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

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CLASS OFFICERS - Tracy Fitzgerald, secretary: Anna Fall president: Rosalind Kline. vice-president: Steve Zuck, boys social chairperson NOT PICTURED Tamm Warner, . ' ' Y treasurerg Lynnette States, girls' social chairperson. a E i During their daily freshman seminar periods, freshmen spend their time studying, sleeping, A 5- Q, Y.. 'El-hu Z. Freshman girls show school spirit by riding the class float between homecoming football games. is 1 if rw tiff' , ' . VV, 5 XV, ,,,, V , V , .,1g.?g I 2 N wsfM I talking or daydreaming. .K g as 154 Freshmen FRESHMEN 1 ,,,, ,,,, , , , Ann Zobel exhibits her skateboarding talent during the battle ofthe sexes. Angie Kettwig, Janet Fagerman, Kristy Trizzino, Anna Fall, Cathy Rubino, Brian Giegerich, and Sherri Gross are the members of the freshmen board.