Glenbard North High School - Aquilo Yearbook (Carol Stream, IL)

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Row 1: Mark Kennelly, Tom Wunder, Tom Corso, Bryan Jennings, Sue Berge, Row 2: Gienn Baiog, Mrs. Randy Luebcke, Rick Licko, Tom Benevenie. Sian Baiog, Mr. Wennersien. Noi piciured: Don Ryan, Mike Marron, Kris Wilkins, Mike Ernsi, Dennise Dee. LIBRARY AIDES ATTENDANCE AIDES Row 1: Sandy Scheid, Eveiie Russeii. Row 2: Michelle Coaies, Chrisiina Cuellar. S A.V. AIDES Row 1: Mrs, Porter, ossisiani iibrarian, Debbie Arwood, Dan Zen, Arienne Perry, Miss Sondaiie. Row 2: Sharon Anderson, Dawn Overbeek, Kim Domrese, Luise Ramirez, Rob Humphery. Row 3: Ed Kiouer, Rob Mann, Holger Brandi, Mike May, Sandy Doiy. AIDES 109

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PEER HELPERS Row 1: Kris O'Brien, Gayle Browning, Lisa Baiiaglia, Sueanne Alore, Millie Gonzales. Row 3: Rod Jedrysik, Janei Lamar, Kaihy Philippi., Row 2: lrma Aguilar, Terry Bullard, Ticia Osborn, Rhonda Boairighi, Carla Debbie Burger, Johnna Doman, Paula Brozeau, Mrs. Allrnaras, Linda Zen, Dawn Marshall. Nof Picfureoi' Bill House, Chris Bourdon, Tammy Scanio, Chonda Smiih, Mirchell. Row 1: Richard Sanriago, Mrs, Oberli, Renee Morri- son, Lurher Gabriel, Laura Fly, Mrs, Whilienhall, Row 2: Carrie Pfak, Kim Man- ning, Michelle Caoies. Nof pictured' Michelle Ko- vacs, Becky Slone. 108 HELPERS 8: AIDES l

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DECA Row 4: Nadine Tesluk, CaThy Tesluk, Cheryl Napoli, Dawn DiMaria, Sue MoffaTT, Lora Frey Row 2: Laura Bosse, Edward LoreTo, Michael NiTTi, KeiTh Lange, Tammy Dolin, Sandra AnTTila, Lauren YeranT, Dawn Pugesek Row 3: Bill DesTefano, Mark Orlando, Tim Burger, Sheryl Walper, Carol Malec, Rick ArTman, Dan McLemore, Veronica Ramirez, Mr. Michael Baker QcoordinaTorD 4984-82 has been a very successful year for Glenbard's NorTh's DECA ChapTer, wiTh The ChapTer having one of iTs besT showings in iTs hisTory. lTs members parTicipaTed in various acTiviTies ThroughouT The year, such as iTs second annual AnTi-ShoplifTing Campaign and PosTer ConTesT, designed To increase The awareness of school-age children and ThaT of The general public's. The campaign was held during The week of December 7-44, designaTed as AnTi- shoplifTing Week. AnoTher acTivlTy ThaT The members parTicipaTed in, along wiTh advisor Mr. Baker, was The NorThern illinois UniversiTy DECA CompeTiTive Workshop, held January 30. Here, sTudenTs parTicipaTed in a series of compeTiTions covering a varieTy of skills and occupaTional field. Lora Frey, Veronica Ramirez, and ArThur Vasquez were NIU winners, placing in eiTher second or Third place. The highlighT of The year's acTiviTies was The DECA STaTe Career DevelopmenT Conference, held March 44-43 in Peoria, ill. Over 4000 sTudenTs and advisors were presenT, including Glenbard NorTh's DECA ChapTer. Here, Tammy Dolin, Vee Ramirez, CaThy Tesluk, and Sheryl Walper received recogniTion as DECA Ambassadors. These sTudenTs are The firsT ones in DECA's hisTory To successfully compleTe The Ambassador Program. Along wiTh This, DECA's AnTi-ShoplifTing Campaign placed Third in The sTaTe. The members also aTTended DECT QDisTribuTive EducaTion Clubs of llllnoisj STaTe Career DevelopmenT Conference, where They compeTed in acTiviTies based on career goals and occupaTionaI fields. Overall compeTency awards were given To Lora Frey, Tim Burger, Mark Orlando, Jean Bleeden, Sheryl Walper, and Vee Ramirez. These sTudenTs achieved a sevenTy percenT or higher average in all The evenTs They had parTicipaTed in. Mark Orlando, Veronica Ramirez, and Sheryl Walper were honored as naTional qualifiers for The ChapTer, The second Time in Glenbard NorTh's hisTory ThaT a DECA member was inviTed To naTional conference. On Awards NighT, various members were honored for Their achievemenTs for The pasT year, and Mark Orlando was named DECA STudenT of The Year. WiTh all These accomplishmenTs, members of This year's ChapTer have indeed been, as Mr. Baker said, hard working, cooperaTive, and a pleasure To be wiTh.