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

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Snoopy tRick Warskowj sings Suppertime while looking hungrily into his bowl. Between scenes, the Charlie Brown ensemble consisting of Brad Koloch, Joe Deluca, Dan Brame, Lisa Pontar- elli, Katrine Wohlschlegel, and Mr. Walter Lamble re- view the musical score for the play. lflusical amounts to more than 'he Master Singers performed You're A od Man Charlie Brown as their first sical of the year. The play ran for four 's, Sept. 30 - Oct. 3. fir. Walter Lamble, the director of the w said, The last two nights were a much ter turnover than the first twog however, whole show was a complete success. recording to Lamble the play was chosen ause of its simplicity at the beginning of year. The play also insured a good pro- tion. 'he musical, which centered around Char- 3rown, played by Lee Weir and Tim Culli- , mixed different scenes from various irlie Brown books. It included songs like .ppertime, The Baseball Game, and 1ppiness. As Cullitan remarked, lt was like a kalei- doscope of favorite scenes from all of the Charlie Brown books. Other characters included Snoopy, played by Jim Figiel and Rick Warskowg Lucy, played by Sara Flanagin and Chris Larkinsg Linus, played by Mike Bartschg and Patty, played by Nancy Hoefs and Mimi Kite. John Bond, who played Schroeder com- mented, The show was not just for kidsg it's numerous puns made it a delight for old and young alike? So that they would be ready to go by Sept. 30, the cast started working on the musical several weeks before the start of school. They practiced everyday, Monday-Friday, until the start of the school, then they began prac- ticing evenings, after school, and weekends. just 'Peanuts' Ex-master singers Jackie Shim, Vicki Leh- man and Eric Gilliland, from last year's Mas- ter Singers musical The Fantasticksf' came back to provide a lot of help for the produc- tion. I believe the presentation ofa small musi- cal in the fall is very important to the musical and theatrical development of the students involved. It is a good complement to the much larger NorthfSouth Musical in the spring, concluded Lamble. Nancy Raley, one of the Master Singers who didn't perform in the play, felt the play turned out well. The play went just as planned, very smoothly. Not only did everyone perform their best, but they had fun doing it, com- mented Raley. Charlie Brownj29

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The Wednesday and Friday cast consisting of Mike Bartsch, Sara Flanagin, Lee Weir, .lim Figiel, Nan- cy Hoefs, and John Bond sing to the audience at the baseball game. Lucy fChris Larkinsj gives a crabbiness survey to Charlie Brown fTim Cullitanj. 28fCharlie Brown Peppermint Patty iMimi Kitel plans a rabbit hunt with Snoopy.

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, lf Varsity football player, Ben Jennings 1613 wraps up a Spartan runner. CBS students let out their emotions at the pep rally while getting ready for the evening clash with GBN. 30fNorthfS0uth Rivalry Seniors Pat Walsh and Mike McPhilliamy discuss offensive strategy. After gearing up for the game, the Titans march on to the field to meet the Spartans. 3 S F 1. .e as 2 S i 'Jil' are I ' T ini?-'-fax A t ff' S e n K , if 5 ' 4 S. Qi 5 -fi 4 f Ei isfl' I , F Isnt' aes, f- 3 :- Q' is ,ss U 3. -g my N KW G.. g