Glenbard East High School - Aries Yearbook (Lombard, IL)

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BUSINESS One of the impor- tant goals of the Business Education department is to give every student some understanding of his future role as a consumer. This understanding is taught by requiring students to take one Consumer Education course in his or her high school curriculum. Even though no new courses were added this year, the depart- ment was able to purchase several new typewriters. Two new teachers, Mrs. Marcy Howard and Mr. Mike Russel joined the teaching staff this year. 131

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130 ART Students are very fortunate to be able to participate in the fine art program such as exists at GE. There are 14 different offerings for students to choose from, starting with basic courses in drawing and design, on through advanced courses in sculp- ture, commercial art, and studio workshop. The Art department works closely with other school organizations and stays very active in current activities. The mural in the main foyer is the beginning of many artistic projects to come, some of which are already being started. The Art department also sponsors the spring art show each year. This show gives students an opportunity to display their work to students and other interested citizens.

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCA TION, L To R, TOP, Don Cugier, Ann Sicora, Mr. Russel, Doug Bice, Don Cicorski, Kim Brakerod. BOTTOM, Gretta Yarborough, Lacey Stenhoff, Nick Carobis. Nancy Nichols, Brenda Passow. OFFICE OCCUPA TIONS Row 1: Cindy Beers, Lori Smith, Michelle Hender- Carolyn Weseman, Wndy Brown, Jeff Brown, Mr: Kathy Mower. Row 3: son. Sue Davis, Kathy Kline, Ken Dawidowicz. Flow 2: Jerry Woeppel, Sue Carrie Kadlec, Donna Lykken, Michael Dawnelle, Lisa Kotilinek, Sue Craw- Bethke, Marcella Wozniak, Kim Kasik, Sandy Beulens, Sandy Sherman, ford. Linda Blinks, Kelly McPhail. 132