VOL. XVI, NO. 3
NOVEMBER 8, 1974
CLUB NEWS
The Art Club is a new club this year. Meetings are held on Thursdays after school in E-110. The faculty sponsor is Mr. John Wood. The club is considering such projects as selling Christmas cards to the faculty, a canned food drive, and a charity project.
On Friday, November 22, the German Club, sponsored by Mr. Joel Geils will go on a hayride at Prince Crossing stables in St. Charles. Students should be signed up in the book store by today. The cost of the trip is $3. Also, on Saturday, December 7, they are planning to go the Museum of Science and Industry to see the German program of "Christmas Around the World" display.
Orchesis is a modern dance club sponsored by Mrs. Susan Gelz. Thirty new members were recently chosen as well as eight Beginning Orchesis members. Officers are Nancy Wilson '76, president; Linda Hillstrom '75, vice-president; Debbie Lambert '76, secretary; JoAnn Siska '76, treasurer, and Claudia Judy '76 publicity chairman.
The club performs in V‑Show and during two half‑time shows. Each year they present the spring Orchesis Show which is the result of long hours of practice. The dance numbers are choreographed by Mrs. Gelz and the girls themselves.
On Friday, November 22, the German Club, sponsored by Mr. Joel Geils will go on a hayride at Prince Crossing stables in St. Charles. Students should be signed up in the book store by today. The cost of the trip is $3. Also, on Saturday, December 7, they are planning to go the Museum of Science and Industry to see the German program of "Christmas Around the World" display.
Orchesis is a modern dance club sponsored by Mrs. Susan Gelz. Thirty new members were recently chosen as well as eight Beginning Orchesis members. Officers are Nancy Wilson '76, president; Linda Hillstrom '75, vice-president; Debbie Lambert '76, secretary; JoAnn Siska '76, treasurer, and Claudia Judy '76 publicity chairman.
The club performs in V‑Show and during two half‑time shows. Each year they present the spring Orchesis Show which is the result of long hours of practice. The dance numbers are choreographed by Mrs. Gelz and the girls themselves.
The Ski Club is now making plans for the biggest year of skiing here at Maine West. The schedule has been lengthened to offer students a wide variety of skiing at several midwest resorts. Weekend, as well as Friday night trips, have been added. The student response to the club this year has been large, but the membership is unlimited and open to anyone who wants to learn to ski. Even beginners are taught everything they need to know about skiing by the staff. Membership is $4 before Sunday, December 1, or $5 after the deadline. The sponsors, Mr. Wayne Ambrose, Mr. Anton Soucek, and Mr. Roger Osborne, will supply the necessary forms and instructions on trip procedures at one of the meetings. Ski Club offers rates much below normal cost and is the best way to get started in the exciting sport of skiing.
Pep Club sponsor, Mr. John Carle, has started planning activities to raise money for the improvement of the sports program. The Pep Club operates half of the concession stand during the basketball season and has an annual candy sale to help raise money. The club sponsors free bus rides to away sporting events and makes the posters that announce Warrior sporting events. In the past there has been a membership fee to join, but this year the club is open to anyone and meets during homeroom on Friday.
Pep Club sponsor, Mr. John Carle, has started planning activities to raise money for the improvement of the sports program. The Pep Club operates half of the concession stand during the basketball season and has an annual candy sale to help raise money. The club sponsors free bus rides to away sporting events and makes the posters that announce Warrior sporting events. In the past there has been a membership fee to join, but this year the club is open to anyone and meets during homeroom on Friday.
