Joliet West High School - Alpha Omega Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Develop Character and Promote Talent SPEECH CLUB-FROSH., SOPH.-FIRST ROW: Anita Venzara, Jan Baker, Pam Wood- ward, Barb Buckingham, Renee Hinkley, Mark Pederson, Dave Burd, Mary Ann Meyer, Kathy Shepherd, Jacquie Ellis, Mary Ann Jorgensen. SECOND ROW: Sue Schiek, Linda Rousch, Meg Kershaw, Conni Rajala, Gail Honiotes, Sally Marting, Linda Swanson, Jane Fricke, Linda Forbes, Janis Shaw, Stephanie Swanson, Jan Hamilton, Monica Moline, Janis Shaw, Janet Linden. THIRD ROW: Corinne Ashamy, Carol Seeberg, Peter Larson, Jacquie King, Debbi Arnold, Ann Calosio, Debbie Ziemer, Sue Sheets, Barbara McCleevey, Tana Petrich, Eva Countryman, Linda Lindblom, Sandy Reed. FOURTH ROW: Barb Austin. Marlene Simon, John Pappas, Loretta Kincaid, Rochelle Meyer, Martha Savich, Nancy Netzel, Sue Schmidt, Judy Bisset, Pat Kosmerl, Evan Rodgers, Patty Kassis, Fran Cohen. rtfelk by ia Q, 1 SPEECH CLUB-JR,, SR.,-FIRST ROW: Paul Fish, Mary Arthur, Kathy Vrieze, Melita Lockwood, Tina Wood, Pam Gilbert, Cheryl Carey, Gigi Chalstrom, Bev Kurtz, Nancy Linden, Nancy Graves. SECOND ROW: Don Hagen, Jane Schiek, Kathy Rogers, Josh Hershman, Sandy Menzer, Chet June, Judy Reed, Sandy Resis, Theo Polley, Sandy Cheney, Chuck Martmg, Laura Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Barbara Wicke, Jan Irvin, Barbara Mullen, Sue Kempe, Sue Wershpan, Steve Pollock, Larry Agazzi, Mike McKenzie, Ken Griffin, Judy Davis, Jan Nolden, Sue Jones. 109

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5, ELCBR ANNOUNCERS AT WORK-LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Agazzi, Doug Fornango, Frank Evans, Judy Reed-Director. 108 Dramatics, Debate and Speech Activities .gwmi A SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS-SEATED Josh Hershman, Social Chair- man: Larry Agazzi, President: Theo Polley, Vice President: Chuck Marting, Treasurer. STANDING: Cheryl Carey, Parliamentariang Jane Schick, Recording Secretary, Sandy Menzer, Roll Secretary. 'STODAY AT WEST ANNOUNCERS-ROW ONE: Jan Nolden, Cheryl Carey, Judy Reed--Director, Melita Lockwood. ROW TWO: Karen Engleman, Suzanne Ross, Conni Rajala, Holly Canaday, Nancy Graves. ROW THREE: Pat Donnelly, Larry Agazzi, Doug Fornango, Frank Evans, Paul Fish, George Petersen, Mike Penrod. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Davis, Sue Jones, Chet June, Evan Rodgers. The Speech Activities Club is a l new innovation at Joliet West. The club combines the dramatic speech and debating talent of J. T. West. The purpose of the club is to foster interest in all types of oral experiences and to pro- vide speech and drama activities for the benefit and enjoyment of students of the school and the people of the community. The qualified leaders of the club are Mr. B. F. Johnston, Dr. Wilma Dryden and Mr. W. W. Johnson. In the coming years this already great club is sure to become even more successful. 7 DEBATERS-ROW ONE: Miss Martha Sharp, Janet Linden, Linda Magee, Marlene Simon, Anita Venzara, Tina Wood. ROW TWO: Larry Agazzi-Di- rector, Fred Klein, Bob Boettcher, Ed Minarich, Howell Lind, Josh Hersh- man, Steve Pollock. ROW THREE: Chuck Zalor, Gerry Lester, Richard Korst, William Minarich, Dave C. Miller, Alan Igberg, Frank Evans.

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Foreign Languages-A Good Way To Learn The The German Club, Wir Wunderkinder and its spo a better chance to associate themselves with spoken German. Members include: FIRST ROW Bill Odenthal, Vice President: Sam Jones, Presidentg Alan Iberg, Treasurerg Ruth Grossman Secretary. SECOND ROW: Don Gursh, Dave Zoleske, Janet Gregor, Chuck Zalor, Jim Peterson. THIRD ROW: Carol Seeberg, Elaine Grimsell, Brenda Gunier, Carolyn Hocker Mr. Fielitz, Sponsor. 110 The growing interest in foreign languages is shown in the interest in the membership of the Spanish Club. Members include: FIRST ROW: Marc Taylor, Vice Presidentg Karen DeNardo, Secretary: SECOND ROW: Da- vid Dulny, Albert Spiers, Bob Cabay. THIRD ROW: Mile Spiers, Edward Minarich, Nancy Wallace, Gail Johnson. Not pictured: Connie Hardin, President. In recent years languages have been becoming more and more important. Most colleges require at least two years of a language for entrance. The enlarging en- rollment of students in the lan- guage curriculum reflect the ne- cessity of the,language in mod- ern education. Language clubs also play an important part in the language program. At Joliet West these clubs also provide an extra-curricular method of learn- ing more about a language for many interested students. nsor, Mr. Eric W. Fielitz, offer students