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

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trar Freshmen Make It Through Year eing a Freshman is not the easiest task to overcome. Yet, ' the ever so famous freshman live on. Homecoming was the big thing of course, said Kevin Demaret freshmen president. Besides home- coming, the freshmen sponsored a sock hop, ran frosh gag assemblies such as quiz shows, and other fund raising activities. Kevin felt that the frosh class was one of the best ever at GBS. I like I our class. We've got a lot of energy and we do a lot of things and get involved in activities. Working along with Kevin, were three other freshmen, Vicki Peter- son, vice-pres.p Vicki Bold, treasurer, Lisa Rosenblate, secretary. I think we're going to be one of the best classes of GBS because the class is better orientated and because of that we can get better opportuni- ties at South. ' 'ir Diane Mikeska sets type while working on a pro- ject in graphic arts. 214!Preshmen rsfs is Cathy Adams Bonnie Adler Dan Aillerich Carrie Albanese Charis Alzona John Anderluh Paul Anderson Tina Anderson Gus Andrews Michael Angelopulos Stacy Aschenbrener Murray Ascher Todd Ashbacher Michael Asquini Anne Attea Keith Autry Barbara Babiarz John Bainone

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Jeff Constantino Pam Conway Leesa Cordell Anne Corley Melanie Corolis Jodie Coulam Steve Cousins Lisa Cowan Amy Coyl Jeff Cozad Bobbi Cropp Timothy Cullitan Lori Cummings Adam Cunningham Alison Curry Yolanda Curry lane Cuthbertson Paul Cyseuski josh Daab Arlyn Danielson Jesse Danner Ellyn Daskal Melinda Daubitz Dana Davenport Todd David Dan DeGeorge Kevin Demaret Greg Demma Jodi Dendler Tim Devine Tracy Dewyer Dave Dietz Roger Dini Tom Dini Karen Dodge Percussionist Hopes For A Successful Future or six years Steve Ridenour has been playing drums. Now a cymbal player in the Glenbrook South Marching Band, Steve feels hap- pily fulfilled as a result of his exper- iences. Steve began taking percussion les- sons in the third grade and attending elementary school in Stanford, Con- necticut. Since then he has been work- ing very diligently on improving his drumming techniques and practicing for one or two hours a day. Speaking about his desire to emerge as a famous drummer he explained, I have always wanted to since I was little. lt has sort of been a dream or goal of mine. 216!Preshmen Steve's past musical experiences in- clude his participation in his grade school and junior high school bands before entering the high school band. He has also performed for various school assemblies and other events. One of Steve's ambitions is to get into a musical group. He plans to con- tinue his percussion skills for as long as possible. Thus far, Steve is quite satisfied for having chosen to pursue percussion. One of his greatest rewards was to have participated in the 90th Annual Tour- nament of Roses Parade with the high school marching band. Steve Ridenour, who has performed at several school assemblies and other events, displays his outstand- ing ability on the snare drum.