Maine South High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

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BELOW: Students worked and studied hard in the library. BELOW LEFT: Charlene Schutz requested a book from Mrs. Vering. FAR BELOW: Mr. Tyler offered Scott Pohlson some good counseling advice on a problem. FAR LEFT: Steve Staurakas tried to find a good book on math. LEFT Entering the library, Lori Sorensen passed through the new security system. il -3, STI? 13 gvsfkg-L X I - I 7 ' ' Y 1 wifi: :sw , , , 85

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Counselors and For the past thirteen years, stu- dents have appreciated the help of the Guidance Department. Coun- selors helped with problems and pro- vided advice in planning a four year program at South and also future goals. Furthermore, the Career Re- source Center provided information on job openings, college curriculums, and career decisions and scholarships. Many imporvements in the library have been made since South opened. 'INavo, which took some adjustment on the student's part, were implemented just this year: the new security system and library cards. The sec- urity system was successful in saving South much money in stolen and lost books. Also, the librarians de- voted much of their time to giving presentations and orientations to various classes. librarians provide much assistance H X 'is Ja-viii A-e 84 dill? x .X Xixfl a 131

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1. . Q, . .. .. . ,T H ABOVE: Vicki Lobianco recited an inter- esting speech in her Advanced Drama class. ABOVE CENTER: Mr. Lauelle discussed with Geri Smith plans for V-Show. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Larson explained an English assignment to freshman Kathy McReynolds. FAR RIGHT: Mark Borgmann, Tammy Greshew, Skip Kwasny, Ed Apida, and Dave Craig worked on individual projects in Read- ing and Research. RIGHT: While Mr. Kerr answered questions raised by Mike Almeroth in Magazine Reading, Donna Larson read articles.