Blue Island Community High School - Chips Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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MARY K. DEWEY, B.A., M.A. CLARENCE MURRAY DlSl-LAROON, O. L. DRIVER, A.B., M.A. Enjoys eating steak and swimming AB., M.A. Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . He . . . She has this advice for the grad- Enjoys teaching a good algebra will always remember making ex- uating class: Apply yourself. Use class . . . His biggest gripe in teach- plosives in chemistry lab . spare time wisely. ing is students afraid of horne- work. ARTHUR E. GIERSTEN, B.A., M.S. Would like to have a class full of interested students . . . Enjoys pho- tography. -2 QKELETAL svs kv EV, ky ' ri . 1 My-fi t 1 4- T R ' 1 Yi? . X ----- ,.., . ....... .. V .,...,,.,, . .. mag, kr l-l. C. EBERHART, M.A. Enjoys seeing determined students make progress, but detests lazy boys!! SARA T. ENG, B.A., M.A. Amusing incident of high school days: We spent one week learning to dance the Charleston for our prom, and then our principal wouldn't let us do it. K. I. FESSLER, B.A., M.A. Enjoys working with boys in athletic events . . . Favorite expression: Wake up! WELDON GROSS, B.S. WM. F. GUTCHES, B.S., M.A. Teaches wood shop . . . Enjoys golf Be a regular fellow, is his favorite and baseball. expression . . . Travel and garden- ing are his favorite pastimes. 1 l

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K yr X asv 3 -Q MONICA R. BRADLEY, B.S. ANNA MAY BROWN, AB., M.A. KATHERYNE EBEL BROXNN, AB. Lobster is her favorite food . . . She A students are tops cn her list , . . Enjoys swimming and skiing . . . appreciates a class that pays close Lazy people are her biggest gripe ller favorite expression is, You attention. in eaching. must learn to follow directions. n , .w I W X , A . ,lam-Q 'N Y' Tl-IEDA l. CHILDS, BA., M.A. Swimming and painting are tops with this English teacher. MARY CLARK, A.B., M.A. Enjoys swimming and baseball . . . Gives this bit ot advice to graduat- ing seniors, Forgive others more easily than you iorgive yourself. ESTHER M. CLUVER, B.Ed., M.A. Enjoys traveling and reading . . . People who chew gum and tail to make up work are her pet peeves. GC MARIAN CONELLY, M.A. ELEANOR K. COONLEY, B.A., M.A. Girls' physical education and bowl- Well, whadda ya know, is a fav- ing are her teaching duties . . . orite expression of this swell coun- Tennis is her favorite sport, selor . . . Enjoys eating roast beef and playing tennis. DOROTHY M. CRUISE, B.S., M.A. Teaching girls' gym and being a sponsor ior G.A.C. occupy most ol her day, but she always has time for a nice, juicy, steak. i 13'-L .GF vc? 1 fl V ff f ' i :, w ,Q fn . N1 My ' f 1 - ...M-u-:nun ,uf fi? 4 . V5 ' Q. 11

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EEUU? Md, glfigif, ln? Uefg wide FRANCES R. GUY, M.S. She raises Shetland ponies and pal' omino horses . . . Likes to travel. KATHRYN A. HAEBICH, Ph.B., M.A. in L.S. Enjoys working with young people . . . Dislikes keeping school records. MARIORIE I-IALD, B.S. She is one of our counselors . . . Her favorite sport is swimming. ELIZABETH HANSEN, B.A., M.A. Advice to graduating seniors: You must know where you want to go, if you want to get there. W. S. HARWOOD, B.Ed., M.A. Enjoys fishing and football . . . The thing he dislikes most about teach- ing is having to flunk students. ELMER I-IAUG, B.Ed. Steak is his favorite food . . . Fish- ing and boxing are his hobbies . . . He teaches drawing. ETHEL MARGARET I-IAUGAN B.S.Ed., Mus.B. Enjoys ceramics, and playing an organ . . . She teaches art. HARRIET B. HIGI-I, Ph.E. Gives this advice to graduating sen- iors: Let your mind wonder, not wander. GORDON G. HILL, B.S. Favorite expression: Nothing ven- tured, nothing gained . . . He likes outdoor activities-baseball, hunting, fishing. Am! I 06L g Pale 0lfU C QQIA6 ng it isadwm... s. M 3 me .sfeel