Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Columbus was born here in Italy. CHARLES JOHN BECHTOLD B.S., Knox College M.A., University of Missouri University of Chicago University of Texas Government Economics Sociology BUD EBERT B.S., lllinois State Normal University University of Colorado U. S. History World History Sophomore Football Frosh-Soph Basketball L Club Sponsor The Social Studies Department offers a variety of courses for everyone. Government and American his- tory are required for graduation. World history, geog- raphy, and sociology are offered as electives. Modern history is a special course which can be taken only with special permission. The regular addition of cur- rent events helps the student to understand the rela- tionship between their course and present-day occur- rences. BARBARA BERGFALD B.A., Grinnell College Mathematics U. S. History Sophomore Principal

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I DUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTME T The Industrial Arts Department combines manual and mechanical arts courses for boys planning to become engineers, mechanics, carpenters, or machinists. The metal shop, auto shop, and drafting classes are the ma- ior divisions of this department in which the students are taught the fundamentals through class participation. DI-effing is very accurate Work, One slip and you might be worse off than before. RONALD P. DAHLMAN B.S., St. Cloud State Industrial Arts JOHN H. LENTZ B.S., Univ. of Illinois M.Ed., Univ of llli- nois Industrial Arts Ass't. Coach in Foot- ball Ass't. Coach in Wrestling R. P. KELTON Mr. Kelton retired from teaching this year after serv- ing the school for thirteen years. He is especially remem- bered for coaching L.F.H.S. championship track teams, as well as teaching in the ln- dustrial Arts Department. PAUL LIPKA B.S., Illinois State Normal M.A., Illinois State Normal lndustrila Arts