Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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F P! 'sr ,f MR. EUG ENE BRANDEN- MR. JOHN F. ELLIS, JR. has Non scholae, sed vitae dis- BURG, Spanish I and II instruc- this to say as a French I and II cimus, CWe study not for tor, gives this advice: The best teacher: 'tChacun a son gout, school, but for life.J is MR, time to prepare for final exams which means, 'tEach to his JOHN McMAHON'S philosophy. is the first day of classes. ownf' He teaches Latin I and Il. B.S., Indiana University B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- B.A., Loyola Universityg M.A., versity DePaul University Aff? ff i and As Athletic Director and Woods II instructor, MR. WILLIAM COYNE has this advice for us, Be prepared. B.S., Northern Illinois State Teachers College Languages Art MISS ESTHER OTTE, Arts and Crafts teacher relates, Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free .... B.S., Illinois State Normal Unia versity, M.S., University of Tennessee Contrary to advertisements, You can't learn to draw in one easy lesson, believes MR. CLYDE RODE, Art I and II in- structor. B.S., Mankato State Teachers College Industrial A rts MR. RONALD CZARNECKI, a Metals I and Electricity I and II teacher, often says this to his students: No comment. BtS., Northern Illinois Univer- si y Work hard, play hard, and loaf, are the words of MR. BYRON P. TOUSIGNANT, a Spanish I teacher. B.A., Northern Illinois Univer- sity fa MR. PAUL EILERS, Industrial MR. JOSEPH A. GUTENSON, Arts, and Woods I, III instruc- Automotives instructor, often tor, has a favorite expression relates this saying to his stu- often heard by his students: dents: Time waits for no man. Fore B.S., Northern Illinois Univer- B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- sity versityg M.S., Bradley Univer- sity i K 2 NL

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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

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Xfi - f' A me it As a Metals II, III and Algebra I instructor, MR. JOHN KLUZ simply states, Things are tough all over. B.A., Illinois College Let's get started, is said by MR. HERBERT C. BARTEL- MAN to his Business Organiza- tion!Law, General Business and Consumer Economics classes. B.S., Western Illinois University MR. ROBERT MOSER, an In- MR. STEVEN NAGY, Print dustrial Arts and Metals teach- Shop instructor, believes that er states this to be his outlook Clean-up is part of the job. on life, HA pcrson's life is dyed B,S., Northern Illinois Univer- the color of his imagination. sity B.S.Michigan State University Industrial A rts Music MR. JORDAN J. CANZGNE. Band Director, tells his stu- dents: Play as soft as the Lord will let you. B. Music Ed,, DePaul Univer- sityg M.A., Chicago Conserva- tory of Music Comm A very appropriate saying men- tioned by MISS JOYCE BORG- MAN, teacher of Typing I and Steno I, is, Better late than never. B.A., Marycrest College To the fast-growing teenager. MR. DONALD OHLSEN, Choral Music Director, says, t'It's fun to be an adult--why don't you try it? B. Music Ed., Augustana Col- lege, M. Music -Ed., Augustana College ercial Typing I and II instructor, MRS. JOYCE A. BRAZIS, very often says to her students: Keep your eyes on the copy! ! B.S., University of Illinois 5, K, ' .aw , Y- Read not for the words but for their meaning, states MR. CARROLL J. REPASI, teacher of Industrial Arts I and Drawing I, II, III. B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity MRS. SUE EADE, Office Prac- tice teacher, states to her stu- dents: Read the instructions before you answer the ques- tions! B.S., Northern Illinois Univer- sity