Harlem High School - Meteor Yearbook (Machesney Park, IL)

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THESPIANS To be eligible for membership in the National Thespian Society a potential member must have accumulated a certain number of points as a participant in theatrical productions. The points are given not only to the actors but also to backstage crews. For those that believe the play is the thing Thespian membership is an important goal. Row 1-Jamie Devan, Donna Bridges, Janine Huffman, Duawn Pierce, Carolyn O'Neill. Row 2— Jim Bertrand, Marcia Kieselburg, Berry Nelson, Beth Lamb, Karen Smith, Brian Wyatt, Pat Pennow Row 3-Ben Thomas. FTA The members of FTA in- vestigated the many roles that the teacher must play. They became more aware of the rewards and sacrifices that are made in the teaching profession. The future teachers found the FTA organization a great asset in understand- ing their future careers as teachers. Row 1-Kathy Hamilton, Brenda Hafferty, Therese Oliveri, Pam Dawson, Connie Mundt Row 2- Becky Young. Sally Anderson Sec., Laura Higginson, Julie Hansen-Treas., Edie Carlson- Pres., Dina Richter 29

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DEBATE Your case is too weak, more research is needed! More volume, I can't hear you! That statement is irrelevant! Mr. Bilyeu delivered these words of constructive criti- cism to Harlem's DEBATE TEAMS. A con- stant stress on getting the right technique helped but the greatest need was practice and research. This year debaters were given the topic Resolved That There Be Compulsory Medical Care For All Citi- zens. , which proved to be a highly com- plex issue. A rather inexperienced Harlem team faced teams with up to 3 years debate experi- ence. The season was a competitive and challenging one. 1st Row: Mark Lamendola, Jim Bertrand, Phil Hen- sley. 2nd Row: Usa Duclon, Richard Sundell, Brian Olson. FORENSICS To be able to give a speech in a convincing way in front of a group of people seems an almost impossible task. The Harlem Forensic team went from that group to face tough district competition. Kelly Day presented an original comedy selection for a 2nd place and Dave Hodges 3rd in extemporaneous speaking. Row 1—Donna Bridges, Jamne Huffman, Carolyn O'Neill, Jolyn Jenkins, Brian Olson, Dave Hodges. Row 2-Duawn Pierce, Kelly Day, Lisa Duclon. 28

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CAMPUS LIFE Discovery could be another name for Campus Life. Through this organization students find a unity of God and man. Burger bashes, social fellowship and guidance, these are all a part of Campus Life. Christianity to Campus Life members is fellowship directed to God. Row 1: Wendy Moyer, Paula Fink, Carrie Jacob, Belynda Fletcher, Mary Casey, Patie Fadness, Lisa Ivy Row 2: Dan Jover, Rick Peters, Dennise Woods, Kris Brown, Kelly Jones. Row 3: Mark Gun- derson, Dave Hodges, Dina Adams, Jan Carabelli, Tana Meyer, Doreen Ramey, Ellen Higginson. Row 4: Clayton Balmes, Garry Stnngham. Row 1: Shelly S. Niffenegger, Richelle Klaman, Kim Niffe- negger, Judi Stufflebeam, De- nise Dowell, Debbie Tate, Brenda Hastert, Mara-Lee Balmes. Row 2: Shelly Walker, Claire Conway, Mila Allen, Ginger Wydick, Lisa Miles, Sue Rohl, Julie Casey, Mitzi Witt. Row 3: Barb Pickering, Kathy Moline, Rhonda Erick- son, Corey Butterfield, Emily Smith, Lisa Petroski, Kelly Kapfer, John Lee 30