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

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GIRLS CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Linda Tross, Laurie Samek, Judy Mariahazy, Fran Thiel, Carol Mannino, and Robin Rozanski. STANDING: Karen Miller, Mary Netwig, Betsy McGrath, Jean McCluskey, Gayle Labrose, Cindy Pribish, and Deborah March, STANDING ON BENCH: Karen Prochaska, Margie Pippenger, Gail Mucerino, Juanita Perry, Linda Ropinski, Marcia Magnuson, and Sue Proball. GIRLS CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Linda Zwanzig, Marilyn Vitale, Mary Scott, Mary Reynolds, Mary Lynn Rakebrand. STANDING: Laurie Schneider, June Lingart, Chris Sanderson, Patty Suess, Marcia Sharp, Debbie Sallee, Linda Witzel. STANDING ON BENCH: Mary Miuccio, Marge Weiss, Holly Ostick, Chris Mazurk, Madelyn Weiger, Lynn Schneider, Barb Potym, Barb Rottschalk, Kathy Spanola, Donna Stawiarski. ibn' GIRLS CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Patti Haputfuehrer, Kathi Hughes, Jeannine Ryan, Pat Kilgore, and Suzanne Kennedy. STANDING: Linda Gustaveson, Jan Johnsen, Harriet Hoose, Nancy Larson, Valorie Gentile, and Melinda Good. STANDING ON BENCH: Sue Hensing, Barb Griese, Bonnie Kowske, Diane Gresko, Diane Leonetti, Becky Kraegel, Vicki Giognorio, Debbie Gentile, and Debra Kostro.

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Girls Club One of Willowbrook's largest senfice or- ganizations is Girls Club. They strive to promote understanding, loyalty, coopera- tion, and friendliness not only to their fellow students but also to the faculty. Some of the activities sponsored by Girls Club are Bow Week and Daddy-Daughter Night which gives the girls a chance to show off their fathers. In the Girls Club fashion show some of the girls get to model new fashions from a sponsoring store. A special Christmas project this year was making stuffed animals for an orphanage. The closing event of the Girls Club calendar' is the annual Mother-Daughter Tea at which the new board is introduced and awards presented to deserving members. I fr .. L, sg- -- I 1 4-51? X 4 1 '61 iizilfi no H3219 1 1-vvyi ,,,4 , 4. ,,1 Mu, H we like 1 X ' ,944-91 r ,5 '5 m 4 A if , lv ,4 5 a' ' 4 1,4-9 ,4 of 50 I l I 1? , .ja Yell X l H L, ,ft Y l I 1.2 l I + I t. I V W , 4 l 1 - i35:': , I 2 r X x GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS: Marianne Ryan, Treasurer, Jan Bergmann, Secretary, Linda Gustaveson, Vice-President: and Patti Hauptfuehrer, Presi- dent. , 5 .stz yew. in ,,Qs,5,,,,, . 'Kg GIRLS' CLUB BOARD: FIRST ROW: Carol Nlannino, Jan Bergman, Carol Davis, Marianne Ryan, Nora Shepherd, and Linda Gustaveson. SECOND ROW: Patti Hauptfuehrer, Bridget Bell, Char- lotte Moore, Annette Benson, and Deb- bie lVIarch. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Larson, Vicki Giagnorio. f,-s gi.. . I -.,,?., ,-was GIRLS CLUB IVIEIVIBERS: KNEELING: Gerry Dresser, Patti Dunne, Annette Benson, Sandy Alworth, IVlari Andresen, and Camille Capezio. STANDING: Bev Dresser, Nancy Belfield, Teresa Conran, Sue Funk, Claudia Eggers, Carol Davis, and Darol Butters. STANDING ON BENCH: Dawn Burkard Cindy Anderson, Pam Becker, Linda Fogle, Donna Edstrom, Barb Cunningham, Claudia Chapman, and Barb Boden.

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. M gf A j A r S, ' I X .ll 0. V 1 i l l G.A.A. BOARD: Debbie Lahvic, Sports Chairman: Traudy Martens, Vice-President: Vicki Buchanan, Social Chairman: Miss Frale, Advisor: Linda Camp, Publicity Chairman: Cindy Baker, President: and Michele Burdette, Points Chairman. NOT PICTURED: Jackie Walker, Secretary-Treasurer: and Rhonda Davis, Assistant Points Chairman. The purpose of G.A.A. is to promote interest and participation in girls' sports and to encourage good sportsmanship, fair play, and co-operation. An interest in sports, annual dues, and twenty-four points are the requirements for membership. G-A.A- This year speedaway, tennis, bowling, volleyball, basketball, modern dance, gymnastics, recreational games, archery, golf, and softball were offered. The sale of stadium cushions and candy bars, along with the annual initiation and mother-daughter tea, were some of the highlights of the G.A.A. year. i it l as c l GYM SECRETARIES: LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jane Hitchcock, Debbie Van Liere, Cindy Baker, and Kathy Ermler. NOTPICTURED: Linda Winter. 76