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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. 1 ' .- ,e iff' ' f I ' ' flfli ' -' . 1 . we ., ee: l is -i. l K li Z Q ' uf 1 W :i f ' ' f l ' ' 5 3 , fsifiiif r' X N' . Z r r,-13: Q ,K -'1' h e ' Q a+' 1 Q -1,-ga, W - . I r gy' L, X 3 Z ,'f' . Student Council sponsors m- i svi 2:55 fi clude Ms. nomar, Ms. Goidficir, Af- Y fl and Ms. Steward. A - it ,,. lf i'i'lW' Rachel Tiggelaar, Kristine x . ... 1. ,...--'rm-----wif V .5 i M', i Wolf, and Keri Fraser enjoy a X ,?,,.5-.Z--'ff--ff-QL-.,,i seemingly warm December day It 1 ' X sr-1 astheydecorate the East Campus f i ' V Y , ' -','.'lTLeuWl.l:f1f5 for Christmas. Z'f,!rg Student Council: Front Row: Janine Bernero, Colleen Stock, Bethany Windish, Rachel Tiggelaar, Arnie Wynne, Thea Weems, Mike Kadela, Keri Fraser, Jeanette Lexow, Sue Martenson, Kristine Woll, Mike Battistoni, Lisa Novicki, Britani Holloway, Darcy Guthrie. Second Row: Peggy Haier, Pam Trainer, Carrie Brown, Michelle Grernley, Sheryl Rohde, Nicole Criscione, Julie Janicek, Jennie Betlnar, Amy Bernard, Maria Brcik, Stacy Valy, Gretchen Dillberg, Tracy Sereik, Pam Grove, Jill Hayes, Esther Delgado, Hilary Buck. Third Row: Yvonne Derner, Erin Flannery, Karen Pechlnski, Cori Eggert, Nikki Stellon, Val Sargent, Holly Cammack, Bridget B-ollero, Stacy Duchance, Michelle Cary, Michelle Sluis, Tami Ericson, Tracy Davis, Melanie Smego, Tricia Thompson, Chris Batson, Robyn Moncrief. Fourth Row: Kate Bridges, Allison Kjelstrorn, Veronika Bruch, Jill Hasch, Ana drea Galle, Jenny Marchert, Jill Hodel, Kirsten Landry, Erin Silaggi, Amy Swanberg, Patri- cia Dell, Jenny Wynne, Kirsten Wojcik, Knrisa Koenig, Stacy Graefen, Jenni Popp. Back Row: Rhonda Batscn, Kris Frecleriksen, DeeDee Dornbrowski, Rod Stark, Mike Kushner, Augusto Posadas, Scott Greven, Don Hullinger, Sean Fee, Carl Gilmore, Vicky Johnson, Todd Schroeder, Bill Wennlund, David Hoyt, Debbie Wilmot, Kristin DeVittorio, Kathy Rornanus. ' f Britani Holloway, Michelle Sluis, and Thea Weems help to finalize details for Wild Thingf, the 1988 TWIRP dance. in STUDENT COUNCIL