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

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ROW l - N. Ruppel, C. johnson Albert, B. Kite, K. Barwalcl, j. Sehl Hamel, j. Gratzke, D. Bergstrom, lard, S. Kowalski, M. Gates. ROW Cambridge, j. Gentile. j. Mialkow arsity Band The Varsity Band, which enlarged in number this year to 51, played at con- certs, including the annual solo and ensemble contest. Giving members the expe- rience for Concert Band, these concerts allow them to be alternates to play for football and basketball games. R. johnson, L. Hilde Banducci, T. Charbo- , tri, B. Kirsch, M. Morrissey, C. Schonert, j. Tennella, brand. ROW 4 - L. Lozano, D. Licko, T. Panicko, R, P. Cash, S. Kiesling, M, Rulyino, S, Al- neau, T. Wilson. Mr. ldaszakg Director. E. Sill, S. Terzech, E. Fazzi, j. Raabe, j. Chmura, D. Bradfore, R. Gross, R. Kopp, K. , C. Elwarclt, H. Pferferle, L. Loran, N itt. ROW 2 - D. Literski, R, Lazzari. M. Holt, M. Enders. 3 - D. Greenwood, C. Carlson, j. Mc- ski, T. Riemma, M. Schmika, D. Silves ROW 1 - D. Dolhar, C. Luczak, D. johnson, L. ROVV 2 - j. Schwemin, j. Dvorak, C. Carlson, C. YanNotc. S. Kicslingg Sgt. Elwardt, CTHYZ- An added event this year was the presentation of the colors at bas ketball games and pep assemblies. 0 0 r qu a r 128

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Liz Pedreslal and Donna Ducay. Coneert Bands drum majors both went to camp this summer, XYhile there. they performed in the championship band. Besides leading the band in parades. they marched for six hours each day and performed at half time during the games, by directing the band. The Concert Band performed at many events this year: the Columbus Day parade, and many othersg halftime shows. basketball games. and at the grade schools. By participating in the solo and ensemble con- test. underclassmen may win music scholarships for private instruction or music camp. Concert Band at- tempted to make a spring trip, an annual event. I . -. 5 ..,,......... ... St ROW- XI. Kouns, C. Tomaszewski. I.. Brooks. XYillQe. C. liiitkrmski. Zelaslxo, B Preston. C. Keclilt. XI. Campolmasso -it R ix . Scottbn-rg. I.. Schwartz. 2nd ROVV - l,, I-fmlers, C. Beck. Xlorianaka. XM-ber, li. Crecnquist, D. .Xltergott NI Roy. R. lxl rss s C. Xlialkowslxi. S. Sosnowslti, K. Orr. Xl. Snyder. B Keith. 3rd ROW' - ll Brien. XI Nladison, S. Chiapetta Raabe, R. Xlethling. K. Ortega, K Doll. ll, Coffman. l,. Benson. P. lfalxly. j. 127

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V, ,K . ai? if . ' sf V STAGE BAND-R0W1- C, Keclikx I. Raabeq JA Urbaniak, RV Wade, M' maszewski, J, Smith. R. Wade. B. Biscont. Director Mr. Clover, R. Bomba. ROW 2 - T. O'Brien, S. Chiaprtta, K. Lenzie. ROW 3 - C. To- Greenqulst' J' Cramplon' ajorettes This yearis rnajorettes increased their tal- ents using knives and firel They made up var- ious routines to fit the music ofthe concert band. They preformed these at many of our school's sports events. Several are planning to attend majorette camp over the summer. ROW l - N. Hutter, A. Stulikg Capt. ROW2 - M. Budzinski, L. Sherwin. P. Latoria. 129