still glad that I chose to teach at South. All of my expectations have been ful- filled here, commented Mr. Richard Gregory, driver's ed teacher. E-I . c . Q.-.. .SW H' . i T 'l ,O Q. af y. 'L-ii W 'I Mrs. Beverly Berzinski: English 263, 353 Mr. William Bishoff: Chemistry 163, Geology 173 Mrs. Linda Blanco: Ad- vanced Algebra, Computer, Geometry Ms. Melsa Bobrich: Assis- tant Athletic Coordinator, Senior Physical Education Mr. John Boley: Industrial Ed IfS, Drafting, Building Trades Ms. Anita Bullington: Counselor Mr. Allen Bulow: Drivers' Ed Mrs. Marilyn Busa: Office Practice, Shorthand, Typ- mg Mr. Tony Calabrese: Sen- ior, Sophomore, Freshman, Adaptive Physical Educa- tion Ms. Debbie Caras: Peer Group, Spanish Mrs. Mary Carey: English 363, 453, Intermediate Composition Stafff 1 73

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