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

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130 1 Marie llillesland, Modern Dance Club president, helps a new member, lClaine lirovvn. pertorrn a dillicult maneuver during an alter school practice session. Organizations WM wi 'Nw Q SKK M Planning a route lor their next trip. Ski Club members Dennv XYruk. Nic Xlazon. nncl Carol Crvei' consult a map Dancers entertain teaehers, Ski Club obtains emblems Modern Dance Club members produced several numbers during a spring program in- volving all clubs concerned vvitli the performing arts. Following this production, the club per- formed before a meeting of teachers involved in special education programs. Club funds were raised by conducting bakery sales during the year. Ski Club trips to ski resorts were conducted twice a month during the vvinter. To film the members during trips, Ski Club purchased a movie camera. Also obtained vvere distinctive club patches for all members.

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132 Pep Clnbis novel card section says lui to Forest View rooters. Black and gold cards spelled out messages between soplloniore and xarsity games, l Xlarie llilleslaud aimed carefully before shooting the basket that won Pep Clubis lil'L'L'-illI'UXX er Organizations mntest. Cirls from sexeral organizations competed ROTC, Pep and Lettermen Clubs pursue varied goals School spirit was stimulated throughout the student body by pep rallies and posters made by Pep Club. Posters were designed by mem- bers who inet after school to make future plans. Besides the annual Tiger Follies, Pep Club presented card sections at basketball games and sponsored buses for students to away-games. Lettermerrs Club consisted of 100 boys who earned a varsity award in sports. Members met twice each month. 'iThe object of Lettermenis Clubf, stated advisor Mr. Harry Garrett, His to promote a better athletic relationship with the school. Our goal is to support the minor sports and supple- ment athletic equipment. Reserve Officers, Training Corps marched in holiday parades and provided an arch of sa- bers for Homecoming king, queen, and court. lA'itCI'INllll,S Club member Rick Chixrnarlt shows an interested Spec- tator tlie way' to a seat. Club members usher at football and basket- ball games.