Glenbard West 2002 Yearbook

Dreams Do Come True
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Th\1 II"' picture of U>e Olenbard Wes~ Ml\rching
Ba.nd l\t U>e homeoomlng pa.rade
The moms of ~he Dance
8quadaom'*"'9Ullermovt111
w!U\Ul!erdaugh!.en'
ThePrenchClubm.mbenwe,..holdlnCbeutlf'Ult.rop!calflsh. Tbll)'
..i.ohadanElfrelTowertohelprepresentt.hecountryofl'r&noe
Tbeyd.Ldawonderf'u!Job
Kris!.leKelley.JullaPaul111.K!tHMIJl.Denal8chnelder.t.rlkeaposedUlinf;t.he
performance
Due to unexpected flooding In master Oymna.stum,
the Homecoming dance wa.s moved to the cafeteMa.
lna.Ja.stmlnute declslon.Hllltoppersrefusedtolet
thera.lnda.mperthelrsp!Mtsa.ndda.ncedthenlght
a.way anyway.
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MlstletoeMadnesswash&ldonDecember8th. 2001 . As
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Homecomlng. TheUlt!ma.tePart.yBanddlda.spectacular
job lnprov1dlngawonderfulv&Metyofmuslc
Heart Hop
February 9th, 2002
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REGRET
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PRESTIGE'S
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JOHNSON
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·------P&U,y Wll.llamsandA!lam
Scum&rdoshare"AN!gM
tn'l'lnaeltown•~r
m t.hls year was held on ApMI 27 at. 600 PM at. the
ngt.on In Olen Ellyn Why so early In the year? No one
reallyanswerthatquesuon EvenLhought.hen1ghtwll.8
tot&J.wa.steoftlmeforsomeltwa.safabuloustJmerorot.hers
Nlck Rurfo\o&nd.RoybnM cDel'U'ICAA
..-.geWll(\.helr p lcture tak en~
roret.be:ylet.veroru.ed&nce.
OOM"'"°'m'.''°'
0111 la4t time With th&
gradual.Lll(aen!ors
Grad,.ua
: :;~t:::::io======--This year graduation was held on June ninth on Duchon Field at
3:00. The creremony was nice but last.ed quite a while when you
were sitting 1n those hot chairs. The temperature hit 90 degrees as
It marks the first day of our freedom and summer.
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Andrew Schmidt mak111 hl•
1peech etgra.du&Uon
Th6processlonorP110Ple1.0gei.UMrd1plom. . 11A1in..i.u
Lonll IS .. hlfl WI wire at the OMV
Senior Most
"Nooneln the kingdom ma,y wed until DaunUeastot.healter's
led." SO the search for & proper princess ror PMnoe
Da.untJessbeg&n,aprtnoosswhohsdtopassallofQueen
=~e~~~te~~~::s ~r~i:rr:~~h~~1=~~hh:ai:~~
rta.te. a moat-swimming brs.ssy young girl from the swamplands. Afte r moottngacastofwtldcharacters.lncludlng
amutek.1ng,&danc1ngjester.andawandertngm1nstrel.Fred
~~~~h~~:~ !~~~~~~~t;~:5secret tests and finding
2Tho kntibi.an<11&
d.Je..in·wal\lnc.i.noe
t.heSpaniahPanle
3 .Thequeenandt.tlll
Bp&nls hP&nlo
Leoll4rdOllflz (JordanU1lfld61)!•110llungry.Hel$try!ngt.oopen
U1et>agorpreu.el8andoan·ibeo&u.Ml111•w!fewon'tb6qu1e1..c1a1r
OIWZ. (L.aure. Mllflclne) hi• wire.Just kaepo yelUnga.nd y&lllng
uuc.Pecka.ndM"ryKal.ORLXge\
!.heir make·uv P\lt on for the plf,,y
TheCrucible
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The spring play was Arthur Miller's "The Crucible." The
p\a.y takes place In 1662 and Is based on the Salem witch
t.rta.ls. Ablgalloommtts adultery with John Proctor. John
wants to forget hls transgressions, but Abigail wants to
oont.lnue their affair. Abigail performs rituals, which when
oonfront.ed,shesa.ysshelsavlct.lmofwltchcraft, lnorcter
to avoid punishment. Theldeaofwttchcraftstlrsthewho!e
~e;:;:i~~=~W:1:1:e~~n=~:i~~e;;:r:~e=-~~~~1!~~
thenaccusedofengagtng\nwttchcraJt. He!sgtventhechance
tosavehlmselflfheoonfessedtobetngawttch.Hechooses
not to oonfess since It would Implicate his neighbors and
fr!ends.Toresolvehlssadnessandretalnhled!gn!tyheends
up being hanged
Thepla.ywa.swellreoelvedbythe audlenoo,andthecast
andcrewdldawonderfuljObentert.a.lnlngeveryone.
Bet.e,yPurls, Rul.h Put.num, Rebeoo&NUJ'lle ,Ablga.llWHl!a.na.
MereyLewta.a.ndS\INllfl&WalOOl.td&noeeroundT!bul.Adur!n(
l.he .o ealledw\~hcrel\r!t.wrJ.
Judge Hathorne
2.Ch.al"UeTeylor611
!l.ZachDunllemget.a
ht&melul·uponwhile
Mr. Poxg!v01some
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- -A final Honor- SENIOR HONORS CONVO
( Left) ONJl:l.ABT WJU.KON· 8TAOJI Brl&nAnt!na,Jar.alteaonelutlookat
t.hella(ef\ooruhoexltaU..,ttage forl.helutUme
( 84llow l A.LLSMD.u Liii& VM Thyne and IJI Alverez 1mlki fOf't.hecamora.
Thef ufure Minds of
America
Oed.ica.tion and hard-work: the two major things needed to be successful in
school, and more importantly, life. The students that attended this yea.r's
Honors Convo are Just a. few of the future minds of America.
"It was nice to be recognized, but I don't think I worked half as hard a.s these
people here, tonJght," stated James Szopa..
Some people brought home multiple awards, such as, Gene Lowry, Glynnis
Hokensen, and many others. For some people, it was nice just to be there
liiillllll
f ather-Oaugther Dance
Thlsyears3rda.nnualFa.ther-Da.ughterdanoewaaanlght
toberememberedlWhl\efat.hersdancedthenlght.awayto
oldies·butgoodles,Ulelrdaughterseajoyedt.heopport.untt.y
tospendtlmewtthfriendsa.ndthelrfathers.Someoft.he
fat.hersevene&ughtuplnoldfootballscoreswhlletheysaw
fr!endsthere.OveraU . thea.nnualFather-Da.ughterdanoe
shouldcontlnuelntotherestorwest'shlstoryl
Dad and ha da.uCht.el'll
dolllll the ·suoll."
s~roll
down the memory Jane
Variety
Show
<t.eO. >HORHCOP ooveraongor·cunt
'What Was It Like On-Stage?
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AVoice in TheDarkness
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BY CORINNE Low
The Black BoxProductlonofMAVoloelnthe Da.rknessMwa.s
a.pa.lnfullytrut.hfulstudentd.irect.edpla,yt.hatdealt.wltht.he
ortenoverlookeda.nddlst.urbingsldeofhlghschool.Thepla,y
surfa.oedlssuesoft.hedlscMmina.tion,t.eenpregna.ncy,ea.ting
dlsorders,depression,a.nddruguse. ltwa.scuttot.heoore
beca.uselt.wa.sa.nact.ualstudent'spolnt.ofv!ew. lthltanerve
lnthea.udlenoeslnoetswa.ssoeasllyrelat.ablea.ndunrort.u·
na.t.ely fa.millar . It.oombtned unlque muslcwlt.h emotional
atmospherestocreat.ea.da.r k.butenllght.enlng,playthattook
anobscurea.ppreclatedv!ewonhlghschoolandactolscene.
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Mlml. HtJl, Ellzabe!.h Col.,.gelo, &nd J ""llca
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2 . J e11!e&Ba.rkwell!n
deflpthought
JohnM.ahr.J aao nSh&f\on,f.tldKlmOown e<11 l!st.enu~ x !Uldr•Buol
'8!lsher 1t.ory
take !ten,ymore
tl. KelJ.yM.c.!ldowney
rei..t.Mherreeunga
KeLJ.y Wcl!Ldown• y , John Wahr,
Brl•n Connelley, Kim DownH ,
JuonShaf\on, andAiu.ndr'aBuol
perlorml.henNJ~
ShakeYour Shamrock
Sha.mrookShlmmywasahUSehit!Thisyear,about.650student.sa.t.tended
~h~ncethat.celebrat.edSt..Pat.rick'sDay,acoordingtost.a.ffsponsorMrs
WestSplrltandDanceSquadwereresponsiblefort.hegreatdecoratlons~t.
hung from the walls of Btest.er Gym.
Advertisements were hung &11 around
schooldurtngt.heweekbeforet.hedanoe,aJsot.hankstoWestSplritandD&noe
Squad.
Student.spa.ldfourdoll&rsforadmlsslon,whlchoovereclt.heoostoftheDUa.nd
thedeoorations. Therema.lnlngproceedswillbegtvenba.cktot.heschool . Mrs.
Reeoeandt.hesponsorlngclubswtll decide la.tert.his sprtngexact.Jyhow the
moneywl\lbeused
3ophomore• Casey
DoWflll, JlllDlel.zler
Lauren Cab!ll, and
of(Ulelr s h&mrocU
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All Srnrts, All the lime
OJlACll UNDllRPR BSB U11.!l C&rl O'&m\oo t.oos off, 11.nd
hli..a perfecl.1hot llehupl~OOgolfat.Westfor
four years
LBT'8GKTUAl)YT0 JltJMBLll K,yle Schroeder pu"" the
wr911tl!ng moves on his o~:.':~~· In Lhltl year's wre11tl!ll(
OOIN'l'ORTHllOOLD Jumplll(hurdlM e&nbe&n
overwhelmlngt.Qk. 8ut lt'ealllna~·s workfort.l!e8e
What was your favorite
sports memory?
2.) -~~c~.~e when I hit the ball Into t.he goal wlt.h my
WH0 18GO'l'UOLT Plu;rlck
SeymourColt.onpl&yed
rooU>&llrorUm:>eyeani,a.nd
W. . Nlfprocl&lmedU l.hl!
3.) ·onet.1meinfooU>all l got.4touchdownstnonega.me
==~Par:: BEST football
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pla,yer ever a.t
4 .) "One time my friend Pat COiton kicked a. tree so that he
wouldst.a.,ylajuredfortrack."
-Ben McBurney
5. ) "When
6
we_=~n ~ea«ue
champ!onshlp for hockey."
7 .) "When J scored 8 goals In one game to win the
BenlilcBumeypl.l,ye d - r
~Df'MV'll
Runnlllg
ondll1.UIAnt.hoeyBetnlck'1
1pec!&lt,y.Kenms<:rOM
oountry for West.
oonfere:'~~oe=:i·t
help but they cheered."
rrutunan y...-, football trom
'°phomoret.oaenloryft&I'.
and bukeUlall -.ch yMI'
8. ) "SittJD«ont.hesidellnesbec&use lwasneverputlnt.he
ga.me.==Karp11~
Basebll
Theba.seba.llteamdldvery
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team evermadelttoLhe
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tll1s
years team were Bobby
Lugtnblll,Da.veDobosz,
The t.ee.m gaihera af'Qund CO&eh
Pornooo.rlt.ollBttin\01'1\s pearlaof
eo.ctll'ornocarlandCoachl&Mravlc
dlcua•trataCYbefONlagame
Baclr.Row: CO&chNlci<els,Bobbyl.uglnbLU,JldtNelson,Ma~McAndrew,
D&ve~i.She&Mol'Oll.l.Coaehl'ornoearl.BeoondRow: SNnMa,y,
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rora~........on.
Klrlllfe!.hYpedto
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Running, jumping, and shooting. The huffing and puffing of the
girlsseemedtoblowpart.Softhelrsea.sonawa.y
With a.goal to play ha.rd, workasa.team,a.ndhaverun,thegirls
werea.bleto reach a.pretty successful season. TheJunlorVa.rslty
team came to an end wit.ha.10-16 record, and nnlshed off the season
by bea.UngDownersOrove North 35-23
TheVa.rsltyteamwa.sa.bletoachievea 12 -17season.Theteam
brought In a new frestunan player, Kelly Krumwiede
"It was exciting playing up with varsity girls, who I have admired
for a. while,· said Kelly, the roward/cent.er for the team
"Keeping It together" seemed to be the mott.o for this team
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"Thegirlswereverydedlcat.edandalthought.heyd!dJ\'Le.lways
o;~~~ s:;ne thing, they respected each other," sa.ld assistant
orrSOMBACTION Kell.)'
Krumw!edeandDebble S&11.ellgofor
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"I loveeveryoneofthem."sa.ldforwa.rd E:mlly Frank
Although the season wa.sn'ta.lwa.ysgo!ngwell, the four seniors,
Elizabeth Ora.tbs, Debbie Bartell. Emily ~'rank, and Ellen Cran, were
goodleadersandstayedpos!tlve
"!nsomepartsoftheseason we did ve ry well," said point guard,
Yovonne Willla.mson. "'!'hen It kind of sl!pped a.way from us."
With this sea.son, they lea.rnedthatwlnnlngtsn'ta.slmporta.nta.s
worklngasatea.m
POUUNOTHllOAllDl i..urenC&hlll
goesupfor&i.ay·upanddrawethe
l'rllllhm&nA.Te&m: MIChelleCele&ttno.M&lloryHokl!ng, Me\Lsaa
Selthe.Kal.leB&new,ColM:thK!pJohneon, Ur>dA,yPell!Uer,IW::he!
SWford.Cl&reDorln.Bhell.)'T&ru1Ley.8h&nnonHugheB.J"""lca
Yeae~ll,Y.AnneClregolunaa.Jenn!ferHenry
N~P"rvi11e C
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OO'l'HOP111' Polnt(U.&J'd Debbie
"B&rtell l&kM!ttothehouee.
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D ID TH E TE AM
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Sharp Shooters
take:~oo~r: :~~~sWc!~~~~~:~~w~~;:rehn~~ ;'hhea~I~.
leadbyLafayetteBell.chargectlnt.otheseasonwtthhigh
expectations
The7 · 19Va.rs!cy Hlllt.oppersshowecl.gre&tt.ea.mwork
throughouttheoourseoftheseason. Althought.he
t.ea.m•spla.nsproba.bb'd!dn•tworkouttothelrllklng,
they stlll had fun. The t.ea.m fought ha.rd for every win
a.ndhadgrea.toomposurelnt.heblgga.mes
Unfortunat.eJ.y,someoft.hepowerhousesoft.het.ea.m
wHlbemlssednextsea.sonbeca.useorgraduatlon. These
~~:i.e": i;:~~~t~~ g~::1~, ::~~May.
