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

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WE ARE LEARNING TO LIVE When fhe 3:30 bell rings, books close, lockers slam shui, and 2000 Sparians head for various deslinafions. School is over. Bul onl one phase of our educalion 'fakes place in 'rhe ciassroom. Afler school alhleiics, clubs. and aclivifies occupy our Time, 'leaching us whal' cannol' be found in rexlbooks. While language. maih, and his'rory frain our minds for higher learning, alhlerics build our bodies, and clubs and aC+ivi+ies open new scopes of in+eres+ lo enrich our lives. Thus we advance noi' only menial- ly. buf socially and physically as well. Al+hough primary consicleraiion is given 'ro scholasfic achievement Glenbrook considers i+s a+hle+ics, i'rs social funcrions. and Hs clubs as class rooms of anoiher sori. Here we learn The lessons of sporismanship, of viciory and of leadership. l-lere we educaie for living. O osiie: ln ihe com anionshi of friends wifh mufual in- pp P feresis Larry Sullivan, Phyllis Holladen, Lee Kimball. Ulv Tiger- s+ed+ and Marsha Lockefl' admire lhe horses. Upper righi: Mr. Shapiro discusses sociology wifh his fourlh period class. Lower righf: Dave Lass hifs a line drive defermining anoiher Glenbrook viclory. Below: Lockie Granl' and Sue Leich are dancing fhe calypso beal in Damn Yankees.

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BY CONCENTRATED EFFCDRT ln eighl shorl years, Glenbrook has grown from an unknown new school of aboul 600 sludenls, 'ro a nalionally known inslilulion wilh an enrollrnenl of 2000 sludenls. A greal parl of lhis accomplishrnenl is due lo lhe eflorls of Dr. Norman E. Walson, Glenbrook's superinlendenl. Dr. Walson visiled our high schools and colleges across lhe counlry in an elforl lo make Glenbrook known as lhe excellenl secondary school il is. Glenbrook's high scholaslic slandard is assured by The careful screening of leachers and lhe use of lhe lalesl leaching melhods. Sludenls seeking a more inlense educalion are offered acceleraled and advanced placemenl courses. Through concenlraled elforl in our sludies, we have acquired high academic slandards for Glen- brook. ll was recenlly named one ol: lhe lop 44 high schools in The nalion. Lasl' year more lhan eighly per cenl of The graduales wenl on lo higher educalion. These facls illuslrale why colleges across 'rhe counlry acknowledge Glenbrook's achievemenls by welcoming ils graduales. Opposile: Mrs. Carswell crilicizes Suzi Wachler's work. Upper righl: The logic involved in geornelry inlrigues Paulell Creyke. Below: Wendy Jaeger, Jim Barlh and Barb Connell work oul a chemislry formula.