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

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A new course, Specialized Swim, has been added to the Girls' Physical Education Department this year. In this course, students were given an opportunity to improve on the old and new swim strokes. They were also able to perform synchronized swim strokes ac- cording to their level of ability and basic scuba diving techniques. Dance films, mirrors, swim overlays and gymnastics overlays were used to increase student in- volvement and self-evaluation. Girls P. E. Goes A. V. BARB ALFELD, BS., Physical Education, Inter- mediate Typing, Cheer- leaders, Intramurals. DEBORAH GREENLEE, B.S., Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Girls Gym- nastic Club. BARBARA IUMES, B.S., Physical Education, Orchesis. IU DITH CISZCZON, M.S., Physical Education, Girls' Intramurals, Tennis, Bad- minton Team. KAREN SCHMITZ, MS., Physical Education, Blue Dolphin Swim Club. ARLENE OBODZINSKI, B.S., Physical Education, Blue Dolphine Swim Club, Girls' Intramurals. 28 gg? Hamm ox NF' . ,, H t l Q -1 -, , - . r..-L: . . W .Mfr as .- ww, 4,51 , rf. !'f,. slat 5. 4 its-. i .Q .f.s:g3,,g,.

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i it K, V ' W ' - ,.,.,k , .I L, - er .--, V. , ,.., I ff , pg L,' W . 32 I Ai ., .', .5 ' - I 9 DAN MEYER, B.S., Physical Education, Driv- ers Education, 'L' Club, Varsity Football Coach Freshman baseball Coach. MARTY SCHWARTZ, M.S. Physical Education, Dept. Chairman, 'L' Club, Var- sity Wrestling. BILL OHLSON, M.S., Physical Education, Driv- ers Education, Varsity Football Head Coach. ROBERT L. BROWN, M.S., Physical Education, Gym- nastics Head Coach, Track Coach. IRVIN E. BEDARD, B.S., Physical Education. DARL KRIETE, M.S., Drivers Education, Sopho- more Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Head Coach, Varsity Golf. PHILLIP WADDELL, M.A., Boys P.E., Drivers Ed, Sophomore Basketball, Golf. DONALD LUKAS, M.A., Boys P.E., Drivers Ed, Freshman Football, Var- sity Baseball. PAUL SCHMIDT, M.A., Boys P.E., Varsity Football, Sophomore Wrestling. Boys P. E. Adds New Courses The main objective of the Boys Physical Education Department, according to department chairman, Mr Schwartz, is to develope strength, endurance, and so cial grace, also to develop an appreciation for sports, J' recreation and health. Two new courses, tennis and soccer, were offered this year The use of video tape, for orientation purposes, was introduced in january 1