Glenbrook North High School - Laconian Yearbook (Northbrook, IL)

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Adding to the uniqueness of Glenbrook is the counselling program. ln addition to the ll full-time specialists in the field, there is one classroom teacher assigned to approxi- mately each 20 freshmen: and one classroom teacher to approximately each 30 sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This program is in keep- ing With that recommended by outstanding na- tional educators. , A counselling library was established this year where students and parents could browse through books and articles on occupations and colleges. Each week, college representatives visit GB to talk to interested students and par- ents. WE PROFIT FROM THEIR GUIDANCE Friendly Counselors Special Counsellors in the field of psychology are Stand- ing: Mr. lames Forkeotes, Loyola U., M.S.'W'.g and Sitting: Mrs. Marlys Coelln, U. of Chicago, M.A.g and Dr. Louise Paine, Cornell U., PhD. Gathered in the new students' records office are Back Row: Mr. Elmer Smith, Sophomores, Basic Math, Northwestern U., MS.: Mr. Robert Vfatt, Freshmen, Varsity Baseball, Football, Northern Teachers College, M,A.g Mr. Richard Hewitt, Seniors, Columbia U., M.S.g and Mr Thomas Montgomery, Iuniors, Co-sponsor Student Council and Assistant Director Student Activities, Northwestern U., M.A.p Front Row: Mrs. Mildred Gallagher, Freshmen, Macliflurray College, ILE.: Miss Maude Arveson, Sophomores, Columbia U., MA., Dr. Louise Paine, luniors, and College Counsellor. Vxf, Kf. W f 1 .Mu 6 if W ,lieu ,, ..,,v -1-. Q J: , , K, d

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l t .fe t 1 ,r a , , Getting ready for the business of the evening are Back Row: Mr Hugh A. Barnes, Vice-President: Dr. N. E. Watson, Superintendent Mr. Paul S. Hirt, lr. Front Row: Mr. Louis C. Thorson, President Mrs. lames Kissel, Mr William Marshall Lee, and Mrs. Albert MacLeod. THEY SERVE WILLINGLY WITHOUT GLORY Meet Three Trouble Shooters Y ,-fs' Mr. Kenne... union, Business larager, University if lllinfis, MS., l.f:'. Gefge S',,,,e7, ,f5.i'g1' 'i'.'er.i c Sched Zj2iTY19'Ti.', frigcrim-stty, algebra, rTCT'?.','.'ESL9TTT Universi if 13,1 and lrfr. Clarenc-C Gdllaghsr, Sxririer 3:5321 and cf'derz' !3.C'i'.'i'ies, algebra, geome- try, Uniferszfy 2 ti, AB4 di uss some affairs in common. , 21222 ,fr '- Our thanks of appreciation go to a School Board that has tirelessly given of its time and efforts this year to make Glenbrook the best possible school. Without their re- lentless Work during the referendum last September 27, GB would not have received the necessary increase in revenue to keep it a top school. Running a growing school as large as GB is no easy job. Few people real- ize how much these people give of them- selves to do this responsible public service. With Mr. Kenneth Smith, who along with his managerial duties is also Secretary to the Board, are Mr. Clarence Gallagher, Sum- mer School Principal and overseer of stu- dent activitiesg and Mr. George Stanger, Principal of Adult Evening School and dis- ciplinarian, Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Stanger also teach math classes.

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