Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

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The best example of a true football fan. Amy Oneai. tries hard to keep up hope for the ’skins HOMECOMING '86 Sophia Gehlhausen. Beth Stauffer, and Jason Roberts chat about' ' gossip” during the dull parts of the game Deana Rich and Janine Simac patiently watch the game awaiting the final seconds

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The ‘ EXECUTIVE LOCKER. complete with telephone, belongs to Lance McTaggart. Lance tries to restrict all incoming calls to passing period and study halls. Mara Carnduff owns the FRIENDS LOCKER with over thirty pictures of friends. The NAME-DROPPER LOCKER (Porsche, benetton. etc.) suits R L. Terrell. THE BALLET LOCKER belongs to Ronda Vancil. The SEASONS GREETINGS LOCKER is compliments of Mary Haney PIGS ON ICE belongs to Joe Fra-zee. This is the only pig motif locker in the school. Alicia Carroll stands by her PERSONALIZED LOCKER, complete with cartoons, pets, and of course. Garfield. 15

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IFE IN THE SWEAT BOX These shots were taken from the in house suspension room or from the back side of Mr. Taylor’s desk. Although a visit to Mr. Taylor’s office is rarely pleasurable, at least the area is air-conditioned. Detention. Suspension. Expulsion. These three words terrorize millions of students annually Most people have better things to do after school than to sit in a smelly, hot study hall and stare at the clock while Mr. Taylor reads an old copy of Good Housekeeping. Then again, maybe detention isn’t so bad. If Mr Taylor is late, then the victims can spend the time talking or writing obscenities on the desks. For those unlucky enough to be sentenced to in-house suspension, the story is a bit different. Spending seven hours a day pretending to do homework is pretty much what in house is all about. Of course, the male prisoners are lucky enough to have the opportunity to flirt with the office II aides, but most of these romances never work out. Face it. Those unlucky enough to be sentenced must have goofed up at some point Chewing gum. whistling, insubordination, and illegal possession of a Pepsi can outside the cafeteria area are popular offenses for the first-time detention-rat Those students more experienced in the art of getting in trouble are often found smoking in the bathroom, decorating the walls, or blowing the paper towel holders off the walls. Detention — just another way of saying ’’Crime does not pay.” 17