Willowbrook High School - Centurion Yearbook (Villa Park, IL)

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Sfudenfs evofecl fo fAe echcal :pro essions g . I 'N R s is . 1 iS Q ... X s Www-1 Allied Medical Careers, Tormerly lcnown as EuTure Nurses, is a club organized wiTh The assisTance oT Miss Gardiner, sponsor, To acquainT The girls wiTh Training op- porTuniTies in This Tield aTTer They leave high school. To inTroduce Them more Tully To The nursing proTes- sion, The members have Toured diTTerenT hospiTals and on occasion have spenT The nighT There. One oT Their main proiecTs was The malcing oT rag dolls Tor children aT The Childrens Memorial I-lospiTal. Over a period oT Tour years, by parTicipaTing on The proiecTs and commiTTees oT The club, The girls may receive a pin or guard loy earning one hundred poinTs Tor each. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREER CLUB OEEICERS: Seafecl: PaT Thompson, Seci'oTaryg Barbara Rivan, Vice-l3residenT: Standing: Florence Vondralc, Prosiclont and Theresa Cree, Treasurer. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREER CLUB: Fronf Row: Ann Millsap, Darlene Avender, BeTTy Rankin, Sandy I-laceiss, Mary BeTh EorresT, KaThy Morey, and DoroThy I-lolrng Second Row: Linda Wavalc, Arlene STewarT, RuTh I-larnden, Irene Roehner, RuTh SchoTT, Mary Ellen Gillespie, and Ellen Schroeder: Third Row: Lois Posfa, Joan TrauTman, Jeannine Lauer, Mary Jo Thorsen, Janice Kinny, Ann Muraslni, Louise Sherman, and Jean I-lolloway. ,39- HDV CTW li Z'Qlfi. : v si H

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Clzessmen frive or er ecfion in ames , 7 yy ,, Z Wsmswss y ? Z , , X fy, 7 ff , 1W 1 1, CHESS CLUB: Fronf Row: John Madsen and Paul Mecklenburg: Second Row: Bob Chaffer, Joe Konecy, and John Rubel. The Chess Club is composed of a group of boys and girls from all 'four classes. I+ is sponsored by Mr. Roberr Saunders and Mr. W. T. Swenson. The club officers are Tom Rivan, President Roger Wiegand, Vice-President Don Bleslcan, Sec- rerary' and Lesler Shirlcey, Treasurer. lvleerings of The Chess Club are held Twice every mon+h. Firslr +here is lhe order of business +hen rhe resr ol rhe lime is for friendly compelirion. Qualificarions for enrrance in+o Jrhe Chess Club are an inreresr in chess and a desire To learn rhe game or iusl To improve your playing slcill. Their purpose is ro generalre an inleresr and encourage parhcipalion on a broad basis. They have scheduled marches wilh orher schools in -he suburban area. ln Jrhe lulure They may be- come a member of Jrhe inrerleague group. CHESS CLUB OFHCERS: Roger Wfiegand, President Debby l-lamermesh, Vice- Presidenrg and Lesler Shirley, Secrelary-Treasurer. W, Hr' IQ7

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--z x W 3. Q 45 .W Waxxw 1 FUTURE TEACHERS: SeaTed: Penny l-loliday, Vera Sorenson, RuTh Johnson, Jeanne STahl, Nancy Bruce, Lynda Kanold, and Wayne SchaeTerg STanding: Carol Sue Brown, Judy Kucilr, Miss Tuclcer, Mr. Lawburgh, STeve Eurman, Sharon l-lighsmiTh, and Kay Nelson. ufure eac ers earn ew xgnsfruciion mefAoJs The EuTure Teachers AssociaTion sTrives Toward inTeresTing sTu- denTs in Teaching and aiding Those already inTeresTed To prepare To enTer The proTession. The club This year was under The direcTion oT H T yy Mr. Lawburgh. y,,, T Among The acTiviTies oT The club are The visiTing oT oTher X , VA ' schools To see how They are run and how The subiecTs are TaughT, E Q sm and seeing movies concerning meThods OT Teaching. The mosT inTer- 2 q ,.'. ' esTing meeTings, however, are Those aT which There are spealcers To , Z if W' T - Q 1,5 ,- T Tell The members abouT Techniques oT Teaching. , T ' ' T The members are able To earn pins by accumulaTing poinTs. f These pOinTs are acquired by being an oTTicer, giving reporTs con- !! yy cerning Teaching, and helping plan meeTings. This year's oTTicers are DorreTTa SieloTT, President Jean Rogers, Vice-PresidenT7 Donna Vernon, SecreTaryq Marilyn Ryan, Treasurer: and Lois Prell, Librarian. 75M FUTURE TEACHER OEHQERS: Foreground: Dir'-in T n Sif1'i'a'.' SeaTed: iigefi nT' STanding: 'Wei '-