Ben McBumey.
KOUtst.a.ndlng\eadershlpwasshownbyallflve
gl'aduattngsenlors." said Va.rstcyGoachMacl!ajewski
Nott.osaythatthefuturedoesn·t!ookbrlght.Rya.n
Anetsberger, Lafayett.eBell,and MaroelWitt.erarejusta.
fewofthet.opprospects fornextseason. lnadd!tton, a
~:n1Jt~%°~~~~s!Z ~!~hl~~a:~n: 6~8 f;a.t
~d::on:teb'
~~:et.e
:~~":.iedtogreat
soore e very
basket that
he made . ~
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C.JV Me.nactir)
SYDO•TD11.&LL OIHIUl11!41llul
Vartlt,yCoaohJot1 M~akl
taugt>~ SMn Mr.,yhowtokeepthe
a~rfl'omtoer\nll
potential
Theco·capt.a.tnsort.he 2001
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Thet.ea.mhadaroughst.a.rt.at.t.he
begl.nningort.hesea.son;t.hey
st.a.rtedtheyea.r0·8. At.mid·
polnt.,thet.ea.mreallyst.a.rt.edt.o
come together
SOPHOMORE
Conference3-3
Overal1'i~-~!ace
v
C:O.ChNlela:ln,J-lo&Nowl.lt.ll'.f'laune8oocktord,EllieCodlllll. ·
Lauren 1'9oorelllt., Bailey Lf,J:ru:ne1'tn41. Ke!J,y Krumwtde. Jenna
8a,yer1. Ga.My Dowell. Anne hnell&,Jennil'er Henry. Nloo\e
~~~~ J-io. y-,..k,y. ltmll.Y BerNl.cl, Audrey Hootman. JIU
Girls Cross
Country
Theglrlscross·oountry season was one of hard work but
onl,ya.fewwlna. Tliey placed6thintheWestSuburban
Sliver league. Awa.rds went to Ka.ty Ba.rret.t for 15th
place In the DuPage Co. Meet, a.net 171..h In the Big Cat
~~v/::;;
Thet.ea.mwas a.grea.tgroupofglrlstha.t.ha.d Jot.s
Boys Cross
OwenConnell,yat.elldll.Y
pa8589
&flOl.her opponent
Country
Mr. Haa.ke a.nd hlsst rong Cross CountryTeam finished
a res pectable 4th p\a.ce In conference. Lead. by the an
co nfe rence playe rs, Owen Connelly a.nd Anthony
Ba.ckneck , they had. a. s uccessful sea.son . They finished
4th lntheSt. Cha.rles lnv!t.e,5thlntheBigCa.tlnvlt.e,
and 7tha.tthe DupageCountyM eet.Th\ssea.sonwa.s
a.nythlngbut a. d! sa. ppo\ntment
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An\.hon.yB&ckwec:k •how1
d$1.ermlnatlontonnlatl\.hi.
tl!aopponent&uheantici
p&tahowlwlw!Upaoe
himself for t ilts tough ra.oe
200l8oy1 C..,..CountryTeamRow\Coactl Ku r\ 1'1'azl&r ,Davld
Oonza.lez. MarcSUbLeu.e . J oe tlJoyoe.PeterS&v&i&.no, An\.hon.y
Backnek . M&>< Muelle r.AbdulStllnu:l.DanJi'&well.JoeyParrtU. M11.u.
Kenned,y.DanD&J'ger,Co&ch H&nk Hll&ke Row2: J ol\ol.suder,S&m
R. -nberc. Jim Broptl,y, Boou. Spyehal&. Brl&n 1-'renke. Dav id Tuu.le,
P&iReUl,y.JoeQuaUac.o. N&WIStr&Uon.BohO...vles.LukeCla.ssen . Row
3 M&U.0t-ever.Oreg ll&berer .OwenConnell,y.Stevel).illanl.Andrew
Dor11&n.Dave M l<:h&i.kl,TomA nderaon.Brend&nOal~r. Kent
Toyota. Dan Wort.hen. David Herman, J&mea Sau L. NOi. Plcl.ured: Tom
Hupp. Bill Hupp. Dere k Dion. Ad&m Oe•ller le. Tim Jostra.nd
Danhwellf&"'hlmaelt
1'9M!.Yforalong,han'I
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ezh&\l.f;l«l.Batevtaopponent
behindhlm&ndkeopehls
8,YflllOn!Jleopponenttn
Run for the Hills
Girls TI·nck
Running ls often overlooked by peoplet.a.lklngsport.s
"I like outdoor track, and when it·s cold and raln1ng
you just havetopa.rt.lclpa.t.e, " said Gretchen Larkin
Tracki.salsoagoodwaytoremalnhealthy. "It
:~w~i~~ ~o~~~n shape while meeting new fMends. ~
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'J'hlsseasonhashadm&l\}'thlngstooveroome. Katy
Barret said, "The only problemshavebeenif\luMesllke
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sh~e:~~~1:°e!!~~~r=S:~~s~~
can hurt the team
"Outdoortracktsrunandveryel\}oyable,but!tlsvery
hardtopartlclpatelntheoolda.ndra!n, because my
bodyfreezesup,"sa!dYovonne WHla.mson
~RowHUl&-.Brtu.MIJ'BM.WnGorl,La\U'9.KMldall,Lo.Quancla
hM"J',Wl>ltr.o:J~-.TW>h'lnc,l ...b'n•~-"­
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U•lnlcll,KaUeVa...,klbeOdam.Yo\'OMWlll&moon.8heNblt&nU
~Bl"OOlll. ROwS
u:an.HofrmAn,U:&cyhooU..ttarper
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s - . J W - • . B a n l \ 0 - . R - • UlehoolleJ"""->.lluU>Spllle1N_Pt._11.r.SU.:.:,ShelQr,Jecklee.n-,l\*'CN~ ..... ~
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JOllfleOD,Leu...,,U:lller.Ami..rSl\)'det'RowBBt.ephanle~.
u:ecenJ..S.rbolm,K........,llUefleder,or«c11en1.ukln.K&Uuortno
w......-.S.-...B&IP,KlmSmllh,K&l'IU:Olli>ar,lrenelloeal. Beck
Row,Pt.uJH.ul,Kel\J<rB.,.n,Nlck~.JlmArnolCI,_..._
LaqU&nd&Pel'l"y
PreparM\oruna
rei.,,Lnt.heanow
ALWAYS ON TRACK
Heading for the Goal
Olrlssoccerst.a.rt.edoffwltha.great.season. DuMngt.heseason
the team made some Improvements. ·we need to oommunlcat.e
bett.eronandofftherleld. Weareareallystronga.nd&ggres·
~;:!;:am,
however we sometimes lose our shape, - said Jenna
Coach Kellya.ndthevarsttyteam hadana.ggresstvebeglnnlnglntothesea..sonandendeds\ow.Theytmdfuna.nd Im·
provedthe!rskllls.Coa.ch Kellysa.ld, ·t \earnasmuch from
t.hema.sLheylearnfromme.·
someoftheexpectatlonforthesea.sonwastobetopthree
In conference. "lfwedldn'tmakeoonrerence, ltwouldbeoka.y
a.s longaswehadfun." SAldCoachOldls
That.earn wa.saboutmorethenjustpla.ylngsoccer; they all
became friends wlthea.chother. "Meeting new people, a.nd
ma.king new friends was myfavorlt.e part a.bout soccer," said
Ke~~~r~~~~~ girls made Improvements. and got into better
shape,eventftheydldn'thaveagreatsea.son
:~N!~i~:=~~of ~':,"~~~M&rlllrhaaiheballto
Girls Soccer
ma.n8oooer:Row4: e
y
ra1v&n,Ba.lba
BerU!olde,.S.,..IC.Y&HIUlk!,.SackleC&l.urano,CoachO\dlBRow3
Anne Oregdunu, Whitney l'eldmen. Na.tall& Wenk, .S&811lcll.
McDonald.ArnyVogei.tn(&r Row2 : Klral'...,ny.ShanonHugtl&s.
HeldLeOOlt.ennarm, Monlqu&Bl&nco, AlllaonW!ka. Anna.Mioll!!Row
l ' Alh\yCrandaU
-·
CoachK&ll,yheli»
.,,. __
l>u..DlWGTlmGO.&.L
Whltne;J.Sones,the
IJO&il&,kkksl.tl&ball
boforetheballgetatnto
Kickin' It In Thef all
O\eeeeeoolOlelOle!Thesoocerseasonha.sret.urned
wlthsomefresh newfa.oesfllllngt.hespacesofthe
Va.rslt.ysoocerteam.SuchplayersasDanOU.ing, Ben
Hlnchey,PabloDeLa.raca.,NlckDorl.n,Soot.tBaldwin,
Tyler Burke, KevlnBlsset.t,SeanCooney, Matt.
Oinsberg,andMaU.Klnn
Someoft.hevetera.nsfromlastyea.r'sVa.Mstyteam
returned, too. These members are Jeff Olbellna, Andy
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seasonthatheh&dhlghexpoot.at!ons fortheseason
VarsltyCapta.lnJlmmy Klnnsaldabouttheseason.
MWewont.hebtgga.mestnblgsltuatlons. lt.1.sjust
unfortunatethatwepla,yedsuchagoodteamasSt
Ch;~:~::~:~~~r~~~ ~i:e~u;l~:nr:~~t season
=~~~:e:;~:s will be gone, but there wHI be strong
1001VanltJ'llo)'•' looffr1'um.Row I : BryanW&l.aon.DanOWng,
BenHlnchey,P&bloDei.uac... Rl»l'2 : NlekDoMn,ToddPena.,Rubln
Avlla,JohnSWf..,TylerBurkt.Sool.l.Baldwln,KevlnB!HeU.. Row
3 : VILJ'l.l\YC:O.ChM&rekNowackl,JeffQ!bel!na,Jlmll\YKlnn.Se.n
Cooney, Ooal!e Aaron Hau,Ooal!e Andrew Schmid~. AndyO!eH
Mau. Ohu.ber«. Mt.U. Kinn, Aae\al&n~ Cot.ch Mac!~ Kuarnl<!rz
"The-.onwaaf\lnand
lb.lldal[OOdUmep1'YU141
rorU\el"rllehmanM!lllm. I
p1'Y911~,b\l~ wedld
Bl!lKapla1n
(l"rllehmt..nTaam)
"Ovel"t.l.lthe-nwaa
bl4:cam•~t11e
~11.fofl'enManda
pl'OUd.1.obeoothlsfX>d
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CC..pta1n-v.,..1i,yTet.m)
Girls Tennis
Thlswasasucoessfulyea.rfort.hewomennet.t.ers
finishing 16 -3onindlvldu&lmeet.s. Theseglrlshad
~:~pl=~~ ~~~s;~l~I~~ ~~~~;~~~l~::l:~~~l~hg i~
the Dist.. 86 Tournament. of Champions, l st. place In
theWhest.onNort.hSectlon&l,a.ndpla.ced 16th out.of
134 teams. K&teEva.n8flllstwaspla.ced9th · 12thln
st.ate. This was an exctttngand fun year for these
womennet.t.ers
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Downers Grove Sou~h
Na.pervH!e Norl.h
Hhud&leCen~r-.1
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oownenOroveNor!.h
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JU!lllf0ACOACH eo.ehWhltewuobMrv11l41.h11t8&mwhll8
LheywerepMICtlolng&g&lnaLDowneK Nol'\h
°"""'"'OTHJ:SJ:RVll Cla,yCl11·1 atophersen wa.swarm!ng
upberoreameeL&ga!nBLDowneraNorLh
Handling the Swing
Boy'stennlsstart.edoff wlthe.grea tseasonon Ap ril ! st
;::.YP:~. ~~~~ ~mpeUtlon e.ga.lnst Hlnscla\e Central and
05
"Thesc hoollwouldwa.nttobeatlsHlnsdaleCentral,a.nd
~~~~0e t!8a: ~e:a~\~~~:~ds~~::!· ~~~ 1 ;ant my
~ringthe HerseylnvlteonAprH6,Westvarslty
placed
Coach Hlllhasbeenthehea.dcoachfor 12years. "My love
fort.hesportanddestretot.eachthega.metoyoungpeople
ls why lkeepcoaching. ltls&llfet.lmesportthathasalot
t.oo fferoompetitivelya.ndsoctally,"sa.ldCoachHlll
Inordertobeontop, somelmprovement.st.hat.theteam
PllACTJC•KADSPJ:RPZCT
~=d&n~IOrpra.ct.lcMbeforea
ma.de were, "topsptnan<1playtng thenet.,"saldCla.y
Nat.Waters. "DetermlnaUon.·
·Consistency and mental game,• S&ld
Christopher. "Bervtng,"sa.ld
~=r~~~l~::ron.
:::i~!i~!1o~n~:1:~s::·,:~~11!it~:~~~~ ::
sport, " saldCoach HHl
WHAT
WAS
PART
ABOUT
YOUR
FAVORITE
TENNIS?
WHAT
FOR
WERE
THE
YOUR
SEASON?
EXPECTATIONS
SC OR ES Of THE
VAR SITY SQUAD
Long Ha rd J ourney
WhLlotheglrla'gymnuUcateMnwudedk:Atedandenremel,yh&rd
worklng,tl\lurlelltoeveryV&r1!1.,Yt811.mmemberprevented them from
..1nn1ngm&i\)'me&Y1
Asslst&nt OO&Ch Joe Koclruikl Aid, "W!l.h ev"ry VIU"SLt,y member
lqjuredat.le&lltonoedurlll411.heHUOn,ltmadettre&ll,yhardforthem
toh&V<ISl.l'Ongandv1cl.Or1ousmoete."
