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

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'PY' sms ? TRANSFER STUDENT GROUP: Floor: Mary CeTala, Barbara Severson, Mary Ann Zander, and Diane Conroy? SeaTed: Diana PeTerson, Marcy AshenhursT, Geraldine Evans, Judy McKay, and .ludy T-lilliard' S+anding: Diana TillinghasT, Lori LuTher, Richard BarTon, Torn Cavanagh, Bob ChaTTero, B l Beha. Bob Urban, Dennis Mclvlullan, Carol Garver, and Lois Prell. ransfer lsfuclenf roup xjaps ew egfuclenfs Under The leadership oT lvlr. Leussler, The TransTer STudenT Group in iTs TirsT year has esTablished iTselT as one oT The leading service groups aT Willowbrook. lTs members help in geTTing The TransTerees oTT To a good sTarT. Tours and socials are some oT The TuncTions held by This club. The group was Torrned by Mr, Leussler wiTh The help OT The STudenT Advisory. lT prides iTselT on being able To help new sTudenTs in some way. Some oT The members have served The club by Taking special inTeresT in These sTudenTs and inTroducing Them To oThers. The resulTs oT This work are noT only imporTanT To The club buT also To The members who are learning The codes oT courTesy and assisTance. I43 TRANSFER STUDENT GROUP OEEICERS: Donna SchulTz, Ann Rankin, and Carole Lange. m9f+R' V ST3GM! 543 'fXN1' 'E'N?21'V' 155 its

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