St Laurence High School - Valhallan Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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Hikes Ent illit If ,Q 'L,, krrr W . , W ,, EE? f' rlrr Q ' ' ,'Vi, j is XX, X J - X ,, Attempting to educate the whole man, the St. Laurence Curriculum offers not only courses for intellectual stimulation but also stresses physical growth. Physical Education courses are held daily. The activities during the course of the year include football, soccer, basketball, speedball, and softball, Also included is a weight pro- gram during the Winter, which takes advan- tage ofthe weight rooms. 148 f Gym .xii Top: Mr. Caliendo supervises a student using the squat rack. Top Right: Mr. Pawelski straightens his jump rope. Middle Left: On a workout day, a student uses the bench. Middle Right: Mr. Caliendo super- vises students using the weight room. Center: A stu- dent tries to reach the top on the peg board. Bottom: A student demonstrates 45 ' sit-ups. Q an , .ji X 'sex , saws .Q Q X4 A 5 5 A iiii A' x x x I t

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Left: Mr. Langlotz gets down at the Senior.Prom. Below Left: Mr. Kearney at the Soccer field. Below Right: Br. O'Donnell converses with Tony DeMarco at the Senior Prom, Center Far Left: Mr. Scott dress- ed to kill. Center: Mr. Kosiek lectures one of his ff'-vw -f +e x' I Barbers biology classes. Bottom Right: Mr. Lynch attends the graduation. Bottom Middle: Br. Granitz talks on the telephone in the Athletic directoras office. Bottom Far Left: Mr. Draski enthusiastically reviews the lab work his biology students did on the fetal pigs. .f L ,P 147

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Hikingz 'SZ: Art is a subject at St. Laurence that tru- ly gives the student the chance to express himself creatively. There were three art teachers. Mr. Smerz, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Martinez who all shared the task of developing the creative abilities of the many students at St. Laurence who have chosen the Art electives offered. Freshmen are introduced to Art in the 'i T Q- 'flu 'ix ' 3 N W 2- x 'If' the State nf the Art Art Foundations course. That is followed Sophomore year with the course Art II. This course is for those who wish to in- crease their knowledge on the more in- tricate parts of art. The highest level of art taught at the school is Commercial Art. This course helps familiarize the student with more Art techniques, color separa- tions, layouts and other aspects. M , E -541.135 get I . 7- if is A Top Left: Tom Galbert etches on to glass, just one of the many activities involved in the art program. Top Right: Mark Walshon meticulously draws his art pro- ject on to his drawing pad. Above: An Art I student drawing with pastels finishes his art project which is due the next day. Left: Using an old Yearbook copy a student practices his sketching. Aftf 149