Glenbard High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Glen Ellyn, IL)

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MINISTRATIO A254 .a, ,, , . - ' QI V , I v -354-Zgff. Fred L. Biester r , .f,Q-yvqfzf . . sv, ,, A a ,ffs4.- lp Principal vgqgqgqzarggggaa ig-Qffriigff rat' fgggfklgfigigigigg f ,z,,z'fg. , I A . ' t , sgfwfgfegwisirvifvf ' . e'7LssifEn'e4 'a'f9 a uf a iff-' 'o f' Ruth E. McLean Assistant Principal Glcnbard is what her students make her. Boards of Education and faculty may provide fine opportunities but what you do with them determines the character, reputation, and traditions by which Glenbard will be known. Each high school seems to have a personality or character that is different from all others. Wluat students do in athletic competition, especially on the sidelines, in music, in academic preparation, in club and social life, in publications, is what that school really is. This volume of the PINNACLE portrays in a realtistic way the record of Glenbard for 1947-1943. As I write this greeting at the twofthirds point of the school year I am proud of the record you are making and sincerely hope that in later years as you open the covers of this volume you will have a thrill of pride in the contribution you made in another year of iine Glenbard history. PRED L. BIESTER, Principal In that crossroads of 1143 lives fyou guessed it, the oiticej dwell the people that make the school go 'round. Deemed by many the unnecessary part of our school it is really the center of school life. Everyone, from the habitual demerit server to the scared frosh parades through those swinging doors. There you can find fif you're luckyj the man who, though always busy, is never too occupied to talk to each and every one who enters. Dorothy Wagner, who takes care of untangling the nnancial troubles of the schoolg Mrs. Hub' bard, who is ofhcial record keep- erg and Mrs. McConnaughay, who is personal secretary to Mr. Biester and the school hoard, comprise the ofhce staff . An additional member of the administrational forces is to be found in 310 reigning over a pile of pink passes. Miss McI.ean's duty is simply that of keeping the students at school. OFFICE STAFF: Dorothy Hubbard, Edith McConnaughay, Dorothy Wagner. 8

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FACULTY The only things certain at Glenbard are homework and tests. Both of these evils UD proceed from the heatfoppressed brains of the teachers, who have ri snap job. We do all the work and all they do is come to school from 8:15f3:36. But seriously, many times the lights burn far past supperftime as teachers -cor' rect our stupid mistakes. Most of the faculty mem' bers also have the pleasure of being advisers to clubs or organizations. We all realize fusually, when it's too latej that we are in school to learn, and that teachers are here to help us. Many people are therefore amazed that a teacher can be a real person, but it is true. And it is to the high standard of our faculty that Glenbard owes its high rating. This year Miss Boxwell came to take Miss Anderf son's place in the salad room. Cther new additions to the faculty were Eugene DeClark, mathematicsg and George Dekan, who replaced Mr. Hunt in the shop department. ff' 1 5 I AJ K I c 1 4' af its ,, Xl f A X ELEANOR ALEXANDER BLANCHE AUST OBTH G. BAER OLENE BERGSLIEN I-Ciiin Librarian Band Commercial I goat see 11501, The bell has rung. PuShYOufSt0O1S Hands in positionf GUY 0 Y Cou 9 t t t under the table. so dumb! GP' UP' UP MILDRED BOXWELL L' H. BURNETT GRACE CARLSON ,,500d5.d IVY BBITTON Mathematics English ou 1 . WONDERFULLY Spsmsh Remember, you must You'll have to look in the kitchen today. I'll bet CI farm . . learn to reason. in the dictionary.