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

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l l First Row: Del Schannon Frazier, Maria Battistin, Rosa Martinez, Nina Stamps, Julie Rizzo, Cheryl Mueller, Gladys Harbin, Stephanie Hardick. Row Two: Mrs. Propati, Sponsor, Julie Tryner, Connie Saporito, Sue Libbey, Cynthia Powell, Lisa Adrian, Sandy Kruse, Katrina Harris. Back Row: Chris Neitzel, Susan Barauskas, Janet Wojcik, Nicole LaPearl, Schemelle Willis, Jennifer Seastrom, Dedra Davis, Darnitia Conner. Office Education Association Offer Occupational Skills Office Education Association is dedicated to students interested in secretarial and clerical vocation's. In the O.E.A. club the two big l events of the year are the office elections and the Employer-employ- ee Banquet. In the elections students can run for office on the local level here at Proviso West. If they are an officer on the local level, they are eligible to run for office on state level which includes all the i schools in Illinois. If they win on the state level they are eligible to run for a national office which involves 13 states. At the end of the year the O.E.A. club has an employer-employee Banquet. This is where the students invite their employers for lunch to thank them for participating in the work program. Connie Saporito and Cheryl Mueller show their determination to get on the teachers 43 good side.

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Clubs In The Classroom Front Row: Marvin Davies, Historian, Mechel Banks, Vice President, Laurie Taylor, President, Robin Rosengren, Treasur- er, Laura Dote, Secretary, Linda Hoch, Historian. Row Two: Jamie Guterson, Debbie Lindsey, Phebe Geiger, Debbie Cholke, Jill Funk, Toni Marie Bellavia, Maree Vazquez, Sharon Provenzano, Bonita Rice, Patti Price. Back Row: Mrs. K. O'Boyle, Sponsor, Barry Shamie, Donna Schmit, Steve Esposito, Louie Lezza, Patricia Campbell, Sabrina Moore, Ilene Johnson, Patricia Pagor, Debbie Voelker. D.E.C.A. is an organization for students enrolled in cooperative distributive education. D.E. is a work program in the career fields of marketing, retailing, and sales. The students compete against other high schools at the local, state, and national level. The areas ot competition are sales, advertising, display, mar- keting, research, and human re- lations. D.E.C.A. students attend work- shops on marketing, leadership conferences, and field trips. The class also takes a group of un- derprivileged children to the cir- cus each year. 42 The HERO club is a part of a nationwide organization called FHA-HERO. lt's purpose is to develop leadership and promote service. The Proviso West HERO club is lead by Mrs. O'Boyle. Students assume leadership re- sponsibilities as they plan and participate in this club in the classroom. All the members of the HERO club are on the HERO Cooperative Education work program and work in the after- noons or evenings in areas of food service, child care, and clothing. Front Row: Bob Vasko, Vice Pres., Robin Gillian, Secretary, Reporter, Brian DiCristotano President Row Two: Bob Rosignoio, Coordinator, Carmen Deltoro, Gloria Cuellar, Andria Rodgers, Lionell Reed, Lisa Stavrojohn, Back Row: Mike Grochola, Bess Pacheco, Rhonda Phillips, Daven Schultz, Angelina Hill, Dan Giannon.

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The Chess Team, which meets after school in room C206, welcomes all students to come and play. Last year's team finished first in the con- ference, second in the state, and fifth in the nation. This was Proviso's highest national finish ever. lt was also the chess team's third consecu- tive l.H.S.A. state champion- ship. Conference champion Chris Firestone was the first Proviso West player to com- pete in the final round of the individual l.H.S.A. state cham- pionship. Chris finished third, the highest individualfinishin Proviso West's history. The chess team has wonsixty one west suburban conference meets in a row. T Front Flow: Cheri Harris, Treasurer, James Reed, Sophomore Captain, Tom Vlack, Vice President, Eric Frandsen, Senior Captain, David Rose, President, Frank Pavone, Team Captain. Row Two: Joe Pierotti Steward, Christopher Munich, Tony Russell, Gregg Crawford, Co-Captain Freshmn, Jason Brawka, Freshman Captain, Chris Denning, Back Row: Rudy Darken, Steven Vlack, Junior Captain, Rich Keppner, Robert Herman, Charles Johnson, Steven Smolen, Robert Romanelli, Secretary, Gamers Guild And Chess Club Welcome All The gamers Guild meets after school twice a week in Mr. Marino's room. Gamers guild offers a wide variety of fantasy and war games. There is also a computer which can be used to make for play games. The club also sponsors trips, tour- naments and candy sales. The pro- ceeds from the candy sales are used to purchase new games, books, magazines, and other items for the club. The gamers guild of- fers fun, excitement and escape from the ordinary, to everyone. Front Row: Sue Flood, Christopher Munich, President, Rob Sittner, Vice President, Roda Baylon. Row Two: David Dolnics, Debbie Bonk, Rob Neade, Larry Taylar, Dan Clark. Row Three: Ed Cieslewski, Paul Del Guidice, Cartrell Collins, Sam Sampin, Mike James, James Reed. Back Row: Steven Freels, Tim Gatesman, Bill Bickley, Ken Gouluszka,