West Catholic High School - West Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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WESTWORD STAFF-SEATED: Pam Hoeksema, Marcia Micun, Carol Zambon, Danna Weller, Sister Miriam Celeste, Jean Rasch, Kathleen Modzeleski, Virginia Siegel, Nora Balulis, ROW TWO: Christine Rasch, Mary Ann Downer, Maureen Brechting, Pat Turk, Marcia Kleibusch, Frank Scalabrina, Dennis Centilli, Steve Ensley, Jim Spruit, Tom Niedzwiecki, Dan Kurek, Paul Dressel, Bonnie Brusk, Judy Jalowiecz, Sue Ostrowski, Mary Parauka, Mary Meistas. Co-editor Jim Spruit, Business Manager Steve Ensley, Sports Editor Centilli, Typist Kathleen Modzeleski, Advisor Sister Miriam Celeste, Donna Weller are intrigued by their work. Westwo rd informs: For the fourth year WESTWORD has successfully brought the news to the students at West. This year an increased number ot issues made it possible to feature more recent news and get a fuller coverage of school activities. A better understanding of iournalism was achieved through the help of their ad- visor, Sister Miriam Celeste. Workshops were attended in cities like Detroit and visits made to syndicated newspapers, such as, the Grand Rapids Press. The school paper not only brings enioyment now but provides cherished memories for future years. 66 an

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Sport activities olter welcome relaxation The number of ski enthusiasts at West this year has obviously grown. Under the direction of Mr. Pettyplace, the Ski Club has tackled the slopes ot many Northern Michigan resorts. While some members show top ranking performance others iust plod along, but all enioy themselves in Michigan's Winter Wonderland. The Girls Tennis Club, not wanting to be outdone by any other club, swelled its membership, too. Judging by the enthusiasm and work put into this club, it is bound to have a successful season. Another girls sport club has been introduced to West this year. The Girls Volleyball Club, under the leadership of Miss Wilder, has defeated many teams of other schools. Our girls, not wishing to limit themselves to only a couple of sports, have formed the Girls Athletic Association through which many new sports will be taken up. VOLLEYBALL TEAM-SEATED: Annmarie Przybysz, Janis Matel, Cindy Brusk, Miss Wilder Bonnie Brusk, Jan Minogue, Karen Delehanty. ROW TWO: Molly Flint, Barb Zyskowskl Stephanie Skorka, Santa Poggi, Barb Zdonek, Nancy Ring, Nancy Powers, Louise Karat Pam Hoeksema. ROW THREE: Ann Platte, Pam Harnish, Karen Simon, Monica Munski Kathy Simon, Pam Tornga, Sue Golembiewski, Rosemary Callanan, Carole Bialk. 65

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edication chieves goal With the goal of 1000 yearbooks in mind, industrious seniors labored feverishly dur- the seven day campaign in January. Thanks the hard work of the West Campaign Staff the cooperation of the student body, this s WEST drive surpassed the quota by 217 The staff was busy the entire day recording and posting the results on the mural and individual class charts. The entire school able to keep track of the daily sales through adventures of the Flintstones in their race West-Rock Ski Lodge. To round up this eventful drive, the WEST taff sponsored a dance on January 21 'featuring 'The Reasons Why and Children ofthe Night. Carl Meinke looks on in anticipation as Pam Hoeksema and Marcie Francis plot the progress of the seniors. AMPAIGN STAFF-Mary Orlikowski, Marcie Francis, Dan Kraiewski, Pam Hoeksema, Ralph Stoddard, uane Kluting, and Virginia Siegel. , ' ' ffi' ',:i Tu 1 L' XE. N15 V -X' gl ,ls ,A 'ar L .. sd-' . .' I , rg ' , 4 .. , , Q. .R 'X 4 ' Fi Mu .ff gg I - ,X -Ugg,