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

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.St ,T Class finalfarewell after four fyearsat South 'The'fiC1ass ,gof 'SVS years! at,South ended with the graduation ceremony, which was 'held in 'thei Norman E, 3Watvson Auditorium on June 7, 1981. This was a memorable occa- sion for mostseniors. i p p s f V Everything' wasfpeffect and the seniors could not have looked happier, commented Katie Foote one of the Juniors asked to usher the ceremony Ten boys and 10 girls, all from the Class of l982 who are outstanding in their class were members of the J unior' Mor- Starboard. wifi, ,A X Foote also commented There was ai feel- fing .of sadnessjnecause everyone knew this wassthe last time the3'Class of '81 would be ftogetherv.ij,A1qgrg with the :distribution of di- plomas, pinanyffof the seniors also received ,honors and awards. y p l M i 'Them 1981 'iProm43fi1hosted by the Class of held at the Marriott'slLinco1nshire. The Senior Class elected ,Grace Gattone Prom Queen, while Gail Krueger and Jane ' O'Brien were her! attendants. The Junior Classtried somethingdifferent for Prom - they put on a dinneredance. lt,turned out 'really wellg most everyone seemed to enjoy, 'eating together,??, remarked senior Stacy As- M chenbrener, HI don't thinkothere was one perf son who,didn?t get up to dance at sometime during the evening. It was probably the best wayto end up their four years as a class. .4 oo iii 'I 'P' P.. L Class Of '81 Prom And Graduationf13

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Tracy Simkin and her datc dance to the music at Prom 1981. The Class of 1981 walks across the stage to receive their diplomas. Miss Sue Salay announces the names of the Class of 1981.

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Loud sounds don9t bother concert buffs Today, people have opportunity to See top singers on TK but also to The crowd screams and cheers as the lights go out and the strum of a guitar chord heard. Then the lights suddenly flash back on as the favorite rock or pop singer walks onto a stage. This is a routine well-known to the devoted concert goer. A favorite pastime for many GBS students is going to concerts. Due to the wide variety and large number of singers and music, stu- dents can go to many places to witness a concert. The Rosemont Horizon, Poplar Creek, Alpine Valley, Ravinia, and the Inter- national Amphitheatre are the more promi- nent places for concerts in the Chicago area. WWA Senior Janet Lucas selects two Pat Benatar albums at a local record store. Bruce Springsteen, known as The Boss, came to the Rosemont Horizon September Sth, l0th and llth after cancelling out during the preceding summer. l4fConcerts And Music l've been to both Rush and Journey at Alpine Valley. The concerts were great and the crowds were rowdy, said junior Chris Dixon. Aside from groups like Journey, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Rush, Styx, Foreign- er, The Rolling Stones, Genesis, and Van Ha- len, students can see bands put together by peers. Cimeron, meaning wild and Indian, is one such band. The band, consisting of seniors Tim Cullitan and Steve Ridenour, and sopho- mores Kevin Philman, John Flanz, and Andy Grundy, meets twice a week. We play ever- see them in concert. ything from medium to hard rock and v intend to play at Springman or GBS dances commented Cullitan, Cullitan, who has done much musically GBS continued, When you've done shox tmusicals, chorus get-togethers, jazz choir you really appreciate the talent that Gli has. A Another crowd pleaser at South is WGB the school's radio station. Mike Mallegg, junior and disc jockey for WGBS commer ed, lt's a rush doing the show and we have great time doing it. Music is a part of life at Glenbrook Sout