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

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MID-YEAR GRADUATES lfrom leftl: Andrea Callas, Mark Danner, Paula Gauer, Barb Loew, Karen Olenick, Paul Pappageorge, Cindy Rouse, Kim Speck, Lisa Shineflug, Marcia Swanson, Lori Tector, Silvia Vergara, Kathy Wrobel. fNot shownl: Kelly Adams, Richard Nu- gent, Joseph Papa, Linda Peterson, Marilyn Sterner and Fran Sutz 1 l 4OfMid,Year Graduation I KAREN OLENICK RECEIVES her di- ploma from Dr. William Schreiner as Stu- dent Council Vice-President Tom Nelson assists. SENIOR CINDY ALSPAUGH, stu- dent council representative, gives the first graduation address to the students in the IMC. A 1 . Jil .i P1 kf

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. 1 i 7 Hu 1 si , ,fl - . ' ,,, X X it lx U 2 5 A ,.,nf'- PLAYING THE DRUMS during the holiday assembly is Chad Kort, member of the Jazz Band. ALTHOUGH STUDENTS DlDN l' contribute as many cans as in previous years, there were 999 collected for needy families. FACULTY MEMBERS JOIN Day- break for the song Little Drummer Boy . Afterwards, the teachers sang Twas the Night Before Christmas. S' !,.. Holiday Week f 3

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'bd 1.11823 g 'A fi' MK' South graduates 19 in mid-year - - ineteen seniors graduat- n ed at Glenbrook South's - - mid-year graduation, which was held in the IMC on Friday, Jan. 25, from 2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. The ceremony opened with the invocation presented by the treasurer for the Class of 1980, Doug Sanders. Included in the commencement were speeches by Student Council senior repre- sentatives Cindy Alspaugh and Eric Gilliland and vice-president for the Class of 1980, Steve Plunkett. Dr. William Schreiner present- ed the diplomas to the gradua- tiong students. The final address was given by senior Kim Bielat. The early graduates finished at this point for many reasons. However, the biggest reason was to work. Karen Olenick, one of the early graduates, proceed- ed to get a job to get a taste of the real world before college. I AFTER RETURNING HER cap and gown to Student Activities, Lori Tector receives her diploma from Mr. Eleanor Holmes. MARK DANNER, PAULA Gauer and Barb Loew walk from the IMC after graduation. ceremony can learn to take care of fi- nances, and I get a break from school. Karen will go on to col- lege next fall to either Drake, Indiana or the University of Wis- consin-Madison. Other students, like Andrea Callas and Marcia Swanson, plan to pursue a career through their current jobs. Linda Peterson and Fran Sutz are already attending college, Linda at Oklahoma Uni- versity and Fran at Mills College in Oakland, Cal. Still, one other reason for graduating early came from Lisa Shineflug, who decided to go ski- ing in Aspen, Colo. Other students who graduat- ed early were Kelly Adams, Mark Danner, Paula Gauer, Bar- bara Loew, Richard Nugent, Jo- seph Papa, Paul Pappageorge, Cynthia Rouse, Kimberly Speck, Marilyn Sterner, Lori Tector, Sil- via Vergara and Kathleen Wro- bel. Karen concluded by saying I feel like I'm on vacation, like I'll be going back. I will keep in con- tact with teachers and friends, but it was to my advantage to do it Igraduatel early, I'm eager to go to college. Mid-Year Graduation f 4