Dueto1.vlLl'let,yof•r.-i..aoc:1dem.e.·u.-.gg1tiouva11w. . outw!Lha
k1-ll\Jury,JennaBLanoohur!.herwr1&t,andCap1.&1n&ndonJ,yMmlor
onvaralt,y. K"llytijorU\,ll\luredherknM. ln&ddltlon.ntrany
LMnbert,yh.ad&kllMIT\IUl')',an<ICaltl,ynSommervlllehurt.herankle
Kell,yHJorUlald,"lThelf\JurleslbroughtwidownallU.lfl,but1t
wuok-,ybecauaeweh.adtherestorourvars\l,ysquad.But.onoe
everyonefOl,hurt..!tNlnedthe8'&MOnandmadeeveryone'emorale
down. 11.hlnklfweallwerelle&lUl,ywewouklht.vedone&lm.bett.er,
!U'ld!twouldh&ve enoour&gedalol.morepeopletooometoourhome
Althought.heyea.rwM1adlrfloultone,sometaa.mmernbereel.lll
man&ge0toflndaomepoaltlvemomen1-S. Threeglrlsevenmade!tto
N!glon&IA: LlndaeyBrown,Tlff&i\)' L&mberl.y,&ndCa!U!nSommervllle
Lln&eyBrownfl.ll!d,"Oyrnru1..n!osl1moreor 11.nlnd lv!dualsport
W>Mwaythe1potllgM1n&llonyou. andyouttaveUteohanoot.o
proveth&tyoua.ret.hebe1tonthetea.m.·
Jump,rup.~re8~~~~.j~:l"~~ Heights
CROWDPLZASIN O ErlcSohnelder
showea.na.ma.zingrouUneonUie
pommelhO,...forUiecrowd
i
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IHO'#mGTlm CO...-nTIO• Nguyen Nguy1tng6UO
eom•he!ghtonl.hepua.Uelbara
gymnastics teams for each event. The triumph or t.he teams
broughtoonfldencebacktoWest
'I'heboysgymnasttcsteamhea.rdshoutsofhapplnessa.t.t.he
&Choo! a.ft.er each meet. The freshmen team took on an undefeated
season,andls oneoft.hebest.freshmanteamWesthaseverseen
Thesophomoreteam achleveda.8-1 reoord andtooksecond In
conference. The varsity team Improved thler team score from 131
to 143.9slnoelast.yea.r. By practlclngs!xda.ysa.week. its no
wonder why
"'I'hetea.mlsa. groupofh&rdworklnglndivldualsworkingtowardsaoommo n goa.1," sa.ldCoach Ka.ftka.
fa:!~~:~ hard work and a.n Incredible heart. the team too k
Varsitymember.John Sta.ffa..exclalmed. MThetea.msplrltls
•trong&nd The Wall l•ne•ecgolngtofalll"
.
,
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i
Varsl',y membfH'I Clnd,y Bradley ~ Hallie! Wheeler wvm up
11erorethelrb!f...,....Thlmee1.athomew... ..,..i1U1i0atPark
Miss Gilles pie
JV51:oreswercun.wallabk>
Cheering To Vidory
The West cheerleadera pi.,y e big par!. 1n t.he p&l'Uelpat.IOn In I.he
WLU>outU>echeerleaders.9Cbool11plr1.ror11porta
11~al.W891.
wouldn.oc.aomeatlve TheQheer-rach88rourt.e&.msW
vlcl.oryu-llubrtnlllntlnUle11ped.alOrl.. Thet.ea.msa.rem&de
up or u.., '-1. and most spll'll«I girls rrom U>e .c:hooL
Cynd!OIHna&Jd •The'~teballengttls~nc1.1>e""hoolW
rellpocl.Wl\atWfldot"
Andlhstl.swt\,yUW!teamhNp1'9CIJoed80~&ndlonC.IO
t.h&l.lhey aoukloomp111.e In •veral o»mlle\ltlona.
Tl>ft;y pl&ced very
well ..::I> They oompe\ed at lllverslde Brookneld H.S. and
Lo<::kpor\H.STileyplsoedlltand3rdlneachofU>elroompel.I
~::;~~;:;~:;;~; ;~;,;;;;.;;.~
•
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Dance
Squad
Rowl:ll'.&Ue HesleT' ,8rl~Plecb.,t.llohelle VLlla,Ta,yk>r
McOOu&al Rowa:Den&ISchnelder,JackHICUl,AlJ.YColton.Kitl.
HNJ,y,JullaPautwl,LIN.Horsunan,ChOllM)'HanteoRow3:Lll
A.Jverez.SUahJohnM>n,JSNU'Rl.un,KrtsT.,yKeUey,Alllaon
Kim, Kat.le Bremer, Aimee Winkler, Le1Ch'lfllldn9 Row4:Coecll
St.efanleWtthrow,P&tl'loe!:rlloe,K.u.Salv~rt.RaOM1'111.nck,
Erin Boburk.aledl.he momaln l.he't.1om·1
oanoe"atl.heHomecom.1ncPepRall.J
ErtnRMirle,Dlant.PUnt.Jull&h!lo, t.1arg&re1.IJV\np\On
VARSITY
=~;e~~c~=:~Y:~~~:t.
an-statewrest.JerbyhlsJunloryear
Heoontinued tobreakhlsreoordby
beoomlnga4 Llmeallst.at.ewrestler
~:1~1~~~ ~~~~l~b~~~n~:r~s
enoewrestler. Heneveroncelosta
Chri. V&nUem •aites ror U>e
mat.chlna oonrerenceoompetltlon.H1srer-·1111igrut.lso1>ecant.1<ke
hlghschool reoo rdwa.s 173-13. Hels
now9t.hont.heall·tlmerecordllst.ln
Illlnots.Thlsllsttncludesapprox lmateJ.y250,000wrest!ers. He won 17
tournamentwhllelnhlghschOol. Also
28
~:= :~ :':i~ :u;~s.::t h e ever
HehasnowbeoomeaNatlonalTourna:ntplacewtnnerandanAll-Amerl-
ltwa.sagreat.see.sonallaround
fora.l.llevelsoft.heWrest.Ungtes.m
Varsttyha.danespeclallyplea.slng
season. NlckBa.lma.,KevtnBula.va,
KenBray,RobCle&ry,Ia.nKnapp,
B\akeMacDone.ld,M&U.MacOonald,
Andy MoGady and Kyle SChroeder
:nre~::o~6~~:is~~~:n
RobClea.ry, M&t.t.Ma.cDonaldand
NlckBa.lmawereSl&teQuallflers.
:::!~=:~:::!p~~~
aslngleseasonand266lnhls
=~~~o~~;:~:
rormostplnslnaseasonat2B ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
hillopponentdo.. n
~
~
DAVIC1 Ngot.r1&1111.Bhe.rdll.8heca.ntoget
~';::::°nentnlppedoversoheca.ngel.
Golf
b&ll to h&rd Uut.~ every
1.hlngL1rt,y1ng,lncLudlnC
Congra.t.ula.t!onst.ot.he2001 GJenba.rdWest.Oolf Tea.mt
Theydideveryt.hingcorrect.exceptforfa.llingshortt.o
go downstate by two meager shot.s. Andy Pope was
out.standing this year, f\n\shlngelghthlnsta.t.e.Thet.ea.m
::i ~8!°:i~i:~~~;~l~/ward
~~s~:ia.:!i~ ~n
Awa.rd was a.coept.ecl by Tim Kaminsky, Brent Robertson.
RyanAnel.sberger,AndrewBut.ters,andBuddyW\lkins
Keeplt.upnextyear!
ErlcHau~nandJon Naumleo
t.alk
s~rat.egy
before
~hey
t.ake
~~~·
DundeeCrownlnv1t.at.lonal
WSCConte,..nceMee\.
IH8AROC!onal
Green f ootbll
TheHlt.tersmag1ca.lseasonsL&rtedoffnot.somag1C8J
los!ng0-16to WheatonWarrenvllleSouth . They
qulckl,ybouncecl.ba.ckby maklnga.nexa.mpleforthe
restoftheleaguethatthey aretobecontendedwith
by beating Proviso East43 - 16. They continued to
showgreatfool.ballcomposurebyposUngaS- 4
reoordanda pla.yoffberLh.thef\rst pla,yoffberth
slnoe J994.TheHlt.terspla.yedatough9 - 0McHenry
teamtntheflrstroundoftheplayoffs .The t.eam
showedtheyoouldmat.cht.heundefea.tecltea.mby
ma.t.chlngt.hesooreat 14 aplece.TheH!tterslostthe
wllltowtn!ntheseoondhalfa.ndendeduploslng 14 3 1. A great sea.son by the Hitters showed great things
tocome.TheSophomoreteamposteda.nundefeated
reoordand ltshouldbelnterestlngwlththatteamat
the varsity level
200IV&r1ll,yFooUJ&llTMmHowOne: KrlkK.1Jv1,RobbyAndereon.
t.11keMt.M"On.BlllKalboUI, l.llkeKunnem.ann,lanKnApp,Blal!.e
MaodOnald,'l'ylerCroouton.RowTwo:Hon&ldLenotr, KevlnOoyle,
CoechBh&wnTrue.CoachOeorrDurlan.CoachShawnRyan,CoachRlck
Heckm&n,Headeo.chJOhnKArpowlCz,CoachDlgger Y &r11ton.Co&ch
JimCovert.Tl'alnerJlmBelt.wl.Dave Y~akl.DavldKurU.Ro-w
Three:RobCleery.DaveKnuepfer.Al&nAqulno,8hawn~r
Ant.honyTrlner.l'!rlcM&r11h, A.J .Oup1.&ltl1,Tlm Kennell,y,M&rshel
Hubbe.rd,DaveAn..,.berger.J011huar:.v... Rlck.yCbomlcz.Kev!n
Berha.um. Rowl'our:8he&Moronl,Ml keOregolun&1.U&U.Uaodon&ld
·1'1!
Mut Doubler, Palmer Ra!'\, Chr1s WllkM, Nick Whelan, Desmond W&t.1. •
. . . gf{fui4?}~~2~~:~~;.£E:~::.
.U
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VarsltyFoot.be.llTaa.m
True Champions
Achieve Their Dreams
WHAT DID STUDENTS
LI KE MOST ABOUT
WEST SPORTS?
Top 5 f avorite sports at W est
"DANCE
S OUAD . "
"STUDENTS
lST
2ND
3RD
4TH
5TH
WRESTLING
BASKETBALL
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
SOCCER
JENI FER
LIKE
TO
"I
L I KE
T HE CHEERLEADERS."
"IT
JS
" B AND
WATCH!"
"THE
THE
KATIE
BEST
AN D
DA NC E
IN
SQUAD
CHICKS ...
Tooo
DAN
FAWELL
MOTIVAT I QN, " AVERY
ARE
T HE GAMES."
'THE HAL F TIME
CARTER
HESTER
VER Y ENTERTAINING."
"PLAYI NG
~d~J£7~-2~u:~:=~the
ISADORE
"1
" CO MPE TI T ION.
..
N ATE
EN T HUS IASM,"
TERRA
THE
BEST.'KENDALL
SEAN MAY
GUTZMER
SHOW."
ANDY
SNYDER
ANGLER
FREW
DAY
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Daydreaming in A cademics
l
YOUCAN TEl.LTJD!Y ' RllHAVINOl'UN: Brlan
ToomD1andN&th&nlA1zw!ck 11lrlflalongwlthUl8lr
ORBATSTUDllNT WUlleMcCullumaahe
i.akes the extre. Ume t.o 8l.>Jdll
HOV1llllNOOVERAFA8HJONMAOAZOB ,
MMlel!neD&ukau.Sha,,ynaN&ehretner,Uz
Quoee,Jll!F'ranl<e,HollyD&lgle,Sa.rahJohnson,
fln<IOlg!Brtnd!•!loarnaboutl.l>eistestt.rendsln
What class do you
daydream most in ...?
"Contemporary WorldHl.11t.ory,f1'811tunanyearl"
Hr1 Asht.on.Senlor
TAXDifQADVANTAO• or
OUJlU!lllUlllT K,yle'lUev
"lda,ydreamalotlnEoonom!ca. Money!aborlng ..."
-Brian Myk.let.ka.Sen!or
LillTllNUIJOW!THAllfOP BJll'BAJl
8U811Jl BrldensUne,
~rln
Ferguson,
Sa.mWorobec,&n<!And,yNort.onalt
11.tumUvelylncLasa
OrvDfOFULLATl'llNTJON,
J&Oln\.lut.Bravaro&ndBrlglu.a
Jollneon~ael.!Ogl veas~h
"lneveroouldoonoent.rat.elnF.ngUahel&ases."
-Sha,yne Wlrkea,.Junlor
"Theclass lda,ydre&mmostlnlsstu(lyhall."
-TomChrlstl,Freshma.n
"ldre&dOOgoingtosr.compoelUon.ao l sleptl"
..JennyW!lson.Senlor
"!u.sedtoda.Yd1'88.malot.lnWorld.Hlstory... nowonder l falled!tl "
-Ca.rol,ynPowers,SOphomore
QlVDl'OJLCADSMJCS AllfA•
SuaanBMl.&ndMoU,y'l'hompeon
4J1ve9Choolalhumt.upl
PB.LU:HJllOTOTIDI CHOIBJ
Mr. SaloWef\IOys&nClfJ>er
HCIUngd-.y!n clasal
l~
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tt:•~:.
~ ~ ~\"r
~,
I&
~~~;~:
· Shea.Moron!
TAKE SCIENCE
5. Sta.iningyour
hands funny col·
ors
in Chemistry.
4. Food Chem, llk:e
Chemistry , but it
tastes better.
3. Those super-cool
goggles.
2. The only classes
where they give
you sharp things.
1. Two words ... Fetal
Pigs.
THE ACRID SMELL OF LEARNING
lnoLherd1sc.lplinesbesldesChemtstry,thereares.lso
teachers trying to teach morethroughexpeMencerather
thanLhroughlecture.OfbelovedphysicsteacherMr
Schram, Ca.rMe SCha.fer sa.ld, "His class ts always really
lnteresttng, he'salwaysdolngsomethlnglnteresttng, or
we'reworklngona.run lab. "
When Mr. Schram'sc\aas ha.a a lab, everybody
knows. AsSt.acy Gaylord said, ·our la.at lab wa.sabout
Work, and we worked har<I running up stairs and jumping up and down." Their work ls highly visible, assigns
a.re posted a.round their wo rk a.rea..s, saying "WARNING
Physics students at work."
