Glenbrook North High School - Laconian Yearbook (Northbrook, IL)

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visory 4 Society 3, 4 john Zobus: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, Sword and Shield 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Vice Chairman of Ad- Carl Zon: Football Manager 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3: Boys' Barbershoppers 3, Sword and Shield 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Northwest Conference Music Festival 3, Spring Concert 3, Winter Coneert 3, National Honor SENIOR LEA E ARK U 1 CLE BROOK Being the first Freshman Class to enter Glenbrook is the distinction of this yea.r's Senior Class. The building, the people, the experiences were all new. Even before the opening day of school, the first freshmen had helped to lay the foundations for the present student govern- ment by work on summer Student Council. During the first year, two of the members of the class designed the school flag and wrote the words to '6Glenbrook's Loy- alty Song. The freshman athletic teams showed that they had what it takes to win, overcoming the many difficulties that arose. The class held its first party, one that will never be forgotten. The sophomore year of the Class of '57 was equally productive. The athletic teams surpassed all expecta- tions. More people entered into school activities. chairman. Page 26 The junior year activities centered around concessions and the prom. The boys again did well in athletics, help-A ing to take four conference championships. The class as a whole took over the many new responsibilities that come with being upper-classmen. Many members re- newed their efforts in music and speech, and they were rewarded by state recognition. The class helped sponsor a National Honor Society. Now as seniors, the class is being led by Dick Crip- pen, Barbie Carson, Carolyn Eidinger, and Tricia John- son. The Senior Dance, Evergreen Enchantmentf, was the last big project of the members. Through the four years, they have given much to Glenbrook. They have also received much. The class consists of scholars, athletes, and workers as many classes in high school do, but they have surpassed the other groups before them in their spirit and closeness to Glenbrook. At left is Mr. Duzan, senior advisor

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Juniors Elect Leaders to luide Class Projects Junior Executive Board left to right, Row l: Martina Slaughter, Linda Day, Judy Woodsg Row 2: Linda Reiling, Judy Rennix, Judy Appelg Row 3: Don Nichol, Bill Russell, Jim Lass, Dave Patterson, Bill Frey, Frank Ayres, Per Hansong Inset lower left: Sue Rathburn, assistant prom chair- mang Upper right: Frank Ayres, prom chairman. Throwing themselves wholeheartedly into their two main projects for the year, the Class of 1958 kept busily occupied. They sold all concessions excepting popcorn at every home Page 28 football and basketball game and every day after school. After electing a prom chairman and assistant, the class began work- ing hard for the best Prom in Glenbrook's history. Junior Class officers assuming duties of the year are Left to right, Seated: Linda Dayg Kneeling: Jim Lass, Dave Patterson, and Bill Russell. Mr. Luccock guides the destinies of the class -