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

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Mary C. Daugherty Darlene A. Dean Robert A. Debenedetti Kathleeen A. DeGeus Steven M. DeJarld Lori A. Deltonto Christina M. Devries Kevin P. Dillon Marybeth Dillon Dennis J. Doty Linley T. Dougherty Timothy J. Dougherty Daniel B. Dow Patrick A. Duggins Katherine A. Dunn Jeanne E. Easson Caryl M. Eaton Kendrick W. Edwards Brian S. Eggemeyer Steve G. Eichenseer 108 Seniors

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Armando Cortez Lisa S. Costello JoMarie A. Cox Dawn M. Crandall Tammy J. Croft Debra L. Crosson Christine Crowther Christopher E. Curry Richard S. Cushing Susan L. Czajkoski Kimberly A. Dallavia Sanita Dass Seniors Active ln Homecoming 'Tigers in Athens,' this year's homecoming theme, was a successful one, said Student Council President Kelie Russell. Seniors built their float at Chris Thompson's house. During the judging of the floats, seniors were awarded the best use of the theme. Homecoming activities included the Powder Puff football game. Sen- iors, however, lost their title by being defeated by the juniors. Other activities were the Mr. Atlas Contest, the Coronation Dance with the band Jinx, cartoon day with Bugs Bunny, and the delivery of homecoming mums. While in student group, the student body voted for the homecoming court. Tom Lackey and Sharon Bell were elected King and Queen. Anna Albrecht and Dave Markley were Senior Atten- dant and Senior Escort. Candidates for King and Queen, Dave Markley and Colleen Daugherty are introduced at the Coronation Dance. Seniors 107

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Ronald K. Eklund Robert W. Elmore Britt C. Enix Lori L. Erickson Gary A. Fagan Mark T. Fazio Tina D. Felix Raymond B. Fillpot Toni M. Flagda Kathleen S. Flynn Karen A. Formenti Joseph W. Formhals Heidi Baca s Dream Becomes Reality l l couldn't believe it, it was like a dream come true! lt was like all the hard practice and pressure had paid off. Those were Heidi Baca's first thoughts when she found out she was Miss Illinois Pompon. As a finalist out of 120 girls, Heidi gave a speech, modeled five poses, and performed a routine. As the winner, Heidi received a trophy, two medallions, a 8200.00 scholarship, and an application to apply for the N.C.A. staff. She will also be Heidi Baca, Miss illinois Pom-pon, performs her routine at an assembly. featured in the national magazine, the Megaphone, twice, once as Miss illinois Pompon and again as a Super Celebrity Winner. Heidi was offered various jobs at the following organiations: N.C.A., U.C.A., D.C.A., and Drill Team World. Heidi, co-captain of the Tiger Paws, had been on the squad for three years. As a potential co-captain, Heidi had to fill out an application, make up a routine, and be interviewed by Mrs. Nicki Alander, the squad sponsor. Seniors 109