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

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- sf? if .vw--f C.-XFETERIA-FRONT ROVV: K. XVisneski. F. THIRD ROXY: S. Nasser, B. Willard, A. Rob- Paul, F. Golob, K. Thornas, G, Felix. SECOND erts, A. Policandriotes, P, McElvain, M. Thomp' ROW: H. MlllliCl1, B. 5l21Cli, D. Llwllili. M. Lo- son. Not Pictured: F. Borghi, j, Borum, A, Mc- Mrs. Dorothy Woodruff begins another vati, P. Smith, tl. Zlogar, D. Chess, A. King. Fadden, E. Remus. busy day by typing school absence reports. 'Z SECRETARIES-FRONT ROWL I. Booras, C. Meier, 1. Drazen, ll b l B W l h SECOND ROW S Var 0, D. Woodruff, B. Mrs. Phyllis Smith prepares chocolate milkshakes for thirsty customers. Se - C. Sa 0, . as . 1 . g ing milk and potato chips keeps Mrs. Smith busy between milkshake sales. Pranos M, Endm-50n,V,Bri5t0w,B, Fitzer,E,j0hn5on, B, Peck, Academics

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.S'0I',S' There were a variety of sports in which Joliet West youths participated in 68-69. In pursuit of perfection, the ath- letes ,spent most of their time behind the scenes practicing. Desire, kindled in practice, resulted in successful for- ward passes, baskets, base hits, discus throws, and reversals. Among the many highlights of Joliet West's sports sea- son, the varsity football team produced an undefeated season. In the first year of its use, the victory light had many occasions to be put into operation. Spo t