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

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HEALTH OFFICE GUIDES Bottom Row: Laura Ross, Karen Franz, Joan Emmons, Kathy Arenberg, Debbie Hart. Top Row Barb Bjerkness Joann Gosch Sandy Dahlke, Katie Bosch, Helen Sheppard. ATTENDANCE OFFICE GUIDES: Bottom Row: Cindy Brown, Anita Gassman, Sue Hen rich, Dawn Craynon, Jill Amendola, Barb Cavanaugh. Top Row: Linda Munn, Glori Piechowski, Sheryl Williams, Jill Ballotti, Dianne Rodig, Nancie Smallman, Nancy Kehr.

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GRA Offered a ,Variety of Competitive Sports I ll I-lm l..l.illll .I 7 An active interest in any of the variety I of sports offered was the only requirement . ,, 91, ' for membership in the Girls' Recreation Asso- ciation. One of the largest clubs at Forest M kj I View this year, GRA provided girls' intramural i - I ,, competition in tennis, volleyball, bowling, bas- if A, ketball, gymnastics, badminton, track, and . ' softball. I k - Playdays involved GRA members from I all schools in the district. Interested girls H u enrolled on a first-come, first-served basis. A girl's physical ability as shown in the various playdays and in after-school athletic contests determined her eligibility for competition in the annual Sports Day. The club's 140 members earned points for attendance and service rendered, and, if they accumulated the required number of points, they received an award. The awards, presented at a spring banquet, ranged from a pin for the first 60 points achieved to plaques denoting exceptional accomplishments in either athletic Snyder returnedaserve duringagame of GRA volleyball. COITIPCWUCC OI' S9I'ViC9- SR GRA Bottom Row: Sue Bolanos, Social Chairman Beth Poore, derson, Nancy Louis. Row 3: Bev Hanna, Geanna Speer, Marla Levey, Kathy Moore Pres. Robin Bender, Intramural Chairman Gayle Tolf, Linda Jozwiak, Karen Stuckert, Rose Leuzzi, Elain Kaup. Palla Sec Treas Colleen Donavon, Karen Romano. Row 2: Karen Top Row: Linda Ahrens, Lorrie Laing, Patty Anderson, Kim Corbett, Sue Maas Linda Roper, Robin Huey, Vicki Firszt, Linnea An- Patti Snyder, Laura Lawlor, Barb Werner, Pat Miller. .....l . .. 3 GRA 107

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Office Guides Assisted Both Faculty and Students ' OFFICE GUIDES: Bottom Row: Debbie Hart, Donna Phillips, Top Row: Bonnie Anne Parmenter, Chris Sheehan. Students willing to give up free time volun- teered as office guides. To ease the working loads of their supervisors, they performed a number of miscellaneous services. Every morning the Attendance Office Guides gathered the IBM cards and absentee slips from all of the classrooms. While some volunteers de- livered passes from Mr. Gary Tjarks and Mr. Norman Patberg, others answered in-coming phone calls and processed textbook loans to stu- dents. In addition to showing visitors to class- rooms, the Main Office Guides ran errands for the faculty members and worked in the mailroom. Students in the Counseling Office delivered messages and passes from the counselors. They checked out college catalogs, filed papers, an- swered phone calls, and showed transfer students around the school. Some of the jobs of the Health Office Guides included filing papers, issuing bandages, answering phone calls, and helping ill or injured students. The Library Guides assisted the librarians by checking out and reshelving books. Those guides who worked in the magazine room distributed peri- odicals and microfilm to the students. OFFICE GUIDES: Bottom Row: Pam Krewer, Sandra Do- Fabian, Barbara Martzel, Karen Franz, Joan Emmons, Judy Peluso, Joyce Whitchurch, Kay Corbett, Kris Bansfield. Top Row: Sharon Colleen Dinkle. Office Guides 109