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

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Mary Rushing Paul Russell Stephanie Russell Cindy Sakoff Laura Sander Ron Santo Joseph Santowski Tom Schauwecker John Scherer John Schiappacasse Victor Schmitt Mary Schmitz Glenn Schneider Kirsten Schon Sue Schory Susan Schreiner Laurie Schultz Lynn Schultz Donna Schwartz Pamela Scimeca Julie Seabert Dean Seher Carol Sente Karen Serstad Steve Sexton Paula Sfickas Gail Shapiro Stephanie Shapiro Forrest Shaw John Shay Seniorsf185

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Barbara Rasmussen Rosemarie Rauch Christine Rennord Mike Reusche Jim Rhind john Riley Mark Rivard Kelly Rodney Inez Roiter John Roland Jay Rosenberg Gail Roth Michael Rotman Steven Ruddle Dan Rushing 1841 Seniors Annual Assemblies Rank High , , or CBS students education takes place not only in I t the classroom, but in the auditorium at the stu- dent assemblies. Each year eight to 12 assemblies are held at CBS, rang- ing from music to political speakers. There are two types of assemblies, said Mr. David Smith, head of student activities. First, there are mandatory assemblies which are designed for performances that are considered primarily educational, and second there are those which students are not required to attend. These are generally considered more social and entertaining. CBS students rated the assembly featuring pilot-me- teorologist J im Tilmon their favorite for 1978, but annual assemblies such as 50's day also rank high in popularity. This year's holiday assembly featuring the CBS Band in its last performance before going to the Rose Bowl, and the singer-dancers of Daybreak was also received very well. All the assemblies that take place here at CBS are chosen and paid for by the Student Council. Performances by Daybreak during the Holiday Week assembly were rated very highly by the students.

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A P Chem There s More Than Meets The Nose mmonlum Sulfrde That s how most of CBS comes rn contact wrth the AP Chemrstry class but there rs really much more to the Ad vanced Placement Chemrstry class than meets the nose The AP Chemrstry class taught by Mr Wrlllam Urban meets fxve trmes a week Trme 15 spent one day a week rn a lab w1th the rest of the t1me devoted to lectures What about the smell? Its used to smell up the rooms' jokes Urban Serrously Urban explams that We use rt to precrprtate xons m qualrtatrve analy srs One cant pr1nt what thrs concoc tron smells lrke but Urban states I Ralph Shepstone Stephen Shunrck Tammy Sregall Margaret Srlver Dean Srmmons wxsh the students would use better lan guage to descrrbe rt Thus IS all most students know about AP Chemrstry the smell But what about the AP student? Marc Spehlman a ju mor at CBS explams I really do enjoy rt Spehlman contrnues besxde the smell rt s really cool Anyway rt s better than stuffrng our faces wrth dead frogs lrke the AP Bro kxds do' Marc then v1n drcates hrmself by saymg that AP Brol ogy IS really a good course as IS AP Physrcs All rn all Marc says that AP Chem rstry rs an excellent class and I recom mend rt to anyone who drd well rn frrst year Chemrstry Kevm Wmsauer jeremy Page and Sue Schremer conduct an AP Chemrstry experlment Mary Srrakxdes George Slebr Mrchael Slrsz Lon Smudde Mrchael Spalclmg Ronald Spauldrng Steve Sporer Wayne Sprwak Dave St Aubm Greg St Aubm 186!Seniors I l 1 1 -l I I Q Q . . 1 . I ' - - 11 - o 0 , , 1 ' I . I - . - 11 . ' I 1 ' - 11 . 11 . 1 - , . . . . . . . . , . 1 ' I I ' I . . . , , - - . . - 11 . 1 - ' . . . 11 . . I - ll l Q 0 ' ' 1 11 - - 11 v - 11 . '11 I 1 1 1 . . . . . . . . . - 11 1 - - . . . . - - 11 . 1, 1 , . I I . . . '. - x I I . . . . . . . .