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

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. K I v S v Steve Perry, lead vocal for Journey, sings, Open Arms. CBS students had a chance to see Journey when they came to town in early September. During the Homecoming pep assembly, senior Mike Bartsch entertains the audience with his nightclub ver- sion of Blue and Gold. Under the direction of Mr. Walter Lamble, the Master Singers practice As lt Fell Upon A Night. Chris Sommers, wearing his Rolling Stones shirt, con- verses with Chris Nuccio during a ,free period. f- li Nd ' A '- -'Nl Lfljuusellff NUJL cf-Q99 OUR ' ,w UQ fry, X , A-, , y uh 3 , WM QQ . id, 'X dlflgf ,Mot A J lbw QMS V VWQJ X' HI-glflf - if vi 9 . 532, M310 ML wjjl JV LQZ Ulollxlf VUQPX A KLQXQ V lg, A x VL good V . last , UU Q W bolus' U Cwfclji U W Whig Ao1flilNf'lG Q ln l. l . -x p nj , I, W- Aww' YW .J aww . Wave 65 WJ? ,aJQ'WjAmfA MW' , 7 glwezcfx, U5 Lf. yxfwj 7 ff-All' YNY UQ. we MMS Pfgfmf W QM Ml fm you 'GJ Jgxodw . l ConccrsAnd M M354 LLLLJ 5

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Loud sounds don9t bother concert buffs Today, people have opportunity to See top singers on TK but also to The crowd screams and cheers as the lights go out and the strum of a guitar chord heard. Then the lights suddenly flash back on as the favorite rock or pop singer walks onto a stage. This is a routine well-known to the devoted concert goer. A favorite pastime for many GBS students is going to concerts. Due to the wide variety and large number of singers and music, stu- dents can go to many places to witness a concert. The Rosemont Horizon, Poplar Creek, Alpine Valley, Ravinia, and the Inter- national Amphitheatre are the more promi- nent places for concerts in the Chicago area. WWA Senior Janet Lucas selects two Pat Benatar albums at a local record store. Bruce Springsteen, known as The Boss, came to the Rosemont Horizon September Sth, l0th and llth after cancelling out during the preceding summer. l4fConcerts And Music l've been to both Rush and Journey at Alpine Valley. The concerts were great and the crowds were rowdy, said junior Chris Dixon. Aside from groups like Journey, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Rush, Styx, Foreign- er, The Rolling Stones, Genesis, and Van Ha- len, students can see bands put together by peers. Cimeron, meaning wild and Indian, is one such band. The band, consisting of seniors Tim Cullitan and Steve Ridenour, and sopho- mores Kevin Philman, John Flanz, and Andy Grundy, meets twice a week. We play ever- see them in concert. ything from medium to hard rock and v intend to play at Springman or GBS dances commented Cullitan, Cullitan, who has done much musically GBS continued, When you've done shox tmusicals, chorus get-togethers, jazz choir you really appreciate the talent that Gli has. A Another crowd pleaser at South is WGB the school's radio station. Mike Mallegg, junior and disc jockey for WGBS commer ed, lt's a rush doing the show and we have great time doing it. Music is a part of life at Glenbrook Sout

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1961 Sept. 4-Clenbrook South High School opens with 752 freshmen and sophomores Nov. I8-District 225 Superintendent Norman E. Watson hands the keys to CBS over to its princi- pal, Dr. Sydney Salt CBS divided into Eisenhower and MacArthur Halls 1963 Enrollment grows to 1.174 freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. July-Glenbrook South voted nation's School of the Month 4 conference championships Dr. Norman Haweeli replaces Dr. Watson as school superintendent Voters approve 53,500,000 referendum to complete South 1 conference championship 1965 CBS accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools .lune 10-first class graduates from Glenbrook South l conference championship 1966 Building construction finished: gym and auditorium completed, new pit builtg speech, music, industrial education, IMC, and bus lobby areas completedg new school equipment purchased Mr. Wesley Bovinet replaces Dr. Salt as principal Administration mandates hair length standards for boys 2 conference championships 1967 Pool completed Dr. William Schreiner replaces Mr. Bovinet as prin- cipal Brigadoon performed as first musical I conference championship 1968 District 225 voters pass 54.88 million bond issue and tax increase to provide more money for building and educational funds Tennis courts built Games People Play performed as first Variety Show Varsity boys' golf team wins state championship 4 conference championships 1969 Dr. Forrest Sheely replaces Dr. Haweeli as school superintendent 2 conference championships 1970 Outdoor track and football fields built Students stage protest march against Kent State shootings and war in Cambodia 5 conference championships l6f2Oth Anniversary 1971 CBS teachers strike for I3 days Board of Education approves students' rights bill 5 conference championships 1972 Girls' sports begin at South 2 conference championships 1973 3 conference championships 1974 7 conference championships 1975 3 conference championships 1976 District 225 Administration building on Landwehr Road completed 3 conference championships 1977 4 conference championships 1978 Varsity football team goes to state semifinals 4 conference championships 1979 CBS accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools 7 conference championships 1980 District 225 becomes first North Suburban School District to purchase Apple Il micro-computers Band televised nationwide in Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade I0 conference championships 1981 Dr. .lean McCrew replaces Dr. Sheely as school superintendent District 225 annexes District 207. bringing 126 for- mer Maine North students to Clenbrook South 7 conference championships 1982 CBS stages fifteenth annual Variety Show A Hero is More Than a Sandwich To be continued ...... ff 4.m,y, . ,Max -ww. ,os , 9. a s .,,, . gf' ,Ee , F. 1, 4 57 MA,