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

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Sophomores Abdalla, Eloiza Albert), Gina Aldana, Camile Aldinger, Kurt Anderson, Richard Anderson, Roy Anderson, William Arman, Judith Aufmann, Kim Austry, )ulie Baasch, Tyrone Baker, Eric Ball, Lynn Banahan, Tom Barber, Timothy Bardin, Denise Bartell, Bonnie Bartello, Mike Battle, Marianne Bauer, Barry Benak, )oe Berberich, Michael Berg, Paul Besser, David Betian, Dawn Betterman, Diane Bevilacqua, Donna Bezdicek, Carrie Bieber, Cheryl Birholtz, Scott Birr, Kathy Bonner, Jason Born, Kenneth Brauer, Angela Brigham, Lee Brigham, Maureen Broglin, Mark Brower, Margie Brown, Steve Brushaber, Patrick Buchanan, Dennis Burroughs, Michael Busch, Diana Byker, Jeffrey Caprio, Patty Carlotta, Lidia Cavanaugh, James Cech, Lisa r ' - 0i % -ir iXs ' Stopping to rest and share the latest news about friends, Michelle Sasso, Bryan McMahon and Sue Thomasson converse at one of the popular meeting places, the main stairs. 164

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Wagner, Paul Walters, Elizabeth Wehrenberg, Ellyn Weinreis, Alvin Weiss, Bonnie Weiss, Carrie Werner, Kevin West, Donna West, loanne Whelan, Lynne Wilczak, Eric Willerth, Dolores Wisniewski, Bridget Wojnowiak, Glenn Wood, Phillip Yanahan, )ohn Zamora, Sergio Zappen, Joyce Zych, Caria Black Belt With his black belt and over one hundred trophies resulting from his accomplishments in karate, junior Fred Scott has been in karate for four years and has become a master at the art. Scott started in Samoa and has attended different schools since then. He currently is attending the Olympic School of Karate in North- lake. When Scott was in junior compe- tition, he was rated number one in his district. In the tournament, Scott displayed his talents in Kuda weapons and fighting. Scott is now in the men ' s category, working his way to the top in the American Karate Association (AKA), in the super light-weight division. Scott hopes to open a school of his own. He has already built a studio in his garage, and will be teaching enthusiastic students, while he continues working with students at Olympic. Scott hopes to become a karate champion and teach others his skill. Striking a karate pose, junior Fred Scott proudly stands before his wide array of trophies and awards that he has won for his excellence in the art of karate. 163

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Discussing their most recent fund raising activity for the Sophomore Advisory Council, class members Kelly Fritz and Kathy Morrone contemplate a new sales pitch. Sophomore Advisory Council: Front row: Diane Moore, Zoila Sori, Terri Williams; Row Carmen Hienrich, Camille Aldana, Kathy three: Mrs. Linda DePinto, sponsor, Jackie Morrone, Kathy Hovey, Sue Scurto, Sal Farmer, Kristi Robinson, Mary Gronewold, Sandy Occhipinti, Kelly Fritz; Row two: Kim Nelson, Weinart, Gail Szysco, Debbie Lemmons. Cheryl Bieber, Kris lohnson, Karen Kuklinski, Working basketball concessions, hosting a Disco Night, and selling a variety of items, such as candy, Knight Pride pennants and Knight Fever iron-ons were just a few of the Sophomore Advisory Council money making projects. Not only did they work to earn money, the Advisory Council set out to promote class spirit among the members of the class. One of the ways L-.. i.iil they achieved this was by taking a third place on their 78 Homecoming float, and winning the spirit stick at the Winter Sports Assembly. As the class of ' 81 looks down the road to the years to come, they see more items to be sold, more spirit to be generated and more lessons to be learned together as the work towards the 1980 Junior-Senior Prom and their ultimate goal of graduation. Cerami, Sheila Chibucos, Peter Circolone, Donna Cochiaro, loan Coffman, Don Condon, Joseph Connor, Carolyn Conrad, Cynthia Conrad, Doug Conroy, Kathleen Cook, Arlene Cooper, David Cornelius, Pamela Craig, Danny Crews, Edward Cvetan, Cara 165