Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

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LL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKE . . . Money for cars, money for dates, money for music, clothes, or college — the inexhaustible need for exhaustible cash forces nearly sixty percent of the juniors and seniors to find part- s time jobs. Wendell Hollin-shead sells shoes at K-Mart, Bill Townsend is a busboy at Black Angus, Sarah Fair sells clothes at Ler-ner’s, Forrest Swan flips burgers at Mac and Don’s Supper Club, Matt Craig pots plants at a greenhouse, Kent Keiser drafts for Dickey-John, Julie Knepler hostesses at Chi Chi's, and Ding waits tables at Swensons. For some students, part time jobs become full time preoccupations, with many students working nearly 40 hours per week. Jim Burwitz, with knite in hand, slices beet for the Country Market. Jeremy Peck takes a break from setting up a tent for the Chatham Carnival, and Harlene Meister rings up a sale at the Pill Shoppe Dana Cunningham works the counter of the Dairy Queen in Chatham, where she greets the customers with her pleasant smile, May I take your order? Lance Bollinger makes the best pizzas in town at the local Pizza Hut Jason Hendricks helped set up tables in the Chatham Square

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SUMMER LIFE........ SUMMER JOBS CARS........ LOCKER LIFE .. WET FACES ... DETENTION.... CURFEW ..... TEN EXCUSES . CLOTHES .... WEEKENDS SPRING BREAK ‘BEST LIST”. .. LUNCH....... BROTHER- SISTER ..... COUPLES .... FRIENDSHIP ... 9

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LL PLAY AND NO WORK MAKE . .. TROUBLE .. . The lake, the Drive-In, Knights Action Park, Miniature Golf, Movies, Laying Out, watching soaps, sleeping in, crusing, vacationing, and the State Fair ... Summer fun really begins with the last day of school when everyone finishes his last exam and heads for the parking lot. For students who have no summer job, summer is indeed all play and no work. Jim Burwilz and Steve Dove courageously survive the rapids of Thunder River when several seniors made the ill-fated road trip to Six Flags last July. The trip was a success until the ride home, when the mode of transportation, the Conlon van. screeched to a halt after the right back tire had blown out After a tedious hour, the guys finally replaced the tire, and the party wagon reembarked on its journey home. The Class of '90 participated in the annual 8th grade trip to Washington D C. There they relived their junior high memories, and looked to their future times at G.H.S. Here five members of the class pose for a candid to remember the trip. A night out on the town with Jodi. Stacey, and Alisha. Michelle Pierce takes time out from her yoga for a dip in the pool. Dyanne Arfsten having fun in the sun. Ding casually exhibits her expertise with the hackysack in the parking lot at Six Flags Some junior girls gathered together at Pepe Guiseppe's to reminisce about the scandals and gossip of the past summer the night before school began Mario Tasset masqueraded as the birthday girl to make the evening more memorable Summer of 86 was indeed a time for friends, fun. and frolics.