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

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Students Pind Snow Days To Be Both Good And Bad - , here's nothing like waking up and hearing the disc-jockey on - the radio say, No school for Glenbrook South. In other words, there's a snow day. A snow day has advantages and disad- vantages. One advantage is the home- work not done the night before or the test that wasn't studied for will not be taken until the following day. It would be great if the day would be forgotten, however, it isn't that simple. On the calendar there are five days add- ed on at the end of the year in case of snow days, said Mr. David Smith, head of student activities. If there is one snow day then one day is alotted, if there are two snow days then two days are alotted, and so on, continued Smith. These days which are added on at the As of january 26th,'Dist1jict 225 has had eight snow days. Above, Nicole Suerth and Dennis O'Brian brave the snow on one of the few days school was open during the month of january. end of the year, can also be used for something else. Last year we had school off because of the cold, recalled Smith. Many students wonder exactly who calls off school. There is only one per- son who can make that decision and that is Dr. Forrest Sheely, superinten- dent, said Smith. Dr. Sheely's decision depends almost entirely on the bus company. Thanks, bus company, for those un- expected holidays. Chicago's record breaking snowfall adds a special touch to the Court Yard. if k P335 Y- Bill Keyes Kevin Kick Tom Kilroy joan King Susan Kirchner Randy Kirsch David Kjoss L......s WM Paul Klatt jim Klausner Torsten Kluge Tracy Kolba john Korzak Michelle Kosik john Krasnodebski Bob Krebs julie Krueger Nancy Krueger Kris Krutsch Robert Kugler Annette Kullmann Marla Kupfer Karen Lambright David Langer Mandy Larkins Ileen Lasko Alison Lauschke Melissa Lawrence Gary Lazar Juniors! 195

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Movie Introduces Pupil - - n April, Glenbrook South viewers got a surprise if they ' ' happened to turn to channel two to watch a made-for-TV movie, Flesh and Blood . Junior Liz Ventura had the opportunity to stroll in front of the camera as an extra in a certain episode. Some days ended up with a total of 12 work hours, patiently taking and retaking various shots for the movie. Being an extra means a lot of stand- ing, sitting and waiting, explained Liz. Also being very active in the school productions, Liz has been sound tech- nician for The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit, assistant stage manager for Matchmaker, and student director for 1968. I love participating in shows whether I'm acting or not! explained Liz. In a cast with nine other Old Or- chard Country Club actors, she did I Never Saw Another Butterfly. Liz no- ticed several differences in working on theatre outside of school. The the- atre at Old Orchard is about one fourth the size of the one here, so I found myself talking so loud I was blowing away the whole first row with my voice! Liz Ventura doesn't know if she wants to pursue an acting career, but she feels that her the- atre experience will benefit any career she chooses. ,...a...,..s,.,r-ywaaisa I r . s- ,r .V . ' rf if ff 19 F sg. if , S ' '. 2 . W 2, I it ' I 'Z 11 . .V ,,.,.,.., Liz Ventura studies her lines from a play -1' '- book. Her theatre involvement ranges from high school management to bit parts in TV movies. aw ,. I- . 1 nil f r fig.. 3 si ggjl N 430 X f. hi' I -L I ' 1. I f ea w,? . r--f M -2-ws, V , 1 1 my, 2 H 5 lr, IP ff I , vi Y. . aff ,-E, P I if . we lg f as Q E s Q it I it Jig, rv 5 iglilffw Riflvy M J grew www fi? 9 mf, gjfgi C ax iff J im Murphy Julie Muto Rachel Myers Cathy Natzke john Nawrocki Debbie Neihengen Karen Nelson Margie Nelson Tom Nelson Laura Nesbitt Mary Ni Darryl Nicholson Bella Nicolas Linda Niemann Ianice Niven Melissa Norris Dennis O'Brien Maureen O'Brien Terry O'Brien Tom O'Brien David O'Connell Jim Oberheide Mike Okun Karen Olenick lim Olson Jeffrey Olson Jeff Olson George Opelka Raymond Ornias Debbie Osterkorn Candice Palmer Mark Paolicchi Paul Pappageorge Chuck Pappas Christina Pappas George Pappas james Park Lisa Paul I uniors! 197