Proviso West High School - Mural Yearbook (Hillside, IL)

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v :- I , I I I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Diane Moore, Roberta Sturnfield, Gloria Sabbatiello, Susan Sharp, Cheri Poweif, Nancy Dunbar, Row Three: Suzanne Davis, Marsha Francis, Esther Maresso, Winifred Levy, Sharon Lisa Arrichiello, Nancy Currier, Ruth Solomon, Claudia Batista, Susan Broz, Hufeld, Betty Farr, Karen Fraunhofer, David Kresnicka, Dennis Manske, Scott Davis, James Campbell, James Letterer, Richard Kucik, Geoffrey Laura Maze, Lynn Golding. Row Two: Anne Albright, Cathy Dillon, Sally Hudson, Paul Hixson, Ken Koepke, Jonathan Kucera, William Ludemann, Sergey, Ann Clark, Donna Ebeling, Judy Ferrick, Merrily Wetherby, Marilyn Arlyn Anderson, John Martrano, Doug Reagan, Sharon Cook, Mary Amann, Lestina, Donna Bowyer, Christine Dvonch, Nina Leonhardi, Carol Schroeder, Bonnie Sass. New members axe inducted in an impressive ceremony. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Treasurer Dennis Likosar, Secre- tary Claudia Bastista, Vfce-president Marsha Francis, President Charles Achilles. 107

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Honored Seniors Light NH Symbolic Torch Outstanding character and intelligence were required for the acceptance into the Proviso Vvest chapter ot the Na- tional llonor Society. Representing the oath to scholarf ship, leadership, and achievement, the ninety-seven mem- hers ol, the socictv solemnly pledged themselves to the aim ol' service throuvh learninv at the Novemher initia' D tion. Alter svmholiczilv receiving the light ol? knowledge lrom the central torch, the students and parents pro- ceeded to the Little Theater for the address ol! Dr. Arlo Schilling, President of North Central College. Under the direction of hir. lohn Slimmer the induction cere- monv hccame the scholastic climax ol: llour hiuh school f C years. Alter experiences at Proviso VVest the members, Plans lior college or business careers added to their wore thy aims. Realizing their honored scholastic positions, memhers ol' NHS strove to continue to uphold the high standards ol, Proviso Vllest as well as the standards ol? their college vears and future lives. The initiation banquet is enioyed by all new NHS members cmd their families. Officers and speakers of the evening are seated at the speakers' table. f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Richard Pelletier, Michael Roberts, Jim Lyday, Richard Neopolilan, Charles Achilles, Graham Smith, George Poulos, Charles Perniconi, Bob Tamburrino, James Chlopecki. Row Two: Diana Aronica, Susan Schroeder, Evelyn McCormick, Jaan Puricelli, Char- lotte Giovanelti, Nancy Sullivan, Janice Komendanchik, Geraldine Dunn, Linda lvins, Susan Daniel, Marianne Wroelke, Marcia Ryberg, Susan Soder- '-wir lund, Janet LaVine, Linda Nichilo, Carlotta Rasmussen. Row Three: Patricia Russ, Barbara Beyer, Linda Riefenberg, Camille Sautel, Sue Zale, Judy Jones, Christine Wood, Frances Herman, George Easter, Dennis Likosar, Joseph Jacobazzi, lee Mayer, Audrey Hanebuth, Joanna Kolb, Susan Un- tiedt, Charlene Triska, Beverly Pelc, Diane Carrigan, Joan Schmitt.

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Challenging Chessmen Check Competition Looking for an intellectual sport, Provisois students found West's Chess Club provided exactly the entertain- ment which interested them. Although a small club, its activities were frequent and its members well-versed in the knowledge of pawns and checlonates. Vvorlqing to improve strategic skills, Vtlesrs chess men contended with other schools to gain a wider range of competi- tion ability and to extend the pleasure of the games. CHESS AND TACTICS CLUB MEMBERS Front Row: George Marsik, John Wactor, James Bily, John CHESS AND TACTICS OFFICERS Vice-president Al Carlson, Co-sponsor Mr, Stilwell, Sponsor Mr. Carter, President John Monaghan. A cautious move brings a member closer to check- Grosshauser, Vernon Mielke, Laura Sturnfield, George Prudden. Row Two: Jim Rogas, Jim Rada, mating. Jim Deligianis, Kenneth Peters, John Carlson, Bob Totzke, Bob Albers, Tony Pavlik, Anita Cochran, Lee Smith, Thomas Power. Club Probes Worlol of Missiles anol Molecules Occupied with all the phases of science, avid club mem- bers worked to understand its basic principles and mys- teries. Biology, chemistry, and other areas of study helped to strengthen the memberis knowledge of the un- known. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Thomas Lignell, members plan to utilize the benefits of science in future college and business hours. Outside of the usual class- room routine, the members relaxed with the satisfaction of being familiar with a technical and specific hobby. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Vice-president John Houkal, Secretary-Treasurer Dona Houkal, President Carl Landi. q1?5HzEJt33THL:i?.5 .if ' iY' ,,xJ '