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Lettermen Invited Chicago Bears and Faculty to Play Ball As in past years, the Lettermen's Club worked to develop school spirit and good sports- manship among Falcons. Club members spon- sored the traditional Fall Festival Dance and hosted a spring track invitational. On February 10, 1971, the Lettermen sponsored a basketJ ball game between representatives of Forest View's faculty and members of the Chicago Bears football team. Organization of the club's initiation week provided additional activities for officers and members. To be considered for membership, a boy must have earned a varsity letter in any one of the ten competitive sports offered at Fores View and have actively participated in th events of Pledge Week. Mark Bailey and Bruce Lighthall sold Bears-Faculty basketball game tickets to raise funds for the Lettermen's Club. LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Bottom Row: Leonard Schinkoeth, Jim Johnson, Bates, Bruce Lighthall, Tom Schmidt, Denny O'Keefe, Bill Oberhar Phil Hausman, Mark Bailey, Norb Polacek, Scott Patience, Fred West- Row 4: Ron Norberg, Frank Schweda, Ed Bansfield, Mike Kram gate, Pete Lenkeit, Steve Gross. Row 2: Kirk Buckholz, Kevin Sarni, Jim Wegner, George Bauer. Row 5: Al Schmanke, John Agger, V Rod Read, Bruce Pierce, Don Tosby, Don Jastrebski, Charlie Browne, Valentino, Joel Soderberg, John Mate, Dick Martin, Mark Peter Hal Schwartz. Row 3: John Forssander, Dan Boni, Bob Reising, Bill Top Row: Mr. Fred Lussow, Mr. Darryl Phillips. l 114 Lettermen's Club
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