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

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Efftlqiirvzisiiz ' XYest's faculty tug-of-xxai' team struggled against the student tiig-of-war team 111 Ll losing battle at the pep assembly' on Ft-lnriiary 21. Wests wrestling team took first place at the Rich Rocket VlllJllI'IliiIHCI11, Alarrett Hubbard, Ron Broun, and Tom McKt-on presented the trophy to Mr. Yanko. Student Life Assemblies, sideburns, and pigtails abundant in 68-69 New fads and ideas kept Joliet Westls 1968-69 student body alive and unique. Saddle shoes, sideburns, sweater-vests, and pigtails were accepted to be Uthe thing. Created through the interests and sugges- tions of the faculty and students, 15 assemblies were held, covering various subjects ranging from sports to music to a film tour of Spain presented by Mr. Theodore R. Bumiller. All school assemblies were required at- tendance. Eight pep assemblies displayed Tiger Pridefl the 1968-69 school theme, as did the enthusiasm of the entire school bodv. Long heavy sideburns, worn by many male students at West, gave Rick Kerr his popular nickname 'iMange. Noralie Larson gives herself the uncw lookl' with the help of a rubber band and a silk scarf,

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Iuniors present Camelot as 1968 spring prom May lT marked the date of Camelot, the junior-Senior Prom which was held at D'Amieos 214. Among the decorations at the prom were a I4 foot castle and an authentic suit of armor. Eight committees worked along with the junior Class officers to present Camelot. Tim Pohlman, class president, stated, i'Putting on the prom was a lot of hard work, hut it was fun and were proud of the joh we did. After-prom-activities were held from 3 a.m. until dawn. Both gyms were open for vol- leyball, trampoline, and dancing. Masque of the Red Death was shown and breakfast was served, Beginning an eventful evening, -lay Wheeler acts as quite a gentleman as he helps Ticket sales reached a high of 481. D'Arnicos 2l4 was a Patti Draper take off her coat and takes advantage of the coat check. crowded place on the night of Camelot. fi LQ 1' t 5- FW junior class officers and their dates led the grand march across the his orchestra provided the nnisic for the evening. Everyone passed in dance floor. Other couples followed along in line as Bill Carnegie and review in front of the class officers and honored guests. Student Life

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