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

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Director Adds Twist To 'Ice Cream Suitg' May Brings Non-Musical Version Cf 'Dolly' - ant two scoops of ice cream? Actually, ' ' that's not what the winter play, The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit, was about, but, the audience did get two scoops. When Mr. Douglas Kornel- ly decided to have Ice Cream Suit as the winter play, the cast included six parts, all male. To give it a twist, he did another production, but, all female, and put one right after the other with a 15-min- ute intermission in between. The main characters in the male version were played by Mike DiBenedetto QGomezJ, Ron Cathercoal celebrates after clos- ing night of The Wonderful Ice- Cream Suit It's how much? Mary Strategos asks as Ellen Greenberg takes her measurements. Bill Green fVamenozj, Rob Lowie fMartinezJ, and Paul Kapustka QVillanazulJ. The same characters in the female version were played by Ellen Greenburg, Lisa Shineflug, Mary Strategos, and Lia Alex- opoulos, respectively. The play done twice, was uniquely different. According to Kornelly, he did two separate plays for three basic reasons, To give more people an opportunity to perform, to give a unique opportunity to the audience and to give a unique opportu- nity to me. Kornelly put the play into f Mike DiBenedetto gives Lynn Hein- lein a lift in The Ice Cream Suit. Cindy Ditzler looks for help from Mike Barbo when the Boys go to buy the suit. District Competition with other schools and the play placed third. Ten minutes to curtain call! Someone yelled. Behind the stage, people began fum- bling with make-up smiles and good luck hugs were ex- changed. All of this was for a good reason, the first perfor- mance of The Matchmaker was about to go on. The Matchmaker was the spring play which was per- formed on May 19 and 20 at 8:OOpm. It was a non-musical version of Hello Dolly . The main character, Mrs Dolly Levi, was played by ju- nior Sue Schreiner. Other main characters were Horace Vandergelder Uunior justin Synnestvedtj, Cornelius Hackl Uunior Doug Sandersl, Barnaby Tucker tSoph. Bill Greenj, and Mrs. Irene Mol- loy fSophomore Linda Peter- sonj. The director of The Matchmaker , Mr. Douglas Kornelly, feels the play was terrific and the students loved it. He was assisted in the production by Nancy Barr fassistant directorj and Steve Janicki ftechnical directorj. Mike DiBenedetto measures Rob Lowrie for the suit in Wonderful Ice-Cream Suit

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Mr. David Smith, Mr. John Court, Mr. Bob Schoenwetter and Mr. John Davis enjoy the Fourth of July festivities in Glenview. These Are The Best Times A pep rally or a sock hop, Titan Olym- pics or the carnivalg whenever school functions are planned hundreds of stu- CCFLFS O?Yf'?Nif'1f , Cooks show off their talent during the pancake breakfast on Homecoming Day. Band members ride away on the bike-a-thon to raise money for the Rose Bowl. dents show up. Why? Is it to be with their friends, their dates or just to go out and have a good time? It's all of these things wrapped up into one word: social. According to Mr. David Smith, head of student activities, every year more and more students are getting involved in school-orientated activities. And why not? Our four high school years are sup- posed to be the best years of our lives. As young adults we take on many responsi- bilities including being independent. And what better way to spend your inde- pendence from your parents than with your friends. Being social isn't just sock hops and pep ralliesg it is sitting in the cafeteria talking to a friend or walking down the hall saying hi to all your friends and stopping occasionally to whisper a secret to your best friend about a new love. Social is being with other people and enjoying it. So live it up fellow class- matesp these are the best years of our lives! '--1 53 .Q Openmg!17

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Bruce Bitcon seems to be in a world of his own while the rest of the cast rehearses. Justin Synnesvedt says, Thanks, I needed that. in The Matchmaker D. Kornelly signals face-masking as he calls one of his cast members over. Bill Green and Doug Sanders are sur- prised to see Mr. Vandergalder pass by the shop. Linda Peterson and Debbie Green berg sing a song in the Matc'11mak er