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

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SPANISH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Linda Vitali, Nancy Ward, Susanne Rodgers, Linda Markwalter, Mari Snider. SECOND ROW: Carlos Sirrato, Debbie Gilbert, Mary Jean Sandberg, Sandy Reed, Linda Smith, Sue Schoppe, Lane Kamhi. Language Clubs Revealed Foreign Cultures Language clubs at Joliet West High furthered a student's education outside of the classroom by bringing students into contact with other cul- tures. These clubs supplemented the classroom work by studying the cus- toms, people and land in which their particular language was spoken. Some typical activities of the Latin, French, Spanish, and German clubs were trav- eling to Chicago to see movies, dining at French or Spanish restaurants, sponsoring a Roman banquet and caroling during the Christmas season. The success of these clubs could not have been accomplished without the aid of their sponsors including: Helle Ajango, German club, Louis G. Businaro, Latin Club, Alice Wilbur, Spanish club, Anita Page, French club. FRENCH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Marty Bloom, president, Jane Jerri Lynn Lovatti, Pat Kosmerl, Jane Browman, Nancy Brow Skole, Terre Houte, Betty Johnson, Karen Bonn, Jacque Ellis, man. THIRD ROW: Marla Stelow, Marlene Hanna, Jean House Ginny Lindblad, Beda Lechner, Scheryl Lurvey, vice-president, knecht, Linda Winke, Ellen Woolard, Sharon Evans, Kathy Kirby Karen Kozma, secretary: SECOND ROW: Nikki Prifish, Susan Jody Beth Farley, Kathy Dixon, Diane Dibble, Tim Kierman. Conroy, Barbara Hall, Claudia Hughes, Barb Bloom, Carol Aultz, 76

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Jim McGee, Dean Macris, Jane Williams and Cheryl Byron paste, cut and staple pictures for their N.D.C.C. scrapbook. Students Trained For Military Positions Students enrolled in N.D.C.C. were organized along military lines. Dean Macris served as cadet commander and other students held staff or com- mand positions below him. Major Nel- son's staff included officers and en- listed men who taught courses and others who handled the administration of the unit. N.D.C.C. cadets practice their complicated precision maneuvers on the blacktop. They learned the correctness of military marching through constant drill. C 1 ar iii f -. .ii --K sf ., i . sxss sh W3 'Q 5 K fr ..kk X ' its , ,. er, L

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