Shawnee Mission West High School - Saga Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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, 5-- i ' ' W xp G, ii 'IP' L- ,. alfa? L P .FY-,Af TKT.: 1 Upper left- Chris Hueben, alias Mort the sport, demonstrates the reaction he gOt when he went out for girls' gymnastics. Above-The day of the big game found West students showing their deep affection for the Shawnee Mission South Raiders. Left-An illustration along with a few words of wisdom express the powerful enthusiasm of the strong Viking student body. Right- In all the excitement of the car rally, Vik- ing fans don't realize that the policeman has abandoned the scene. Stud nts rally to rend r unn rt f r est endeavo S If you can't be an athlete, be an athletic sup- porter. These immortal words from the popular movie Grease summed it all up for Pep Club at West. Obviously all students couldn't be athletes, so they combined themselves into Pep Club, the largest and most energetic organization at school. Their main function consisted of giving moral support and spirit for games. This year the roughly 7,600 members participated in fewer pep assemblies than ever before. Nevertheless, they still maintained a ter- rifically high level of enthusiasm. Pep Club had car rallies, buses to away games, and occasional decora- tions and posters on the bridge for various events. 22 Pep Club Students signified their membership in Pep Club by wearing their official Pep Club T-shirts. For the first time in recent years the design of the T-shirts was determined by a contest. Interested students submit- ted their ideas to the officers, who chose a caricature of Ferdlip. The officers played a key role in all of the Pep Club goings-on. lim Cum, Kevin McCracken, Allison McKim, and Beth Schumaker put hours of time and talent into each of the activities and two extremely important happenings of the year, the Homecoming and Sweetheart ceremonies. ----ning-u-,. F' s 'e-li HQ I

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