Ot.hercla..ssesdolea.vetheschoolentirelyforLheir
field trips. Ma.Mssa.Ma.lersa.Jd, "Therea.sonlstgnedup
forEcologywa.srort.hefleldtMps." Ecology ts famous for
ttsma.nyf!eldtrlps,a.ndma.nypeoplesha.rehersentl·
~i!!s~~!~:er e ~:~t class t.o take, If only ror the
0
8Till)YTlJD Pete'!'Rahall,Bob
Hamni.on,an(IK,yle01'tma.nWJd,y
h&rdforUlelrblologyl.ell1.. Not.e
caroanernoi.eoa.rduenUedwlU!.
runtA!IChnlc&ltermelLke....Uv&1.0ry
&n&Jue~deOx;,yrlbOnucle!cacld
or course, Ecology Isn't the only fun sciencecla..ss
a.va.tla.ble. Acoordlngtotaste, Lhedepa.rtmentoffers
everything from Biology APwlthitsfet.a.lptgs,a.ndFood
Chemistry, whichshowstha.t, llkemostthln8S, Science ls
helped.byLheinfwllonof food.As Mr. Pett.usa.lw~s
:;;.:~:~slcstsfun,"butthen8€8.ln,Edispotentl&lly
WHAT
IS
YOUR
FAVORITE
SOCIAL
STUDIES
Have you ever wondered
about Chinese philosophy
or Greek democ racy? Or
<l!dyoueverwanttoknow
more a.bout the Vietnam
Warornuclea.rdlplomacy?
Hast.he Amertce.n Revolu
tlonortheClv\IWaralwa,ye
belnteresUngtoyouand
youwanledt.olea.rnmore?
lfso.youneedtoenrollln
oneortheman,ysool&lewd
\esclassesofferedat.West
At West, swdent.sorau
agesa.rea.bletot&kema.ny
ofthesoctalstud.lesclasses
available and learn II.bout
someofthee!oremenUoned
t.optcs
lnoomtng freshman are
faced with many different
cho!oes.'I'hetwosoc!a.lstud-
lescla.ssesthate.reopent.o
themareWorldHlst.orya.nd
We Can Show You the Wo
_\
"
WHO
IS
YOUR
FAVORITE
Soc I AL
STUD! ES
Physical
Education
ThePh,ysle&lEducat.ion
depart.menta.t.Olenb&.rd.West
::~iu:n~~~e:t~d:~r::ess
requlredt.ooomplet.ethreefUll
~~~~~I~~:: !f;~~~ots
requtrementa.sweU. Illlnois
requlresstudentspartlctpat.eln
~~~~~~£~a:E~:rs
adva.ntageofthewetghtroomor
thefieldhouseatanyt.Uneto
tmprovet.hetrskllla. Theree.re
manyopUonaavalUbletostudentlnordertohelpt.hemmeet
t.helrphyslca.leducaUonrequirementawtt.hawtcterangetrom
t.eamsport.atod&noea.rt.s.
Thla0r1 In M r. Ba.ker"s class did her
llrltcbe., "'11.h u.. runM~ or al.l.&nUon
Ah , the exciting world of business. Without !t, the world as we know lt wo ld
cease to exist. Thefunda.ment.e.lsofhowbuslnessa.cttonstakeplaceshouldt}
known by all
"Even the mUltaryuses computer keyboa.rdstooontroleveryt.hlngon the\J .hfi-,
~::~~flooksllkeStar7'rek,so l wouldsuggesttakJngkeyboa.rdlng,"sald f ·
Student.sca.na.Jsobenef!tbytaklngbustnessclassesatWestbeca.useltcar 1.1.d ll
~:u~drc::s;~::~;~fd~:~nt.s, and getting famllla.r with the programs 01
"l wouldsuggesttaklngcla.ssest.hatwUlhelpla.t.eronlnllfelnthearea.of 'IOrk
you want to specla.llze In," said Mr. Posit.a.no
ZladZayedwa.saskedhowhewouldapplywhatheha.slea.rnedlncla.ss8.l be
said, " I want t.o be a lawyer when I grow up, so I know how to balance a ch :k·
:~: "My favoMt.e thing a.bout this class ts a.bOut how I learned a.bOut mone_., Uld
Ta&Cm M. r.Pollll&nO.ln
hlapeMM.l\9fltOIMll?'OOm,
~allvt11t.o,..w11.b.1.
m:na:y~t~~
:i.:."t.hat. "I like pMclng out cars, and I feel like l ca.n manage
'Y
"Thecla.ssestheyhavet.oofferhavehelpedmelearnhowtobalanceach :kbc:d
and do things when I'm out on my own," said Ada.rn Derbtshlre
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WHAT I S THE
BEST PART
ABOUT
COS METOLOG Y?
What. could possibly be a better cJ.a.ss t.ha.n Calculus AP or Modern Lit? Tl •
a.nswerlsanyapplledart.sclass
When asked what the greatest experience duri ng cosmetology was, Llndm
Wolfe replied. ~Learning to do e veryt.hlng."
Theoosmetologygl.rlstakethebustoTCOda.llytobrushuponthelra.lre. Jy
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~~~hse=i~~ h~:t~~: m&lntena.nce. The class ts a two semester oour ,
"le!\)oycosmet.ologybeca.uselt.lsaclassthatwUlreallyhelpmeforthe
t.ure,unllkeama.t.hclass," sa.idAnn.a.C&belero
Alsolntheapplledart.sdepartment.lsoomputersclence. Thlslsa"C++ ·
Anotherpo pularapplledartlsFoocts. Int.h!scl&ssyougettoma.kefood
then eat.It.. Ms. Polermot.eachesfoocls, and loves every mlnut.eoflt.
"Fooclmakespeop\ehappy,"sheenthus\a.st!ca.llysa.ld
A lied Abilities
"My favorite pa.rt
is lnternshlp
beca.use you don't
h&ve to go to TCD."
AshleyVlna.nik
1
la&.
That.meanst.hatlt.lsacomputerprogre.mmlngclass
When asked what. his favorite part of t he class Is, Tommy Brock a.nsweri ,
"You get.to be Independent.. a.nd kind ofdoyourownthlng.·
ind
WHAT IS
YOUR
FAVORITE
PART
ABOUT
APPL! ED
ARTS
"Art classes is
never a waste of
time."
- Kris Leigh
" I think art class is
a way
to express your
feelings
creatively."
- Jeremy Olech
" I like art classes
because we can be
as spontaneous and
creative as we want
to be."
- Jessie Nelson
" I take art classes
because they're
fun. And one gets
to express his/her
artistic ability."
Matt Keck
'nulra •reman,ypoeltlveupectaoftheaM.depa.r1.mentt.ha.tstudent8wtllpo!ntoutto
10\l;&nongt.hese&renohomework, nonever-endlng!ectures, and nounoomfort.abledelllul
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111e
different than all the others and I believe !.he students eajoy th&t."
Wlt.h about 700student8t.ak!ngart.cla.sseaeveryyear,anumber!.hatrtseseveryyear.
0~~~~~ ~:;10 ~~~=~d~·~~~s:h~f~: :;! we all
~ ...~e~~~:~t~~:St.e:m !t~~n~~~ ::!1'.y;n:~t~~%~ ~~~ ~~';!;;~ 1 ~\'.'::·~rt all
lrta~:~ ::~~:C:6i"n~e:,:
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wa.y Up to Studio Art AP. With choices Uke photography, painting, drawing, oeramlca,
ie~~~~nEu!ri~~~~~~:W;!1~~~~~~~~l~~r;:::~ getto&eestu8
., u:p=:~r~~~e1 ~~h~i!=.s:n~ ::'!~:~~the student.s grow and
PrOve,· said Mr. Coppersmith. I.he oeramlca and sculpture tea.char
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" I like art classes
because they let
me express myself
and allOW people
to see who 1 really
am."
.....Liz Mroczek
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lfyoueverwerest.a.ndlng
tnDuchonFie!donaThurs·
day nlghta.t.around 7:00.
·HilaryMa.bbitt
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" My favoritepart of thcband
tripio loodonwas when we
lost BooMurray inthctubes.H
you mlghtha.veca.ughta
glimpse of the Marching
Bandatpra.ctlce
Thlsyear'sshow.whlch
cont.alned songs from the
groupChase,provedtobe
verysuooessful
The MarchingBandcom·
pet.edatma.nyloca.loompe·
titlonsandca.mehomewUh
third place trophies at
Wheeling and Prospect,
along wt th a Best Music and
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ways t he best part.because
everyonetspsychedtodo
well.Onceourperformanoels
over,yelllngoutbandcheers
k.eepusmot.lva.tedtohearour
gre:atresult.s,-saldLauren
Nelson,who plays l.het.enor
sa.xlntheband
Not.onlydldthebandoom·
pet.etnma.nyloca.loompetltions.theya.Lsohadtheopportunlt,ytotraveltoLondonand
perform In I.he New Year's
Day Para.de
Hlnall,lthoughtweha.dan
awesome show and wo rk ed
~~~t ~aro ~l~:~e:!1~:t~~~
TI1Cord1CStm,
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directed by Mr.
Ortega,enjoyedn
s11ccessf11llj('flr1111d
pcrfom1crlm11ny
so11gs,inc/11di11g
"A ve Maria" and
"Co11cert0Gra:;soi11
Gmnjor, Op.6,
No.1," wl1id1
i11cludalsoloists
EmilyN!attson, Srotl
Fischer,andOlllrlie
Tyln-.
WHAT
You
Is
BEST
MEMORY OF
CHOIR?
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Choir
Singing for Dreams to Come
'fotncei~·~hZ
mixed
ehorus
advanced
women's
chorus
barbershop
quartet
:~~~:,~~ ::~7oe::1:~
wewcnttoNewYorkfora
tourandwe spentadayin
Chioatown.Espedally when
theyweresellingfrogs outln
~~~o~.forpeopletobuy
madrlgall!"'8N
1X*9befo,..,l.helr
per!onnanoe
Pet.er D&ggar wa!t
rorthe!rnext sont
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"l lovedfreshmangirls'chorusfortheatmosphere;wehad
about20girlsandwewere
dose-almostfamily·ish. ~
·Joanna Bymt
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What comes to mind when you think of t.he word, guidance? Some Lh1nk of
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people who help them, a.nd many other classmates make l&st minute changes 1
their curriculum fortheyearorthequart.ertobettersult.thelrneeds
Counselorsalsohelpstudent.sple.nforoonege&ndt.heupcomlngyear,&nd
celveUt.tlecred.itforwhat.theydoforthem
Mr. za.nno said, -1 worked with students after school when I wa.s a Spantsl
teacher. So when I went to get my masters degree, I wanted to keep worklnf vlth
students. So, I took student counseling as my major.·
Student Ma.re Millet sa.td, ·The counselors have helped me make special a.r nge.
ment.slnsomeofmycla.saes.~
00
~hlsonly
goes to show how fart.he people In gu!de.noewHJ goto help stude .s
However, some student.a seem clueless as to how gulda.nce can help Lhem. Whal
\stheguldancedepart.ment? OuldanoeDepart.ment? Oh, um, I know they a 11.be
peoplet.hatputmeinclasses,-sa.1dJeffDunla.o
•A1J ln&ll. guldanoeca.n be summartzedasbeinglnvo\ved w\Lh personal,
cl.emtc, oonegeancl. ca.reercounseUng,- sa1c1. Mr. zarnno
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Tuesday before Ash
Wec:tnead&,y. TheOerma.n
student.a oelebra.ted by
ma.klngma.sksa.ndoos-
t~~:u8:1!~:~1ng
ot!ebl'&l.edChrlatmU
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t.&n~p&rt.of~Oerman
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f oPeign La nguageRocks
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WHO IS YOUR
FAVORI TE
llMAI II.I.DE YOU !AH
(MJL00EVELOP!\ENT7
Working with children helpsprepa.reforthefuture.Chllddevelopment l. "\
classth&tt.ea.chesa.boutthest.a.gesofdevelopment, fromanewborntothe geor
~~~lt~~ t.his class, students get Into det.a.11 a.bout how the children a.ct., and •Lan
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"lt."sfuntoplay wltht.hepreschoolers,andit'snloetohaveyoungerch, ren
=~~~It shows you how to take ca.re of kids when you have them," said
rin
About a month Into the course, chl\cl.ren from the ages 3 ·5 oome to Wes1 or
C&stlePreschool. Thest.udent.swhotakethtsclassreall,yertjoypLa.ylngai
gett!ngtoknowthepreschoolers
-w.. L&ndl'yi.aCf'e&tlaaeher.
and-Lngt.b•kldslnUMI
hallwt.ywhllnlhadole.A."
~~oo~forwa.rdtooomlngtoclassandbelngab\etoplaywitht.hekld
'said
w!r~~:0:i::"r:!!'1o~~:;~~~:a~~: ~~~~l~:":re=~:~
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Jai
ChlldDevelopment.lsagreatclasst.hatprepa.resyou for the future
"Thislsthemostva!uab\eclassbecause!tprepa.resyouforyourmost
t.a.ntjobofyou ure-pa.renting,Msald Ma. Landry
Most Im ortant Job for the fut
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DEVfLOPMENTHELP
VOUINTHEFUTURE?
'l'hemurmurlnl[ofvoloea,wrnlngpagea,andh~rttulalghalndloe.t.eUlel!:ngllllhdepaM.menl
HOW
DO
FEEL
YOU
THE
ENGLISH
DEPARTMENT
AL L OWS
TO
YOU
EXPRESS
YOURSELF?
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mlsalon, They wm oombl ne I.heir keen lnt.e!lec:U: and 1uper br&lna to ensure the ac&dernlc S&fe• or
lll:ngllllh •ti.Idem.. 11.llke 'l'he excitenlflnt &lone lll almOlltenough to at.eerone tnw 11.ur.a.chlngca1• r
AcwalJ,y,U...p1&nlllto"revlaea.n<.1...i1gn•t11eeurnculumwlUllnUMln.uttwoy6!U"!I """' JiJlll 1
Mr_ Ri<::hmond.thollheadorU...d&p&r1.ment."1'hereaUgnmentofU\e!ngll.thDepa.r\menteum 111111
wlll llllow&nopportunlt,yforWMo.cheratolookatnewm&Lerlalll, .. w..llaatalkaboutbest.lru ucUOn&lpract.1ooeforl.eaeh1ngl'!ng1lahaLOlenbudW,..,High8chool."
lnt.MthemeofcbAnge,Uu!departmentllloonUnulnlllt.elnt.ellecwalraml)ll(ebymovlngA1 -rtca:;
IJ\el'&l.uretoU...Junlorl&velaaama.nd&toryclaas
Thlsyea.r.l.heF.ngUahOepilll'l.lnentlefortun&i.eenouchwbe(rwedwll.ht.heprwenceoft
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~ra.Ma.Nytl'SOll.h.ap&l1.-tlm1118M:herl&al.yu.r,lllcuM"9nl.b't.each!ngC1-1.lv11Wr1Ung,
r-i.
