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

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IN MEMORIAM I shall pass through this world but once Any good, therefore, that I can do Or any kindness that I can show To any human being- Let me do it now, Let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again MR. RICHARD E. PIATT In January 1958, the iunior class suffeted the loss of a friend and member to the ravages of cancer. Bill, who assisted in artwork on the Pinnacle, also drew car- toons for the Glenbard staff. lt can be truly said that r when he laughed, we laughed, when he drew, we ap- , ni preciatedp when he spoke, we listened. 'fb it HARRY TEMPLE BILL HOFF Harry Temple, a member of the class of 1960, succumbed to encephantis following an attack of Asian flu in early October. The sophomore class lost a friend and an enthusiastic athlete. Harry had played baseball and gave promise of being an out- standing performer in basketball and cross-country running.

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Iran ninq BY INSTRUCTING Mass product1on atom1c power earth satelhtes b1gger and sh1n1er gad gets expandmg C1l1GS and overcrowded schools two cars 1n every garage These are symbols of our culture A broader and better educat1on for every Amencan 1S also part of the p1cture ln our race for educat1on we often forget what an educat1on IS It 1S not f1n1sh1ng a l1st of approved books It1s not f1ll1ng the blanks 1n a workbook It 1S not drows1ly complet1ng x number of class hours Educat1on can be acgu1red 1n many ways One IS learn1ng by 1nstruc l101'l the steady understandmg gu1dance of a teacher Socrates Confuc1us and Chr1st I-hmself are examples of some of the worlds greatest teachers These men d1d not change the course of c1v1l1zat1on Wllh marchmg arm1es nor fearsome powers but Wllh a s1mple steady VOICE W1th k1nd lOV1I'1q and personal 1nstruct1on these teachers led the1r followers 1I'1lO and through the world of 1dG5S thoughts and 1deas that altered h1story We all have rece1ved 1nstruct1on that has changed our l1V9S and we all w1ll have an opportumty to 1nfluence the l1V9S of others Lookmg to the past or to an uncertam future let us not forget the 1mportance of learn1ng o teach1ng by 1nstruct1or1 Mr Stan Yohe Student Cou1'1c1l AdV1SOY Mr R1der .A.dV1S1 1 C . i I I I I ' ' I I I I l I ' , . I I I I ll II I I I I . . . . . . . . . I ' I I I I I I I ' I I ' I I I I . . . I ' I I I I 1 I T . . . , . 1 1 ' ' ' In ' H Ji ,, , YI ' . f -, J ,I ' ' gx l ff fl I' . 1 J IJ v J P . .'5 ,. , ,, . I lf' 1 - 1 f ' ' .J . 1 I ' 1