Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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mf' EF.- ..VA,. . ,Q 9,6654 as The future of your life depends upon its foundation, advises MISS CHARLOTTE SOPKO- WICZ, General Math I and Al- gebra I instructor. MR. LEE FENDER, who teach- es Chemistry I, II and Physics, says Success is 95? perspira- tion and 5'h inspiration. B.S., Iowa State University MR. GEORGE SUMMERS, Al- MR. ROBERT J. SYPNIEWSKI, gebra I and General Math I in- General Math II and Algebra I structor, believes we should, instructor, tells his students, Always strive for self-improve- Listen and learn. ment-moral, intellectual, and B.S., Northern Illinois Univer- physical? sity. B.S,, University of Chicago Mathematics MR. ROBERT M. WALMSLEY, General Math I and Algebra I instructor, often tells his stu- dents: .Iust a minute and I'll check the answer book. B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity Albegra II and Plain Geometry teacher, MR. THOMAS R. ZALE, advises his students that, Things could be worse. B.A., DePaul University, M.Ed. Loyola University Science Biology teacher, MISS DONNA FINUCANE, tells her pupils There is no time like the pre- sent. B.S., Northern Illinois Univer- sity You may often hear MR. JOHN FITZGERALD, Human Biology instructor saying, 'tDonlt go away mad. B.Ed., Whitewater State Teach- ers Collegeg B.S., University of Chicago, M.E., University of Chicago N -cw - Q I think, therefore, I am, b lieves MR. PHILIP C. THE1 DOROU, who teaches Algebi II and Solid Geometry-Trig nometry. B.S., Northwestern Universitf M.A. Northwestern University us.. , Because he knows that la minute things are never dor right, MR. ALFRED HECH' Biology teacher, tells his st' dents, Plan ahead. B,S., University of Illinnoiq M.A., Northwestern Universitj 1 -1 If . is 5 bi X Q S L if ,J N - 1' 1 ,V vi I 1 Sl , - .,., ' f ri,t, ,,,,.,, .,- JN

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In reply to being asked how long a theme should be, MR. EU- GENE PARMLEY, who teaches English I and IV, says as long as necessary. BQ., McPherson Collegeg M.R. Bethany Theological Seminary MISS DARLENE WESTLUND, English I and III teacher, tells her students, Learn from the mistakes of others, you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. B.A., DePauw University MR. JAMES REEDY, Journal- lsm and English I instructor, tells his classes, I am interest- ed in quality rather than quan t1ty. B.S., Eastern Illinois MR. JOHN TOBOLSKI, English III teacher, might say, Jak ty rodzice two je, tak cie uczcza diatki twoje. CAs you regard your parents, so shall your children regard you.l B.PH., Loyola English MR. CARL VERNERDER teach- es English IIg and III. B.A., Huntington College MRS. CHRISTINE WARSZA- LEK, English I instructor, has a saying: Believe nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see. B.S., Illinois 'State Normal Mathematics MR. JOHN BISBIKIS, who teaches Plane Geometry and General Math I often tells his students: I don't make 'mis- trakes. B.S., Michigan State University MISS MARTHA TRAGNITZ teaches Reading, Vocabulary Development, and Geography. B.Ed., Chicago Teachers College E MR. KENNETH GRANIK often MR. WILFRED H. McCON- says to his Algebra I and Gen- NELL, General Math .II and Al- eral Math I students, This as- gebra I instructor believes that, signment is very easy. B.S., Whitewater State Teachers College t'Stupidity is an error, while ignorance is a challenge. B.S., Northern Illinois Univer- sityg M.S., Northern Illinois Uni- versity

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NORVAL McCORD, Biology , relates to us, Do best you can and then leave rest to the Supreme Being. Western University, M.S., of Illinois MR. ,ROBERT WALLACE, a Biology and Human Biology teacher, believes that in life, It's the human element. B.S., University of Illinoisg M.S., University of Illinois 6' ,PQ , f ,Q - .., 3 .fe 2 if ta f 3' 1 g '. M en. . .- f f 1 :Q ' 1 'J s- it If S Q R' ig K .1 L , i ,gi sg MR. SAMUEL WEISSKOPF, a Physical Science and Chemistry I teacher, finds himself saying NOK. quite often. B.S., South Dakota State Uni- versityg M.A., Colorado State University Science Librar MR. RAYMOND G. ERBES, Li- MISS VALERIE WILFORD, as- brarian, often says that An sistant librarian, quotes this empty wagon rattles loudestf' from Teasdale: USDGIIG all YOU B.S., University of Illinois, M.- have for loveliness. Buy ll and L.S., University of Illinois never count the costf' B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity Home Economics :mme Economics II and III MRS. JEAN FEURER, wh0 21 C h 6 r, ' MISS BEATRICE teaches Home Economics, be- LDT. be119V9S that 'iEdL1CH- lieves that you should Do it n is the short cut to success' now. S., Iowa State Universityg B.S., Northern Illinois Univer- .S., Iowa State University sity 52. ., Home Economics teacher, MISS BARBARA PFEIFFER tells her unorganized students Be or- ganized! B.S., Blackburn College, North- ern Illinois University I General Science instructor, MR. RICHARD WILTSHIRE, tells his students, 'tThink--It's an en- lightening experience. B.A., Wartburg College -.1 Because man is dependent, MRS. ELIZABETH SCHOBERT, Homemaking I and II teacher states, No man is an island. B.A., Cardinal Stritch College