West Leyden High School - Shield Yearbook (Northlake, IL)

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TOP LEFT: Feet make all the difference in baseball. TOP RIGHT: Ken Doll demonstrates his 'flying feet'. BOTTOM LEFT: lay Bodine tries to step over the hard way. BOTTOM RIGHT: George Edwards and Carter Coleman go at it in wrestling.

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mrs- -f I Knights Step With Pride In Sports During the fall, the feet of football play- ers pounded their way across the field while the cross-country team raced along. The feet of basketball players were jump- ing and those of the swimmers were pad- dling during winter. Also, the gymnasts feet were bouncing and wrestlers were tripping their opponents' feet. During the spring, baseball players slid into home plate feet first, and the track team, tennis players, and golfers were su re-footed . As the Knights competed in games, the fans, scorers, and timers eagerly watched. Often, the cheerleaders jumped for VICTORY.