Glenbrook South High School - Etruscan Yearbook (Glenview, IL)

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David Mullaly, English Heide Mullejans, Mathematics Mary Mulligan, English O. L. Mutchmore, Mathematics Thomas Neville, Driver Education Linda Novak, Mathematics Mary Osborn, English Peter Pappas, Music Gerald Parsons, Guidance Barry Pearson, Industrial Education Marlene Peterson, Business Education Stephen Power, Math Donald Rabeor, IXS Physical Education Ronald Rank, Science Iohn Reimer, DCE Howard Romanek, History Linda Rosenblum, Social Worker Muriel Roth, Math Janet Rothwell, IXS Home Economics Raymond Rukstales, Guidance 2321 Faculty Mr. Robert Adams talks with Mrs. Eunice Walker before faculty meeting.

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Ianie lerch, Math Kenneth Kartz, Science Dianne Kelley, Physical Education Donna Kline, English Mary Ellen Knuth, Physical Ed, Nicholas Kokonis, Psychologist Emmerich Koller, Foreign Language Richard Konetski, Industrial Ed. Douglas Kornelly, English Steven Kubisen, Science Karen Kuehner, IXS English Laura LaCursia, Physical Ed. john Laluya, Art Walter Larnble, IXS Music Antonios Laouras, English Leo Leathers, Science Susan Leibowitz, Foreign Language Lynn Lipke, IXS Art Kathryn List, Physical Ed. lames Londos, Industrial Ed. Kenneth Lucas, Math Ronald Luteyn, Science Erwin Lutz, Foreign Language Michael Lyons, History Iudy Majdanski, IMC Sara Majors, Guidance lean Makas, English Linda McCartney, Mathematics john McConnell, IXS Mathematics Tom Mclntyre, Science Robbin Mester, Science Edward Miller, Art Virginia Montvid, Nurse Neil Morris, Science Faculty! 231

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irst in the alphabet is Adams, not only because his name begins with A but because of his inter- and hobbies. They lead him much r into the alphabet. I like longterm camping during the or weekend camping, said Mr. Adams. My favorite place is the in California. I've been there six times. Adams has always been a camper. I a member of a camp staff for four- rs, he added. I've been in- 1n scouting as an adult leader. It an important part of my growing I Kind Of I-Iave A Shark's Appetite en It Comes To Reading' When he is not camping or teaching, Adams reads. I love science fiction, Adams commented. I kind of have a sharks appetite when it comes to read- ing. It's a way of putting away things I should be doing. You can always read a book instead of washing the dishes or the dog. Adams also enjoys being a home gar- dener. I like to plan and develop land- scape environmentsf' he said. When I run out of landscape environments, he said. When I run out of land I do the neighbors. Adams is also a buddhist. I've been doing an ongoing study of oriental phi- '65, losophy, he said. It's fascinating fbud- dhismj and it's a devoted study when I'm out of work. I understand the oriental world view and apply it to my life. Among other things, Adams enjoys being an instructional supervisor for So- cial Studies. I consider myself luckier because as long as I've been teaching it has been a recreation. It is fun and chal- lenging. I learn by teaching. Mr. Adams earned his bachelor's de- gree at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. He started teaching at Glenbrook South in the 1969-70 school year. He became the head of the Social Studies Department in 1971. He became the assistant to the principal for curriculum and student activities in 1973-74 but returned to the job of Social studies instructional supervisor the fol- lowing year. The department consists of 13 teachers and offers a wide range of courses, from European history to soci- ology. Mr. Robert Adams, instructional supervisor for the Social Studies Department, rewrites his lesson plan for his next class. ff' Lawrence Rushing, English Alan Ruter, English Susan Salay, Guidance Irving Sanders, Science Ellyn Schneider, Special Education William Schnell, Music Robert Schoenwetter, History Zetta Sellers, Business Education Claire Shannon, English Craig Shaw, Mathematics Faculty!233