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

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CBS Unaffected B Events Taking Place Around World - - , ere on the homefront, GBS has remained virtually unaffected by world happenings around us. We've had no war to draw us together and no causes to keep us apart. We've survived school starting 10 minutes earlier and the one way doors in the cafeteria. No windows have been added to the building, but then again, none have been closed off either. It has been a quiet year. 266!Closing The experimental unit of cross country skiing is enjoyed by senior students. Among them are Sonja Horvath and Tina Mourikes. Yet individuals have continued to grow. Social scientists claim that not a day goes by in a person's life that he or she doesn't learn something. It seems whether you look for space or not, that space exists. It is waiting now and always will be waiting. The good times, the laughter, the sad times, the tears - it's all behind us now. Preserve your memories, they're all that is left you. Marie Kornak recovers from a bad play made by one of her teammates against Maine North.

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Tammi Gutner crowns Dr. William Schreiner as the Lord of the Manor at the Elizabethan Ban- quet. xii , K r Vicki Bold and other members of Key Club amuse another child from Kirk Center after he receives his new toy. Tension is evident as a teacher announces the new biology student of the month. Annette Kullman works carefully on a drafting assignment. Maria Gattone, committee member of the CBS Matmaids, tabulates the scores for the wrestling team. 1, 'E . V S 5 Closingf267