Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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North Campus girls match faces and activities in an effort to decide who deserves to be elected King of Hearts. NC Girls Club Board. Front Row: Ruth Truhlar, treasurer, Gina Oldfield, secretaryg Cindy Pritchard, president, Donna Patty, vice-presidentg Katie Chambers, historian. Row 2: Lucy Kron, Babs Carlson, Maureen Riley, Lynn Munro, Laurie Hoener, Peggy Miller, Cheryl Leemhuis. Back Row: Lynn Strand, Laura Baker, Pam Patterson, Nancy Mann, Jennifer Andersen, Sue Harvey, Tina Nelson. accents of Girls' Club's many activities Stressing service rather than social proj- ects this year, the North and South Campus Girls' Club Council devised a scheme for combining the benefits and rewards of both programs. The repre- sentatives of Girls' Club Council organ- ized a toy drive for the Community Nurs- ing Service and collected donations for CARE and the March of Dimes. In co- operation with Lettermen's Club, Girls' Club sponsored a sock-hop for the Men- tal Health Foundation. Boys' Club and Girls' Club co-sponsored a Korean or- phan and built a prize-winning Home- coming iloat. As South Campus, under the leadership of Cindy Olson, a New- comeris Committee was created for the purpose of orienting new students. Also, South Campus sponsored the annual Big 'N' Little Sister Party. The North Cam- pus Girls' Club board sponsored the Junior-Senior Welcoming Party, and, as part of their Christmas Party, carolled at Plymouth Place and the LaGrange Convalescent Home. Taking a respite from their many community projects, the councils at both campuses planned their social highlight of the year, the annual King of Hearts Dance, which was called A Midwinter Night's Dream . Co-operation between Girls' Club and Boys' Club manifests itself in the broad shoulders and the space creatures on their joint Home- coming Hoat, Schmork York. 29

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Maybe she's in the yellow pages, thinks Dave Finkenbinder, portraying a nervous freshman seeking his first date during the annual Girls' Club-Boys' Club Dating Panel. E SC Girls Club Board. Front Row: Kit Rhode, Libby Steward, treasurer, Cindy Olson, chairman, Suzie Cole, co-chairman, Jane Tracy, secretaryg Marcia Ol- son. Row 2: Kay Finlayson, Susie Bagg, Jody Balaban, Carol Newman, Sally Johnston, Wendy Benge. Back Row: Beth Hanson, Sue Davidson, Holly Dick- inson, Ginger Lewis, Joanne Thompson, Marley Bright. 28 l Dance, dads' night J i Council members Cheryl Leemhuis and Pat ' Holt cut out decorations, knowing that this 1 contribution will lend color to the coming Girls' 1 Club Dance. J l

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Service to LT, improvement of school spirit Boys' Club Board undertook a wide variety of meaningful projects this year. The social events sponsored by the club included their prizewinning Homecom- ing float, Smork York, and a spring semi-formal dance. Service projects handled by the group were very much in evidence as Boys' Club helped sup- port a needy Korean, Mrs. Nam-Soon, and also sponsored a one hundred dol- lar scholarship for a boy planning to at- tend IC. Many of these projects were made possible by the profits gained from the club's annual fund-raising ef- fort, the publication of the Boys' Club student directory. Leistermerfs Club, sponsored by Mr. Wil- sey and organized for boys participating in varsity sports, met at the beginning of the year to elect oflicers and estab- lish committees to supervise their proj- ects. Members chose Bon Mercer presi- dent, Bill Van Dyke vice-president, Steve Takashirna secretary, and Mike Snyder treasurer. The club met once a month to plan their special activities, includ- ing a sock hop after one of the basket- ball games. Throughout the basketball season, lettermen donated their services at all home games. Spectators were kept off the court during intermissions by a cordon of sweater-clad letterman-turned- ushers. The lettermen also swept the playing floor clean at half-time. This year the club established a special cheer- ing section at basketball games. Mem- bers all sat in one area and originated their own cheers as well as strongly sup- porting those of the cheerleaders. NC Boys Club Board. Front How: Keith Anderson, David Nelson, vice-president, Bruce Geiss, presidentg Dave Smith, treasurerg Rich Fuhr, secretary. Row 2: Roger Huegerich, Patrick Hynes, Bruce Racine, Bud Drake, Mr. David Gianuzzi. Back Row: Mr. Tom Davis, Mr. Robert Neuneker, Dana johnson, Ted Tornehl, Keith Baarson, Dale Norton. Lettermen's Club. Front Row: Don Sheeley, Ken Gossett, Bruce Layer, Steve Takashima, secretary, Ron Mercer, president, Mike Snyder, Ter- ry Cowhey, john Paulson, Bud Drake. Row 2: Jim Fletcher, Denny Kowski, Dave Anderson, Buzz Detrick, Vic Cenge, Ron Richardson, Mike Spina, Don Hindmarch, Mike Senseney, Paul Finks, Roger Orlady, Bob VVintermute, Tim Patton, Fletcher Duke. How 3: Don Hoblik, Greg Benes, Larry Randa, Torn Moss, Tom Hutchinson, Tom 30 Bair, Dick Martin, Steve Foran, Chuck Bates, Dan Murphy, Tom Powell, Al Hruby. Row 4: Phil Morse, Frank Malysiak, Larry Banks, Bob Casey, Tom McCullough, Bob Pedall, Jim Haas, Keith Baarson, Tom Lavaty, Paul Fuller, john Sikich. Back Row: Oscar Sliva, John Cross, Dave Smith, Chris Beard, Larry Hamilton, Keith Huling, Rich Kciririek, Iohn Scheef, Stan VVarclen, Don Turner, John Baker, Mike Si 'ic1.