Palatine High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Palatine, IL)

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Al luorio heads student council for Qnd gear 55,19 X 4 Y 1' ..q J 'T .1 I, I- . V ay-, . f Af f ' it e , .gagiifr -. K , as 5 . 1, .xl ea I . gp? S flax' R rl- LLM ld , . .5 . X fl' Q - 1 5 Council - BOTTOM: Nancy Kase, Becky Graese, Cindy Charlier, lohn Pircher, Dewey Murdock, Tom luorio, Linda Mundschenk, Karon Forbes, Paul Karlzc-ng ROW 2: lamie Christopher, Debbie Seaman, Rosemary Hoppens, Karen Kamradt, Al luorio tpresl, Dianna Mierzwinski tvpj, Nancy Fuller lst-c.l, Linda Drozdowski, Mary Santy, lean Linsner, Scott Zustg ROW 3: Dan Santy, lean Kingsley, Mary Pinto, Carolyn Christopher, Michele Codulo, Karen O'Neal, Vince luorio, Glenn Siegler, Mary Munson, Sharon Berry, Vicki Murdock, Brad Zustg TOP: Sally Rea, Rick Flynn, Valerie Carroll, Nancy Strealer, lim Hickey, lim Maycan, Bob Guthrie, Mike Samrnons, Shelia Chambers, Margaret Sullivan, Cathy Dalfanso. October, month of warm afternoons and cool evenings, brought the homecoming parade back to Palatine after an T absence of two years. The theme Fantasia stretched to include many Disney favorites including Donald Duck, Goofy, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Brad Zust's uncle in the costume business furnished many of the cos- tumes. The sophomore float ol' Snow White placed first, and space science club had the best decorated car. Karen Kamradt and Sharon Berry chaired the Oct. 4 event with Nancy Fuller and lim Herbst in charge of the Oct. 5 dance. Because homecoming 1975 will be one of the first centen- nial activities, council is already busy planning for it. Turnabout was another successful and semi-formal dance held Mar. 15. Fantabulous Flicks was the theme and Sally Rea and Karen O'Neal as chairmen. Not quite so suc- cessful was the holiday coke dance charging a wrapped toy as admission. The shooting of a firecracker closed the dance early, but the toys got to the Northwest Opportunity Center. Besides the usual quota of dances, a canned food drive and sponsoring a carnival, members attended the North- west district convention at Lyons township high school and rewrote the constitution. Gone from the scene was roundtable, an extra council organization of the preceding two years. Advisers were Mr. Ross, Mr. Bentivegna and Miss lohnson. AI luorio served his second year as presi- dent, a first at Palatine. With footprints each bearing a couple's names, council representative lean Linsner helped decorate for turnabout. The Grauman theatre suggested footprints related to turnabout's Fantabulous Flicks theme,