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

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JN. '? 'f'q-QLV. K. EQ Busincss inuiiager Ernie Krcutzcr ciirccts stuff lNCIlli7Cl'S Mike Smitli, Vi- ingek ag they prepare newspapers for mailing. Papers arc' sent out to 250 Ciii PI'il1iSil. MGD' Mfilillli DOH! Slllifll. M1-1l'l'iLl C21lUSi0. elllll Sililfi Pihlll- paid siiinscriliws as weii us tiiv IQOO students who siiimswiix' to the paper. Xikxrkiiig in tlic print shop, t-clitm'-iii-ciiici' Tim Poliiinun prints the heml- lincs for an upcoming issue of tlic uexxspaper. jim Tlieobold, assistant business manager uf the Tiger Tales stuff, sends out bills for acivertisciueiits. I W Eric Nelson, one of eiglit reporters on the newspaper stuff, proof- reamls liis copy for an upcoming issue of thc papa-r. 113

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112 Tiger Tales staff donates time as service to school Tiger Tales staff members worked quickly and efficiently to convey school news to the stu- dent body. uOur primary purposef, claimed editor-in-chief Tim Pohlman, His to let the students know what is going on in the school and to give them a chance to voice opinionsf, Because of financial difficulties in the school district, the newspapers in all three schools were officially eliminated. However, due to Mr. Crum and the staff donating their time after school and in the evening, the newspaper was continued. Serving as reporters to the staff were La- Farrell Moffett, Eric Nelson, Bob Anderson, Mary Moline, Shari Planinsek, Mike Smith, Vi- cki Pribish, and Nancy Lock. aft' 4 s. my-H. xx , 1 'Q '- nj Reviewing past issues of Tiger Tales are assistant editor Pete junc and newspaper advisor Mr. Clive Cruin. Organizations Accuniiilating information for an articlc on Tigcr Follies, ncwspaper ri-porter La Farrell Moffctt intcrvicws Pep Club sponsor Mr. Donald Hopkins. Sports editor Craig Spiers and assistant Ted Polilinan revicw wrestling statistics Their dutv is to assign stories and scc that all sports events arc covered.

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114 Watching Cramps tArnolcl Tracyl paint his full name on thc scooter, Gary VVht-atlcy asks Gramps if it is possible to write inst his nickname, Puri Organizati Play and individual events take first place in district Membership in this vearls Speech Club was limited to persons with certain qualifications. To belong to the organization, students were required to participate in debate, individual events, or some form of drama. Individual events participants attended more tournaments than ever before and gained much experience during the vear. i'One word to de- scribe this vearls program is 'growth',', stated sponsor Miss Kathy Kelly. On Borrowed Time bv Paul Osborn, pre- sented as the contest play, won first place in district, second in sectional, and third in state competition. Individual events contestants won the Sweepstakes Award for the most points in district competition between eight schools. JJWR NFL state champion Mike Dzurko displays expression and vigor as he gives a portion of his ortorical declamation.