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

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Lawrence Gitchell Sharon Click Nornna Gosse Bryan Gottmann James Graehling Kathy Gramm Angelo Grano Sally Grasmick Jjm Gratzke Donna Gronewold t Cindy Grzeca Andy Culya Heidi Hain LAWRENCE GITCHELL: Chess Club 11, Junque 11, iancer 11, Science Club 11; NORMA GOSSE: Badminton 10, Volleyball 10, Lancer n; BRYAN GOTTMANN: Golf 9, Gymnastics 9,10, Swim team 10,11, Choir 10,11,12, Chorus 9, Concert Band 11,12, Orchestra 10,11,12, Varsity Band 9,10, Forensics 11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Theatre Guild 11,12 VP, Thespians 11,12; JIM GRAEHLING: Swim team 9,10,11,12, Tennis 9,10, Concert Band 10, 11,12, Varsity Band 9, Blue Dolphins 11,12, L Club 10,11,12, Swim Timers 10,11,12; ANGELO GRANO: Soccer 9,10,11,12; JIM GRATZKE: Baseball 9,10, Golf 12, Soccer 9.10.11, L Club 10,11,12; DONNA GRONEWOLD: Badminton 9.11.12, Volleyball 11, Orchestra 9,10,11,12, Advisory Coun Pres 9,10,11,12, AFS 12, Colorguard 9,10, Letterettes 12, Musical 9,10,11,12, NHS 10,11,12, Student Coun 9,10,11,12 Treas; ANDY GULYA: Basketball 10, Football 9, Orchestra 9,10,11; HEIDI HAIN: CO 11,12. NORA HAMMERSCHMIDT: Track 9, Volleyball 9,10, CO 12, iancerll, Letterettes 9; MIKE HANAUER: Swim Team 10, Choir 11,12, Chorus 10, Musical 10,11,12, Office Aide 12, Theatre Guild 10,12, Thespians 11,12; NICOLE HARDY: AFS 12, Fantasy Art Wk 12, Mum Arbor 12; PATTY HARTNEY: Office Aide 10; CYNTHIA HAVLIK: Baseball Bstr 10,11 VP, 12 VP, Lancer 10,11,12 ED.; GEORGE HEATH: Orchestra 12, Office Aide 10,11,12, Shield 12; MIKE HEINRICH: Football 9,10. 126

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Raymond Fritzler Deborah Frontzak Karleen Gessner Donald Giammarrusco Tom Garbacz Deborah Gehrke Donna Gentry ■ ' -•atftf -. ■ mtm ' - fe» ' mW L r ' j H vv V B « , % J Brenda Gillman Tricia Ginczycki Steve Ginski Practice pays off The hours of marching and drilling paid off this summer for Debbie McMullen, a member of the Guardsmen Drum and Bugle Corps. By performing and competing, the Guardsmen traveled to ten different states and qualified for the Drum Corp International preliminar- ies held in Denver, Colorado. The British style of the Guardsmen carried them to the finals, making them the eleventh top Drum and Bugle Corps in the nation. According to McMullen, the corps practices a total time of twenty hours a week in the winter and twenty-five to thirty hours per week during the summer. I get satisfaction out of practice when we compete and win, com- mented Debbie. As the Guardsmen proved, practice makes perfect and perfec- tion can lead you to the top! Standing perfectly erect, firmly gripping the flag, Debbie McMullen displays the uniform of the Guardsmen Drum and Bugle Corps, where she devotes twenty-five hours of practice weekly. 125

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Nora Hammerschmidt Michael Hanauer Trying to express their artistic abilities, seniors Joe Cascella and Mike Jager work on one of many sketches that they draw in Art II class for Mr. Isham. Alvin Hanneman Nicole Hardy fl Patricia Hartney Cynthia Havlik C Geri Hazelwood Loreen Hazelwood George Heath Mike Heinrich 127