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

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GIRLS' CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT: Linda Tross. Margaret Weiss, Julie Paddock, Carol Paddock. Sue Quick, and Nancy Larson: BACK: Linda Sharp. Marcia Sharp. Karen Petersen, Chris Anderson. Marianne Ry- an. and Kathy Spanola. iz ii GIRLS' CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT: Sue Funk, Gerry Dresser, Annette Benson. Julie Aldrich, Sandy Dickerson, and Bev Dres- ser: BACK: Barb Griese, Debbie Davis. Diane Gres- co, Claudia Eggers, Betsy Falls, and Terry Fuller. GIRLS' CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT: Jean McClus- key. Patty Johnson, Barb Lorenz, Debbie Labrose, Nancy Kolak, Sue Larson, and Colleen Melvin: BACK: June Lindhart, Marcia Magnuson. Joy Liljestam. Diane Keglo- vitz. Harriet Hoose, Marge Karel. and Paulette Lech- owicz.

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GIRLS' CLUB . it F' it if , in - 3 Qi? Girls' Club is one of the largest service A clubs at Willowbrook. It strives to give ser- vice to the school and community and it promotes loyalty, friendship and under- standing among the students and faculty at Willowbrook. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS: Marcia Sharp, Treasurerg Annette Benson President: and Jean lVIcCluskey, Secretary. 2 f . I i V s 1- t GIRLS' CLUB BOARD: FRONT: Sue Quick, Jean IVIcCIuskey. Annette Benson, and Marcia Sharp: BACK: Barb Griese, Kathy Spanola, Linda Tross, Nancy Larson. and Sue Funk. 58

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G.A.A. OFFICERS: CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: Debbie Lahvic, President: Cindy Sells, Publicity Chairman: Rhonda Davis, Secretary-Treasurer: Jeannette Cross, Sports Chairman: and Becky Cooper, Points Chairman. G.A.A. provides a number of sports in which girls are offered the opportunity to participate, including tennis, bowling, basketball, volleyball, badminton, gymnastics, and softball as regular activities. Throughout the year, G.A.A. offers an opportunity to par- ticipate in sportsdays, fund raising projects, a mother and daughter tea, and initiation of new members. Teams represent WB at sportsdays in volleyball and soft- ball and interscholastic teams in tennis and badminton compete against local schools on a regular schedule. ASSOCIATION LEADERS OF THE LANES: FRONT ROW: Jeanette Cross and Debbie Nelson: SECOND ROW: Doris Zaidel, Linda Ropinski, and Sandy Zavadny: THIRD ROW: Barb Shogren, Sandy Al- worth, Linda lVliller, and Judy Gibson: FOURTH ROW: Sue Keglovitz. ' HEMI! ,fl ,V til 127 Q 'Il' G.A.A. SPORTS MANAGERS AND ASSISTANTS: SEATED: Jo Ellen Neim, Kathy Wolski, Sue Keglovitz, Jenny Tews, Kathy Kriegler, and Barb Shogren: STAND ING: Jean Phillips, Laurel Sparf, and Nancy Kupkowski. ALLEY CATS: FIRST ROW: Jeanette Cross, Barb Shogren, Paula Bidle, Pat Olson, Debbie Nelson, and Cathy DeBuono: SECOND ROW: Carol Meyer, Lori Martz, Nancy Finney, Lynn Seils, Diane Zajie, Sue Engdahl. Claire Santeralli, and Laura Wilcox: THIRD ROW: Dianne Rounds, Sandy Zavodny, Rita Westphal, Sandy Alworth, Judy Gib- son, Elizabeth Carlson, and Linda lVliller: FOURTH ROW: Paulette Lechowicz, Patty Whitlock, Doris Zaidel, Linda Ropinski, Judy Step- onek, Pam Meadows. Renee Vandon, and Sandy Dickerson.