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

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0666 ELEANOR ALEXANDER BLANCHE AUST ORTH BAER OLENE BERGSLIEN LATIN LIBRARIAN BAND COMMERCIAL MARY BRINKMANN IVY BRITTON L. H. BRUNETT GRACE CARLSON ENGLISH SPANISH MATHEMATICS ENGLISH 'aw L+ MRS. R. N. CARR RAYMOND N. CARR JAMES COOK HAROLD CORRIGAN MUSIC MUSIC I9 PHYSICAL EDUCATION soClA1. SCIENCE A X

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acuity A strange malady afflicts Glenbard's faculty forty-seven. No squirming snakes, skeletons, or headless men grace their nightmares, instead, they see stacks ot ungraded papers and fifty-page bulletins. Their weird dreams reverse the class ratio of two unruly students in thirty-seven: their dreams depict two perfectly behaved students and thirty-five rowdy monsters. Even though theteachers spend nights iourney- ing through the land of the supernatural, they have really been on the ball this year --- basketball, that is. The Donkey Basketball game in February found the Faculty Hotshots, led by F. L. B. losing to the senior football players. Besides supervising classroom activities and checking myriads of papers, many teachers find time to act as club sponsors, dance chaperones, and athletic coaches. If all these hard-working teachers believed in reincarnation, they would undoubtedly choose to be Glenbard students in their second lives. Over- heard in the hall: We teachers work like slaves, grading a hundred or more papers, while each student turns in only one paper. What a life that must bel OFFICE STAFF RUTH F. MCLEAN Assistant Principal LORRAINE GELECKE EDNA DoYi.E FREDA LUNDBERG

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EUGENE DeCLARK GEORGE DEKAN CLYDE DeWALT CLARA DIERS MATHEMATICS AUTO MECHANICS CHEMISTRY HISTORY EI-EANORE DOWI-ING RUTH ELY LOIS FIELD HENRY J. FIRLEY ENGLISH ART ENGLISH ENGLISH DON FORTUNATO MARIE FRAZIER QQ W. P. GRONEWOLD GEORGE W, HAAS AMERICAN HISTORY COMMERCIAL PHYSICS MECHANICAL DRAWING