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

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ipmfiiez Mike McPhilliomy l Two year Varsity grid captain What is your fondest memory of Playing football and getting to know and becomefriends with many of my teammates, M What world event has had the most effect on you? V The election of President Reagan, be-, cause I feel we are more likely to go to war with him as President. .... -..........i.i.1-.... McPhilliamy rides in the Homecom- ing parade as a member of the Break- fast Club. 've Eleanor Lee Todd Lesser Kim Letavay: Etruscan 10,11 Un- dex Editorj, 12 tCampus Life Edi- torjg Pep Club 9g Quill SL Scroll 10,1l,l2 ' Linda Levinson Randal Levy Susan' Lery Grant Lewis John Lillig Sandra Linke Anastasia Livaditis Scott Loochtan: Class Board 95 Soccer 9,l0,l 1,12 Wendy Lorange Richard Lorenz Janet Lucas: Girls' Letter Club 10: Key Club 123 Matmaids 9, Math- letes 121 Stage'Staff 9g Track 9g Tutoring 9,1g0,,lll,lZ lVice-Presi- cient! Class Of '82fl09

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Qeniors- -' .... ' .. Pamela Knodt: Gymnastics 9 Pierre Kornak Michael Koroly: Baseball 9,1O,l1,12: Football Janelle Koshgarian Nancy Kroll: Band 9,103 Gymnas' tics 9,10,11 Andrew Kupcinet Michael Kupcinet Joeyrliupfer Susan. 'Kuzan Jennifer Lacy:'Band 9,10,11 Mark Lallas Alisa Lambert: AWG 12: Class Board 11,123 Key Club l1,l2: Track 9 . Laura Larkin Christina Larkinsi- Drama Club 115 Forensics 10g Master Singers 123 Variety Show 11,12 Richard' Larson Steve Lasky Charles Latimer: Chess Club 12: Drama Club 11,121 Variety Show 11,l2g WGBSe11,12 Karen Lauren: Tutoring 11 Jennifer Laystrom: Drama Club 11,121 Jazz Choir 11,12g Master Singers 12g NIS Musical 9,11,12g Orchesis 9,10,l1,12g Peer Group 12g Spring Play 10,11,12: Variety 'Show 9,10,11,l2g Winter Play 11,12 V Terry Lazar . 108jClass Of '82

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Qeniors. .. ' .: ' Dawn Lundquist: Key Club 123 NXS Musical 9g Volleyball 9 Elizabeth Luppino: Backgammon Club 10,1 lg Class Board llg Etrus- can 10,11 lCopy Editor-ig NHS 111,121 Oracle 113 Quill 8a Scroll l0,11,l2: Softball 10g Variety Show 9 Kurt Lustgarten Kevin Lynch: AWG 11,12: Class Board 12g Football 9,109 Key Club 11,12: Tennis 9,l0,11 Mary Manning: Band 9g Basket- ball 9,10,1 1,12g Girls' Letter Club 10,l1,123 Orchestra 9,105 Softball 9,l0,l1,12g Volleyball I2 CMan- agerj Lori Margolis: Class Board 10,l1,l2g Master Singers 11,123 NfS Musical 10.11.123 Tutoring 11,12 Amy Marsh Michael Marsh l10j'Class Of '82 t the top of the academic heap When the top ranked seniors were asked how it felt to be ranked at the beginning of their class the reply was generally positive. Although the order changes every semester, one usu- ally sees the same five people in the top positions. Sometimes I dread when the semester ends because people get so competitive, although it is gratifying to know that what youive worked so hard for is fi- nally paying off, replied Anne Attea, one of the top scholars. Tim Thoelecke ranked num- ber four as of the first semester, said, 1 love when ranks come out because it pushes me to work harder to reach a higher goal. What does it mean being numbers one in one's class? Many replied that it was great for their college applications When applying to school, clasf rank counts a great deal, as doe: extra-curricular activities. Most of the students in the top 20 were involved in outside ac- tivities. Attea also commented l'All the hours put into home work didn't seem important a' the time, but it's all worth i now. Jeff Herbert, a top scholar in the Cla' of '82, uses the Student Activities Offict to finish up his homework. tl x if e , V 5 Tse- F'- Ig -yyy g- Liss as