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

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Ted Mourouzis Kevin Mullen Lee Multack james Murphy Marty Murphy Scott Murphy Maureen Mulvihill Jill Nabonsal Steven Nathan Karen Nellis Peter Nestos Jeff Nettleton Steve New Larry Mosbaum Helen Novick Jennifer Nugent Jane O'Brien Tim O' Neil Jerry Olson Bernette Orr Chris Osmolak Pam Parker Barb Perky ett S l'rl .1 . Mark Peters Ify Kenneth Peterson 5-'Fi ' ' Julie Piccinini Steve Pitner Bob Ploen Andy Plunkett Matt Pollak Tom Power Mark Progar Cari Puleo 210fSophomores f?ig:i'1.1asx2g55gg'ff' ,,Tweq, w:gifEiaz,.f :fan-2 news - I.. Q ,- h,,h , vfziffia -1, 3 It Has Its Good Days And Its Bad - t's not every person that W' has the patience for is it ' patients?j to take care of those who once took care of her, as Sandy Tullis, a sophomore, has done. Serving dinner trays, emptying bed pans, and bathing people aren't exactly glamourous. These are just a few things Sandy does at the Glenview Terrace Nursing Home. Working as a nurses aid re- quires no experience. I like working there at times, it has its good days and its bad, said Sandy. I have been working there nine months and have to take care of 56 people at a time, said Sandy. For me that's an awful lot of responsibility. Some days Sandy works from 3:00 p.m. until midnight. I used to want to be a nurse, but after working there, which is sometimes depressing, I changed my mind. concluded Sandy. X' Sophomore Sandy Tullis checks a pa- tient's file.

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Donna Smith George Smudde Jeff Sorking Joanne Spalding Colette St. Aubin Jane Stamatis Mary lane Stapleton Andy Stark Sarah Stasen Jeff Steinhorn Linda Steinmetz Pattie Stevens Dan Stryker Elizabeth Stump Btad Sturgeon Debbie Sturm Walt Suberg Robbie Suhr Arden Swartz Greg Swearingen Monica Tan Dick Taylor Judy Thake Patti Thiel Gary Thompson Bill Thompson Tammy Thorson Dorrine Tompary Eileen Topel Robert Towar Michael Tracz 212fSophomores 'nm 1 , . 'The 're Engraved In My Mind' ome students work in department stores, some El in restaurants and others teach dance. Dull, 1- right? But not for Cindy Greene. A junior at GBS, Cindy teaches every dance from the swing to the spank. She started teaching as a favor to her mother, but now she teaches because she likes it and she feels it's a good way to lose weight. Cindy teaches 10 dances each week to each class. Remembering these dances does not seem to be a prob- lem. I don't know how I memorize them, I guess they're engraved in my mind, said Cindy. Glamorous as teaching dance may seem, Cindy can think of disadvantages. I want to be their friend, but I have to yell at them because they don't listen to me, said Cindy. They think that just because I'm young they don't have to pay attention to me. Though she won't be teaching dance as a career, she said she's doing it for the experience. Maybe it will come in handy for my career - somehow. Cindy Greene helps one of her students with a back walk over. She not only teaches dancing, she also instructs children's acrobatics.