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

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Through Films, speakers, and Field trips, Allied Medical Careers Club offers its members an opportunity to become acquainted with careers in the medical Field. Under the supervision ofthe club sponsor, Miss Mary Ellen McCracken, School Nurse, the club conducted a clothes drive and toured Great Lakes Naval Hospital. Awards were presented and next year's officers installed at the annual Spring Tea for Mothers. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Peggy Klein, President, and -Ioan Wilson, Vice-President, BACK ROW' Donna Bossow, Secretary, and Becky Day, Treasurer. Allied Medical Careers Club ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB: FIRST ROW' Miss Nanette Sernatuis, Cheryl Kornack, Sally Seifert, Peggy Klein, Mary E. McCracken School Nurse, Linda Swift, Melanie Martz, Marcia Sernatuishlanet Labrose, Karen Wickert, and Connie Trail, Beckey Day, joan Reuter, Donna Bosson, Mary Cooney, Barbara BACK ROlV'janet Wallinder, Rita Tounsendhjoan Wilson, Kathy Kudrnonsky, School Nurse, SECOND RO W' Donna Kossow, Lavery, Cathy Chada, Donna Dudasik, and Chris Knapp,

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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.

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Distributive Education Teaches Responsibility Distributive Education is a three-dimensional vocational coopera- tive part-time program in the Held of marketing and distribution. Classroom instruction and activities are the first' dimension, or a . . . 3 ' nized by the teacher-coordinator. The second dimension is the learn- ing experience and training that is received on the job. The third dimension comprises the activities Distributive Education Club. The program provides a wonderful opportunity for seniors to learn about the Field of marketing. Students attend school part of the day. They take two major subjects in the morning. After D.E. classes, they go to their jobs for the rest ofthe day. The D.E. students receive one credit for in-class 'learning activities and one credit per semester for on-the-j ob training. D.E. activities include Field trips, selling concessions, and con- ventions. At the end of the year, D.E. students hold their annual Employer-Employee Luncheon. Glenda Wallace Sears Roebuck and Company , Oakbrook Linda Matarrese Bonwit Teller Oakbrook Clarence Anderson jewel Company, Inc. Villa Park