<:A118Wdl... &ndSophomorel!:ng\l.ah
Ma. Ny8806hlsMUustlngnloe\ytothealt.e...UOnlnl'>erQ11..-r.-ll\fl&a Slleel\)oysLh111.ln Jpe:l
w!t.h her stud8nlA She Sii.ki, ·while Ill hU ~nl ch&llenglllfl to &c\IUSI. tot.he mulU..tlmenu .U nt
ofateM:her,watchlnfla&tudentexperlfln.oeaneplpti.an,yrnakeslt&ll wor\h IV
Mr. l'ox. on Ule other hand. !e br&nd new to Weel., and I• t.he masl.enn!nd bel'l.!nd lnLl"Qd1 Ion Ill
Tllelt.Lre.SenlorCompo11ILlon,ILlKIEnflllah 311onora. lnreg&rdt.ohl1expeMenoel.e&Ch1ngEn sh11
Wer1t. he11ald. ·1thas~n&grea.t.dlaoovery pl'llOlla8worklngwlt.ht.hel':ncJlah311onora.e> or!°'
theHrltlshmasl.erafrom Beowi•lftopMW!lnt, LOngllveBeowuln"
You are cordially invited to the English p
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Pai.Jensen.Jerry [)
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Top Ten Favorite Classes
1 English
6 French
2 History
7 Theater
3 Geometry 8Gym
4Biology
9 Speech
5 Spanish
10 Keyboarding
150 West students surveyed
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frahm:onycar .
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Tech S.1u•1 I: M rs. l.1un,.: (l·•>U11<kr •0<.l Chw-\X om3n). t-.~1t· John'<Jll (l'..,<1<km ~M1L . 2fMI:?}, 1\r1<lrc" \'crpr~. M•i: R<")C~. Mike 1'.J.:u\·cn
l'"'>1tkm:?IW12-200l),'i')kr T ufano
"The1\.Me meet<! ror m.ui
t.N.m alw1.y1 give me good
Doyoueajoyhardmathproblemsandworklng!ngroupst.ogetpolnt.sforyou
team? lf so, you might consider giving math team a shot
Thtsgroupofstudent.smeet.severyWeclnesda.ya.fterschooltogetreadyfo1
three major competitions within the school year. The team conslst.s of five frt h
men, six sophomores. nvejunlors.andfoursentors
When Shara Djendi was a..sked why she Ukecl going to ma.th compeUUons. sh
said, · 1 rea.llyeajoythecompet.IUonsbeca.use!tglvesyouachancetoflrstf<X SOii
yourselfandyourlndlvldualscore.andseoond.t.heteamoompet.ltlonsarea.Jr or
funbeca.useeveryonework:stogethera.sonea.ndgetsmathproblemsa.ooom
pllshed."
Corinne Holden said she likes the mat.h team because she can hang out wit.I
frlendsa.ndchallengeherselfbyoomplet.lngunusual math problems
Marjorie Olla.yos said. "The focus of the club Is not a.bout how m~ problei :J
youget.rlght,buttha.tmathlsfun."
A.lthoughallmemberssa.ldtheyeajoyedmathtea.m,theyalsofelttheyn6{
more participation
sa.;dw~~:;;em:o'!e':°plel A five person "eight person" team just doesn't cut .•
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Key club Is what you want to be lnvovled In The members help < Lt In
the loca.I area a.nd do many community service projects
The club a.ccompllshed ma.ny projects this year. One notable one ould
be they helped In a. pa.ra.olymplc basket.ball game. They also did the 'AS
walk, a. dist.Met convention. costume dMve, communi. ty a.rt partners, ~
collection for Red Cross, &nd Sunrise nail painting
This year, Key Club had many memorable moments from the
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m~o~::yr~sb e~ry
~[~~~lt~h~~~es:e~~~~p~ea.~h~~ha : &a;
have two new sponsol'S Miss Johnson a.nd M.r s. MUler. Since this l the
clubs second year, they a.re able t..o build off of last. year's base, an engage In many more new project.a
Key club Is t.he club t..o joln If you want. t.o be Involved wit.h your :>mmunit.y and want. t.o help out. ell.her your t.own or help out people.
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Club meets every Tuesday morning at 7a.m In the upper aud.1t.orlur
Come and join t.he fun
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Pa.raolymplc Basketball game
alt. was great to wa.t.ch the West kids play basketball a.ga.Lnst the 1 tleel·
cha.l.r t.eam . The wheelcha.Ir team was a.ma.zing, and the money we ::Used
from this event.covered part of the cost. fort.he team to attend the heeJ.
~~~n~~.etba.ll Nationa.Is , ~ sa.Id Key Club publicity person, BMtt.a.J
~.:n~1:.8 cl~=~~. ::::S wlWl Ill• date
Topics
Discussed at
Model UN:
·Genetic Cloning
-Israeli /
Palestinian Conflict
·Mental Health
-Illlcit Diamond
Tra.de 1n Sierra
Leone
-Chechnya
-Aills Problem
11.AYOOODBYW Abb.)I Boband!lll.nt.Verpratalte
· Bonding and lnside
Jokes
· TravelU.ng to cool
cities (Boston and San
Francisco)
· Learning to sound
intelligent with phrases
llke"moderated.
caucus" and "point of
inquiry"
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Target Success
Activlties:
June: Lake
Geneva.
Weekend Retreat
September:
Video Scavenger
Hunt
October: Cookout a.nd Outdoor
Paired for Success
le;~~i;i:ig ~a~~:u::~~~:~cr::it~:S~:n~'.~=~~co~~:~~h;:
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beenLherebefore. But whataboutstart.lnghlghschool?
Enter Target Success . This mentoring program pairs 30 Incoming freshme wttll
Junlororseruormentor,maklngLhea(ijustmenttohighschooJLhatmuchea er.
·TargetSucoess!sagreatopport.unltytoreachouttothe incomingfreshl' •nan:
~on them,· said senior Merrln Permut. •Plus our weekend ~
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'J'he•weekendescape· was a three·day retreatataLakeQenevaresort.
Putlntot.ea.mswlththeirpartner, memberspartlcipa.tedlnteam·bulldlnga
andch.allengtngproblem-solvlngexerctses, bothofwhlchbroughtthemclos<
gether
·Thegoa.lofTargetSuccess lstogtvefreshmenposltlvehlghschool role
and mentors, - said senior Bara Vergara. When asked If the administration 1
jobofpalringpa.rt.nerstogether,freshmanDanaSt.Plerresald,·Weallb&s
along.Throughouttheyear,TargetSuccesssponsoredmonth!yeventstokeept!
nersintouch. ·wedldavldeosca.venger huntlntheschool. .. ltwa.srealJy t
hadtogoto t he Drlver'sEdroomandslngthe'TheWheelsontheBus'and
to play. Instruments In the Band Room: said freshman Dana St . Pier re. ·Ti
::u~~ when someone had to drink a can of pop and the s pit Into someom
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llBACHrORITI Caa1!el'Letcher.
Pal.Ile Wllll&m1. ~ Kat.le Sinew r-
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Activities
Continued:
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WHAT WAS
YOUR
FAVORITE
PART OF
BEING WITH
STUDENT
COUNCIL?
Student Council is a club that Is behind some of what happens J
~re
at school. The club holds meetings every other week to plan evei :..s
such as homecoming, Turkey Trot, t.ea.cher a.ppreciaton week, the
Erin- Go- Breakfast, ans spirit weeks.
Another big contribution that student council made was the aid .n
helping change some school rules .
"Student council has worked a.gain to get the music playing tn
le
halls . We have also had cllscusslons w1th the a.dm.1n1stration abo t
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prom In April
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However many senJors rea.lized nothing could bf
done
spite of problems such as floodin g in the gym, and prom Ir
ApMl, we still had a great year " said Liz Draths
~1n
t
~YTllOT
nf
n ii
Tyler Hesllng& Chrll OOorman get
thefallton;nMl.hl1annualevent
~ether In
8COOPTHJ8 Don Pydo
Joyce11erveloecre&m
n11.i.
1 1.M
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:cLOWNIN' AROUND
I
I
S•udontsfocS•udonts"&wayt.opromot.o&drug&nd
a.loohol free llfest.yle. The students Involved In this
program were a.II a.ware or the problem and the addiction
that
drugs can cause
Lim~~-
Ross, advisor.
said,~
Students can join at any
Thlsclublsbest.knowforthelrprogram,ClownB
Aga.lnstDrugs. ltlsaprogramwherestudentsgoto
looa13rdgradeschoolcl&ssese.ndtalka.boutsubsta.nce
abusea.ndma.klnggoodcholoes. Studentsa.rea.Iso
enooura.gedtollvea.hea.lthyllfestyle.ltlsaprogr&m
operat.edbyt.eensandsupport.edbyadults.ln
Olenbard's mostrooentevent, the homecoming parade,
Clowns Against Drugs won t he best float
O\lda.Ross,dlrectorofStudentsforStudentssa.ld"We
wa.nt.edtosendouta.messagetothecommunityabout
howlmport.a.ntltlst.oleadadrug-freelike. Students for
Students felt very proud, honored, a.ndthMlledwhenwe
wona.prlzeforoureffort.s. Wefeltthatwemustha.ve
rea.chedsomemJndsaboutst.aytngctrug-free."
PLOATINO AWAY .... B~udent.aror8tu<111nu
out.a!&rnl!ngnoat.a
a bowotrthe!r
ACTIVITIES OF
STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS
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2. )
3 .)
4 .)
5 .)
6 .)
7 .)
8 .)
Clowns Against Drugs
Red Ribbon week
Homecoming parade
Post Prom
Prom Promise
Tobacco preven tion
Live Life Well week
Exit with pride
l'orthose evenremote\yent.hU!l&aUcabout wrlu ng, t heHyunWum\a&Uter&rymag&zlnedOO <\$d•
the nur!.llrlng of a varlel.y of t.&lente. Student.II 1ubmlt their work, which lat.hen crlUqued by By UJl.l<11
membere,andµoulb\yeelect.edart.ernveHpera1.e.....,i1ng./crllJQues,eru1Urlng anex posure t &wldt
~geoft.aala.
WHILE CR! TI QUI NG,
WHAT SORT
OF PIECES
ARE YOU
DRAWN TO?
Theflnl1hl!dprodud.111.a.nglbleev101mcethal.1tuden1.11aree&~leofoomposLnc
WHAT DID YOU
11y.,..roff\gurlngoutwhaLlam11up~1.0doM.)lrol8haalnclu<ledwllt.ctungandglvlnglnpuU.l. 1
..ur.,.
p1U1.1Clpating In wrll.lng workshOpe, maldng sure l«l'N on traek wlt.h money and deadll.....,.,
st.ud8nta do t.h8 wrll.lng worl<lhops, crlllqulng. and i.yout, I.hey make the maguine h.ap1J8n •
Byzanl.lumlsawlndo•ofoppo!'l.unlt,yforwrllera\.Ob8arthelr-.ilsa.odoplnlonll,andlsl0Dl<
11Wdentarespood\.08nt.hu11iaat.lo&ll,y;.....::hyeartheByzanl.lum NCelvt111hundred.aof1ubmLas•
Ny.aahspealulh!C)llyofthemaga.Une,lll&Llng.·1t civesthewrll.81't1&re&laudl8!10!landm..
W8doto8ng1!1hcl&88moremeanlndul"
BoUl the lltaff and 11poneor wa.otthe 1tudent.111.0 know they lll'fl proudofU..... who IOOll the 11t8J>
.c. . .'1111
•lntlll
PERFORMANCES
IN PAGE TO
11. Ill
• wlll:
STAGE?
U1elrwork.loruwrey.,..r1.theyhope\.O....,a.r>even~roumberofltudenta\.llll8a.r>mig&r
Pf'Olll.
ieMll.
byov"room1ngthe!rdoubl.a,andl.llklngl.her11k The wrluenwordllUieoommunlc&l.IOnoft.he
1tO!I181.hlnt we want t.o...., more of al. West
Byzantium - the briar patch for writi
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"l'mdrawntopt-~l.&ke
r1Ue . lt'1o1\enrMllyh&.rdt.o
nru1un1queut.erawre.and
~U...C.U...tobeorlalnal
aremyravorlt.w."
.Jmi..Wletlnt
( tenlor)
uniqr.
oompLl&Llonofbeau1.y,balM!denUrelyonl.llewr1u.enword
Th&cornll\f!Of1.newachool}'""'rbrought1bo\ltl,...,lt&tllech.r.nge,lncludlnta.newspc-:orr.
Byz&n\.lum . Through I.he guld&noll 1mJ)OMd from the &l.udent membert1 and ~ers, she h.u rrui ICJMl•
111.1COONf\lll,ymak8t.h8tr&mll.IOn!n1.0herpo11ll.IOn ll"f&rdlngh8rfil'lltlerm. Ms. N~sa,ys, • '1 t..
,..
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Ii'\/
.
11-ut,.101- Th&-and•t,__1uachedto K.lt.U1Nt. 8 romann'1
U\.eMU;'oomml1.m<1n1aa.rerespona.lblefort>erfearofdevelopln(any
elgraofpremat.ureaglng. Don't wOTT)'dMr,UloM..-en'twr1nklH,
juatl&Uflhllnee;youlook a.baolu\.e\ymuvolo\19.
· 1 par1.1ouw1yu11:1t.t1ehumor-
ou./11&Uraoalpt-,b\J.tlnnd
myeelfr$1&1.1nt:to0108tplooee.
1\noel.hey'rewrltt.enbytee1'lt4·
•-vedThOllOlt.••. The1!n!st.e r 1l.lll>09ofAm&nd&Bchrelberglvea
lmp\IC&tJona1.0thepoaalblUl.yofheri:-t1!141ahldd8nagend&. Could
ltbeaabol.llget.otheByunl.lum,worldwtde&ff&IN,orll1hejullt
OllouLal.lnghow\on(1tt.ookl.Obraldherlllllr9
lllbS
THINK OF THE
WHAT ARE
TOADIES IN
CHARGE OF
DOING?
Lighting
Sound Systems
Stage Preparation
JUSTCHILLDfGWITKTJm
801"111 U lk<! Welnst.ock.Jeff
tf(lleon.and .Juon 8ba1ton l.alte
llOltl(ldown Llme fortlle maelv•
durtng 1.hecoureeoft.he!rtiu.y
"Tryyourhardestandncvcr
give up "
TOADIES
Behind the Curtains...
