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

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.,T ,.i..i?i av.. .Y-, -f-g - ROW l: C, Belback, P. Perkins. S. Bobik. ROW 2: Cech, Ostertag, D. Mor- rone. C. Trimborn. ational Forensics League National Forensics League - Once in Forensics the ultimate goal is to become a member of the N.F.L. which proves that you can undertake the more difficult events and usually score well. You continue to compete as well as advance. Once in N.F.L, you try for a De- gree of Distinction, Competitions begin on Saturday mornings around 8:00. Our team has done well this year placing fourth in the DesPlaines Valley League. Were hoping for even a better turn out next year. Debate h.,,7,.,.,,.w W. F: If you like to argue, then debate club is the place to be. The mem- b fd b - -wsu... ers o e ate club concentrate on many problems in todayis world. Pros and cons are discussed. hoping to find the reason why, what, when and where the problem exists. The members have tried with some suc- cess to find the causes of many world problems. In this way we know that all problems can be solved. or at least discussed in a ra- tional. harmonious way. ROW 1 - H. Hobschied, D. Morrone, j. Cech. ROWZ - R. Allan, S. Bobik, T. Schorn. D. Myrah, I. Bobik, I. Brodack. ROW 3 - B. Kouns. C. Trimborn. C .1

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Forensics Forensics - Comedy reading and after dinner speaking are just two ofthe 11 individual events that students compete in weekly at speech tournaments. The ll events are judged according to the Illinois High School Association rules. This yearws team coaches are Mr. Vaughn and Miss Schmoll. The stu- dents compete for points as well awards, a student earning 25 points or more is eligible for membership in the NFL. ROVV 1 - Thespians The National Thespians Society is an honorary club for those students excelling in dramatics. The main objective is to sponsor plays and en- courage new personalities in the theater. This year. National Thespians sponsored the Spring play, Romeo and juliet. They also were engaged in the Christmas assembly with The Run Away Presents, and the Nlay Speech Arts Ban- quet at which Oscars are given for acting and technical theater accomplishments. ROVV 1 - S, linquist. ROVY 2 - C. Xlcflill. S. Dal- house. ROVV 3 - P. Perkins, R. Friesen. ROVV 4 - j. Drost, C. Belbaclc. ROW 5 - D. Suess. J, Slowiak. C. Cannata. Nliss Schmoll A Sponsor. Schmoll - 1. Ostertag. D. Suess. C. Belbaclt. ROW' 2 - P. Perkins. I. Hudson, Dimeo. P. Moore. Nliss Sponsor. ROVV 3 - K. Hannemann. C. Nlcflill, Slow iak. D. Slaga. ROW' 4 - Drost.

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.1 ...ff ROW l - L. Pedregal, I. Pearson, M. Pearson, V. -Peterson, D. Ramsey, S W. Blake, D. Pegg, T. Hackl, D. Ducay, j. Cefigoli, S. Schultz, B. Bisconti, Scott, D. Parylak, N. Ondrus. ROVV 2 - B. Santoro, L. Dennis, R. Castor, I. MCN6rney. ROW 4 - Milbrantz, P. Norsworthy, VV. Hull, B. Mans- Nl. Beck. I. Core. C. Corslii, L. Card. ROVV 3 - K. Steffens, D. Urlmanialc, field. K. Lenzie. Director Mr. Idaszalc, F. Lillies. B. KOUHS. Concert Band ROW 1 - Chiapetta, Publicity, 1. Scottberg, jr. Representative, V. Petersen, Lib., L. Pedregalg Band Captain, Drum Major, D. Ducavg Drum Major. ROW 2 - M, Compabassog Bus. Manager, j. Person, Lib., R. Raabeg Sr. Representative, B. Kouns, Soph. Representative, j. Wilke, Publicity. 126