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

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FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS UF AMERICA: FIRST ROIV' -Iim ROW' Judy Gorton, Peggy Soberalski, Angela Kasman, Beverly Linclley, Carden, Rich Ricciardi, and Chris Manninog SECOND ROW: Kathy Dal- Sandy Long, Michele Fields, Pam Fik, Arsey Miller, ,lim Allen, Bob Ben- heim, Mary Ann Borscllino, Mary Ann Struck, Pam Hamblin, Charlene jaminson, Russell Zeidler, Linda Lezark, Barb Ilg, Margaret Dudasik, Corbino, Elaine johnson, Pat Bisterfeldt, and Barb Malinowskig THIRD Lindalloseph, Linda Harlofli, and Pam Fowler. lv- -an Qai- 1'1- FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OFFICERS: Nadine Tross, Vice-Presidentg Sandy Ahrens, Secretary, Evettejarvis, Reporter, Carole Nichols, Treasurer, and Cindy Foster, President. H'wua......- L The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for all high school and college students en- rolled in business subjects. The club is devoted to providing young adults with educational, vocational, and leadership experiences. The activities of the Future Business Leaders of America provide an opportu- nity for business students to prepare bet- ter for occupations in business. Members learn how to compete honorably with their colleagues. F.B.L.A. provides an opportunity for travel to state and na- tional conventions and conferences. F .B.L.A. Widens Business Interests 73

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Supervised Job Training is one type of industrial cooperative education program offered at Willow- brook. The program is offered to boys or girls 16 years of age or older. The students have to take the required courses in supervised job training, English, Social Science, and American History. These students choose the trades or occupations at which they work. These occupations usually require a minimum of technical related information with emphasis on skills. Student Job Training at Work . 4---W --...A ---- Y- - - i--, ,,-1-111 STUDENT JOB TRAINING: ONE: Dale Johnson, Villa-Du Page Sunoco Service Station, Villa Park: TWO Stephen Meskan, Morse Manufacturing Company, Villa Park: THREE: Louis Weaser, Firestone Tire and Appliance Center, Hillside, Four: Debbie Wallace, Eve-Ann Beauty Salon, Villa Park, FIVE: janet Tobusch, Howard ,johnson Restaurant, Villa Park, SIX: glory Spiering, Villa-Du Page Enco Service Station, Villa Park, SEVEN: Michael Turay, Turay Sinclair Service Station, Cicero, EIGHYY David Putkonen, Elmhurst Park District, Elmhurst, NINE: Janice North, Eastgate Drugs Inc., Lombard: Ten: Jerry Kilgore, Sandy's Carryout Restaurant, Addisong ELEVEN: Glenn Azzarello, Colart Checks of Illinois, Elmhurst, TWEL VE: Jeff King, Morotized Golf Company, Inc., Villa Park, THIRTEEN: Nick Belleson, Patls Enco Service Station, Villa Park, FOUR TEEN: john Michaels, Sears, Roebuck and Company, Oakbrook Center. Not Pictured: Gerald Bingenheimer, B. F. Good- rich, Villa Park, john Fowler, E. Korvette, Elmhurst, joseph Giammarino, P and P Shell, Villa Park, Randy Nordquist, The Flame Steak House, Villa Park, George Pawlak, Kohler's Trading Post, Lombard: Ron Skibbie, Cravens Label Holder Com- pany, Villa Park, and William Ward, Thermo-Couple Products Company, Inc., Villa Park. 72 5' -att H H, ,iw J Tl at Ag s

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Girls? Club Is One of Willowbrookas Largest 4 w GIRLS' CLUB BOARD: LEFT TO RIGHT' Jan Bergmann, Rosemary Kolak, Linda Gustaveson, Carol Williams, Janie Gehrett, Connie Eltoft, Patti I-Iauptfuehrer, Barb Lieb,joan Scott. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Wolgemuth. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Dawna Hauptfuehrer, Presi- dentg Cathy Chada, Treasurerg BACK ROH4 Sally Netwig, Vice-President, Karen Schoenfeld, Secretary. One of Willowbrool-t's largest service organizations is Girls' Club. The purpose of the club is to promote service, loyalty, and friendship. Highlights of the year began with a picnic at which Big Sisters acquainted incoming freshman girls with the school. Bow Week was held December 19-21 to increase school spirit. In March the annual Girls, Club fashion show was held, sponsored by Bonwit Tellers of Oakbrook. A conference with Girls' Club members from other schools helped to give new ideas for next year's activities. The Girls' Club calendar of events ended with the annual Mother-Daughter Tea, at which awards were presented to deserving members. GIRLS' CLUB: FIRST ROW: Liz Cooney, Barb Fuerst, Sue Bergmann, Linda Atteberry, Mary De Florio, Peggy Bailey, and Bach, Terry Di Padova, Cheryl Bailey, Donna Bossow, and Bon- Eileen Cooneyg THIRD ROW: Margeret Dahm, Kathy' Brink- nie Boskog SECOND ROW: Sue Brenn, Kathy Brigance, Judy mall, Marcia Bl'00kS, Kay Campbell, Marlene CHUUCHH, Cafldl' Brija, Connie Castle, Patty Bisterfeldt, Teri Cheesman, Jan Carlson, Deedee Delozier, and Nancy Ballard.