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

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-'ts' s , 1. ima NM I 4 , J Fi sp M.,-Lfw an ..:-K V iw' - ,If , ,,, if - ,, , . ai J we , A I.aii'l' TT Y in mi M 1 DURING HALFTIME, THE all-power ful marching band performs its award- winning music. Senior Dave Kaiser enter- tains the Titan fans with a trumpet solo. SHAUN MURPHY AND Lyle Blue gave it all they got during the Titan Olympics' tug-of-war. Their efforts wer- en't wasted because their class carried away the victory. ' CHARLOTTE LAYSTROM AND Eric Gilliland rehearse their parts of the 1979 North-South Musical, Anything Goes . , , , T .vwr f T f , T A 3f?? lrsi?i':9??.5EEf 5 . 4-e kff5ii12,'i,'f if . ', m:M?QQ 3,' ,Mgil ,V-ffiyvljivision P ' : Hg., ,, 8- F, 8 B me mfr- V g fl