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

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FEBRUARY With the aid of the Apple Computer, Mr. Craig Shaw computes students' grades. Student Counciliofficers meet with Student Council officers from schools ' - i , i Master Singers perform for President's breakfast at Glenview Naval Air Station GBS and GBN students go to Illinois Music Educators' Association convention and All-State music activities in Springfield Symphonic Band l plays at All-State music convention in Springfield Glenbrook Academy goes to Bah'ai Temple in Wilmette 10 Russian history class visits Chicago City Council on Foreign Relations and Polish-Soviet Relations s 1 1 v v ly y s U.S. History 153 class takes field trip to Museum of Science and Industry' fi 13 Debate tournament at Peoria Richwoods High School-varsity places fifth, .IV places fifth 16 Chicago 163 class visits Chicago landmarks-Hoiy Trinity Church, St. Patrick's Hull House, St. Vladimir's 13 science students participate in team competition at Oakton Community Col- lege Chicago class takes ethnic tour of Chicago Issues 8z Answers class visits Chicago Tribune Building 18 DCE classes visit Meadow Wood Builders to investigate passive solar construc- tion and related occupations Debaters compete at Harvard University-two varsity teams place seventeenth 27 Daybreak and Jazz choir take part in workshop and competition at Bishop Luers High School in Fort Wayne, Ind. Debaters compete at IHSA Sectionals-varsity team places second February Curriculjumf20 1' L. A

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Building trades involves students in phases of construction One course at Glenbrook South that can be useful to some students in preparing for their futures is building trades. It is through building trades that students from both GBS and GBN are given the oppor- tunity to build and design houses. The newly-designed house, which is located at 1355 Keystone Road in Northbrook, was designed by Matt Snyder from GBN. A committee of realtors, interior design teach- ers, and the head of the North- brook Building Department decided that Snyder's house would be the best to construct. .,..,.fM,'- L'wMi I There were many people in- volved in the building and de- sign ofthe house. First of all, there were the students in the building trades, architecture, and horticulture classes from GBS and GBN. Then the inte- rior designing was done by the interior design class from GBN. Next year, GBS will be responsible for the interior de- signing. Financial records were kept by students in the Busi- ness Education Department. The house is unlike the oth- ers built in past years in that it consists of three bedrooms rather than four. Senior Jim VanZant assists senior Jim Singer to put up the ceiling in the garage of the building trades house. Art teacher Miss Donna Hajzl helps Lori Wiederer, John Weber, and Evan Simon with their clay projects. There seems to be a greater call for three-bedroom homes now. I think it is basically a question of affordability for most people, commented Mr. John Boley, coordinator of the building trades project. Materials for building the house were obtained from city, local, and suburban suppliers, and also through bidding. Once the house was finished it was put on the market for sale. Sophomore Chris Latimer counts out the time for a music measure. A 4 200 February Curriculum if-aw 9 I

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