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

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NANCY LAUD, MS. CHMN RICHARD RUSSELL. BA. SUZANNE CORRADINI, MA. ROGER B. JOHNSON, M.S. F S' --.,,,,4f mg --..,. ZW il tk fe-ff fa. Vg 4 H S, 5? A l 2 :-. 5 32 f ' V few! fa E 1 in :'i'f K5i F' i' 755 . 'Wifi' 'el' X L' f CONNIE ADAMS, B.S,E. KAREN HANCQ, 13.8. DONALD SAGE, BS. JERRY WAINWRICHT. MA. Business Education The objective of the business education department is to help students manage their personal life - economi- cally and socially, and to develop a job entry skill in one or more areas, The state requires that all students have an opportunity to learn about certain consumer-interest area: budgeting credit, and installment buying. This is being strongly stressed. Some new courses were assigned for skill im- provement, others for personal use. These include Ad- vanced Typi g and Business Law. e,gXfnSv- 'aft 5 W if .fr

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JUDITH CISZCZON, MS. Physical Ed., Girls Intramurals, Tennis 6: Badminton Teams, The girls, physical education department has started using a selec- tive program for the junior and senior levels. They are now able to choose which actvities they enjoy the most, Some of these are golf, fencing, co-ed volleyball, social dance, and slimnastics. The department is also trying to offer ice skating and outdoor educa- tion where the girls learn how to Camp in the woods. They hope to create more enthusiasm and interest in physical educa- tion through this program. It also helps the girls make better use of their leisure time because most of these sports can be played out of school as well as in school. ARLENE OBDZINSKI, iXl.S. m CHMN Physical Ed. Senior and Junior Leaders Girls Intramurals JEANNE NIADOCH, NTS, Physical Ed. Blue Dolphin Swim Club Q, me - it DEBORAH GREENLEE, Physical Ed. Girls Gymnastics BARBARA SPIETZ, BS. Physical Ed. Orchesis 34