What do you get when you give I l 0% of your effort without asking for credit T!l
hardwo rkingcrewofToad!esofcoursel Membersdoexactlyth11.t.byt.aklngca Jof
thellghtsandcarnera,a.ndleavlngthea.ctlonuptotheper formers
So where ex actly did the name oft.his club KToadles" originate from? It's r 'lip~
MWell, back lntheda.y, wa.ybeforelbeca.methesponsor, they were called
'RO&dles.' But the "I" wa.s Mght next tot.he ·R' ont.he keyboa.rO, a.ndthey nr
start.edoffbe!nga.noffsetoft.heatre.soltwa.sjustnaturalthattheywouldl
called Toadies," sa.ld Mr. Mat.z. the current sponsor.
Behlndthesoones.the Toadles crewlsama,Jorpa.rt tneventssuchaspla.y
stage performances, concerts. etc. They a.re Involved In controlling the lighl and
sound!ntheseeventa. "Irthe rearen'tanyglitcheslnanythlngotherthan t1
act.Ing. It goes unrecognized. butlf somet.hlngdoesn'tgoaccordlngtoplan, w wlli
hear about It,· said Mr. Matz about the Toadies· acknowledgment
"I really er\joy worklngw!th this group of people," said Bobby Bryan . Eve
thoughsometlmestheydon"treoe!vet.hecredlttheydeserve,theylearnnew hi~
at every rehearsala.ndwork hardtoga!neveryounooofrespecttheyca.n. ' 11.sls
agrou p ofdedlcatedkidsthater\joywhat theydoandgettheopportunlty to iake
alltt!emoneyonthesldewhiledo!ngtt
P IUCTICllTO P llR.PllCTION. AN.le Teum &n
look1011wlU.h lsToad1<1memlle,..M th11
work outth01bugs
ll&Al.&DWlTHAKIM,
U lchael Welnatock oontJnu•
IOdohUijob.even • lt.h1.he
dlnracuonaluck)' glrllef\
AND MUCH
MORE!
orchesis
Statlsllcs of careers In the fle!da or ma.th, sclenoe. and technology are ctea.rlv ma.It
DID YOU KNOW
dominated. WIMS ( Women ln Math and SClence) Is a new club thls year formed for tt ,
I
Women
In
Math&
Science
~~~h~~l~~~!i~: the knowledge about the opport.unltles for women ln math, sch cce,
THAT FEMALES •••
Working t.o support and ment.or women In such fields, W!MS's a.ctlvltles Include jol
sh.ad.owing, speakers, slt.e visit.a. tra.!nlngopportunltles. oompetltlons. erea.tlngand m In
::~~a club wabslte, and ma.king elect.ronlc oonnect.lons with similar groups around .he
Represent only l 7%of
computer science advanced
placement test takers, a.nd
less than one in ten of
thosea.reta.kingthecom
put.er science AB4 test (the
highest computer science
test in the college boards
advanced placement pro-
~~r:~R::~:F='.~~~;::~~i~L~~~~~~~;:l~~~:a~~ ~!i~e:
Porsomepeople,WlM.Sma,yseemUkeablgjoke,butltlsreal\yagrea.t.expeMenc
8
•
for
;:u:~~~~=d~;?lr:::~~~~~l~t~~~~~:~y=~::~·:I:~:;:: :
club
8'11JO.~
c!u~~~e;n=~r:~~l~~:r:e"n :~a: ~~i:r:= ~~i:~ t~~= ::~e down and
wan=':.,~~~C: :e ~=~;e~n11dh~I~~U\~1 ~!~~!~~1~1~~8:°~r ~':s~~ ~=l=.s
gram)?
Ln
:-.
Ukebe1ngtnWIMS. lt.'sfunandwehs.voareaUygoodgroupofgtr!s."
Here·st.heproblem: Moret.hanoneh&lfofeverybodywhousest.he!nt.ernet\sfer de
yet 20 peroent. (s. dismal minority ) of all oomputer t.echnology workers are women
"WIMS\sareallygoodclub. lt.'salsogreatbec&usethemeetlngeare!nt.hemornl gu:
~l:~ are an athlete, you won't. mies s.n,y of your pract.!oee or games.· said M&rjOM(
8
There are two things that WIMS did that were really lnt.erest\ng. One of them wa.: w~
theydldt.heBorOe1'sgtftwrs.pplngfund1•s.!ser. ·wewenttoBordel'sandwrappedgt sfcr
people.· said Elizabeth Fosslen. Theotherth!ngt.hs.tsomeofthem did ws.sgotoat gt
:2:~::::~;~:e~~~te women out there who are Interest.eel In mat.h. scleflC<
Women WhoTakeControl
WOMZNBULI:!
Hi=s
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~ lflOHTI
:o:~::e~~~~~~ti~~k ~~':~:;:i~u~~~r:;~ tutu:~~=n:.~~~ 0n~r~'!~=~re~~h~=-=0~;1~onon
Ma.Me Hoffmann. Janis Lee, Emma. Washer, Mrs. Ellen I.Jung, Katrina. Broma.n.
Eliza.bet.h Possllen, Na.zia.Ba.rba.. Front.row: Courtney Ca.rs.pell.a., BMtta.ey Bette
La.uren Deger, Eliza.beth Drat.ha, Ka.t!eVlsoo, La.uren Rlt.scha.rd, Divya.Ra.dha.rl
Working
Women In
Math&
Science
Can't
We All Just Get Along, ~
Now
AND
A
WORD FROM
THE
"(Theo.,yorsnence) wu
everyone else should
1hut.-up&Ddl1nen.·
-Ol"llf:TholllU
WHY DID YOU JOIN
SCHOLASTIC BOWL?
Asstudentstrs.velthroughschool,
ma.nyofthema.cqulreknowled.geths.twlllbe
utt.erlyuselessfortherestofthelrllves
This ls where Scholastic Bowloomes In
Thoughltlacksthegls.mourofpreu,y
mucha.n,ythingelse. ltmakesuprorltwlth
thesa.tlsfact.1onofprovlngtheslzeofone'11
body of pointless knowledge. A s David Lefl.y
putlt,"lt'snot.aboutprestlge,lt'11about
winning. Well, that and Jimmy John's. ·
Whl\esomeot.herl.6&msstudyt.op\cs
thatoomeuporten.llkeBhakespeare·spla,ys
orfamouss.M.lsts,the Westl.6&m prefe rs to
t.estthelrownknowledgewlthouttheeffort.
ofstud,y!ng. ·rromourpolntofvlew. st.ud.Y·
lnglsesi;entlallyl.hesame&ScheiuJngat
cards. lnbot.h,youaretrytngtocha.ngewhat
you really have\nordertowln.· said Karl
Welntraubofthet.eam"s philosophy
Thest.arofthet.ea.rnt.hlsyes.rwas,
wl\.houtadoubt. Dave Duszynski. whose
knowled.geofl!terat.ure was s.gres.tM:tvan·
t.agetothet.ea.mthroughouttheseason. In
addlt!on. hewasoneofthepr!memot I&·
tlonalfactorstngettlngo\.herteamm nbt
topractlcesandmeets
..
_:,~ ~~:.':.'.".:::,;":.~= :·~
la.rgert.ea.rntherethantnprevlOWJY•
Hi s ma.in Innovation was the Jimmy ,
runonthewaytomeets. Hehasalso
att.empUngtom.a.ke!.hei.eammore oo
tlvebychangtngLhel.a.ld-be.ckattltud•
BOWL?
&nd•J)Md.QuMl.lo,..oomefl'om
everythlnCfl'oml.he&1'1.ofthe
MlddleAf!Uto"oul'f'flnteventa."
or,mOl'800l'f'8CIJy,tbe.._nt
put,1lnoelD09torth1Q\lffl.lon.
werewMwmunderthethre&tor
t.heY2Kbug.Thel'Cl&l'etWOtyl'.*I
orquesUon. , tou·upquesUon.and
bon\1189. P'Or tollll·upt, the loclr.O\I~
1,Yet.emoom1111!ntoplay.ltlll1
•lmpllnedvel'ILonorthe.Jeopr.rd,y
pod!umetheteound8ab\luere.nd
llghtat.hel.l.gMLnfl'ontorthen,..t
pereontohltt.helrb\luer,&nd
t.henpl'8vent1 everyoneei.errom
1>uzz1nc1nunU!the•y1temlll
cleared by I.he optrMOr. The n ... ~
pereontobuzzLngetatooh&noeto
an."rU!etollll·up,andt.enpolnta
Lftheyare9\IOON.lll'Ul.lfoneteam
aruiwer.thetou·up,theyget.the
nl'ltoh&ll09to1n11werthebonU8,
aqUNUOnw1t.b.t.b.reetonveparq,
wort.htwen~potntalntoW.lthat
tbeeDtll'Clteamoanoonl'eron
beforean.-Mng.Aftert.hin,y
qUNtlo,..ycuhave&Scbolutlc
Sowl oompet!Uon
BREAK
,ru;~
DANCE
l'I
'8ell
LJ&
llll(
Beca.useofhlsleadershlp,thef1 u!'I
thei.eamlslooklngup,asthetea.m hs
generally beenabletodofa.!rlywell • I.ti
Uttleeffort.beyondtheb&remlnlmun of
showtngupooeaslon.&lly. So. wH.h a.I t.ter
workethlo t.heteamoould havel.he1 t.ern.
to bes. seMous oontender. Speaking I ~ tb
gradus.Ungsen1ora,D&veDuszynsk1 I.Id.
"Whllewemournthepasslng on of ie
t.ruly lazy tea.ms lnexlst.enoe, weals wt.It
theteamt.hebestoflucklntheyes.1 to
Bowling, Sans Pins
in&8oholNU08owLCompeUt1<m,
twO!a&m9&1'9pli.t.edacainat...:h
otherlll&bru1&1testofknowledfl
t. I
LINGO:
Cricket
Cn.bs
lbnd~lidcs
All theWorld's a Stag(~
1
Where can new worlds be created within two months? Where can you be t.&I rn ~
a. fairy ta.le kingdom, a New York Mansion, and a Puritan I.own without leavln ta
Club Spons or:
M r. Fox
Assistant:
Mr. Richmond
Tech Director:
M r. Matz
~
~
President:
Abby Bob
Vice President:
Jordan Mandel
Treasurer:
school? Ent.er the Theatre, a.ndthatworldwlllcomeallve
"'rheatre Is fun because you get to suspend reality for a period of time," sa.l
Junior Jordan Mandel. "We can all use an escape from life once In a while."
TheThesptanTroupeor g&nlzesawh!rlw\ndofact!vltles, rrompa.rt.!esto
fundra.lserstoOlenstock,and!tsmemberspartlclpa.t.elnthethea.treproc1uctlc s
throughoutt.heyear.
"Ptcnlcatthe endoftheyear\soneofthebesteventsbecausenewlnducte s
have to perform a talent," said sophomore David DeMuro. ~Jello-wrest.Ung, fr i.lcy
flexibility, they'realwa.yshll&rlous."
lnvolvementln'I'heatrelsalmostalwa.ysregardeda.saposltlveexpeMence
:.~~ ::~~ : : cs:a°ww, thespians s.a.y that. a certain comrader!e develops b
~0o1ng Theatre wa.s a big change for me," said senior Kim Downes. "I rea.ll like
therela.xed,cooperat.tveat.mosphereandthefreectoml'mgtventoexplorem.' OWll
charact.er&nda.cttngcholoes."
Astheyearca.met.oaclose. many weresadt.oseethesenlorsgo. Howeve1 tJle
'I'hesplans &greed, ~'!'he show must go on.~
ALWAYSINTmnl LlzWelker
11.ndZachDunh&m.Hr&n&deUle
&udlenceduflngthefa.Jlm usl
oaJ,"Or>0eUponaMau...,..·
BBSTPACBJl'ORWAall
l'!llzabeUl CoL&ngeloa~ tter
"ltusband"ad!l'\Yloolr.dur!ll(
Ulewlnteroomed,y"Rumo... •
Kar!
Christiansen
Secrata.ry:
11
Llsa ZB€r0ba
Publicity:
Rachel Austin
& Michael
Weinstock
Historian:
Kristtana
Molitor
Social Events:
Aimee
La..mereaux
Club Rep:
Amber Mack
Freshman Rep:
Stephanie
Turza
Theatre
FestlyA.)
Every January,
Theatre kids f rom
around the state
gather to view
shows, perform,
and attend workshops ln theater
a.cttv1tles.Itlsa.Iso
the t!me whenthe
(~
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'
COl'X1JM5PAllADll Ol<vtdDeMuro,AbbyBob,LlzWelkar,
Stac;y(k,,ylord,All.,yColton.andLaurauana1n1oompe1.e1n
acutp&tt,yOOlltumeoont.NtenUIJed.: •Wllal.ISUMUgllest
OutMt't'"Caatpart!e.are&Umeforallwhoworkedona
ahowtooalebrateUle!rach!evemen~andcutlooee
All·State Prod.UC·
tlonJs performed
for a. large aud.1·
ence. Congratulations to all of our
All-Stat.era:
Kristia.na.Molltor,
Peter Dagger, Andi
Freerksen, Kate
O'Connor and Mike
Welnstookll
WHAT DO
YO U ENJOY THE
MOST
ABOUT
HOCKEY?
Blades of Steel
Cl b
U
Med
Hard hiU.lnga.ctionl Eventhought.heoond!tlonswereoold. Glengard's hockr
team found we.,ys to scorch the competition
'l'he 200 I 02002 Olen bard vars!t.y hockey team finished their most succes ul
:::: ,,>;,~ ~.;-:;~..: ~~ ;:i:~~i:~:.~::;; ::k~;~.~.lnw~: ;,~:;:,
f~~h~orr:,:. .v:!,~~J:;~~::Mstlcs that our team had wa.s we did not t.a.k
;:.,,
p!onshl p crown
'!'he Glenbard team was composed of people from all back grounds. The U
potential for
"We'reupat7:16everyot.herWednescta.y
morningplannlngfleldt.rlpsand
drives,"sa.ld
Hoshnl Patel DuMngthecourseofLheyear,CJubMedhasaccompllshed a number of things. Their most credible ha.cl to be their collection d rive for
Po pt.ops to support Ronald McDonald houses for families of
sick ch.lldren
extreme~
::~~:~u~~":::;:;:~.:'i'';.~"~h::;v.,:u~~·~:;,:',;,~:" "m• making J>O•te~"'
~-H-O_W_D_O_E_S--, :~~t~~st.oy~~;r:-es:~:~~~~~r~~a~nt; :i:~d ~~~ ~~!t':;!:!'~:i~:~ds
Helplngha.slt.sbeneflt.stool Club Med frequentl,ygoesonfleldtr!psa.swell
;rap
I
m
was very unique oomparea to other tea.ms because they had many wen sk.11 .I
(
L U B ME D
pla.yers Including Billy M urphy, Mike Pina, John Simon, and Biil Bush
On top of this, the coaching staff for the Olenbard Hockey team was ver} trong
beca.useallofthecoacheswereex-hockeyplayers
Even the JV team eajoyed a gl'eat season having a 9 ·9 · I record while al[
earning fourth pla.oe In the 2002 Combined JV High School Team Playoffs
GlenbardHockeyTeam
P.a.gertojumpsta.rtyourca.reerexperlence? Ifso,jolnlnga.groupsucha.sCJub
Medca.nbe veryhelpful,andawonderfullearningexpeMencel Whenentering
~1~1~ 1 ~~a:uat ::::~~t~:~:';1c!~= dedice.tion. but. also a
I
BET T ER
A
S T U D E N T AN D
p RE P ARE
HE L p
f QR
TH E
FUTURE ?
