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

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' Rob Lowrie tests his balance on the stage apparatus uw'-gK'1 ,,, 4? during Mr. Kornelly's creation of 1968. fx , , 33 X N. , aa gg t A lr 7 12 M 'Z V4.4 .M , x it 1 F, Y tim' .4 . APS Club: First Row: M. I ones, l.. Peterson, Y. Koeck, T. Mourikes. Second Row: S. Greene, S. Goodman, C. Greene, B. Nicolas. Third Row: J. McLean, C. Young, I. Kaufman, 1. Stark. Debbie Greenberg chats to the audience while ap- plying a second coat of nail polish, Cami Young and lvar Mundal talk about their countries and how great it feels to be at GBS. The drama members practice a scene from their show of contrasts, 1968. A.F.S. 8: Drama Club! 137

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Actors Show Versatility, APS Studies Cultures , BS theatre is made up of many different organizations, and one of them is the Drama Club. The Drama Club, whose president is senior Sue Schreiner, consists of 30 peo- ple. They participate in several activities. One of them was the Thanksgiving din- ner given by the Key Club at Maryhaven Nursing Home where Drama Club pro- vided the entertainment. It also did a Patti Tracz was one student who took advantage of CBS theatre offerings. - 136fA FS. 8: Drama Club Shakespearean scene in the Elizabethan banquet. The club does concessions for plays and basketball and football games. All of this is finished off by the most interesting end of the year banquet, says the sponsor of the Drama Club, Mr. Douglas Kornelly. This year, as last year, the Drama Club is planning a play that will be performed for children. AFS Hosts Foreigners Ms. Robbin Mester, a science teach is the sponsor for the Glenbrook South American Field Service QAFSJ. She h. been sponsor for two years. I enjc working with A.F.S. students. I fe A.F.S. helps the students to get to kno other cultures and governments. But sending people to other countri isn't easy according to Mester. It cos large sums of money. The A.F.S. mer bers raise money for the exchange st dents through the candy sale in Febr ary. The members also make money c concessions for basketball games, bal sales, and selling magazines. This year, G.B.S. has two foreign e change students: Carol Young from Sci land and Ivar Mundal from Norway. l' G.B.S. student went anywhere during t year but in I une of 1978, Jill Stark tra eled to Sweden. . Stark was thrilled at being chosen travel to the land of her ancestors. l was a great vacation, said Jill. I thal SRS supporters for making it all pos e. i l t l I 1 Drama Club: First row: A. Burke, M. Strategos, L. Engdahl, S. Bianchi, L. Shapiro, K. Barr, L. Ventura. Second row: S. Schreiner, P. Rumsfield, Y. Dini, E. Gilliland, D. Vollmer, L. Hoey, T. Gutner, I. Daab, M. Russell, V. Ruddle, I. Dugan, V. Stamatis, L. Peterson. Third row: I. Johnson, K. Fireoved, V. Lehmal, C. Sierocki, D. Cernansky, E. Sexton, Marsh, D. Anderluh, R. Kenzell, B. Hohnson, N Alexopoulos. Fourth row: R. Hill, I . Schiappacas: L. Shineflug, J. Clonts, M. Barbo, I. Clonts, I Sirakicles, K. Kelley, N.Haas, M. Melnis, I. Smit B. Monson, L. Steinmetz.

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Synchronized Swimmers Present he lights shone, the audience grinned, bight colors filled the air and the water rippled as the Lore- lei show Musicalities , began. The radio station scheme was a defi- nite success, as one could tell by the loud applause. The disc jockey, played by Eric Gilliland, was one of the highlights of the show, stated Lori Manning, president of Lorelei. The maid was por- trayed by Kim Bielat. Enthusiasm struck the crowd as Mar- gie Nelson did a solo. 'Musicalities' Thirty-five girls performed 11 rou- tines between May 24 and May 26 at 8:00. They've done so much. Theyfre a pretty talented group, comments Ms. Laura LaCursia, Lorelei coach. lt's a good organization and we have good stu- dents. The show was quite successful. The participants of the show gave a few per- formances before the show was actually seen at GBS. Two of the performances were at Triumvera and North Shore Country Club. After the show was over, the girls cor tinued to strengthen their ability 1 swim. Nine of these swimmers went 1 swimming camps in Wisconsin an California over the summer. President of Lorelei, Lori Mannin, vice-president, Maggie Compher, secrf tary, Tracee I-loffmeyerg treasurer, Wei die Gerschefske, publicity manager, M chelle Kosik and costumes, Sandy Da organized the club. We had a stron group and it showed through Musical ties, remarked Lori. 13BfLorelei Lisa Fredrikson and Petey Fuller synchronize the stunt to the music of EXodus .