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

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0 6' NIZATIOMS' 'Clubs and musical organizations provided the principal means students could use their spare time associating' with fellow students. New friends were found in bands, choirs, service clubs, language clubs, or special clubs. These organizations afforded the fstudent a temporary escape from tedious school- work. Many clubs found the activity period after school a convenient time to meet. With shortened hours this year, the activity period was equivalent to period 12 last year. s Q 'r I ffli yi 1 2 5:15 ,pi - 39232, - EW Q. fi rm Mg? 4 :lu

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