Club Med to get a better understanding of the medle&I field In general. M any of
the students t.hlnk I.his club gives a great Impression on oolleges. Also, being lnvolved really influences the decision or majoring I n a medical profession or not
e x ploMngmedlcaJ professions, worklnson servlceproJoots. andgettinsacqua.Lnt.ed
with the information In general. They have aocompllshed many things this year,
ancl look forw&rdtodotngtwlceasmuchnext yearl
YouP
•1ryouwantto~r!n
Ulemed!oaineld,UlL1club
lapl'Ol.l.,YheLp!'Ul.You
l'M!Wlo:racl.J,ywhat la
expected.from you by
oollegoal"
"'nutolub.....nytnforni.&
aboioe..!t•llowsror
lhar!nc&ndmeecJnf wlUl
acbe1'8wlUl11mltarp!8."
10
once they leave high school, and go off int.o the college world. So really, It helps
prepare for the future
Whtie be\118 a member or Club Med Is exciting, It can also be Import.ant to your
future career plans. It gives these students an extrajumpstart. when it comes to
f utuPe Mimde M a kePs
SOWTTLllTU11111, soMVCH
TO OO MB.&h!'Olnerrldes
e.loll(lnU1evan,l'O&d,yto
QUOTES
To CHEW
ON:
The Bard Strikes Back
Imagine a newspaper that Informs and entert.a.lns readers every month. 1 ,9
OlenBardschoolperiodlca.Jkeepstwothousa.ndreaderslnformedonupooml1 J
:i~:~ functlons. and entertains with a sharp wit only evident. wi t h t he Olen l&l"I!
8
This dream Is quickly beooming a reality with the hard wo r k and determlr
.uon
of The Glen B&rd'sadvlser, Mrs. Mitchell
he::h~~sn;~; easy going and helpful, - exclaimed Marissa Maler or t he BaN s
sh::-~!!8'it.hasbeen involved with the Olen Bard ne wspaper for one y ea r no .&Dl
WHO WOULD
YOU LI KE
TO SEE ON
THE COVER
OF THE
Thisyea.rtheOlenBardgota.new room to meet In. Theyshareitwithtt
stude ntoouncll. Theyalsogot.anewprlnteraawel\asanewlaptopand d It.al
camera. Thlslsdue\npart.totheOlenbard WestBoosters
"This has helpeclus t remendouslyw!thgett.l ngthlngs done moreeff!clent.1 ,"
said the grateful Mrs. Mlt.chell
Oneofthemostex perlenoeclwrltersonthest.a.fflsChr!sKim
• .... I'vechumedoutloadsofdrlvelfort.hewholeschoolt.oseel " saidChr Kl.1
The Olen Ba.rd ts away rorstudentst.osharethelrthoughts w!ththestu< nt
body
"I'dllket.ot.hankyou,
Remy, fo r never
beating U::.e~~ot out or
· 1 1ove t he freectomthat l havet.osaywhat l want , andl havea.Jwaysen •Yed
belngapart.ofaprooesswheretherelsatanglbleflnishedproduct ,"sa.Jd .J 1e
Urbanenthuslatlcally.
"lthinkthebestbetfor
a.ntnterviewwouldbe
theba.nd Horseoop.•
Wanna. ma.ke some money? lf the answer is yes, then coopera.tlve educat! n
isLhepla.ceforyou
Cooperat' veEducatlonlsaprogramt.hathelpastudentsmakethetrana\tio
from school lntotheworldofwork. Co·opglvesstudentsthecha.noetowor} &.nd
also receive a. weekly check. Ontopoftha.t, studentsrecelvethreecla.sscre !ts
towa.rdsgra.dua.tlon,a.longw!tha.nexcellentpa.rklngopportunlty
Theprogr&mconslstofthreepa.rt.s: classroom. instructlon,andonthejo'
tra.!nlng. Student.sgettochoosea.Jobofthelrcholooa.nd mustworka.na.ver ge
offtft.een hours of work for the cl.ass credits. Co-opprepa.resstudentsforrt I
llfesltua.t!ons,andtea.cheshowtoma.nagethe!rtlmewtsely
DECA tstheorganlza.tiontha.tco·op ls under. DECA stands for dlstrlbut 1e,
education, jobs of America; lthelpayoungpeopJeprepa.reforthefuture
lnordertojolnco·op,studentsmustflllouta.na.ppllcatlonlnt.hegu1da.noe
ornoe. Many students request early dlssmlssa.I to goto workea.rly. Student CM
takethlsprogra.monoeortwlooa.schoolyearfora.totalof 6credlt.s
Someofthejobstha.tCo·oplnvolvesa.rea.va.rtety ofcholoesfrom fll..'lt fo l
:'~ni;:s!~~~ to office bulldlfl8S. a.nd many more exciting things tha.t you lighl
MAKING THE GREENS
Te.klngpMdeinyourschoollsnotjustamat.t.erof
dressinguplnprotect.\veclothingandsmashlnglnto
otherpeop\elnfrontofscantll,ydressedgtrlsbounclng
and screaming. There are other. better ad.lusted, ways
topa.rtlclpat.einlnt.erscholastlcoompetttlon,suchas
~~~~w~~~I~~ ~~:::::e~! ~~::~v~o~~ Into
~!=~·~~~~then compete In ms.ny different events
Theevent.srelat.etoeverythtngfromphystcsto
geology,andaredlvldedbetweeneventswherescore!s
basedonquest!onsaakedduMngthecompet!tlonand
otherswherethegoal!stofabr!cat.edev!cesbeforethe
::i~~:t t~eu~t 1~;~~r:t~::C~~~~~~~~n~e~e~~ For
team members must build a water and air pressure
rocketoutofatwo-llt.erbottlethatwHlst.ayalort.forthe
longestposslbletlme.Therearealaoeventstocreat.ebalsa-woodalrplanes 11.nda
bung~:°:~h:S~w~~::a~t~~e s~~~~Zu:~~J,yt.sp~~~f~ ~~~
Unfortunately, this year they cl.id not make It to state. The team stlll en,IOyeJ t.b8
season. as Ishan Des&.! S&id, "It doesn't re&ll,y matt.er whether we win or Jose, 1~·5
~----~ alwaysfuntocompet.e."
SENIOR
COLOR GUARD ENJOYS SUCCESSFUL SEASON
1
lf you'veeverseenthefourthof
muslcallowedforadynamtcrout.inefor
pa.ra.de,attendedafootba.llg&me,
ne to one of the me.n,y pep rs.mes
est, then chances are you have
theoolor gua.rd
e color guard, le<l by art teacher,
Doyle, ls an auxil!ary unit t hat
theoolorguard,a.ndalsoaJlowedthem
to Incorporate some of the new equtpmentthegua.rdwa.sablet.oget
But It took hard wor k and lots and
lots of practice for the color guard to
pleceeverythingtogethera.ndlookgood.
orms w ith the marchtngba..nd In the
&nd ase.nlndependentunltlnthe
r. This yea r , t hough, the guard
not able to participate in any
r gual'd oompetltlons; but, they
&bletoel'\joyaverysuooessfulfall
n wtththemarch1ngband
nsldeMng we had a Jot of new
en, our show went very well,"
domorecomplexroutines
All the hard work a.nd preparation
showed In the gua.rct this year when
theyflnallyhltthemarchingf\elda.nd
gottooompete
"Myfavorltepartofoolorguardwere
the competitions-we got to perform to
·we ha.dearly practices and we were people who wanted to see us, unlike at
enoouragedt.opra.ct!ce athomeaswell," thefootba.llgameswherepeoplethere
said freshman gual'd member, Annie were there to see the game a.nd not
Rix
reallytoseetheba.nd,"saldfreshma.n
Another way some of the gual'd got Sara.h Hengesh
gearedupforthesea.sonwa.stoattend
Looklngbackonthesea.son,theoolor
FredJ.Mlller,aoolorguardcamp. The guard can proudly say they pushed
camp helped guard members out by themselvesa.sha.rda.stheyooulda.ndln
teaching them new routines and about the end saw results that they liked. For
miiiildlS'.~~:C~~l=!~S:a~t=:~~~~~ coo~:!otntoan~~:~~!r clin1ca and =/~:~allw~~
1
alongwlththefteldshow,wh1ch
learned that you have to believe In
=
h::::!t:~
thatmembersputforththissea.son
~§1~§1~:.~ ~~:::t:.g:tg; ~;;~;~~;..:;~;; ~~[@i€r~:::::: ~~§fJ~~isi:§
&ndOladrag&,"and"OetltOn,"all
lhegroup,Cha.se. The exhilarating
too learned aboutbellevtng In herself
alongwithleaMlin&thertfleandhowto
ths showlearnedqulckersoweoould
cleanitandlookourbest."
FOUNDER
OF CLUB
En:
CANDICE
MARR
Want To Teach?
Intereat.edinbeingateacher?
lfyouare,youshouldknowaboULthenewclubatwest t hlsyear ,CJubEd.
ResearchshowsthattheUS!s fa.ctnga.never·increaslngteachershoM.8€edue o
t.hegrowtngschoolagepopulat.ton,a.glngfaculty heading towards retirement. nd
t.he fa.ct. that. 40-60% of new t.eachers now leave the teaching profession with!•
thelrrlrstflveyearsofwork
That ls why M rs. l.jungstart.ed Club l'Jcl. This club gtves student.s lnterest.ed na
career lneducat!ontheopportunttytorea.clandd!scussarttcles,llstentospee.en.
Jooktntooonege programs, a.ndvolunteerfo r tutortnginorctertogetteachlnt
~;:i~.ence. Mrs. ltlung said, ·we have to at.tract new, good people and keep
Student.sthata.re!nterest.edtnbeingateachercan atte ndCiubEclmeetingr
before or after school In M rs. lijun g'sroom
'rhefounderofClubEd,C&ndlce Marr,sa!d, Kl we.nt.edt.oteach, a.ndslnoe t ach.
ershavea.grea.tinnuencet.osoma.ny, l thinkltlslmporta.ntt.olnformpeopl
~:~ t::u=~~: t.eachers. Hopefully, It can spark the Interest or some gree
seeSow~~~~.':'a:ln=~~
in being a teacher, look Into the new clu b, Club Ed, 1 id
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WBST'IPUTVJlBTBACHJ:IUl AmberPut.ney,C&nd!oeM&M",Joanne
Srune110,C&r!1JM1.Bllool.elll, AveryBn,yder,M ra. lJung. M .. u.
MoKenna,llndAnneKnudsentlllteat>realtdur!ngaclubmeeung
GIVDIGFUTtlll~Cm4
4DAllSTAaT. C&lldloe M...-r
andMl"Ol.14WIC&reUie
WHY
DID
You
Jo IN
CLUB
En?
TheJoy of Performing
Cheers or joy came back
phantvlctory.
t.o
West as the forensics team brought. home a trlum
As the !HSA Reginal Champions and IHSA Sectional Champions, the West
forensics team also took sixth in t.he st.ate compet.ltlons. Wlt.h t.hese wins, It's o
wonder why the team Is t.he pMde and joy of t.he school.
-u. was a successful sea.son filled with great team leadership," said Mr
Kolozl~
The team practiced hard and was rewarded wlt.h a great treasure
·we had one team meeting per week, but student.'3 p r acticed lnd!v\duall,y w11
~1:~~. ~: ~~~ ~:,~~~ ~~ ~~eL~~ ::rn~:e!ac~~:. also rehearsed on their
Sam Rosenbergexplatnedwhatrorens\cs!sllke: ·voubecomepartof asuccessful and creative oommunlty, whl\e learning how t.o oommunlcate.•
Kelly Hall took on t.he responslblUty or i.eam captain and was a state f!na\is
ShedescMbed herfavoMtepartofforenstcs: -Thepeoplearesowonderfull Tl
team ts really close and we help ea.ch ot.herout.I"
ov;::::~h!::'a~et. with at.her challenges ot.her t.han the oompetlt.!ons. but.
Ms.Johnsonsummar!zedtheyea.raa. "Anyt.hlngbuttheord!nary . anclyet
everyt.hlngthathasa.lwa.ysbeenOBWForenslcs"
fall Open House
A
NIGHT
SELL! SELL! BELLI These West
pa.rents try to sell West merchandise
~~t~~l ra.ngtng from t.-shirts to
''
Youcannotbringaboutprospcrity
by discouragingthrilt Youcannot
s1rc11111hc111hcwcakbywcakcningthc
strong. Youcannothclp1hcwagc
~c::;c;u~;n~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~::;:r
manbycocouragingclas.shatrcd
Youcanno•hclp•hcpoorbydcstroying the rich. You cannot keep ou~
:~~~,~~b{a~~~:i~d':~~c: :~
co11ragcby1akingawayman'si ni1iali>'Cand indcpendence. Youcanoot
help men pmnancmly by doing for
:::::~~~y0011ldandshoolddofo.-
-AbrahamLincoln
''
Manydifferentoolors, langua.gesand heMt.ages: onewouldthlnkthlswasad
~=~tl~~eof the United St.ates. But lt Is also a picture of what International c
b
Thegoaloflnternatlonalclubtstoget.thosepeopleofdlfferentcolors.lan
gua.ges.andbackgroundstogettoknoweachotherandthe!rcultures. But n >St
speclflcally.toletstudentsatWestgettogetherandhavesomefun
"The thing I like mostaboutlnternatlonalclublswegettomeetpooplefro all
around the world," said D!'vyaRadhari, atreasurerfortheclub
lntemationalClubgetstogetheraboutonceamonth. Theevent.sthatthe) lad
this year Include holiday part!es,eatlnga.t.aChlneserestaurant, golngbow\i i.
