Maine South High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

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Camelot centers upon Knlghts of the Round Table As always the music department displayed fine talent in the superb performance of the annual musical. This year's production, Camelot, was centered around an English king fKevin Kielas and Gary Sheehanl, his wife Guenevere fValerie DeBar- tolo and Gayle Corthinos! and their situation involving the round table and its brave knights. The tragedy is finally set when Queen Guenevere falls in love with Sir Lancelot CMike Flannery and Mark Gibsonj. Camelot itself was full of very beautiful music, intriguing costumes, and fas- cinating scenery. Of course, much credit must also be awarded to the drama department for their time and talent during Camelot. LEFT: Pellinore I Greg Stanton! told Valerie DeBartolo, Gary Sheehan, Mark Gibson, Kent Sharringhausen about interesting happenings in his life. CENTER LEFT: King Arthur I Kevin Kielas! and Lancelot I M ike Flannery! pledged their support to each other. FAR LEFT: Guenevere I Valerie DeBartolo! and Arthur fGarjy Sheehan! paused before the castle gate. ABOVE LEFT: Pellinore fBill Stubbelfield! explained the curse placed on his family to Gayle Cortinos, Kevin Kielas, Mike Flannery and Kent Sharringhausen. ABOVE CENTER: Merlyn fKent Sharringhausen! and Arthur K Gary Sheehan! discussed the king's future. ABOVE: Lancelot fMark Gibson! told King Arthur fGarjy Sheehan! about his ideas forthe Round Table. 27

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KTELETTCS Hawks tackle opponents to tue conference title The varsity Hawks continued their winning ways once more this season with an 8-1 record and tieing Glen- brook North for the conference cham- pionship. The Hawks traveled to Willowbrook, and looked very good against the overly large Willowbrook team, but could not put the score on the board, conceding their opening playoff game. During the conference season, fine performances were given by many senior players. Nine men were placed on the all conference team, and middle linebacker Paul Preston was elected to the all-state team. Coach Schmidt looked forward to a fine '77-'78 season. 28 1'-4: lard -,.-. . . lar- , I 3'-A-': 4.-