Niles Township High School West - Spectrum Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

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in LOOKOUT Clockwise Bob Strauss blocks a shot, and Coach Brennan looks on with approval. Flute players stick together. Errol Oztekin invents a new way to drive. Lunchroom lady at work. Senior Mike Froemming. Lookout 5

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NILES WEST ON THE MOVE G aze past the active classrooms and bustling hall¬ ways and an everpresent vision of student life at West emerges. Dispersed in activities ranging from A.F.S. to aeronautics, individuals combined efforts and ideals necessary in reaching their goals with pride. The addi¬ tion of 600 students and faculty members from Niles East helped make the ’80-’81 year anything but ordi¬ nary. The vast array of people brought new ideas, friendships, and, most of all, lots of fun. The mesh of students taught the meaning of cooperation and valu¬ able teamwork. Together, we shared West’s sweet success. While the world’s concerns were focused on the presedential campaign, inflation, and the hostages in Iran, Niles West students shared worrries of electing a homecoming king and queen, paying $45.00 for Calvin Kleins, and serving time in the B.A.C. With a blend of diversity and originality, the people at West comprised a student body worth looking out for.

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Clockwise Senior Stacie Arkules takes a breather. Freshman Mike Cohen. Fabi Zemanski points out a foxy football player. A.F.S. students Helen Verity and Miriam Cuatrecasas. Senior Ed Odyniec shows off his organs. Who’s in there? Ian Streicher (right) easily beats Gary Bedony in an arm wrestling match. Senior Caryn Levin. 6 Lookout