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

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Faculty 1 2 f if ' .., .,.,: 5E.g5g,E:':P :-: Q A X, -S--u1 S.: lwdsgnge i 5 if 2 'Elsa A , ' yL,gggSsf,s,f, K , ss, t . 5 I . -1 , . .... . - ,. . ,... ., . . ..,.., .. .. Mr- Walther Mr. Walthouse ROBERT WALTHER, B.A., M.Ed., Physical Education, Foot- ball, Wrestling, THOMAS WALTHOUSE, B.S., M.S., Physical Education, Gymnastics, Golf, MARY ANN WELPTON, B.S., M.S., Physical Education, Fencing Club, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, Cheerleaders, BOYD WHITE, B.A., M.A., Music, Tri-Mg J UDITH WHITNEY, B.S., M.Ed., Physical Education, Orchesisg JAMES WICKLUND, A.B., M.A., English Department Chair- mang PHYLLIS WILCHEK, B.A., M.A., Counselor, Junior Class Sponsor-g CHARLES ZELLER, B.S., Science, Ski Club: CHARLES ZIEBALL, B.A., Study I-Iallg GEORGE ZIGMAN, B.S., M.S., Social Science, Basketball, JEROME ZILIAK, A.B., M.A., English. Q E l Mr. Zieball 1 Mr. Zigman Mr. ziiiak 26 PIV I n di . 5 cn A s i 2 s 3 V sql f C' 5 ' F A' ,E Miss Welpton f I ,., 1 l Tm H Y Mr. White Miss Whitney Mr. Wicklund s l i J 1 Mrs. Wilchek MT- Zeller In the interest of the student body, Arlington High School's faculty worked together constantly for the betterment of school policies and curriculum changes. Various committees were formed to improve policies on the school, district, and state levels. As a result of exploring wide-range curriculum, the English Department revised its courses and pro- vided students Witlf a wide selection of semester courses, raising the percentage of students enrolled in English. The Physical Education Department made a simi- lar curriculum change. Courses were divided into three-week units, and the selection of courses was considerably broadened. The following department chairmen worked within their individual departments to evaluate semester exam procedures: Mr. R. Attis, Mr. F. Schmoyer, Mr. M. Betterman, Mr. J. Wickland, Mr. N. Nielsen, Mr. J. Ulrich, Mr. D. Schroeder, and Mr. K. Schaller.

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W is SENIOR CLASS BOARD Front Row: Joan Smith, Sue Lasher, Jerry Duro, Gail Bolduc. Second Row: Abbe Thiessen, Bill Wolod, Mel Smith, Dean Stansbury, Merybeth Schroeder. eniors Look To College As Graduation ears SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Treasurer joan Smith, Secretary Mary Beth Schroe- der. Second Row: Vice-president Sue Lasher, President Bill VVolod. 28 With eager anticipation of the future the class of '71 ended its reign at Arlington. College among other opportunities, awaited the graduating seniors, who looked forward to new and different experiences. The month of October signified the beginning of the Homecoming festivities. The choosing of the Home- coming King and Queen, the building of the senior float, and finally, the Homecoming dance, all had a special significance for seniors of 1970-'71. This year's senior class board was very busy, under the leadership of its sponsors, Mr. Schroeder and Miss Hampton, and President Bill Wolod, Vice-Presi- dent Sue Lasher, Secretary Mary Beth Schroeder, and Treasurer joan Smith. Only a few of the activities which were undertaken by the class of '71 were the selling of senior buttons, the senior float in the tradi- tional Homecoming parade, and the selling of the Card Power shirts. However, the Christmas Ball was the highlight of the year for most seniors, and during the weeks before the dance, many a senior could be seen scurrying about, planning and making the prepar- ations for the main event of the winter months. There were decorations to be made, and food and a band to be obtained, which kept the class of '71 busy, without a moment to rest. As spring drew near, many members of the class of '71 thought of the excitement of the prom, which would bring an end to their four years at Arlington, and, they would now have to face new experiences and opportunities which awaited them after graduation.