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

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GAA PRESENTS ONCE UPGN A TIME ls titei 'fs422x?ig.sr ' . I! I A 1 ' ' it AW'h'L ' ..,,. mg 5 I ' mligieaeiarf M Q .. V 47f'5LwEl5 z'E'.5'a,1+,sa,, 3 f ,.f3r'-fwiirifbris Hi . aa. .f , ...W The Girls' Athletic Association presented its first annual GAA Dance to the theme, 5'Once Upon A Time . Drawings and models of well known fairy tales were the decoration highlights of the dance. The Orchestra of Bill Carnegie presented the music for the extremely successful climax to TWIRP season. an This year's GAA officers, Pat Lib- erty. President: Pam Liberty. Head of Activities: Becky Decker, Vice-Presi- dent: Jackie Jackson, Social Chair- man: and Eileen Farrel, Secretary- Treasurer, pose with their dates at the fall dance. Joliet West's attractive exchange student from Brazil, Celina Varela, and her date waltz smoothly to the music of Bill Carnegie and his Orchestra. J ack's beanstalk stretches into the clouds as couples dance ser- enely by. V 127

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MR. FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES ABOUND WITH SCHOOL SPIRIT V , The Freshman-Sophomore Dean, Mr. Robert C. Mitchell. is wheeled onto the floor by the school nurse, Mrs. Majorie Nance, at Joliet West's Mr, Football pep assembly. The big moment finally arrives as Jeff Davis, Master of Ceremonies crowns West's first Mr. Footballl' Queen, Sue Warfel. 126 School loyalty is easy to recognize but difficult to exe plain or measure. This. West High's first year, has seen the birth of many interesting and beneficial traditions that are vitally important to school spirit. The Mr. Football King, Queen. and Court stand before their subjects after many days of waiting and hoping. Sandy Woldt, April Stevens, Sue Warfel. John Honiotis. Kay Booras, and Cindy Klootwyk. f f1 4 i . ' ,I NNY 1' 'Q , ln 1 W ,p4 K 1 The West Tiger rests a few moments between cheers to watch the game.

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I Stellar characters Emily Webb fKathy Rogers? and George Gibbs tCharles Martingl stand solemnly as the Stage Manager flvlark Pedersonl performs the marriage ceremony, assisted by the Choir which sings softly in the background. 128 Our Townl' was written by Thornton Wilder and requires no scenery. Thornton Wilder lived in China for a time and it was there that he be- came acquainted with a theatre far different from the one he had known in the United States. The Chinese theatre used no scenery and a black coated Property Man moved about the stage arranging simple props, such as chairs and tables. Later, when he wrote 'LOur Town, Thornton Wilder combined the American people with the bare Chinese stage and added a Stage Manager who in reality was a modified Property Man. SPEECH ACTIVITIES CLUB Just two years ago Life magazine stated: In the quarter of a century since it was written, SOur Town' has won the heart of America be- cause it talks to the heart. It has become the nation's most performed play, given last year by 895 differ- ent groups'. 'Our Town' talks of birth and death in only one New England village-but our town is everybody's townf, On a much smaller scale. Our Town can truly be said to have won the hearts of the people of Joliet. The smooth and easy-going Mr. Webb tDon Hagen? stands con tently and prepares to point out an objection as his wife fTma Woodl tells him a few things about his courting days