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

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Physical Education Balanced Dexterity, Sportsmanship 146 Apprehension mounts as the ball soars toward the basket. Leaping in the air saves the rebound for the home team. Physical education strived for a balance between physical dexterity and sportsmanship. Gym classes taught students the value of a physically developed body, which complemented the academic achievements of a strong mind in building a well-developed person. Variety of individual activities provided a chance for the cultivation of specific skills. Group sports gave students a coordination of physical proficiency and the qualities of work- ing together in harmony and courtesy. Girls gained grace and poise through courses of basic movement and modern dance. Safety conscious- ness was imparted to all gym students by means of the required first aid course. Boys choosing to join R.O.T.C. also learned the controls of working together under specific commands. Agility abounds as these boys race for the top of the rope.

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148 : Secretaries, Maintenance and Cafeteria Staff Serve All Secretaries, cafeteria ladies, and mainten- it ance crew performed many behind-the-scenes duties which kept West running smoothly. Pri- vate secretaries coordinated inter-departmental supplies and mimeographed material for stu- dent and faculty use within that department. Office secretaries handled absences, scheduled conferences, and, in the main office, kept books and presided over the switchboard. Providing nutritious and well-balanced meals for twenty-two hundred students was the daily responsibility of the cafeteria staff. Main- tenance crewmen kept classrooms clean and nightly put the school in order for the resump- tion of activity the following morning. SEATED: M. Mataesevic, A. Flori, D. Dodge, I. Kezerle, L. Kren. STANDING: E. Figlewski, N. Rocks, L. Thompson, W. Zoran. 'Eb SEATED: R. Wolz, F. Lesh, R. Klimek, J. Nasenbeny, R. Richards, STANDING: E. Matesevic, E. Burgie, B. Watt, B. Badurski. Mr. Jack Anderson, head of maintenance. SEATED: B. Gruber, S. Nasser, M. Thompson, F. Krall, E. Remus, McElvain, F. Paul, F. Forghi, P. Smith, F. Golob, B. Slack, W. Popola, K. Wisniewski, G. Felix, STANDING: H. Muhich fsupervisorj, K. H E.Polieandriotes, Thomas, A. Roberts, J. Stina, H. Zlogar, A. McFadden, D. Luchik, P. -we QE N i pf., may I -ffi is r ,XY b .,..,,,. g W 'LX X. 5 1 ii : :ji .