Glenbrook South High School - Etruscan Yearbook (Glenview, IL)

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28 fm: Play THE FULL CAST awaits the evening performance. DOUG SANDERS GROWLS ner- vously. Q55 Sri E I I' i O 'U C! I C0 o :1 or 5? U7 ET :a cn , ,z STARS OF THE cast pause a moment before the show.

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l Y 1 t . . . A Q 'J gh 09 af , . .1147 ,gl AFS CLUB OFFICERS, Annie Mour- ikes, Anita Shah, and June MacLean, smile to the onlookers as they ride in the parade. Y MEMBERS OF THE Glenbrook South Marching Band salute the fans during the halftime show at the Homecoming game. THE TITANNAIRES DANCE their way down Glenview Road in the Home- coming parade. Homecoming f 2

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Eighteenth-century la emer es at GBS land came to GBS in the - - form of the 1979 fall play, She Stoops To Con- quer. The play was performed on Nov. 8, 9, Sc 10, under the direction of Mr. Douglas T. Kor- nelly, an English teacher on sab- batical. Kornelly said he chose the play because it's a funny play, and it's been around 200 years. He also notes, I have a respon- sibility to present a wide variety of styles. Members of the cast included Eric Gilliland as Mr. Hardcastle, Debbie Greenberg as Kate Hard- castle, Doug Sanders as Young ighteenth century Eng- THE SUPPORTING CAST give their look of approval. ,, .K , J v .7-J i V vit- iglfi ff ,A , ii . - E5 ERIC GILLILAND AND Lisa Shineflug embrace as Steve Levitan looks on in amusement. Q Marlow, Steve Levitan as Tony Lumkin, and Bill Green as Has- tings. Also in the cast was Vic Os- molak, who played the part of Patch. He remarked, It was in- teresting, exciting and an exper- iencef' Some students found the Eighteenth century dialog hard to comprehend. I thought it was good, said sophomore Bridget Schneider, but some parts were kind of hard to un- derstandf' Kornelly admitted, lt was the most difficult play l ever direct- ed THE MEMBERS OF the cast take a moment to pose. Fall Play f