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

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT' Randy BeMent, Presidentg and Dean Yochim, Vice Presidentg BACK: jim Smith, Treasurerg and Ed Kacura, Secretary. Photo Club Snaps School Scenes The Photography club is one ofthe newest clubs at Wil- lowbrook and is growing rapidly. The club shoots, develops, and prints most ofthe pictures for the Skyline. One of the most important projects of the Photography Club this year was the making of an appointment calendar for the school with pictures of sights and scenes at Willow- brook. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: FRONTROW: Randy Belvlent and Dean Yochimg SECOND ROIV' jim Smith, Ed Kacura, Chris Hickman, Wally Marquardthlelf Smith, andjohn Strader.

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STAMP AND COIN CLUB OFFICERS: jim Foster, Treasurerg Craig Sanders, Vice-Presi- dentg Lory Blasi, Presidentg and Rick Shannon, Secretary. Stamp and Coin Club Talks uCents'l The purpose of Stamp and Coin Club is to expand personal collections and bring to- gether people ofthe same interests. Anyone who is interested in coin or stamp collecting and has a high degree of integri- ty is allowed in the club. The club meets every first and third week in the month. Two twenty-five cent fee cards are required. The club is planning a stamp and coin show and auction in the spring. STAMP AND COIN CLUB: STANDING: john Tauchen, Bob Euygenhausen, Tom Rausch, Jeff Taylor, Bob Lufrano, and Glenn Andersong SITTING: John Center, Cliff Poncharo. Doug Vallee, Dave Kalel, and Greg Kottner.

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SILVER KEY CLUB: FIRST ROW: C. Carlson, C. Ginske, C. Bertram, S. Searles, M. Dahm, LztBrose, and E. Lupog SECOND ROW: L. Bell, L. Salvatori, D. Bossow, L. Carlstedt, V. Pavesich, P. Moore, V. Schneider, K. Nevendorf, and F. Economy, THIRD ROW: M. Serge, L. Swift, J. Phillips. Silver Key Offers Hospitality Silver Key Club is Willowbrook's hospitality organization. Its members act as hosts and hostesses for various school activities such as P.T.A. Open House, Parent-Teacher Conference, and Eight-Grade Parents' Night. Other projects are flower sales, basketball concessions, Mother-Daughter Tea, and a dinner. Sophomores,juniors, or seniors with a C average or better qualify for membership. N. Volkman, Koran, K. Lavery, B. Lovis. C. Cook, and C. Gourley FOI RTH ROW: Matarrese. L. Riegler, C, Warfel, P. Bartels, T. Falk. R Engelke,j. Otto,J. Perry, and C. Herman. SILVER KEY CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT' Chris Hauri, Vice-President, and Lorelei Nakielski, Presidentg SEC- OND ROW: Chris Warfcl, Treasurer, and Sue Mc- Avoy, Secretary. SILVER KEY CLUB: FIRST ROW: D, Benscnnj. Barid, L. Sindelar, P. Klein, M. Minagro, T. Smith, C. Braunshausen, C. Pribish, and V. Herrick, SECOND ROW: G. I-Ioark, M. Munns, B. Anderson, K. Genovise, L. Nakielski, M. Coo- ney, N. Reusch, Bleha, and B. Nielsen, THIRD ROW: P. Warren, K. Giana tasio, C. Eltoft, L. Stout, C. Warren, P. Percy, Aj. Lauwereins, C. Macherey,j Wilson, L. Cooney,j. Stewart, M. Savage, and B. Prezellg FOURTH ROW: S Nglwig, K, Pggtula, N. Shepherd, N. Fitzgerald, S. McAvoy, P. McAvoy, KI Farquhar, L. Keppner, S. Halladay, I. Slvika, C. Hauri, N. Hoover, and L Stanley.