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

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4- 'lunar M. ,Y .,e.mf,,,,W,..,.,,W,a ,,., , ,,.,, ,awum . ,M ,www fa f iClockwise-beiowj Mrs. Kioske reviews a worksheet with her ciass, Ms. Szuberla helps her student with problem vocabulary. Caught in between classes is Miss Craft. Studying before her next class is Miss Dunn. A pre-calculus class listens to an intricate explanation by Mrs. Flahaven. 'QV' ff' 'Vik Marianne Berger Leslie Bower Susan Craft Barbara Kloske lane McCauley lan Premo Kathy Schneider Helga Szuberia Foreign Language! 141

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New Teachers Add Class This was the first year ot the Math Departments new class, Applications in Mathematics. The class is lab oriented designed for lower level math students to meet the two year math requirement. The depart- ment also has two new teachers to teach the Fresh- men and Sophomore classes. Ms. Nancy Polken teaches Geometry, Algebra, and Pre-Algebra. Ms. Carol Haid teaches Algebra, Pre-Algebra and Basic Math. ln addition, the Language Department has added three new teachers to their staff. They are Marianne Berger, Leslie Bower, and Kathy Schneider. One of the highlights of the Language Department this year was spanish student Mala Byanan winning a one thousand dollar scholarship for an essay she wrote. Janette Boehm Virginia Bunting Dale Carlson Sharon Cross Susan Dunn Diana Flahaven Allan Goodman Carol Haid LuAnn Ligmanowski Eugene Lynn William McCauley Dennis Niedbalslii Nancy Poklen lohn Pree Richard Southworth 1401 Hath 4. et- kt, ,f-- M,..,,,.,.e,fa F7 Pamela Sullivan James Wertz l

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Barbara Anderson Sue Ellen Cleary Martha Goughnour Mary Ellen Latoret Ruth MacDonald New Third Year Brings Biggest Changes The most significant change in the English Depart- ment this year was the switch to a tull-year curricu- lum tor iuniors. ln addition, some students chose to combine their History and English requirements through American Studies, a two-hour course taught by both history and English teachers. New state guidelines tor college entrance requirements were telt in all departments. Conant and 211 however, already require tour years ot English for graduation. Many students choose from the electives open to seniors only, while some have completed four tull units by the end ot their junior year. 4Clockwise-rightj Mrs. Morel and Mrs. Putman discuss a possible lunch date. Nancy Daly seeks advice trom the helptul librarian. Mr. Rusniak shows not only students participate in school lun. Mrs. Barrett takes a break from her busy schedule. .gg X ,gi Xtra ,V 1 . .,t. N'-et: 2' lane Anderson Angela Barrett Rainer Brasch Patricia Elmen lay Fox Melinda Foys Mary Guliuzza 'W S Lynn Herman Betsy Kahn Ann ltaregianes 142! English is