Conant High School - Conanite Yearbook (Hoffman Estates, IL)

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Administration . W. We LEWIS F. FOOTE EARL D. BARNES Superintendent of Schools Teacher Consultant Faculty HENRY LAWRENCE BREMNER Mr. Brernner wields the authority of The Office with firmness and wisdom. He can be formidable, as offenders have learned to their sorrow, but the atmosphere he has created at Conant is the sign of his effectiveness. He be- lieves that the varied or unpredictable duties in which he is involved are the rnost interesting aspect of his work, and he considers that his chief goal is to have each student strive for ex- cellence in terms of the kind of excellence with in his reach. In addition to being Principal, Mr. Bremner teaches Science '7-B.

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In Memoriam This page is inscribed in affectionate memory of Paul Martin, our classmate and friend, who was killed in an automobile accident the summer before he would have en- tered high school with the Class of 1962. We remember Paul best as he is in this pic- ture, with a mischievous smile, ready for anything that promised fun. . . . Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil.

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ANNE L. BORDNER her work. ROLAND R. BOUCHER This human encyclopedia of all history roams the dark byways and corridors of Conant, gathering more knowledge to spring on his classes f and getting information on chronic absentees J. He en- livens his classes in Contemporary Problems, U.S. History, and History of Civilization by being hilarious, or going to the other ex- treme and being serious. As Assistant Principal, coach of Varsity Baseball, advisor to the National Honor Society, and to the Freshman Class, he is kept busy. His chief goal is to become a better teacher. GUY F. BURRILL, IR time . . .? ROBERT W. COOK The corridors are empty, the students are studying C?j, and suddenly you hear, Quiet DownI From all over the building comes the ques- tion, What was that? But of course WE know. Mr. Cook, who has a weakness for paper clips, teaches English to Grades 7, 9, and 10, and suffers the position of advisor to the Student Prints with courage and matter-of-factness, for it is in this role that he must endure the literary outbursts of his student staff. Miss Bordner teaches Algebra I, Math I and II Survey of Physical Science, and Biology II. She devotes most of her time in school to unscrambling Algebra problems and outside school to coaching the Varsity Cheerleaders. Her favorite saying is I beg to differ which many of her students have heard, and her favorite hobbies are sewing knitting, and cooking. She is young, good looking and devoted to Mr. Burrill, who has sparked and valiantly led the most active new organization at Conant, the Ski Club, is tall lean has a crew cut and - wow! those sports jackets! He teaches 'YA and C Science t Grade Science and Physical Science. He enjoys all sports dramatics and music. Some of his favorite hobbies are cooking potatoes on Mt Washington, working on his car, or - Did I tell you about the