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

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the annual Holiday Hop. come together to enjoy the holiday season as 12,5 r Q4 if A CBS pep rally, James Hunter keeps the beat. I'- fab N Vicki Peterson smiles as she is named freshman are given keepsake necklaces. if attendant at the Homecoming halftime. Attendants 1 4. As the rest of the band plays the school song at a 'S 'i Loaded down with books, Sandy Dickau and Kelly McCarty walk quickly over the icy parking lot as they rejoice over the first snowfall of the year. ,K Y . 3 A I X N S h u A Q. , - People Divison Page!16S

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People Make It Happen , , horeau's phrase Stepping to a different drummer is one that ' could easily be used to describe the people of the 70's. Never has change occured with such swiftness. Never have people changed with such rapidity. Here at GBS, people have been affected by the outside world. The want it, get it feeling otherwise known as the satis- fation syndrome produced achievers. The average grade is now a B+ and while some teachers cry that this is gra- deflation , it may be because students want the grades and therefore go out and get them. But people aren't only described or judged by a letter that follows a course name. Through sports, clubs, and social events, they contribute their time and talents. Key Club served a turkey dinner for the elderly over the Thanksgiving holiday while National Honor Society brought pumpkin pies to the Golf Mill nursing home. Student Council mem- bers made sure Homecoming was a suc- cess while the football team members worked overtime to make sure there was good reason for Homecoming. From school superintendent to freshman cheerleader, it's people that make it hap- pen. It seems obvious to point out that, without people, there wouldn't be a school. But to remember this fact should Were you there? The Homecoming crowd stands and cheers the fighting Titans as Glenbrook South defeats Maine West 42-7. 164fPeople Division Page provoke thoughts as to how important people are and that nothing should be more important or given more attention than an individual's interests. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, then perhaps he is just looking for space in his own way. T ,. 0?-2-

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Seniors Proved It: 'Nobod Does It Better' he Seniors spent the whole year proving their slogan to be truep Nobody Does lt Better. Along with the usual sock hops and concessions to raise money, the Seniors also sponsored carnation day and the Freshman orientation. We didn't need much money this year because we had money left over from last year, said president of the senior class Maria Dalber. 4 Not only did the Seniors raise money, but they also came in first in the can food drive, with over S00 cans, the homecoming float contest, with a cannon that shot an Indian frepresenting the Maine West Warriors out of it and also the spirit contest. Comparing us to past years, we have a lot more spirit and less apathy, Dalber commented. The officers were Vice-President Blake Ruddle, Secretary Craig Lucas and Treasurer Mary Strategos. We just do every- thing so well, concluded Dalber. Laurie Shultz and'Kirsten Shon watch on as Patty Forester gets into the fifty's spirit. John Schiappacasse sings a solo at the Elizabethan Banquet. The Banquet opened Holiday Week at CBS. r l r L 166fSeniors Deborah Adams Mike Adams Caroline Addis Patti Albrecht Barbara Allardice Melissa Allen David Alward John Anagnost Deborah Anderluh Jim Andersen Kim Anderson Susan Anderson