Colusa High School - School Daze Yearbook (Colusa, IL)

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Travelling to over twenty tournaments five and a half months, the debate team vs honors at tourneys at University of Illini Northern Illinois University, Bradley Univers and Augustana College. Often placing in 1 semi-finals, the team again improved over ' previous year's record. Resolved: that the U should significantly change the method of sel ting Presidential and vice-presidential c: didatesl' was the topic argued this year. Varsity Debate Bottom row: B. Arendt, M. Lennard, N. Mednick, H. lsenstein, Second row: J. Wells, S. Fry, M. Shane, M. Marx, Third row: J. Ginsburg, J. Adler, L. Kramer, G. Lasken, S. Pietrick. J. Gershon. baters Top Previous Record R W4 . x.A3,X .,,' -R E Left: Novice Debate Bottom row: B. Dalrymple, A. Lachmar Brodsky, Second row: S. Gonnella, D. Joiner, K. Malantis, Schwartz, Top row: D. Cohen, D. Jaacks, A. Gillespie, M. Sm J. Dash. Above: Demonstrating the procedure for a debate cross-examination are Jeff Nye and Jeff Adler. 2 .,.-X , 5 2 'S K

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S Sponsors Tutoring Prog: During 1974-75, National Honor Society members performed important services such as tutoring underclassmen, preparing academic assemblies for juniors, and compiling college costs and requirements. Members also hosted the annual second semester A Honor-Roll Tea and the spring NHS initiation. NHS was not all work howeverg students also enjoyed a visit to Second City in December. President Carole Markin and NHS member Marlene Glick work with studenl LRC as part of their new tutoring p NHS Rnffnm rn11r'K l-lnirlprmnn .l Farrar-ann R Arn-ill TVI Qqnh-u TUI Tmfin Cn,-nnnl .-n...41k11 IIICAI, D f'......:- 1

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'hespians Bottom ron: -I. Warmaek. A. Qorflon. fl. l oi'eman. C'. Heyman. S Julius. H. floorlrnan. E. Dragon. -I. Nye. fwoncl rout M. Frawley. S. Selzer. M ioyne. H. Ross. IJ. Glick. L. Kleinstein I, Varon, ti. Hansen. K. Panuee. R. ibrams. 7711-l'Cfl't1ll'.'R. Krone. -I. Gillen . Singer. M. Squire. I. Greenberg. R. it-banker. I.. Lint. Fourth row' M. Eter- o, S. Levitt. Z. Spasojcevic. L. Bloom J. 'Ik-pper. C. Hryda. K. Luke. M. 'onner. K. Yinzant. -I. Bell. -I. Watson 'op mu 5 M. Marx. C . Burns, N. West . Root. S. Roberg, R. Stefanovic. N lolb. M. fiutsmiedl. Ii. Warmack. -I Iye. tl. Millar. I.. Staurlt. K. Eimers. P. la'Nair. Thespians Troup 41792 consisted of near- ly 100 members. This year's officers were: Larry Kleinstein, presidentg Debbie Glick, Vice- Presidentg Roz Varon, Secretary-Treasurerg Barb Ross, Scribe: and Marla Bain, Historian. A big event of the year was Homecoming, where Thespians made the largest profit of all game booths. The group also sponsored fall play, Take I-Ier She's Mine. and winter drama, David And Lisa. Field trips were taken to the Ice Follies and to the play, A Little Night Music. Left: The Thespian-sponsored fall play, Take Her, Shels IS shows Norbert Kolb and Rox Varon as the parents of their col lnuinrl rluiurlwrnr