Glenbard North High School - Aquilo Yearbook (Carol Stream, IL)

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553' --Z WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY 17

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IS IT ANYWAY Whose Life Is lT Anyway was a cornedy-dra- ma wriTTen by Brian Clark, IT proved To be a re- warding producTion here aT GN. lasT fall. The acTion Took place in a modern day hospiTal ward. Ken Harrison, played by Mark TenuTa, was faced wiTh The biTTer sTrugle of his depressing condiTion5 he was paralyzed from The neck down afTer an auTornobiel accidenT, AfTer careful consider- aTion, Harrison calmly and sanely decided ThaT he wanled To end his life. This decision caused a direcT conflicT beTween his docTors: Michael Ern- erson CRick Gieserj who felT ThaT a docTor should be dedlcaTed To The survival of a human being and Clare ScoTT QDonna Zajacy who believed ThaT The paTienT should be able To raTionalIy de- cide for hirnself. The play ended wiTh a grueling courl scene inside The hospiTal where Jusiice Mill- house QRick Quelasy granTs Ken Harrison The righT To choose beTween life and deaTh. Harrison, of course, chose The laTTer. Whose Life . . was a producTion which excelled in all areas of The The- aTre, and The Speech ArTs DeparTmenT of Glen- bard NorTh should be commended for iTs meriTori- ous achievernenTs. 16 WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY

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Variet Q6 yn. Gitarzan and his Jungle Band The sixth annual O.E.A. Variety Show was held last March A and 6 at 7:30 p.m. This was the first year that the show ran for two nights. Each night featured different shows. Ten acts performed both nights along with ten different acts each night. There was a variety of acts including dancing, singing, ro?:k bands and com- edy skits. The biggest success was the tarzan-jungle act with Vicki Dukes and the rest of the Junior leaders. Some of the students surprised everyone with their talent in dancing, among which included the hawaiian dances performed by Lalaine Vitug, Gina Villanueva and Cindy Cerrudo. Comic fillers were done by resident thespi- ans Rick Gieser, Marc Hansen, Heidi Cherim and Dawn Losek., The show also had its own version of the popular Solid Gold dancers which included Deanna Palazzo, Priscilla Banquero and Linda Anderson who provided for the fillers in between acts. The show was again another hit. Both nights were sold out. Under the supervision of Mr. Depa, G.N. students displayed tre- mendous potential in the entertainment field. They not only dis- played a great deal of talent but a great deal of showmanship as well. 18 VARIETY SHOW Q1 MW, Sho T f fr? WWW M45 , I S66fhXww',T fwf . Z ?!fZ9..4A . , 'w my ff , J Q 1 f V f,,, , r .1 ff We T. Fifi , I. .' ','T, Q 'MT f' T, fy 'T - .ff , T 3' yew f , 1 A of f .ffl af f fu . , f T rey? . .rg ff t s ' T AW 'ZLL f f, . f T T M f T! ,iff .597 . ', ff I V ' . W E, V . ww ,V 5 A V, Qi ' C f . T. , 7,..5- T T - ' ' i fix' , W7'C Z, V, , T ft f-r fr, ' f i 2 T T gif 1' :gif ..,5 ,M , , .. ' ,f Mfg. .2 sw ' ' W7 ' W T . wie aw T f f ' K 0 Af ff? ' f .1 pkg. -72 Q, ft .fs J , M' , ,, gf? f ff fwfff ,W , . f + . E, . 0 ,90-,z':?f4 fix? f -T f ,7f 1 mf . . , - J ' ,. . ff T , ,,.V I ,.V, f ., ,V , H My -.1 T- T WT, f YQ 'T ' WU ., ' Above: UD at the Great White North. Below: The rock bdnd LtZOl'OUS n ff., ,f . fmffb. 4 ,, ,