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

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, , 70fConcert MASTER SINGERS-ROW l: Dave Rosenbaum, Kevin Pittner, Julie Pantaleo, Kevin Mendellg ROW 2: Lisa Gigante, Amy Coyl, Joy Pellouchoud, Karen Weldon, Lori Lambert, Sharyn Rosenbaum, Katrin Wohlschlegelg ROW 3: Martha Wyatt, Mary Schmolze, Brigitte Beling, Mimi Kite, Liz Longabaugh, Diane Lindenbaum, Evan Turekg ROW 4: Vic Cohen, Judy Frazer, Cara Houck, Lora Engdahl, Lori Margolis, John Bond, Lee Weir: ROW 5: Brad Kolock, Jim Figiel, Lisa Pontarelli, Chris Larkins, Janet Ambler, Lynn Boyle: ROW 6: Diane Brown, Jenny Laystrom, Sara Flanagin, Mark Dold, Rick Warskowg ROW 7: Pat Harrison, Pam Conway, Cynthia Fordos, Marcy Kaplan, Laura Kelsey, Nancy Hoefs, Karen Fjallberg, Jim Dilworth, Les Lynn, Ava Grover, Gary Dubofsky, Dave Barreccag ROW 8: Mike Bartsch, David Slriepling, Adam Domecq, Jim Winelt, Herb Finn, Kip Kelley. e Sars K still R 1 Q55 ttia -'-f BEL CANTO-ROW 1: Amy Levin, Ardis Berghoff, Dana Davenport, Wendy Percy, Theresa Weber, Laurie i Bachenheimer, Lynn Schwartzenberg, M Laurie MacDonald, Julie Klickerg ROW 2: Dr. William Schnell, Lisa Goodman, Joy Dy, Harriet Spears, Qhannon Barr, Donna Shim, Denise A:rouet, Indy Birk, Liane Sabieg ROW 3: Wendy Florio, Marci Arrigo, Kim Shaver, Rosalie Dick, Joy Gil- bert, Debbie Geftman, Laurie Hunt, Chris Zabielskig ROW 4: Liz Gattone, Patty Lloyd, Julie Kapustka, Jill Pe- ters, Anne Gottlieb, Chris Hook, Dor- rine Heckenbach, Kathy Ambler, Jean Miller, Karen Strey. fi' fic 'i Directing Chamber Choir, Jim Fi- Y giel does 'ta very good job, according 3- 4' to Dr. William Schnell, head of the i A K , group. ' i Choir, Bei Canto, Master Singers

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VIPHONIC BAND II-ROW I: Amy Kort, Kelly Pommerenke, Sharon Godzicki, Chris Branstrom, Sue Rizzo, en Kelinson, Jennifer Larson, Julie Hartfelder, Jackie LuCarellig ROW 2: Stephie Florio, Ingrid Kormer, Kara Tarelli, Michelle Schwartz, Bruce Hagerman, Kristen Preusen, Anne Corley, Chris Sand, Rich Wojak, Kelli erson, Mary Attea, Kathy Farrell, Lisa Kramer, Cindy Johnson, Debbie Westmang ROW 3: Mimi Wohlschlegel, ne Lovell, Raj Wadhwa, Vivian Voeks, Chris Mah, Gunner Pamuk, Bob Pudloski, Steve Smith, Mark Schwartz, Panfil, Ray Kile, Terri Harrison, Colin McMahon, Mike Stielhack, Emanual Younanzadeh, Jerry Ragusa, Vicki ks, Kurt Hultberg, Vince Gerage, Mike Dy, Scott Campbell, ROW 4: Dave Maller, Scott Dahlberg, John Weber, xnne Lindgren, Mark Lindsay, Jeff Grimson, Cathy Otsuka, Bill Triebold, George Spyros, Addison Daliva, Mike htoldt, Peter Johnson, Bill Jones, Pat King, Roland Wikstrom, Scott Jorgensen, Mark Clayson, Steve Pudlosky, 1 Feit, Jim Jennings, Chip Berghoff, Steve Daley, Hugh Morgan, ROW 5: Dean Sirakides, Brent Berdick, Mark akowitz, Jason Block, Keith Tyler. f it The Titan Marching Band partici- pates in a band contest held at Soldier Senior drum major Jim Waechter dir- ects a number in the Homecoming halftime show. fl c . Lead by the banner girls, the Glen- brook South Marching Band exhibits their abilities during the Homecoming parade. Long hours of rehearsal pay off in a successful halftime performance. Field' Symphonic I, II, Marching Bands 69

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Choruses show talent Concert Choir, Bel Canto, and Master Singers students were often seen talking to Mr. Walter Lamble, head of the Music Department, or in the general vicinity of the Music Department. These three choral groups consisted of sophomores, ju- niors, and seniors, with the Master Singers containing most of the seniors. After they had been in Titan Chorus and Glee Club, students could au- dition for Master Singers. While most girls went into Concert Choir, the boys' next step was either Concert Choir or Master Singers. After a year in Concert Choir, students were again eligible to audition for Master Singers. Concert Choir consisted of 40 students, boys and girls, who each received one credit Mr. Walter Lamble, the director of Master Singers, helps the group learn a new song. for his participation in the class. In the fall the group went on two field trips to Winkle- mann Grammar School. Con- cert Choir performed in a fall choral concert, a holiday cho- rale, the Techny Festival of Music, and the Spring Spec- tacular. Bel Canto consisted of 38 girls and was the second high- est singing group at South in terms of prestige. Members went to Oakton Community College and Lions School in the fall, and in the spring, they also performed at Techny. Master Singers consisted of 56 students. They performed at a fall choral concert, a holiday choral concert, Techny Festi- val of Music, the Spring Spec- tacular, and the Holiday as- sembly, as well as other small concerts. Lamble stated, All the groups are growing. I think the kids that take music are the best kids in the building. CONCERT CHOIR-ROW 1: Mad- eline Zayas, Marla Greenberg, Jackye Swidler, Heidi Ruda, Todd Neumann, Kevin Mendell, Darin Greenblattg ROW 2: Mary Zorn, Wendy Lorange, Felicia Schwartz, Ira Singer, Paul Margolis, lan Lisk, Brent Berdickg ROW 3: Geri Multack, Jenny Py- terek, Diane Voitik, Faith Lukin, Lisa Klene, Craig Van Dernoot, Jeff Puleo, Kevin Mottlowitz, Larry Bluestone, Stanton Kawer, Joel Raveng ROW 4: Debbie Heinze, Jeanne Tracz, Kirsten Baumann, Karen Ryan, Wendy Nel- son, Joanne Miresse, Kevin 0'Neil, Pete Diessel, John Laystrom, Donald Henthorne, Steve Goldsmith, Mark Schwartz. The Master Singers listen attentive- ly to their teacher regarding an up- coming show. Concert Choir, Bel Canto, Master Sin ers 71