Gordon Technical High School - Tech Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.yin REV. JOHN J. KLEK, CR MRS. ANTENISCA R. NARDI REV, ALOYSIUS M. MR. FELIX RUIZ German I. Religion IV. Spanish II. ORZECHOWSKI. CR Spanish I. II, Latin Il, 25

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Foreign Language Arts Department MR. JOHN A. FIEDLER REV. EDWARD JASKULA, CR Latin I. III, IV. French II, 24 QP MR, PETER MORRISON MRS. ANTJE DRAGONSKI Foreign Languages Department French It German I. Chairman: French Il, III: United States History. The Foreign Language Department offers French. German, Latin, and Spanish as a choice for a language course. To complement the class work and the teacher's lectures, and to enable students to acquaint themselves with the spoken language, the language lab is used. Here sound tapes are transmitted to students' individual booths and are monitored by the instructor. In the class room the teacher has the opportunity to use tape recorders to make the work easier to understand. Through the use of these materials, the Foreign Language Department strives to make a sound foundation of thinking and a knowledge of a foreign language part of every Gordon student.

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REV. CASIMIR SUWANSKI, CR MR. ALBERT M. BEBAK Social Science Department World History, United States Chairman: World History. Civics. History. MR, ANTHONY GIES MR. ANDREW N. GLIAGENTI Business. World History. Social Science Department Gordon Tech's Social Science Department has added a new facet to its program this year. A current events course based on Ulm' magazine is intended to help the student become more aware of the world about him. A business course was initiated for seniors, and the student has the option of taking either economics or sociology with civics. The current Senatorial election and aldermanic race were both utilized in connection with the civics classes. Thus, the elections served to augment the principles stat- ed in the text. MR, JEROME V. KOEHLER United States History: Fresh- man and Sophomore Guidance Counselor.