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

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Musical skills displayed by clubs The Jazz Band, directed by Mr. Peter Pappas, consisted of 25 members. They played for the variety show and sponsored the North Shore Jazz Festival. In addition, they also compet- ed in the Mundelein High School Jazz Contest and the Brookfield High School Jazz Festival. One of their biggest events was the Jazz Night they put on with Glenbrook North, featuring the jazz band from Northwestern University. The members are selected by audi- tions of their musical ability. The Orchestra, which was directed by Mr. Carl Meyer, consisted of 24 students. They performed a winter and spring concert and also combined their talents with junior high students from Maple and Springman for a concert. In the beginning of March, the Orchestra took a five-day trip to Minnesota to perform and also hear other orchestras play. Along with these concerts there was also the District Or- chestra, which was a combina- tion of students from Glen- brook North and South. Daybreak was one of the X 1- 5 2 we 1. sf 'Q is Q. f, E? , 'C' ,r A :SI - many choral groups at Glen- brook South. It was directed by Mr. Walter Lamble and con- sisted of 24 singers and 16 in- strumentalists. The members rehearsed Tuesday nights and also on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday before school. They performed for elementary and junior high schools. The group also held a workshop at White Pines Ranch in Oregon, Ill. The members are chosen by audition in the spring of the previous year. They must be able to sing, dance, and sight read to be in Daybreak. Junior Rachel Santos tunes her violin before a performance given by the Or- chestra. Junior Randy Barnes plays his French horn during a concert given by the Orchestra. Daybreak, Jazz Band, Orchestra 67

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Along with his fellow players junior bassoonist Peter Muckenhirn prac- tices a selection prior to a concert per- formance. B d ii? ., A DAYBREAK-ROW 1: Sharyn Rosen- baum, Sandy Stevenson, Victor Co- hen, Donna Shim: ROW 2: Lori Mar- golis, Diane Lindenbaum, Cara Houck, Marcy Kaplan, Rick Wars- kow, Jenny Laystrom, Jim Figiel, Lisa Gigante, Nancy Hoefs, Katrina Wohlschlegel, Judy Frazer: ROW 3: Mike Bartsch, John Bond, Brigitte Beling, Ava Grover, Mark Dold, Jill Rosengard, Adam Domecq, Lee Weir, Jim Winettg ROW 4: Brad Koloch, Joe Deluca, Kevin O'Brien, Jim Strangg ROW 5: Dan Brame, Ray Kile, Justin Kargulg ROW 6: Peter Langas, Bob Krizek, Pat King, Pat Harrison. ORCHESTRA-ROW l: Vicki Han- sell, Harry Hsiung, Rachel Santos, Kelle Reczek, Chris Matkovich, Ali- son Van Egeren, Peter Muckenhirng ROW 2: Kelly Otsuka, Anne Attea, Lisa Pontarelli, Chris Zabielskig ROW 3: Paul Wendland, Randy Barnes, Dave Stevens, Sue Dawson, Leslie Benson, John Muckenhirn, Pe- ter Langas, John Spalding, Jim Figiel. 66fDaybreak Jazz Band, Orchestra JAZZ BAND-ROW 1: Chris Za- bielski, Bob Owens, Matt Ferraro, Steve Ridenour, John Muckenhirn, Jeff Crimson, ROW 2: Sue Baugh- man, Justin Kargul, Jim Waechter, Dan Brame, Ray Kile, Rhonda Trop- stein: ROW 3: Amy Pena, Bob Krizek, Leslie Benson, Peter Langas, Jay Brame, John Spalding, Jim Strang, Kevin O'Brien, Paul Enzinger, Linda Buchanan.

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During a football halftime show, the percussion section supplies rhythm for the rest of the band. SYMPHONIC BAND I - ROW l: Jim Waechter, Anne Attea, Kelly Otsuka, Jane Bullinger, Judy Gebert, Mary O'Brien, Laurie Ashbrook, Sally Miller, Karen Melberg, Jean Gilbertson, Lisa Pontarellig ROW 2: Lisa Simon, Candy Graham, David Jakes, Laura Aichholzer, John Lindell, Randy Barnes, Todd Keeler, Dave Stevens, Sue Dawson, Chris Zabielski, Linda Hsiung, Debbie Bos, Meena Wadhwa, Beth Sonnenberg, Sue Baughman, Julie Dick, Merryl Block, Rhonda Tropstieng ROW 3: Mike Cho, Laura Fisher, Maribeth Heraty, Donna Kaczar, Julie Waechter, Sue Ashcroft, Adam Domecq, Jeff Sheldon, Pat Harri- son, Dan Godzicki, Amy Pena, Dave Berek, Peter Langas, Leslie Benson, Kristi Melberg, Dave Maki, Jay Brame, Bob Krizek, Chuck Wiedl, Rich Hoker, Doug McCarthy, Katrin Wohlschlegel, John Muckenhirng ROW 4: Linda Buchanan, Paul Enzinger, Kevin 0'Brien, Susan Winton, John Spalding, Jim Strang, Mike Kramer, Lee Weir, Jim Figiel, Dave Leverenz, Ray Finfer, Justin Kargul, Nancy Franzmeier, Dan Brameg ROW 5: Helene Hindes, Steve Reidenour, Phil Anast, Chris Kolias, Bob Corley, Vas Russis, Matt Ferraro, Paul Wendland. :AS xx! Band performs at Disney World In August when everyone was relaxing and still enjoying the rest of summer, the march- ing band was already busy practicing every Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7:00- 9:30. The last Saturday in Au- gust was dedicated to a 12- hour day at Camp Henry Horner. The band was learning its halftime show. The Marching Band, con- sisting of 225 people, the lar- gest in the school's history, per- formed at every halftime show as well as four contests. At Plano, the band placed second, like they did at the Sycamore Pumpkin Festival. At Soldier Field, the band missed the fin- als by one band, therefore plac- 68 Symphonic I, ll, 8: Marching Bands ing llth. At Stagg High School the band placed third. The band's trip this year was to Orlando, Fla. The band, both Symphonic I and II, par- ticipanted in the Nationalfln- ternational Music Festival. This contest took place at Sea World, and along with their performance in this contest, the band was invited by Disney World to help celebrate their 10th anniversary. The band left on April l and returned April 9, Symphonic I also performed in Springfield with the All- State band. They played for the Music Teachers Conven- tion. Symphonic I tryouts were in November, when the top 70 students were chosen. In this group there were tryouts once a week on a piece of music which was going to be per- formed. The top players sat in the first chairs. Included in the Marching Band were the players, the flags, and the three drum ma- jors. This was the first year to break tradition by having three drum majors instead of two. The drum majors were John Muckenhirn, Lisa Simon, and Jim Waechter. Mr. Peter Pappas, director, felt, We have had more talent this year than we've ever had before. This is because our ju- nior high bands are getting bet- terf'