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

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DECEMBER Chicago class visits Chicago City Hall Family life class goes to divorce courts Child development students act as teachers' aides in 'area elementaryschools, Musical Theatre class sees They're Playing Our Song at Marriotfs Lincoln- shire Theatre Glenbrook Academy students' sisit Midwest Buddhist Temple Chicago class visits Chicago City Hall Daybreak entertains Skokie Valley Council at Fort Sheridan Selected sciencelstudents hear recombinant DNA lecture and view lab facilities at Uniiersity of Chicago Debatertournament at Homewood Flossmor High School - varsity team places first, JV places third A , Child Development opens CBS pre-school Bel Canto Chorale tours local schools Master Signers tour area schools A Concert Band giyes' concert at OLPH school ' AP Physics class views lab and accelerator exhibit at National Accelerator Laboratory ' . -I 0 Concert Choir performs at area schools 1 American Industries class visits Board of Trade in Chicago Advanced ceramics students attend Judy Chicago's art exhibit in Chicago 1 2 Debate tournament at Oak Park River Forest High School-varsity team places third, JV teams tie for first. novice places third 4 Chamber Choir sings at area schools 5 Daybreak performs. at area schools Humanities class sees L'Elisir d'amore at Lyric Opera 1 6 Med Tech. class visits St. Lulce's Medical Center American industries class visits Museum of Science and lndustry 17 Freshman Chorus performs at local schoots 19 ' i Debate tournament at Augustana College-varsity team places first bcnior Vicki Bold and alumnus Dong Phillips celebrate their tall i980 wed- ding as part of at sociology class pro' Ld' December Curricuiumfl9 I

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Job market opens to students GBS students are not always able to pinpoint their career choices, but if one took advan- tage ofthe DCE program tDi- versified Cooperative Educa- tionj he at least took a step towards making that decision. When a student joins the DCE program, it will be easier in the future to land a job. One student, Robin Rushing, did so and is now employed at Glen- view State Bank. DCE allows me to get on- the-job experience. I get out of school at 11:45 a.m., and there- fore it enables me to get in enough hours to be on a perma- nent, part-time program at Glenview State Bank, ex- plained Rushing. Rushing put in an average of 20 hours a week. Her main task was to help out in purchasing and clerical work. To conclude her week, she ran the switch- board. Though the DCE program may tend to be a lot of work, Rushing, for instance, was al- lowed special benefits such as two weeks paid vacation, paid holidays and sick days, a Christmas bonus, and the reim- bursements for college courses. My future plans are to work full time at the bank while taking evening courses at Oakton or any other colleges where l'm close to home. My decision to stay my first year is because my boss is cooperative and willing to help me get more experience. She's offered to train me in the computer field and help place me in a better job. If I get above-average grades in my courses, the bank will reimburse my tuition, concluded Rushing. Sophomore Jim Olsen solves a techni- cal graphics problem during drafting class. Senior Robin Rushing answers a call through the switchboard at Glenview State Bank. To celebrate the upcoming holiday season, Mr. Allen Ruter and some of his senior English students serve apple cider from a keg. Classes all over school held parties before school let out for Christmas vacation. 196fDeccmber Curriculum WW, ' .f.7 '.M. ' 'H Jessi at-or S , .1- 32 ' 1 . W .,,.W1.-if-..t.',aH ,, ,,,. , ,. .. M, ,,,. J 2 t 5 1

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As Brian Rudi und Currie Albunesc wait to get on the editor machine. y sophomore Alan Ycfsky runs his com- ' puter program tape through the type machine to copy it over. , ,Glenbrook Academy students visit Midwest Buddhist - pTemple i V' g Child development students open GBS pre-school . Chicago and sociology classes begin visits to Cook W ' County Criminal Courts - Debate tournament at New Trier High School-varsity , A :team places second, two teams ties for Sth in open division C11 , , Child development pre-school resumes at GBS , , Musical theatre class sees Pirates of Penzance at - - Schubert Theatre 15 Debate tournament at Peoria Central ,High School-two ' -varsity teams tie for lst, novice places lst 19- 11a 'i 'Semester final evaluations e - ,i l-Jazz Choireand Daybreak attend workshop at White Pines Ranch in Oregon, IL Debate tournament at Niles High School West-varsity steam places Znd, JV places 3rd, novice places 3rd I Senior Amy Miclke has her speed and accuracy put to the test during a timed typing cxzim, 428fJaniuairyCurriculum 'V L , l Q, gitl