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

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Diversified Occupations The members of Diversified Occupations spend half of their day at school and the other half at work. The purpose ofthe pro- gram is to provide vocational training in a trade for interested students during their junior and senior years. While the student is at Work, he is able to practice the skills of his occupation, this is followed up in school with a study of related and technical information about the occu- pation, besides other high School courses. z I I ,J --.. D. O. OFFICERS: Linda Nlanchen, Secretary: Anna Bedoya, VicefRresident: and Dan Ryzik, President. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS IVlEIVIBERSz FRONT ROW: Linda Nlanchen and Anna Bedoyag SECOND ROW: Tom Brown, Sue Deicke, Barbara Belcher, Chris Jezioro. Pam Kmen. and Dan Pyzik, THIRD ROW: Nancy I-Iolterman, Curt Campbell, Debbie Paige, and Linda Panico, FOURTH ROW: Elaine Bradley. Debbie I-Iitzeman, Carl Carnazza, and AI Brunke: FIFTH ROW: AI Albano, Don Young, Rick Suplee. and Larry Benda.

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i r,i.. , Agri E. fi X. i ' f .4 i j i X yi fi T i QUILL AND SCROLL: FRONT ROW: Ken Brinker, Cindy Sells. Lynn Stiehl, Janet Ritter, Bert Dalton. Linda Trytek. Helene Jacques. and Sandy Verzalg SECOND ROW: Terry Kraegel. Jeff Forsythe. Nancy Larson. Pat Bisterfeldt. Sandi Kafka. Nancy Belfield. Scott Andrews. and Mary Beth Simon: NOT PICTURED: Russ Svetic, Jim Walkinshaw. and Glenn Sansbury. QUILL AND SCROLL i 'U I THE REWARD FOR WORK IN JOURNALISM Quill and Scroll is an international society organized to honor high-school journalists. The Willowbrook chapter is sponsored by Mr. John Rowley. Membership is granted to juniors and seniors in the upper one-third of their classes who have ex- celled inthe editorial, literary, art, or business depart- ments ofthe school newspaper or yearbook. Each candidate must be recommended by the faculty advisor of Skyline or Centurion and be ap- proved bythe executive secretary of Quill and Scroll. lnitiates are inducted at a Candle-light ceremony. 51 QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS: SEATED: Lynn Stiehl, Treasurer: Janet Ritter, President: and Linda Trytek, Secretary: STANDING: Mr, Rowley. Advisor: and Bert Dalton. Vice-President.

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Distributive Education , E: at 5 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS: Sandy Schmidt, Treasurer: Sharon Roman, Vice-President: Pat NlcCombs. President and Marie Kirkwood. Secretary. Distrivutive Education provides a wonderful opportunity for students interested in mar- keting. Students go to school part of the day, and then work for the remainder of the day. The students are periodically graded and evaluated by their supervisors on the job. D.E. stu- dents hold their annual employer-employee luncheon at the end of the year. , DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB NIEIVIBERS: FRONT ROW: Rick Ricciardi. Jackie Kiefer, Cindy Hughes, Carla Christensen, Mary Ann Orlon. and Noreen Jeffrey: SECOND ROW: Peggy Woisard, Marilyn Huntsha, Debbie Jones, Kim Gibbs, Debbie Hamblln. Rox- anne Baity, and Linda Swann: STANDING: Jim Carden and Bud Downs. NOT PICTURED: Diane Dickinson and Linda Jones.