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

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Demonstrations by members were features of club meetings. RADIO CLUB OFFICERS President Donald LaPointe, Sponsor Dr. Appleton, Secretary-Treasurer Steve Enke, Vice President Larry E. Smith, SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS Front Row: Bob Fury, Bob Handley, Ray Hansen, Kirk Thompson. Row Two: Ralph Ketcheck, Alex Zupsich, Frances Herman, Lindo Henek, Kathy Friebus, Fred Caron, Robert Zuodar. Row Three: Richard David, Norman Moment, Frank Positano, Joseph Pokorny, Terry Samonds, Tom 4 fi' 5 + Radio Station W9BX Transmits Club Work Sponsored by Ur. llurwin Appleton, Clmirinmn ol' the Seienee illepurtment, the Proviso VVest ITQICIIOCJILIID enm- pletetl its llOLll'lll year at existenee as members guinecl vulualule lmmvleclge zincl experienee in the llielcl of mtlin Communiezltion. Beginning memlners lmtl to learn the lunclznnentuls ol' mtlio operation anal eonle LI'L't1'1SIUlLLllTg beliore they eoulcl operate Vliestls mclio station TVQBX. I 11' .f .QW 2 .M RADIO CLUB Front Row: Doug Enke, Robert McGaw, Glenn Schroeder, Jamie Hess, Lloyd Larson, Pat Perretti. Row Two: Kurt Etchingham, Jim Osborn, Craig Wiedder, Thomas Krawczykowski, Dave Busaten, Don Barsema, Ed Vos, Paul Lassau, Martin Pauschke. Mackey, Jerry Kern, Bob Studtmann, Chuck Dunlop. Back Row: Tom Gibbs, Deborah Zukar, Sam Palermo, Georgiana Vitti, Gail Vanselow, Stanley Fingerhut, Bill Bednar, Lloyd Larson, John Dalnes, Glenn Pryor, Barbara Schaal. Individual investigation intrigues a sci- entifically minded student. ,V 109 x 11- , . env' s. rf

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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 '

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353 sf , , , , W 7 ff l :Q ..., wi ED MAJOR LETTERMEN Row One: Mike Jacki, Don Lynch, John Haller, Vice- president Chuck Simons, President Frank Novak, Secretary-Treasurer Craig Petit, Marly Frederick, Bob Fish, Chuck Ferreri. Row Two: Roman Barowych, John Fish, Jerry Bulmann, Roy Van Cleave, Alan Janousek, Bill Lipper, Bruce Bowman, Darrell Pauls, John Cionca, Sleve Fox. Row Three: George Cascino, Jerry Nyckel, Doug Reagan, Bill Ludemann, Art Stark, Milan Obra- Lettermen Bring First Wheel Chair Game to West dovich, Joe Tannura, Craig Grant, Jim Lellerer, Ken Koepke, Bruce Svo- boda, Jim Collins. Row Four: Den Manske, Mark Kowack, Bob Coan, Larry Sciorlino, John lanitello, Tim Kyzival, Kurt Bloeser, Bob Wagar, Chuck Schwarlz. Row Five: George Smilh, Mark Birch, Frank Andrlik, Jeff Hudson, Richard Kucik, John Hobarl, Paul Kobierski, Frank Yaccino, Bill Smilh, Wayne Munday, Jim Fleming, Russell Rasche, Don Damm. Being activc sportsmen, thc Lctterinen were intcrcstecl in extenclinv cntertainino suorts to Proviso VVcst stuf .D 1 Q O. I clents. Vvrth this intention, thc cluh sponsorccl the Junior-Senior and Wheel Chair Basketball games. Alf though the yearls schedule was filled with Proviso's athletics, in spring the young 1HGH,S fancy turnccl to thoughts of the Lettermenls dance and next yearls sports. MINOR LETTERMEN AND NUMERALMEN Fronl Row: Ron Likosar, Bob Kos- ciuplek, Don Heep, Jim Helms, Ron Hauri, Blaine Romanus. Row Two: Gary La Rocco, Scolf Kaspar, Jim Laris, John Krunhovilch, Ed Heffernan. Row Three: Bob Alico, Bob Carvelli, Bill Bevill, Carmen Freda, John Monaghan, Ken Lackey, Don Barry, Pal Opland. Row Four: Gary Henson, Milchel Snaid, Joe Lopez, Ken Crller, Terry Likens, Bob Carnaghi, Bill Stewart. Row Five: Jim Adamiec, Bob Palazola, Harold Ball, Denny Bellow, Al Van- denbroucke, Bill Stabrawa, Woody Jackson, Bill Frick. Row Six: Bruce Oskerka, Steve Zupsich, Dan Basner, Henry Criscione, Carmen La Monlagna, Al Lindner, Tom Lofgren, Bob Boucher, Tom Nalanek.