Arlington High School - Heights Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Dr. Llflwgml Gilbert pauses iuoinciimrily from his various Mr. MfLc1111r111, this yeufs new msisuuir supcrinurmlcm 21Ll1X'1liC5 115 ilun new gupei-iilieliqlcm, 1,0 POW for hir, Piglm-Q, :assists 5ll1lC1'il1LCIldC1'll Gilbcri in his V1l1'iOl1S 1'cspu115ibiIiLics dinini trator Guide Policies of Learning Front Row: Mr. T. Earl Thompson, Secrctziryg Mr. II. XV. XVilIi:nu Gl'iffiLilj Mr. Richzurd A. Bzlchhubcrg Mr. A1'Lh11l'E, Armstrong, Presidentg Mrs. 1.01111 Cuuiulins. Second Row: Mr. Aronson: Dr. Frank QI. Sn1iLh.

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S Student Receive Admini trative id New director of student activities, Mr. Norman Patburg, remained at A.H.S. for only one semester. He was transferred to Forest View to act as assistant principal there. Taking Mr. Patburgs place at Ar- lington was Mr. Vincent Ahnquist. Mr. .Nhnquist was previously music director at Forest View. Heading Arlingtonls administration is Mr. Bruno YVaara, who is responsible lor the over-all operation of the school. Some of his duties include working with faculty committees, parent-teacher organiza- tions, and department chairmen, as well as putting board decisions into ellect. The assistant principal lor administrative service, Mr. George Reat, is in charge of maintenance and repair olf the building, co-ordinating the use of the building through rentals, and discipline and attend- ance. Mr. john WY Rowe, who is Arlingtoirs assistant principal for instructional service, makes adjust- ments ol' curriculum and schedule changes. The administration added five new courses to this year's curriculum. Four major cultural areas are Reviewing the floor plan of the school, Mr. XVaara and Mr. Rowe look forward to the time when it will he remodeled. fi 49 studied in depth in Xvorld I--listory Il. Taught on a college preparatory level, I.atin American History is a study of the origins, geography. and development of Latin America, other new courses include General Power Mechanics. special Math Topics, and Ameri- can Problems. I This years school board members were Mr. H. YV. Armstrong. presidentg Mr. T. liarl Thompson, sec- retaryg Mrs. I.eah Cummins, Mr. Frank Smith, Mr. Richard A. liachhuber. and Mr. Arthur E. Aronson. Elected by citizens olf this district, the school board establishes district policy and discusses the prob- lems of schools in this district. The biggest problem of the board this year has been 'the question ol whether to restrict the enrollment olf Arlington or expand its facilities. During the past year Dr. Edward Gilbert began his duties as Superintendent of District 214. Mr. Roderick C. McLennan was appointed to Dr. Gil- bert's former position of Administrative Assistant to the superintendent. Together these men formed the administrative head ol: the five district schools. Mr. Patburg, Director of Student Activitiesfaird Mr. Reat, the Assistant Principal, plan the many daily school activities. 19