Oak Lawn Community High School - Shield Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

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1. DAVID LAWRENCE — Media Specialist Willingness to learn, and demon- strating respect for self and others. 2. CHARLES LAWSON — Science, Girl’s Tennis Assistant Coach, Head Varsity Wrestling Coach, Varsity Boy’s Tennis Coach. Respect and Cooperation. 3. MARJ LEABLE — english, Assistant Forensics Coach 28 4. DON LEACH — Special Education 5. JOHN LEARY — English, Head Forensics Coach, Assistant Boys Tennis Coach Scholarship commensurate’ with potential and behavior commensurate with good citizenship. 6. JOHN LEWIS — Physical Educa- tion, Boys Indoor Track Coach I like students who work hard and have fun in class. 7. JOHN LOCKWOOD — pupi Personnel Services Honesty, being able to deal with one’s self and others in an open and truthful manner. 8. LES LUKA — English 9. EDWARD MALONEY — Pupil Personnel Services I would like to see students have the ability to make mature and realistic decisions regarding their future in gen- eral and education and career in partic- 10. EVELYN MALONEY — Science lh I prefer a student who is enthusiastic about school, makes an effort to learn, is honest and displays a sense of humor. 11. BILL MARCORDES — sc ence, Sophomore Football Coach 12. LILLIAN MARINO — Health Services , Courtesy, honesty and respect.

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I. MARIA KEENAN — Special Education Teacher Aide The main thing I would like to see in a student would be the cooperation to work together to bring out his her potential. 2. DAWN KELCH — Business I am looking for a student who will do the work that he is capable of doing. 3. LARRY KELLY — Social studies, Varsity Boy’s Gymnastics Coach 4. KENNETH KISTNER — Music Dept. Chairperson, Concert Band Director, Jazz Band Director, Marching Band Director I’m looking for students who enjoy the challenge of being creative and who believe it is important to be involved. oy MARCELLA KLOC — Special Education I expect each student to live up to his or her individual capacity and do the best they can. 6. ANN KLUSENDORF — Mathematics A positive and self-directed need for learning. 7. DOLORES KOTHEIMER — English I look for students who have pride and are neat, who show a joy and zest for learning and who approach all their assignments with gusto! Students with such qualities are the true products of the 80’s. 8. ROBERT KUNDE — Sa«ial Studies A student who treats his classes as a discipline for life knowing that he must always give a maximum effort good or bad. 9. LAWRENCE LAND — indus. trial Education I look for a student who knows how to play the game of education. One who realizes that at this period of time, his her job is going to school. The job per- formance here determines the job suc- cess elsewhere. How many people have seen a “Help Wanted” sign saying: “Wanted, undisciplined illiterate Dummy for high paying career?” 10. ANN LARSON — English An open mind and a willingness to co-operate. ] ihe NANCY LATAS — Home Economics 12. RICHARD LATHROP — Foreign Language (Spanish) I expect the student to make a serious, honest effort to learn and thereby develop to the fullest of his or her intellect.

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1. JAMES MARKEL — physica Education, Girls Swimming Coach, Spartan Guards Sponsor, Discipline Committee Chairman Total growth to enable the students to perform in their working years. 2. JOSEPH MARKS — Industrial Arts To be creative, attentive and have a good attitude. 3. JOYCE MARTIN — school Nurse Honesty and common courtesy and a sense of humor. 4.RON McKAY — industrial Arts 5. JOYCE McMAHON — ant A creative mind with the desire to learn and cooperate — a cheerful and positive disposition. 6. THOMAS McMULLAN — Special Education A desire to achieve. a. ROBERT MEEK — Pupil Person- nel Services The constant striving for self-actuali- zation. 8. WILLIAM MEREDITH — Pupil Personnel Services The realization of the student’s ful- lest potential. 9. CYNTHIA MOONEY — School Psychologist, Pom Pon Sponsor A willingness to allow me to experi- ence him or her as an individual. 10. DAVID MOONIER — English 11. HAL MULDERINK — Mathematics, Mathletes Sponsor 12. LEWIS NOLAN — sc: ence Good, hard work!