~: ~~~al~n~ati'ro~;ou~oth~!~~. part. or these trips, the club does candy
BOWL YOU. B'&Aml OUT
Dlvy•Ra.<thal'1r.ndParah
n..m&nlel\)oytJrnetogether
bowllllf a~ BruMwlok Bowl on
"My favorlteeventthlsyearwasgoingtotheChlneserestaurantbecause
wasthertrsttlmeJhadChlneserood," said RadhaM
"The most memorable thing we did this year was the Valentine's Day part.
explained Farah Daman!, the other treasurer forint.erna.t.lonal club
The club, which has about twenty members, plans on growing each year
"Thlsclublsforstudentswhoarelnterestedin world cultures. I want to
provldeopportunltiesforstudentstomootstudent.sfromother culturesand
funtogether."saldMs. B&Xter,clubsponsor
The club, wh.He still growing. seems t.o be mooting Its goals. Students are
lngfunandeajoylngthemselvesatalltheevent.s. Internatlonalclublsapl
~~r West students to learn about other cultures and eajoy themselves while 1
International Club
TlxmWOftm Ml.llJe!
OeL&Tl:lrre,Mal'beLIAMatUnei,
&nc1.l!INnRam~orderoneof
\es
•
Investment club is I'llil my Mr. Haake and it Is a club for kids that
want to learn how t.o invest their money In stocks, and other things
that ma.y increase money flow for them.
"The club meets before school and the students practice investing
their own money into stocks and other things like that," said Mr
Haake.
Right now investment club's portfolio is worth approximately
$12,000. It's basically a mutual fund from which students either
cash out their money when they graduate, or they keep investing for
as long as they want to.
"This year, we had a guest speaker come to share her knowledge
about the market. She was a stock broker,~ said Dave Lefty
Overall, students in the group are encouraged to make presentations on a regular basts about buying and selling stocks.
we
w·
e
Lng
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Investment Club
Movtes.decadentgoodles.andatMpt.othemagnlflcentshoreofLakeMlchlg 1
Thesearejustafewofthemanyh!ghlightsofFrenchClub
0 ~~~:=';!~!::1;;:!~::Sm~=,:~.·~=~uchasthelastttu~
'l'hereareoverl30memberstnFrenchctub.AnyonefromFrenchlthroughFrellChV r
dent.sareinlt..1~rea.reevenstudent.snotlnFrellCh,inFrellChClub
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lll\6l
1-
"FrenchClublsfunbecausewedomoret.hanLheotherla.nguageclubs,"saldPorsche l vor.
classrepresenta.tive.
AtflrsttJlerewa.sjustoneforeJ.gnla.nguageclub,but t.hent.heydecldedtosplltintotJl1 ,
lndlvtdualclubs.ThlswassoeachgroupcanexpeMenoecuJtura1activitJesrela.tedt.oUlel
"Wehavedoneaca.rwa.sh,ooldFrenchloW·pops,andwat.chedt.hemovleChocoJ&.w
e
=~~==ih~~~:==:~==~~~::~ ~
butnotleast.wet.ookatl'lptoseet.hemuslcalLes~/tw,"sak:IMs.Schumacher
Whenaskedlft.heywouldbelnFrenchclubneirt.year, PorschePryorandAgathaO&J· .said.
·0eM':~~1erresponded, "Malsb!ensurl" (But ofoourse)
Bonjour! Welcome To Fren
Club!
WHY
IS
IT
I MPORTANT TO
LEARN S PANI S H
AS
A SECOND
LANGUAGE?
WHEN HA V E Y OU
SJXInish Sensation
USED S PAN I S H
OTHER THAN
Mak1ngadtfferenool l nlt.sflrstyear, WesVsSpan\shClubhasdonejustthl by
~~~eo~l~~~u~~mun!t.y service projects, while also encouraging an awarei 188
IN
THE C L A S SROO M?
·1t'sagrea.1. program because ea.ch and every cta.y Spanish Is beoomifl8a m< e
popularlanguage,-saldEllzabet.hPordes
Beyond the classroom, the Spanish Club has made a difference In t.he comm1 11\y
bydonatlngfoodandmoneytochar!ty,adoptlngaSpa.n!shf&mll,yfortheChrl maa
hollday,a.ndalsosp0nsorlngtheOEYCdances .. Justtonameafew
•Jt's great to know that you are making a difference tn youroommun!ty,~ s d
Spa.nJshCJubpres!dentKatr!naBromann
lntheclassroom,theSpanishClubhasalsomadegreatstrldestopromot.e t l
~~~~·tol~~i;8~~as~!~o1~~~fore school (also called a
·char1a·), have al wed
·Thecharlalsavaluableandcultura.JexpeMence,· aa.ld Andrew Schmidt.
Theclubnot.onlyappea.lstojuststudentswhoaret&klngSpan!shoourses. ' 1e
club\sforanyonewhowantstospee.k:Spanishandcontrlbutetotheoommuni 1
·1ertjoythtsclubbecauselgettoknowstudentsoutofthec\e.ssroom. !get >
knowthestudentasanlndlvtdua.1,"saldMs.Olllespie
Intoda.y'sever-!ncreaslnglylnterd.ependentworld,studentsa.rerea.llzingth
lmport.a..nceofbeoom!ngfa.mlllarw\thanotherla.nguage. West"sSpa.nishClub it
oni..v helps these students become more familiar with a new Ja.nguage, but a.1so
prepares them with valuable skills needed to succeed In tomorrow's world
·•·
~other than In the
classroom,Ihaveused
Spa.ntshtnmyJob. I
=e~~==h
~=~1e~£~~r
HonorlngSpanlshspea.klngstudentsl Theesta.bllshmentoftheSpa.nishHonors
b:!ety at West has been more than just a commit.tee tha.t reoognizes Spanlsh spee.kstudent.s. SHS!sanacademlchonorwhereattheendortheyear,student.sln
foretgn~esocletypa.rta.kelnthestudenthonorceremony
Today,onehundredandtwentynveWeststudentsa.remembersofSHS. Unlike
shClub,theSHS'scMt.eMaformembershlplsnotopen. Inordertoselect
estudents,allteacherslnWest'sSpanlshcurMculumpart!cipa.telrltheselecn of Inductees. Headed by Ms. Zimmer man, the SHS has made a. commitment to
erpromotethestudyofthelangua.ge. Thlswouldnotbeposslblewlthoutthe
~1 ~ofprestdentKatyBremer,vtce- presldentSt.a.ceyzettinger,andsooreta.ry
1
ThankstoSHS,student.shavemadeacllfferencelnthelrcommunlty. Mostnota.-
,~:~o~~a.1::1=~:1!o:o~~~~~to~1~U:M~uept~~~ l\~:ii::: t=M~s~a.ke
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- - - --
~11.lfferenceinthe!rcommunlty
I
n
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I
Eco Club
TAXINOORDUSMa . Clolaclstwilpln(JeffDunlao
•itnuprorl"9C;)lchng.S1>ew1.111.edeveryoneto
TAKIHODUTTKllPAPUIAlfllTta:TllASH MaU.RJenhand'l'lm
J0&1.randhave•h&ndfUJorgarb&geTheyW$1'9onthelrwa,ytoLt>e
P,rbag<ib!n tomeei Ma. C!ol&<:l
1!Th•W."•Splcl, ,~P!.R'I,~Q~t\Q=ct•ho
~
school
E:
act~e!~n::re~:;~;~~~~~L~~~~~~=~~~ ~1:~~~:~0~~u= r~~:a~;
~=-Co·Presidentsa.reTaranehDJanglandKatrinaBrowmann,a.nd Lhespeclal events
·-u~~~£~~1~;~~~~~~~y~~~~~~!.~:~0fi~:a~vr::~~~~~:! ;::~~E~~t:~ll
\eaderls T.J. Johnston. The secretary Is ParrlsaDjangt. and the Spirit Queen ls Mrs
ysarround
DOITAOAIN,JllN!! Jennlfer
Cf..r\.erSlll.llup.omesi.-mers
~ICk":~~~,:,~ Ulll -k
Spirit
Activities
* Homecoming deco-
rations
• Shamrock Shimmy
•8th grade
activity nights
* Sponsored money
for teacher
decorations
• Decorate for spirit
week
• Decorate for
football and
basketball games
Hillfopper's Environment
Eco, which st.ands for Environmental Concerns Or ganlzatlon. ts saving Ule environment one step at a t!me. Mr Clo!&:
111
Is the sponsor. and Tyler Tufano and Ruben Flores are the Vloe Presidents
Ecolsaclubthatmeet.sonoeamonth,st.udent.spart.lclpat.einrecycllng,andthentheyareabletogetext.raci dlt
for their science class. •Jt was a quick and easy was to earn extra credit In my biology class, - said Oil be rt IZ88tli oe
'J'heclubresponslb!lit!esaretogoaroundtheschooloollectlngpaperfromtheroomstorecycle. ·'J'htsgaveme Jttra
credit and It's something I can do with my fMends.~ said Gladys Bernadac
1'heydomorethenJustgo1ngaroundtheschooloollect1ngpapers;t.heyalsosponsorsomeoftJ'teschool'seven1. In
Lhemont.ttorApr11, Eoop&rticlpat.eslnaRecycUngExtravaganza1n Wheaton
lnOct.ober. they part.lclpatelntheHomeoomingParade, theysponsortheOEYC Halloween Danoe,anda.!soln A 1rll,
they havea.nenvlronmentalwearablesale. Eoogoesaroundselllngt-shlrl.'3,caps, andtotes. Inthefollowingweel J,F.ol
sellscaney.
Eco
Is always looking for members: ·Anyone can.)Otn1· said Ms. Clolac
M!m!ll&ll,S..r&hArro n,
AAbl"Yl"r&n k,K&te
O'Connor,T&raneb
J&ngl, Ka~rlna
Browman.C&llle
Nllyl-11d, M rs.lleMe
( Tb11RlngL11&1111r)
Jljrt~Q!ll T ,J
Joluult.on,l'!rlnl"llrguson
•w11n1plr!idoes1.SJ'll&t
.)Obotm.aktngB!esterlook
lftemorel.h&nagym.·
Vela.zquezprel)a.r68rort.he
CLnoodeMa.yodanoe.
Top Ten
f avorife Teachers
lMRS.EBLEN
2MR.HENDEE
3MR.(OPPER SMITH
4MR.SCHRAM
5MRS . REGAN
6MR.KLEIN
7MR . SANDLUND
8MR.POSEGAY
9M S. FINLEY
lOMRS. BERTA IN
-Mr:11 , r.ti1en'• 1uperb!ntalllter>011
and t.hought provoking questl0'1.1
ma.de me think well beyond my
llmita.!Ul&nkl\erhlghl,yrormy
"Mr. Coppersmith 11 the hlJll'INt
t.oacherlnt.hebulldlngllloV<1hi•
f&11hlonMn&e.poe.lt1veaWl.ude&nd
ehet1rlul 1mue ThebMtp&rtabout
him, though, i. wht11'11v1trJ am In
the..ahool,!ca.n&lwe.,y1he&rhl1
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Seniors
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2001/2002 Pinnacle Supplement
Glenbard West High School and the sta ff of Tl1e Pinnacle would like to extend its sincerest apologies for the following omisions fro m the yea r book. Missing portraits were no t
meant to offend o r detract from any student's achievements. We are extremely proud
of all of o ur alumni and deepl y regret any oversights. Although the two clubs on the
~~~ i%i~rf::~i~~~ ~~~~:~nec~~:id ~~~~::~t!~~~~~~~~t~ o~~~ ~~~t~~e G~~~~d
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staff. Their continue1 achievements only add to the cred ibility and reputation of our
school. We proudly included new photographs as a token of apprectiation for their
patience, and as a way of showing how much we va lue the effo rts of all of our clubs.
To all of our students, athletes, and club members, thank you for helping to extend the
legacy of the Glenba rd West Hilltoppers.
Senior Portraits
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Clubs
Independent. You havelargea.mb!tlons,andlt!sdlfflcult
~:~~!'s ~ ::r:~:da:::i~~~ :~:c:~
by nature. Patience Is not your forte. You do, however,
8
although, this name does not allow
0
~~~:e~~~~ ~1~~~~t\.:~;:: :!1b~t~~:~~d1:!~1~e ::i'7~=~=e~r:~:=:s~
by nature. Youwouldbehapplesttnposltlonswhereyou 1osesandbltt.erexpel'iences. This
arefreetoexpresstndlvlduallyandcreativelyand
ns.mealsocreatescaustlcexpression
bmmx-
;0h~~~~~::::1~:!1:~s~~~ ~yd~:6r!~~u :~ ~~e':!11~cf=~~i~
0
the name
Tommy creates a Qulck. appreciate change and travel, and the opportunity to mlx When Wlder strain, tension oould
analyt!cal,andcleaver a.ndmeetwlthothers,andtoinfluenoethemwlt.hyour
a.ffectthestoma.chandsola.rplexus
mtnd;youarecreat.lve, creative Ideas. Youareveryselfoonftdentandfeelyou Therelsatendencyforyoutoworry
versatlle, oMglnal,and cana.coompllshanyt.hlngyousetouttodo.andyoucan,
F UM"''"'
Orao::laBerry
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165,168,173,198
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Wozniak, Ed 81 , 85,
2001-2002
Dreams Do Come True
Volume 63 of the Pinnacle was printed by
Josten's State College ,
Pennsylvania. Special
thanks to all the students
who contributed to the
2001-2002 yearbook for
photography, photo identification and copy.
The main headlines of
the book were set in 60
pt. Parisian, captions in 8
pt American Typewriter
medium, and copy in
American Typewriter medium 10 pt.
The cover design was
based on the idea that
"dreams do come true if
you work hard enough."
The cover was designed
by Nate Johnson. Twenty
six dollars was the cost of
the book this year. Portraits were taken by Prestige studios in Woodridge,
IL.
They were also responsible for taking many pictures at school activities
and team pictures. To all
the coaches and staff a special thank you for your help
in identifying teams, organizations, and individuals.
This was the second year
the yearbook production
class was offered. The class
was in the spring semester
because there weren't
enough students for a class
both semesters . The Pinnacle staff worked in the
fall to get fall acclivities and
the bones of the book
started. The yearbook class
worked on the book in the
spring semester and completed most of the pages before school was out. The
small Pinnacle staff finished
the book after school was
out
The staff of the Pinnacle
hopes that this book will
bring many reminders of
your 2001-2002 school
year. Contained in this
book are testernents that
" Dreams Do Corne True".
The Pinnacle Staff