Elk Grove High School - Montage Yearbook (Elk Grove Village, IL)

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Girls' Glee Bottom Row: N. Curtis, accompanist, D. Tursch- man, D. Stefanos, S. Nugent, C. Layman, C. Piraino, L. Evans, J. Dytko, J. Sibilskig Row 2: Mr. Swenson, C. Fruitt, L. Holste, T. Amatore, J, Marcusson, M. Vambreck, G. Schallau, El Girls' Glee Club Gianaris, S, Rode: Row 3: J. Odrlin, B. Armstrong, A, Arnold, K. Tansey, K. Wuestenfeld, C. Irsch, J. Bradley, M. Fisher, Top Row: L. Holmes, B. Hopley, D. Newhall, L. Johnson, J. Jobelius, M. Sulaskim, S. Tongleux, M, Connery, L. Huelner Humanities Board Humanities Board Bottom Row: M, Mitsch, C. Leslie, D. Meyer, Top Row: K. Willis, D. Spector, L. Schlau, K. Spas

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fa... Bottom Row: M. LaMont, Accompanistg L. Hermansin, B. Gar- S. Harris, T. Hart, B. Cliver, E. Cardonag Top Row: G Zleg lbald K. Gyllenberg, R. Jones, Mr. Swenson: Row 2: M. Bosler, ler, D. Kessner, S. Hegg, B. Sanders, J. Serini, J. Abb Freshmen Boys' Chorus The Choral Music Department, consist- ing of the Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Freshmen Boys' and Freshmen Girls' Choruses, and Senior Girls' Ensemble, made several im- provements this year. Elk Grove High School's first Freshmen Boys' Chorus was created with the help of fifteen boys, some of whom later moved on to Concert Choir. With the improvement of each group came increased activity in performance. On October 23 all four of the choruses toured to Queen of the Freshmen Bottom Row: S. Voss, P. Nugent, K. Winzer, S. Fruitt, J. Pie Rosary, Lively Junior High, and Dempster Junior High schools. Girls' Glee Club and choir then went on to perform at Lincoln Junior High School in Skokie. On December 12 they also participated in several Christ- mas programs at Rupley School, High Ridge Knolls School, and Maryville Academy. The Randhurst Corporation invited Elk Grove to sing at the shopping center on November 30. It is apparent that the Choral Department had an active and successful year. ' 7 Glrls Chorus Nicholas, P. Cornell, J. Whedon, J. Miller, B. Santowskl S ,a,............smnq1.-----..- per, M. Confocte, K. Johnson, C. Crail, M. Kekos, S. Koshaba, Nemmers, K. Mikkelseng Top Row: L. Darge, S. Frank, R. Sa- Mr. Swenson: Row 2: D. French, K. Glanz, S. Price, D. Dale, tzke, C. Pyde, J. Cook, B. Stram, L. Cialabrini, K. Fabian, C. L. Anderson, S. Kelly, E. Dripch, S. Treanor, V. Thompson, Mello, D. Syoen, P. Davis D. Dresingg Row 3: S. Lompe, M. Liewehr, J. Foss, V. Lee, L. 92

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Elaine Texidor. Cindy Zucker, Debbie Berto, George Egan, Pete Loiselle, Jan Verplancken, Becky Villars. Guardian The Elk Grove Guardian has the unending task of informing the student body. A school newspaper's main objective must be to arouse opinions and moti- vate the students to find a cause, to keep them in- terested as well as informed of events that affect them. The editorials fulfill this job by expressing a definite viewpoint and allowing an equal oppor- tunity to those with opposing viewpoints in Letters to the Editor. To add to the enjoyment of its readers, the Guardian puts out special editions, such as the Christmas issue, in which students are Debbie Berto, News Page Editor: Cindy Zucker, News Page Feature Editor. able to purchase advertisements in which they can send personal messages to their friends. The staff, under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Wellman and co- editors Kathy Evans and Cindy Zucker, works hard to put out a bi-monthly paper of which Elk Grove High School can be proud. Those who are on the staff but are not pictured are as follows: Shari Zerebiny, Chris Glejf, Maggie Creedon, Dalene Box, Marybeth Klopp, Nancy Pedersen, Carla Cuila. Kathy Ernest, Carole Kozler, Dennis Myhre, John Colberg, Wayne Mikos, and Mark Thompson. Editor: Pete Loiselle, Sports Editor. Not pictured: Kathy Evans , 7 5 . s,-1? ' SJ'