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

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tn it Y . I 5 I I 21, Hs f Mrs. Jean Makas: Reading Lab Dr. John McConnell: Math IfS, Statistics, Trigonom- etry Mr. Tom McIntyre: Biol- ogy 153, 163, Freshman Homeroom Mr. Carl Meyer: Orchestra Mr. Tim Mincey: Drawing, Freshman Homeroom Mrs. Ellen Monaghan: Clothing, Foods-Nutrition, Open Lab Mr. Neil Morris: Biology 163, MathfScience 253 Ms. Gloria Mueller: Coun- selor V 1 do , ,,,, Mr. David Mullaly: Cre- ative Writing, English 263, 483, Intermediate Composi- tion, Literary Magazine Ms. Heidi Mullejans: Alge- bra, Geometry Base, Modi- fied Algebra 'Doc' Mutchmore: Ad- vanced Algebra, Modified Algebra, Pre-Calculus Mrs. Betty Naal: IMC Li- brarian Mr. Tom Neville: Drivers' Ed Mrs. Shirley Novack: Span- ish Mr. Richard O'Brien: Psy- chology, U.S. History Mrs. Mary Osborn: English 163, 453, 483 Mr. Ralph Papaleo: Ac- counting Seminar, Consum- er Ed, Business Law Mr. Peter Pappas: Begin- ning BandfOrchestra, Con- cert Band, Freshman Homeroomg Symphonic Marching Band Mr. David Pasquini: Com- munication Arts, History of World Civilization, Issues 8: Answers Stafffl79

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Profile: Ralph Papaleo Show biz dreams If you had to choose your career over again and you couldn't be a teacher, what would you choose? An entertainer. All Italians arc good singers, and if I could do anything, I would be an entertainer on stage with people cheering me. How do high school students of today compare with high school students when you were one? Students today seem to be much less inhibited. Students today are much less afraid to speak out, which can be both good and bad. outside classroom What are your future plans? I would eventually like to get into high school administration. I'd like to do it for the challenge it offers. What is your opinion of the stu- dent body? They're nice kids, I like them very much. They are also very respectful. As he looks over worksheets, Papaleo makes lesson plans for the following day. S Faculty Mr. Antonios Laouras: English 273, 363, Interme- diate Composition Ms. Nancy Lawson: Fresh- man, Senior, Adaptive Physical Education Mrs. Susan Leibowitz: French, Freshman Home- room, Russian Ms. Lynn Lipke: Art De- partment IfS, Ceramics Mr. James Londos:Auto- motives, Drafting Mr. Ken Lucas: Advanced Algebra, Calculus, Modi- fied Algebra Mr. Ron Luteyn: Introduc- tory Physical Science 163, Physics I63, 173 Mr. Erwin Lutz: German, Spanish Mr. Michael Lyons: Chica- go, Senior Seminar, U S. History Ms. Judy Majdanski: IMC brarian Ms. Sara Majors: Counsel- or 3, .1 l78fStaff

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Mrs. Marlene Peterson: Business, College Note- hand, Consumer Ed, Typing Mr. Stephen Power: Ad- vanced Algebra, Algebra, General Math Mr. Don Rabeor: Physical Education lfS, Senior Phys- ical Education Mr. Ronald Rank: Chem- Phys 173, 273, Physics 173, 283 Dr. John Reimer: DCE Mrs. Sandra Roberts: Counselor Mr. Howard Romanek: Chicago, Glenbrook Acade- my, European History Faculty Mrs. Muriel Roth: Ad- vanced Algebra, Algebra, Geometry Base Math Mrs. Janet Rothwell: Home Economics US, Clothing, Family Life, Interior Design Mrs. Gael Routenberg: Dra- ma, English 163, 353, Peer Group, Speech Arts Mr. Larry Rushing: Basic Composition, English 252, Freshman l-lomeroom Mr. Raymond Rukstales: Counselor Mr. Allen Ruter: College English, English 263 Ms. Sue Salay: Counselor, Latin Mr. Irving Sanders: Chem- istry 163, Chem-Phys 173, 273 Mrs. Debbie Saunders: Ju- nior, Freshman Physical Education Ms. Sue Schnackenberg: Child Development Mrs. Ellyn Schneider: DLS Consumer Economics, DLS English, DLS Math, DLS Science, Vocational English Dr. William Schnell: Bel Canto, Concert Choir, Freshman Homeroom, Master Singers, Music The- ory A AT fish N x . P fe Xe 'af fffeltfi T ' - x ,..-F - ,I .fl A ,f 180fStaff