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

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, i lg 1 - ,QR ,, - 1 is 7 5 'U-4: X , Q 5 4' W I ll ' H 5 r l ll l 'f' ' 5 ., 'K 'Q lr' f 5 T R- I e i . . A 5, K I , . l , limi? ' V K :K ' are f ss J l 1 I E? Y, 4, '7 f 'lui ' f ,V ' L :.15'3' ff , r 5'-fl' ' l it ' 'j 'l I - .- f 15, .- ' Exgffi-Q lummnwn mms, Y 1 l . SILVER KEY OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Vicky Dotterer, Secretary, and Karen Neuendorf, President. BACK ROW' Eileen Cooney, Treasurer, and Liz Cooney, Vice-President. Silver Key Club Silver Key Club is a hostess club for sophomores, juniors, and seniors. lt is better known as the cookie baking club. The other projects include Alumni Tea, Open House, concessions, and flower sales. The club members have made the club a success with the help of the sponsors, Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Jones. SILVER KEY CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Doreen Pollic, Lynnette Gildroy, Joyce Sutherland, Nancy Westfall, Pam Becker, Marcia Cooper, and Mary Marek. SECOND ROW' Jackie Kern, Linda Nishomoto, Sandi Kafka, Mary Jablonsky, Joyce Lijestam, Camille Capezil, Jan Hastings, and Debbie Paige. THIRD ROW: Lynn Stiehl, Faith Economy, Laura Carlstedt, Ellen Willis, Denise Hall, and Julie Aldrich. FOURTH ROVIO Karen Prochaska, Gail LaBrose, Eileen Meyer, Linda Trytek, Jan Collins, Lynn Peterson, Nancy Belfield, Sandi Alsworth, Debbie Walsh, Pam Wheeler, Nancy Johnson, Mary Collins, Sue Sasek, Gloria Nachreiner, Diana Brown, Sue Schlesinger, and Donna Shelton. NOT PICTURED: Helene Jacques, Cindy Umano, Eileen Scott, and Laurie Schneider.

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Art Club Encourages Future Artists Art Club is a new club at Willowbrook. It was formed so that students interested in art will have a chance to further develop their skills and appreciation. This year they were in charge of the Christmas tree in the foyer and matting pictures for the art students. Special activities were the flower fair and jewelry sale. ART CLUB: FRONT ROMA SITTING: Dan Webster, Treasurer: Peggy Severson, Robin Flohdenburg, and Sue Weldon, Vice-President. SECOND ROVW John Jumer, Dorre Johnson, Mary Janecek, Joy McGowan, Caron Primas, and Steve Hicke. THIRD ROMA' Jane Purcell and Jean Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Linda Reusch, Lisette Lapinski, Secretary, and Ellen Baumgartner. FIFTH ROW: Karen Vicker, Candy Wetzel, President: Cathie Rossner, and lVlr. Bristol, Sponsor. NOTPICTURED: Kathy Vicker and Diane Boggess.

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A.M.C.C. Points to Career Opportunities Under the supervision of Miss Mc- Cracken, Allied Medical Careers Club has again provided interested students the opportunity to learn more about the medical field. Speakers from Memorial Hospital, Family Service, and other areas helped to inform the members. A field trip to a factory in Geneva which specializes in acoustics for the deaf and a visit to Geneva Hospital highlighted the year. Other activities included the entering of a car in the Homecoming Parade, a Christmas party, and a collec- tion of clothes and food for a needy family in Chicago. New officers were T initiated and members were honored at the May dinner in the faculty lounge. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS OFFICERS: BOTTOM TO TOP: Jan Wallin- der, President: Marcia Servatius, Vice-President: Pam Carlson, Secretary, and Deborah March, Treasurer. 1 W l 7 'i 1 Q aft' ' f ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS MEMBERS: FRONT ROVlk Linda Witzel, Lucille Buckley, Mary Scholz, Becky Halligan, Judi Russell, and Mary Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Sharon Stoner, Gloria Nachreiner, Kay Wardlow, Gail Wardlow, Valerie Gentile, Melinda Good, Cathy Underwood, Denise Hall, Marcia Magnuson, and Debbie Shissler. THIRD ROW: Leandra Johnson, Alice Hollmer, Anita Nowak, Juanita Perry, Bev Zick, Mary DeFIorio, Nola Willis, Margaret Siegenthaler, Linda Nishimoto, and Ellyn Willis. h . 66