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

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Larry Kubinski vice president of Key Club, receives a handshake from Sponsor of Key Club Mr Tesdall makes a speech a representative of the Kiwanis Club at the annual recognition of at the meeting in which initiation of new mem officers banquet bers takes place Key Club Taught Boys Service to the Community Participating in community activities, Kiwanis Key Club was a service club at J .T. West. Jointly work- ing with the sponsor, Mr. Tesdall, the Key Club had a hay ride, after-game dance and a sale of West High pennants. They also sponsored a student reception for Mr. Stallman and club leaders in September. Mem- bership was limited to boys in the upper quarter of their class, with a recommendation of the dean and an approval of the membership committee. Officers this year were Gary Hardy, presidentg Larry Kubinski, vice-president, Richard Olson, secretary, and Emil Petrussa, treasurer. KEY CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mr. Tesdall, Eric Egger, Larry Kubinski, Bob Schraeder, Gary Hardy, Richard Olson, Paul Ring- strom, Larry Stoner, Jack Jerbi, Nick Rudman, Mike McKenzie, Chuck Morrow, Allan Spiers, Larry Woldt.'SECOND ROW: Bruce Teipel, Pete Apostolou, Greg Nieland, Curtis Bowen, Dave Bissett, Steve Koivula, Bob Bowser, Jerry Jones, Eugene Nemanich, George Booras, Reed Mott, Jim Johnson, Tom Kiep. THIRD ROW Ron Junck, Todd Hogan, Phil Krall, Tom Zeich, Jerry Johnson Steve Jones, Scott McAllister, Don Laborde, Larry Junck, Ron Whildin, Alan Iberg, Brian Larson, Dale Evans. FOURTH ROW Bill Bonney, Terry Masck, Tom Rusciolelli, John Petrusa.

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l ALCHEMISTS ANONYMOUS-FRONT ROW: Mr. Koutnik, spon- sorg Fred Klein, Anita Venzara, Tina Honiotes, Jan Baker, Sharon Maske, Linda Smith, Linda Lawson, Louise McConnell, Beth Mossman. SECOND ROW: Steve Ribbing, Bruce Wright, Patti Kassis, Pam Fitzer, Jane Browman, Janet Greger, Nancy Browman, Carol Aultz, Jean Vollrath, Linda Forbes. THIRD AlGh8Il1iStS AIIDIIYITIUUS Pl'0hBd the w0l'ld of SCi8IICB Delving into the fields of science not usually studied in the classroom was an important reason students joined the science club, Alchemists Anonymous. Most members, such as Fred Klein, King of AA, and Anita Venzara, Queen, had an intense interest in the scientific nature of the world. P. G. Koutnik sponsored this club which showed a film from the Argonne laboratories at each meeting. These films depicted different areas of research. A one-half hour demon- stration or lecture was given after the film. Alchemists Anon- ymous sponsored Saturday field trips to the University of ROW: Paul Bush, Don LaBorde, Dan DeWitt, Gary Horwitz, Jerry Lane, Norman Hall, Franklin Hall, Pat Donnelly, Marshall Brown, Paul Steinquish. FOURTH ROW: Dave Brown, David Voots, Mike Jolley, Bob Pollack, Tim Reynolds, Mike Marentic, David Hillgs- land, Sydney Lane, Richard Steller, Ray Shroba, Glenn McCarthy, Paul Thran, Jim Moroz. Fred Klein explains his science club project to one of the judges at the annual Science Fair. Chicago, Argonne National Laboratories and the strip mines for fossil hunting. ' Fred Klein and Anita Venzara reign. over Alchemists Anony- mous as King and Queen. Their duties included keeping the records and planning trips.