Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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FACULTY Brushing op on required reading are FRONT ROW: Mr. Grunska, Mr. Porter; BACK ROW: Miss Morgan, Mr. Guth- rie, Miss Boghoson, Mr. Hannig, Miss Beckmire, Mr. Cash, Mr. Cianchctti. Miss Nice is not pictured. rs. Kobusch, tho library and audio visual secretary, and Mr. Little id Mr. Smith, oro ready to help students and teachers in research, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Our literature teachers help us to appreciate the writings of Shakespeare, Dickens, and Thoreau, and works such as Antigone and Gulliver's Travels. Our speech instructors guide us in learning to talk with assurance before others. By teaching us to outline and organize, the English faculty help us to develop concise, logical writing styles. Through their efforts, we have emerged from their courses knowing not only how to read, write, and speak, but also how to think. These English teachers demonstrato tho usefulness of the overhead pro- jector. SEATED, Miss Meisterhcim, Miss Borman. STANDING, Mrs. Massover, Miss Palmer, Mr. Stoyanoff, Mr. Munski, Mrs. Rcdbro. Mrs. Eaton, Miss Shine, Miss Hubbs, department chairman, Mr. Covert, Mrs. Jones, Miss Zorn, and Mr. Miller plot the questions for the required reading tost. 15

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MAINTENANCE CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: John Scornovocco, Rocco Scopclliti, Steve Kolasa, Sam Piacenza. BACK ROW: John Rossi, Rico lodurini, Anthony Rizzolo, Pete Chioni. Visitors to our school immediately comment on the cleanliness and attractiveness of the corridors, class- rooms, and grounds — the result of continual work by the custodians and grounds crew. For our active and less active students, the bus drivers supply convenient bus service. GROUNDS CREW FRONT ROW; Jim Nordini, Robert Winkler. BAC ROW: Hans Larsen, Guido Amidei. ABSENT: Gr« Sanders, Roy Cosberg. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: Normon Peterson, Al Olson, Nado ladurini, Charles Coleman. RACK ROW: Tom West. Lowell Criooen. Marshall Ledllo, John Sordyl. 14 Bus drivers George Boillie, Emory Cleveland, and Frank McClory clean an engine to provide safe equipment.

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FACULTY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mr. McMullen, deportment chairman, Mr. Willough- by, Mr. Hironimuj. Mr. Carmichael, Mr. Floyd. FRONT ROW: Miss Podoloff, Miss Gerrits. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Miss Grconwald, department chairmon, Mrs. Christofferson, Mrs. Gerth, Miss Oleson. Miss Wood. FRONT ROW: Mr. McCord, Mr. Pofahl, Mr. Chickerneo, Mr. Brotzman, Mr. Winklcy. The math department is no longer sure whether 2 + 2 = 4, With the new mathematics program, teach- ers are de-emphasizing computation and stressing an understanding of theory. During the past few years, the science department has also revamped its pro- gram, using experimental courses, such as CBA and Chem Study, as well as the more traditional ap- proaches. The students in the experimental groups per- form experiments and draw their own conclusions, rather than finding the expected results in the text- book first. An industrial arts student, working with fine equipment, applies to practical ends the theories of math and science. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mr. Edwards, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Eisemon. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cardinal, Mr. Broming. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Bolle, department chairman, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. McLaughlin. 16