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

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v i Varsity Cross Country Team, Left to right: Manager Bill Upsal, Jim Nash, Larry Deering, Bill Frey Frank Stafford George Graves, Steve Ledger, Bob Litz Missing from picture: Jim Ledvinka CRCSS COU TEAM IS BEST IN S L'S HISTORY Glenbrook's Cross Co ntryl Team finished the sea- s n with the best record -- glxll harrier teams in the sc'ool3 hhtory. Led by Cap aid BHlFrey,they captured second place hmthe TH-Coun y Conference AAeeL beat ing the highly rated North Ch go team 27 to 28. This hig lighted the successful season, which ended with an eig t-won, seven-lost record. Bill Frey was elected most valuable runner for the t rd time in four years. Jim Nash was elected next year's captain by his team-mates. Frosh-Soph Cross Country Team, Let! to right, Row 1: Bill Cichanski, Rich Anderson, Rich Olson, Bob Eaughman Row 2: Manager Kirby Bay, Jirn Kahle, Garry Baerwaldt, Coach Conner Raw 3: Manager Dave Shideler, Lockie Grant, Ray Phillips, Mark Ledger Row 4: Chet Bloden, Rich Basset, Ed Fabiszak, Bruce Kurek Page

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gf- GLENBROOK OK 41 1? ' I l T Promoting school spiritand encouraging students to attend Glenbrook's athletic events are the main activities of the VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. These active girls highlighted all the football, basket- ball, b b ll ase a games, and as on added feature this year, they cheered for the main wrestling meets. On November 16, Glenbrook held a cheerleading clinic which all No th r Suburban High School cheerleaders ate tended- Y '