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

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i L 1? F 1- V ,-,rye-Jw: 5.1 Cooperative Work Training is one of several industrial work programs offered at Willowbrook. Students en- rolled in the program go to school half a day and work half a day. Those students in C.W.T. take required X ,--xj courses such as Social Science 12, . American History 11, and English. 1 1 They also take classes which are re- lated to their employment. Cooperative Work Training provides the opportunity for a student to earn while he learns, and also teaches the student responsibility. NN FIRST-HOUR C.W.T. CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT: Mary Lynn Gustaf- son, Presidentg and Richard Brown, Treasurer. BACK: Judy Pause, Secretary: and Kathy Anderson, Vice-President. UPPER LEFT: George Grevis: UPPER RIGH7? Carla Christensen: LOWER LEFT: C.H. Jordan: LOWER RIGHT: Tony Ciaccia. S- i . his FIRST-HOUR C.W.T. CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROMA' Deborah Clabots, Kay Anderson, Sue Szaflarski, and Diane Taylor. SECOND ROW' Linda Fassbinder, Martin Fassbinder, Tom Cherney, Tony Ciaccia, Mary Lynn Gustafson, and Judy Pause. THIRD ROW' Richard Dammeier, Richard Brown, Tom Kruse, Tom Smutzer, Phil Smejkal, and Mary Ann Oklon.

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avi. .7 sl .tn -- 5 - ,,:,4Q1---v:,- -W f,-5 Ay A V V.,- 'wl :Ei L. Mr' l me 9, Ez:-w -nl i Cooperative Work Training THIRD-PERIOD C.W.T. CLUB OFFICERS: STANDING: Raelene Hoerchler, Vice-President: and Kathy Anderson, Secretary. SEA TED: Carla Christensen, President: and Ann Buckmaster, Treasurer. UPPER LEFT: Tom Morgan, UPPER RIGHT: Judy Pause: LOWER LEFT: Tom Smutzer, LOWER RIGHT: Tom Cherney. THIRD-PERIOD C.W.T. CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Gary Colvin, Dan Smutzer, Dean Centanni, Ed Bartlett, Pat Mills, C.H. Jordon, and Mr. Andrewski. SECOND ROVW Raelene Hoerchler, Carla Christensen, Ann Buckmaster, Kathy Anderson, Barbara Hinrichs, and Tom Morgan. 70

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Office J . - Occupations gf? Office Occupations is a course offered by the business education department to seniors who have sufficient background in business education to undertake a pro- gram of formal classroom training in school and office- trainee programs in the afternoon. lt is a partnership between school and office employers. Training outside of class also included the attendance of the club at Student Leader Conferences. Linda Stout and Janet Stewart also attended the Student Leadership Conference for Area IX, and four students will attend the State Leader Conference in March. Money was made by selling mistletoe in December, and an Employer's g Banquet was held in May. 0.0. CLUB OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Donna Kalis, Area Repor- terp Sue Marcuccelli, Secretary: and Linda Stout, President. TOP ROMA' Pam Poulopoulos, Treasurer, and Janet Stewart, Vice-Presi- dent. 'S 0.0. CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Margaret Minagro, Donna Kalis, Susan Miller, Sandy Reinertson, Mary Havlik, Rosalie Schillace, and Ann LaSusa. MIDDLE ROW' Mrs. Ruth West, Judy Albrecht, Alberta Main, Marie Gohl, Arlene Vuorenma, Mary Huntsha, and Wanda Crawford. TOP ROW: Susan Marcuccelli, Janet Stewart, Linda Stout, Mary Hyland, Kathy Smith, Lynnette Orienti, Pamela Poulopoulos, Cathy Wyzevich, and Rosemary Stelz. ly . V. . Z fi Marie Gohl employed by Club ln- Arlene Vuorenma employed by First Mary Huntsha employed by Em- Kathy Smith employed by Concrete ternationale, Oak Brook, Mr. Swan- National Bank of Oak Brook, Oak ployers Mutual Casualty Company, Construction Ffublicataons, Inc., Mrs. son supervising. Brook Center, Mrs. Kalacias super- Mrs. Boker supervising. Skinner suP9fV'S'f19- vising.