South Shore High School - Tide Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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randmifferd of giclucafion Miss Bisbee, civics teacher and sponsor of the S.S.S.C., enjoys traveling and a good mystery story. Miss Bock, head of the mathe- matics department and sponsor of the N.H.S., likes to spend her time reading. Reading is a pastime enjoyed by biology teacher, Miss Brock, after she has a large slice of her favorite food, watermelon. Mr. Carrol, sponsor of the Shore Line Staff and Latin teacher, de- lights in a good game of golf after a dinner of sirloin hamburgers. Mrs. Conlon, attendance counselor, enjoys sleeping' for relaxation after eating her favorite food, ap- ples. Mr. Crane, chemistry teacher and sponsor of the Chemistry Club, finds walking and gazing at the stars a good follow-up for a large pizza and a huge dish of ice cream. Miss Giltner, Spanish teacher, en- joys relaxing with a good book after making some slides for her collection. Mr. Gorbach, director of the South Shore Band, Dance Band, and Orchestra, enjoys playing chess xvhile not working on a project in his home workshop. VVhile not playing golf, Sergeant Harpel likes to putter around the house. Mr. Inman, while not coaching basketball and baseball, likes to hunt and fish. After golfing, Miss Johnston, head of the girls' physical education de- partment, enjoys napping, her favorite form of relaxation. Mrs. Lassen, placement counselor, enjoys reading or playing golf when not sponsoring the Future Teachers of America.