Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

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Competing Groups Interest Clubs Service Groups ll of the above 4 'V six ick an organization. Any organization. It seems that no matter what your interests or abilities are, Lincoln- Way has the club or organi- zation for you. Reasons for joining clubs vary from in- terest in a subject area or occupational goal to the desire to help others. How- ever, most club members seem to agree that the so- cial benefits are the best reason. Trips, parties, and co-recs are just a few of the activities that give club members a chance to min- gle. It's hard to be a stu- dent at Lincoln-Way with- out being a part of at least one of the eighteen organi- zations. There's sure to be one that will suit your taste. -Cathy Clausing Kate Bridges, Peggy Haier, and Debbie Wilmot do their best to turn the East Campus hallways into a winter wonderland. Janine Kruzel's aim was ob- viously perfect as she is showered with the contents of the Spanish Clubls pinata. rx, 5 lx hill' it i Chess Club members Dan Tappan, Jay Hollenbeck, and Janine Hollenbeck prepare for competition at the Ottawa tourna- ment. CLUBQW

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I CL Student Council Language Clubs it Honor Societies ,Mr i m'WwMwW,4,,4f ' The Art Club enjoys a downtown Miss Wolf, Jenny King, and the excursion, including a stop at the rest of the Key Club members are Art Institute of Chicago. always ready to lend a helping hand. Holly Cammack, Kathy Camp- bell, and Chuck Cheesman are now officially National Honor So- ciety members.

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