West Leyden High School - Shield Yearbook (Northlake, IL)

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if ,T ' Xxx ff' Extended Education The extended education club promotes cooperative education through group projects, fund raising activities, and an annual employer-employee apprecia- tion banquet. The banquet is planned and the program is de- veloped by this club. In addition to candy selling, the club hopes to sponsor a child through Chris- ROW 1 - D. Willerthg Pres., R. johnson, B. Urlaub, D. Buczek, M. Bishoff. ROW 2 - D. Simpson, O. Sun- f - ' . doval, C. Mareski, C. Mukosevg Treas. ROW 3 - T, Hendrickson, S. Placko, C. Schuelkeg Vice Pres. ROW4 tum Ch'ldre9 5 Inc' The - E. Kautzman, Henry Kappelg Sponsor, B. Clashagel. NOT PICTURED - j. Cottonc. B, Faircloth, P. Sponsor of thls Club 15 Mr- Henry Franklin, B. Nordwall, D. Ridgeway: Recorder, F. Sullivan. ROW 1 - D. Ohlsong Sec., E. Panderg Pres., C. Pacific, B. johnson, S. Malone: Vice Pres. ROW 2 - A. Dilillio, B. filll'Ilgl'l'iL'll, li. King, P. lfrlaiitl: l,iaison officer. ROW 3 - L. Caranci, C. Cronk, C. Naples, P. Cerace. ROW 4 - C. Detloffg trcas., T. Casiirella, D. Vcspo, Miss B. Hackett, Spon- sor. NOT PICTURES - C. Mayer, 41 Kappel. ffice ccupations One of the primary aims of the Office Occupations Club is to exchange infor- mation about work experiences. They are unique in that they support on adopt- ed Indian girl from Winslow, Arizona. A student teacher, Miss Karen Dobini- kar from Northern Illinois University helped develop the plans for the ban- quet. Miss Beverly Hackett is the spon- sor of the Office Occupations Club and chairman of Cooperative Education.

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if ix ' .L . 7 f' -i ,N A 1 42 i 1 I ig 2 T f it T f' H. so we W e , - 4 1 K ,A 1 Q A .asf COOPERATIVE CAREERS ROW 1 - S. Fellc-rsg Secwj. Canzolineg'1'reas., H. Hazelwood: Pros., D. johnson. Vice Pros. P. Burleson, Liaison Officer. ROW 2 - C. johnson. D, Haflinger, L. Orzecli. De Santis. ROW 3 - D. Houchins, B. Feiler Y. Biondoni, T. Talaga, T. Collins. ROW4 - L. VVenzlaiii. S. Jaeger, li. Cliesm-53 P. Xitf. 'lf jemiings, I.. Piper, j. Slozpvn BERNICE VAN NATTA iak. NOT PICTURES - B. Fight-r. Cooperative careers provides an opportunity to learn a skill or trade at a training station and earn money as well as two school credits. This club has two main money-making projects, the selling of brag hooks, and Chocolate Easter Bunnies. C.C. attends the National Restaurant Show as guests of thc- National Restaurant Association. Club members have a vital role in the aresis industry. Employers who hired fine student-learners are more anxious to hire other West Leyden students. The sponsor of Cooperative Careers is Mrs. Bernice Van Natta. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS ROW 1 - Mr. Hal Ahrahamsong Sponsor, R. Introna, j. Pietrandoni, B. Bartel, j. Ragnanese, C. Cichon, P. Johansen. ROW 2 - J. Cough, D. johnson, T. Heckingor, R. Ramlot, T Bulls-ri, M. Sotira, R. Ring. ROVV3 - K. Antas, J. Chromzack, j. Cox, L. Bettenclorf, D. Foley, R. Cogle, j. Crochlich, K. lluth. 40

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