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

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'41 Y'-1 V... ..'7 NL..7 ,Ke- Har YT? .tomb t Mr. ROBERT ALBRIGI-IT Corrective P.E., Athletic P.E. Frosh Basketball and Track, Northwestern U., M.A. Mr. EDWARD ALDRIDGE Corrective P.E., Frosh Football Swimming, U. of Illinois, B.S. Mr. LEONARD AMBOS Audio-Visual Aids, A.V, Club, U of Indiana, M.S. Mr. IAMES BAKER Drivers' Ed. Training, Sophomore Foot- ball and Baseball, Oglethorpe U., M.A. Miss SUSAN BAKER English II, Intern, Knox College, B.A. Miss MARY AGNES BARBER Chairman Social Studies Department, Sociology I and ll, Geography, A.F.S. Chair- rnan, Colorado State College, M. A. Mr. IOSEPI-I BAUER Chemistry, Astronomy Club, Loyola U., M.S. Miss MARGARET BERGMAN Algebra I and II, Slide Rule, General Math, Math Club, Northwestern U., B.S. al Drawing III, Northern Illinois U., M.A. sota, B.S. Shop, Intramurals, Bradley, M.S. Northern Illinois U., M.S. Miss TEANNE EARL Ccnsurner Eccncrztics, Office Ma- chines Shcrthand II Secretarial Cffice Practice, I-lall lxfcnitcrs Tycccns. Ncrihwesfern U., ILA. Nrs. EERNEITE DAY General Science, Teachers' Aid, Dickinsrn PRC. l.1'rs. ELEANOR DEDRICK English III, 'filliarn Ten-fell, AB. Bars. EDN.-3. DES TOIGFTES English I IV, FTA., North- x er: U. TLA. T- TFC?-f.5.S ECKEF- Gets. 3- Genera .f:'h, :LZ br: I Iver: S I el eger: s ll., ri -.,.-.. .-.,,-- . . . -.- f. .... V--fe-,,-ss-s-W ketball and Tennis, U. ct Illinois, M.S. I . W i 'T Mr. WERNER BERNHARD Auto Shop I and II, Archltectur Miss EVA MAE BLOOMGREN P.E., G.A.A., U. of Mmne Mr. IOI-IN BOLEY Mechanical Drawing I and II General Mrs. IANE BRITTON English III and IV, N.H.S. Sponsor Mr. CLIFTON CAPP Driver Ed. Training and Equipment Senior Advisory Chairman, Senior Class Activities Bas Mr. GUIDO CI-IIGI Chairman Art Department, Art I and II, Arts and Crafts, Art Club, Building Decorations Columbia U., 5-QA. Mr. CHARLES LEON CONIYER Algebra I, Math I Ap plied Nath, Ganeri I-Cath, Crcss Country and Track U. cf ltfcntana, EA. Mrs. IANET CCNNER Fcocls I Fatziy Living, I-Iomemakmg F.I'I.A., Northwestern U. AE.

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Q f 7 -,Q V Q if: Z FACULTY GEARED TO RUN SCHOOL EFFICIENTLY High Academic Training Stressed Under the direction of Dr. Watson, the GB faculty grew to 100 teachers cmd specialists this year. Seven doctorates, 59 MA. degrees, with the others holding BS. or BA. degrees, many with additional work, provide a capable staff ot well-trained instructors. Glenbrook is participating in a six-point ex- perimental training program this year that shows the restless seeking of the administrators and teachers for better ways of serving the educational needs of the community. The Math Department is undertaking, as are the English and Science Departments, ex- periments with large classes of 60 or more students. New techniques and special audio- visual devices are being tried as another ex- periment. A para-professional teacher is prov- ing successful in working with the science classes and study halls. Other advancements include special fresh- man and sophomore English proficiency tests that show the students their exact progress, after which make-up work for deficiencies is provided. Several accelerated courses have been introduced in math, science, and English classes. ff X 'Qu Fifi X X 5. gr sawir QSEQQ, . X f ,yy V 4. ,f ' - c f

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, Wi .4 A f ' I l Z .f ' Z X Visa f.f.l.?1.l.ff GEFLACH Chairman of Music Department, Mgzei and .l.'i'Ja:oe'i Girls' Chorus, Freshman Boys' Music, Girls' EKEf:I'.EI5 'fri-Lf, Columbia U., M.A. Mr. PAUL GLATZER English I, U.S. History, Intern, U. of Fi'.l'I'Z lC 11.15. flrs. IFIZGARD GRAHAM Librarian, U. of Illinois, M.A. lffrs. GRACE GUIIII General Math, Algebra I, Northwest- ern U., DLA. Miss FRANCES HAGLUND Biology, Chemistry, Green- house, U. of Minnesota, M.S. 7 Miss VIRGINIA HAHA World History, U.S. History, Stu- dent Council, I'I'f,I'Th'flE.-S'9fI'I U., MA. Mr. IOSEPI-I HAICST Geography, Intern, Northwestern U. BS. Mr. LAINRENCE HAlffMEREAC?QER Geometry, Modified Algebra, Algebra II, Detention Room Supervisor, U. of Illinois, BS. Q' f 6 r. RICHARD KAARI English I, Intern, Technical Drama- s, Lake Forest College, B.A. rs. VIRGINIA KAYS English II, U. of Toledo, A.B. Mr. STEVEN KUBISEN Biology, Science Research, Basket- ball and Foolbatl, Iowa U., M.S. Mr. RALPH LANE Speech Arts, Advanced Speech, Drama- tics, Dramatics Club, Thespians, Northwestern U., M.A. Mr. LEO LEATHERS Biology, Illinois State Normal U., MS. Mr. IOHN LEESE P.E., Football and Wrestling, North- western U., M.A. Mrs. MARY LEIMERT Social Studies, Speech Correction, U. of Chicago, M.S. Miss DELPHINE LIPECKI Geometry I, Solid Geometry, Pep Club, Northwestern U., M.S. ZW -earvwf X! 1 ' ' .. . , , , X 1 ..I my ,4 W.. f ir, ,, .- 1 . f, I . ' :Dfw ,.,,l .f MA. , Iowa State U., Ph.D. Miss ETHEL HARMELING Chairman Business Ed. Depart- ment, Business English, Introduction to Business, Typing I and II, Tycoons, Colorado State College, M.A. Mr. HOWARD HELFRICI-I Chairman Boys' PE. Depart- ment, P. E., Varsity Basketball and Tennis, Indiana U., Dr. LYDIA I-IOLM Chairman Foreign Language Depart- ment, Spanish I, II, III, and IV, Spanish Club, Mexico Trip, f Mr. KENNETH HOLMES W'orld History, U.S. History, U. of Wisconsin, M.S. Tycoons, Lost and Found, U. of Illinois, B.S. Sword and Shield, Indiana U., M.A. www . ft -. QW Mr. LAWRENCE HOWELL General Math, Algebra I, Model Airplane Club, Intern, Western Illinois U., BS. Mrs, NORMA IEAN HULTGREN Typing I, Shorthand I, Miss MARGARET JOHNSON Drivers' Ed. and Training Chairman, Traffic Monitors, Colorado State College, IILA Mr. GEORGE IOSEPH Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, f 1-ff?tv-A N 4' 1 -Tw x, .5 tt.'.'-:ga 'Q U, .4. ttf: t x X Sf? 4. .. Q .1 2. . .f-'4 q Q -. ' 4' Y? iv - T cuz ff . :V- 5451: if IF' 1- garmin we .- W, .ss 5 y,. ,Inf ' Limb -