Forest View High School - Talon Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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BIOLOGY CLUB om Row Mike Busse Bill Wilker I I PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB: Bottom Row: Miss Mary Schoenberger, Peter Loschia son Dave Lundahl 2 Linda T Orsen Vice Pres Gene po. Top Row: Richard Beckman, Kurt Anderson, Mr. Lee Hren, Robert Beckman. Paul Seltz Claudia rge Kuthe Mr John Elliott. A , . , ! , 'w ' , , 4 1 4 ,Tl Nil I Haxjding, Pres. To ayden, ' ne Boxzvling. T0p'Row: I, M11 -1 I . I I f l ' ' .1 I

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IE and Debate Experienced Triumph in Competition, Skiers Traveled to Resorts ' Forest View's Debate Teams combined ability and a quick mind to dispute the of air and water pollution control pro- the United States. Numerous trophies awards, results of the members' willing- to work hard, illustrated the teams' suc- Varsity, junior varsity, and novice directed by Mrs. Joyce Lindmark, in the Suburban Interscholastic De- League. Major tournaments occurred at College and the Universities of Chi- Southern Illinois, and Illinois as well as local high schools. Individual Events involved contest speak- Students competed in eleven different ' duet acting, after-dinner and radio prose and verse reading, original extemporaneous speaking, comedy serious play reading, oratorical declama- and original oration. Throughout the sea- IE members entered ten speech contests in various communities in northern iinois. Only those speakers who placed first in one of these contests qualified for the New Trier Tournament of Champions. A proficient speaker remained eligible to participate in state meets provided that he achieved a mini- mal third-place rating in both the district and sectional tournaments. Thirty-eight members, under the instruction of Mrs. Margaret Cadle and Mrs. Andrea Mock, comprised the 1970 speech team. Through membership in the Ski Club, near- ly 120 students with an active interest in this popular winter sport demonstrated their abilities on the slopes while benefiting from reduced group rates. Accompanied by Mr. Allen Babl, ski enthusiasts spent an adven- turesome week in Vail, Colorado, during Christ- mas vacation. Rib Mountain, Alpine Valley, and the Playboy ski area in Lake Geneva, Wis- consin, provided sites for additional Ski Club excursions. Despite the bumps, bruises, and sprains incurred, skiers agreed that the season had ended all too soon. CLUB: Bottom Row: Lynda Russo, Kim Powers, Karla Prostko, Marsiglia, Marsha Moxter, Pres. Bill Fahn, Sec-Treas. Jean Don- Carol Casper, Sheila McNulty, Pam Drews, Candy Rus- Ellen Roush. Row 2: Cindy Lata, Anita Gassman, Allan Barnett, Walta, Jeanne Doyle, Sandy Boellke, Diane Losey, Diane Van Dig- Stephanie Vassios, Laura Mellenthin, Marlene Ewald, Roxanne Debbie Springer. Row 3: Sandy Schwedler, Mindy Boles, Denise Johansen, Edgar Tisdale, Carolyn Dews, Pam Dews, Vicki , Rhonda O'Shea, Kathy Miller, Linda Mumm, Marca Smolinsky. Lorrie Laing, Bev Hanna, Pat Miller, Pat Hornak, Vanessa Ron Ewald, Bonnie Shipman, Linda Cale, Sandi Irven, Mary -ml 'A Ann Considine, Kay Hankins, Sue Knuth, Marilee Hankins. Row 5: Kathy Hanna, John Agger, Debbie Lata, Rick Wynne, Randy Zwik, Don Mussay, Ron Schlatter, Bill Kingsborough, Bob Groski, Larry Johnson, Rich Krueger. Row 6: Gail Eaker, Mary Seick, Jeff Birt, Damian Frederick, Ken Gawne, Dewain Springer, Dave Cimo, Dave Melichar, George Craig, Terry Krawczyk. Row 7: Patti Snyder, Leslie Dargo, Carol Sisco, Korie Koelliker, Nancy Grimes, Donna Marinello, Caron Bentsen, Donna Phil- lips, Diane Guzy, Gerry Gust, Thea Salinsky. Row 8: Mary Pat Doyle, Joyce Janko, Danica Oberhardt, Carol Doyle, Karen Larson, Nancy Bas- nik, Cathy Calabrese, JoAnn Johnson. Top Row: Mr. Alan Babl, Dave Dwyer, Cindy Dolven, Sherry Baldwin, Kathy Leikhim, Wendy Dwyer. il IE, Debate, Ski Club 97

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Science Clubs Experimentedg Chess Won Matches, Trips Aided Human Relations I Through conducting experiments and in- estigating results, a group of sophomore boys the Physical Science Club expanded classroom instruction and explored other to further their knowledge of scienti- properties. Aided by Mr. Lee Hren and Miss Schoenberger, the boys prepared and electrolytic solutions for Mr. Hren's study class. Through other experi- they observed the effects of heat on gas bubbles with its resulting explo- Members visited the Museum of Science Industry, and, in conjunction with the Club, they sponsored concessions at a game. This year's Biology Club was research as members worked on projects in- or in groups. Led by President Tom Vice-President Gene Harding, and Sec- Treasurer Michael Busse, biology en- performed various experiments on and animals. During club meetings, they their progress and results with other To combine learning with service, offered to help in the labs during class ex- A growing organization, the Chess Club any Forest View student to compete in challenging game of chess. To advance the CLUB: Bottom Row: George Vollkommer. Row 2: George skill of its twenty-five members, President Tim Thoman, Vice-President Joe Reiss, and their sponsor, Mr. David L. Buchheit, scheduled tournaments against various district high schools, With victories over Arlington and Glen- bard North, the Chess Club planned to join a Mid-Suburban Chess Conference in order to participate in tournaments against a dozen other schools. Through the Human Relations Club, Fal- cons became aware of the problems particular to disadvantaged groups in Chicago and the surrounding communities. The club accom- plished its goal by sponsoring guest speakers and organizing various field trips. A number of students visited the Hull House Uptown Cen- ter and spoke with a Vista volunteer about the free services offered to the area's underprivi- leged people. In addition, club members traveled to Chicago's Indian Center in December. A guest speaker discussed public reaction to low-cost housing development in Arlington Heights. In rememberance of Martin Luther King, club members listened to taped speeches on the birthday of the civil rights leader. Through- out the year, students in the Human Relations Club realized more fully the importance of good relations between different races and members of differing socio-economic groups. Comp- Charles Turba, Jeff Hirth, Rhys Read, Dean Shutt, Ron Lundin, Bill Kurtz Kranz, Mark Stevens, Scott Zanardo. Row 3: Pres. Tim Lucas, James Conley. Top Row: Dave Stiert, Jim McFeggan, Rich Camp- l Joe Reiss, Mark Kot. Row 4: Mr. David Buchheit, Russ Tripp, bell, John Forton. il l-'ill tr, Chess Club 99