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

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-- - - we - if--W -7- - 128 Vicki Siguaw reaches for a bid as she and her date, Rudy Diaz, enter Cl.-KAR an- nual fall dance which is entitled Autumn Fair. President Lynda Califello and Vice-president jean Scholtes, preparing for erunp. eagerly discuss plans for their trip. They were chosen as Wests CAA represent- atives. Organizations Girls, Athletic Association offers diverse activities Girls' Athletic Association provided girls the opportunity to take part in sports and ac- tivities such as bowling, apparatus, modern dance, and free exercise. They met for activi- ties on Tuesday, Vlfednesday, and Thursday afternoons. GAAls sale of slave tags took place during utwirp week and set the mood for their annual dance, Autumn Fair, which was held in the girls' gymnasium on November 22. Two girls were chosen to represent XVest at the CAA summer camp. This year President Lynda Califello and Vice-president jean Seholtes received the high honor. CAA was made up of approximately -150 members. They held a Christmas party in Dec- ember and the mother-daughter tea took place on May 20. Other officers serving GAA were Linda Stofko, treasurerg jo Ann Chopp, secretaryg Rae Kezerle, social chairmang Elaine Honiotes, historiang Gail Class, activities chairman. Board members included Debbie Sterle, Linda janovyak, jeanne Martinson, Marcia Engleman, and Mary XVorkman,

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i Q V' 5 Deeply engrossed in mastering a new musical arrangement are Boys Clec ry lleno., Clee club director. Xlr. Roy johnson, tries to help the quartet Club members Xlark BU5l'lLlIlL'll'. Keith Bacon. Xlike Cinqnegrani, and Lar- through a dillicult part ot the number ln joining them in singing. Vocal groups visit sand dunes, present concerts Boasting a membership of 108, Treble Choir sponsored Color My Wforlcl, a semi- formal dance, in early March, Prior to this event, members performed in the mid-winter choral concert on February 23. Funds for the clnbis treasury were acquired from the profits of two bakery sales. Two members of Treble Choir, Pam Niac- kley and Debbie Fortenberry, were accepted by the all-American Youth Chorus, As members of this group. Pam and Debbie gained the op- portunity' to participate in a summer concert tour of Europe. Members of Boys Clee Club were also par- ticipants in the mid-winter choral concert. ln ad- dition, they presented a special performance for the students of Hufford junior High. Freshmen Chorus members enjoyed a fall hay-rack ride and the profitable sponsorship of a bake sale. In cooperation with Treble Choir, Freshmen Chorus members helped present a Christmas concert on December 20. In the spring, members of all vocal groups participated in a trip to the Indiana sand dunes, Attentively watching the gestures of the director, Treble Choir members Pat Hog- an and Rogeria Powell concentrate on their parts in thc alto section. Organizations 127

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3 1 - ,f . si'Lili-zJ'lsv'r1vJ,'lfwtw' Girls meet ut 'lbwii and Country Bowling Lancs un 'l'hiirsciuys. CAA uctixuuts Suu Slim-tina, Sue Scliwurtz, and Carla Sclieffel string balloons Nleliiidu Getsmi and jean Sclioltcs keep sg-ure for Karen Kreu- iii preparation for the dance. Decorations set the scene for u county fair. ger. M,....,-4 Members Ginny Lindhlud, Tuna Muraro, Kris Kemp, und Mary Workman purtici- Nliss Limlu Truttier cleinmistriitvs to Xlury Clusperieli and pate in CAAS free exercise program in which girls imprmise their own exer- lfluine Iimiiulm hmm' to miuiipulutvii lurge decmulioii, eises. XX Orguuizutium 129