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

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Craig Stifler offers a senior citizen a piece of home- baked National Honor Society pumpkin pie. Prosh cheerleaders encourage the football team during the homecoming festivities. ? ' ?g1!2v ' , V , ' M w'i1f479 98!CIubs Division Page

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ar-sity: First row: M, Walker, L, Walsh, Second row: L. Mogensen, L. Clark enzer, S. Rouse, I. Iennings, M. D0ld, K. Gabrovich, W. Wagner, J. Senior Qualifies Por State , he girls' tennis team ll' -M finished its season -- with a 5-3 record. In the conference meet, out of ten teams the Titans placed fifth, one point out of second place because of a three-way tie. Awards went to all-confer- ence Molly Walsh, most valu- able varsity player, Julie Jen- nings, most valuable jayvee, playerp Cindy Weiss, most improved varsity player, Lau- rie Frenzel, most improved jayvee was Dana Davenport. Senior Molly Walsh took fourth place out of 20 singles. Finishing fourth qualified her for a position in the state meet. In the state meet, Molly won the first set 6-3, but lost the next two, 6-4 and 6-3. The team will be losing many im- portant team members such as Walsh, Kim Gabrovich, Maren Walker, Laura Dold, Sue Leverenz and Beth Cal- derwood. The girls had a very suc- cessful season and overcame several adverse conditions. The girls seemed to have ex- ceptionally strong morale and grew with each meet of the season, said Coach Larry Faulkner. Displaying her experience, Molly Walsh lobs the ball to her opponent. Girls' Tenn1sf97

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Karen Hicks marches down Glenview Road during the Homecoming parade. GBS Groups Assume Responsibilities Each club at GBS takes on different responsibilities. Yet, all the clubs take on one responsibility that is the same I to do its best at what it sets out to o. The band, for instance, was invited to the Rose Bowl to march during the halftime. One hundred and fifty stu- dents worked together as individuals to make the band be the best. When the band plays the school song, one can feel the loyalty to the school and to its students through the song. But it isn't the song that gives the feeling, it's the students in the band that are playing the music. Also, the cheerleaders kept up the spirit during the football games, DCE provided jobs and working experience for over 50 students and the dance club, provided entertainment to break up the monotony of classes. Whether large or small, each club contributes something important to the school, the community and the townspeople. Expanding and growing is a goal of each club. By looking for space these organizations fulfill an important part of the school's society, not only at GBS but also in the com- munity. Titannaires await the pep songs at the Home- coming pep rally. Linda Feldman converses with an elderly wom- an during the Key Club sponsored turkey din- .. ws Clubs Division Page199