Weston High School - Heliotrope Yearbook (Weston, CT)

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olitics And luto Interest was all it took, and Elisa Rosner had enough to go to Mr. Kaufman and propose the or- ganization of a debating team this year. The team kicked off the year by learning about debating, since members had little previous exposure to the forensic rules and format. This included two trips, one in November to Fairfield Prep and another in December to Choate, to witness debates in preparation for actual ones against other schools in the spring. With the initial steps out of the way, the team hoped to strengthen itself and earn a win- ning reputation in future years. The 1980 Debate Club: Elise Bochinski, Debbie Schwab, Joe Reisman, Adam Wergeles, Mike Thau, and Advisor Edward Kaufman. ,au Wu V. ..7' yn N my, , V,,. ,., ..... ff ...www . M, it WM...,.,, ..... W, V p , , K+ '.Vf-' ,f f,fQ'f , .- . KU, . . .. Y' ,,... , 1,,,.,f ' Mr. Edward Kaufman reviews the possi- we iifi t W .Wa bilities for field trips later in the year. L' ' L . Ehse B0Ch11'1Sk1, 1495119 G3SW1I L and Deb- bie Schwab listen closely to the debate ' if is me .... Mr. Edward Kaufman ponders a ques- '-'t M2 e A 's- X Qi? - - tion ut forth b Mike Thau. -1 -:l f 'Q-' 'ffSf'G'f'Q': 5:-1.11 5 'Q i fi 3 j - -.Qi k'. 5 'W at km ,VVLV p i gs . '

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Once again, members of the Ice Hockey Club had to work hard merely to get a chance to play. Coached by Mr. Bryan Judge, fa- ther of Captain Barry Judge, the team was organized and managed independently from the school athletic department. As the school had no facilities for their sport, the players had to organize and work hard at various fund- ,MM f Cohan demonstrates the physical aspect of Johnson anxiously awaits the drop of the raising activities such as selling Christmas wreaths in order to buy ice-time. Although their home games were played at the Crystal Ice Rink in Norwalk, fans still gave them as much support as they gave to other teams. As the majority of skaters are seniors, it can only be hoped enough interest will survive to keep the club alive. Barry Judge prepares to manuver around an opponent 'Er Chris Reilly, one of the team's best players fires a shot towards the goal 9,