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Golfers Take City Meet, Place Fourth At State Led by senior letterman Doug Anderson, the Charger golf team had a successful season with the four-man team running away with the city cham- pionship, placing second in the league and regional meets, and earning fourth at the state meet. Other members of the four-man team were junior lettermen Mark Crow and Chad Cherry and first- year competitor Brian Burkhead. 7 At the city meet, Cherry and Crow each shot 74 to tie for low score, but both lost in the playoff for first medalist. Anderson shot 75 for fourth medalist and Burkhead shot 77. Their 300 total was the best in Topeka West history. The two-man team placed fifth with 177 and the B Team four-man team placed first with 350. The four-man team placed second at the regional meet to qualify for the state meet where they placed fourth. Anderson led the Chargers at state with 77- 72-149, followed by Crow with 75-75-150, Burkhead with 74-80-15-1, and Cherry with 74-86-160. J' 3- aa as f mi 1 i ' ' 4 . ., C Q f I ming np and executing their golf shots are, ABOVE: Brian Burkhead. ABOVE RIGHT: Doug Anderson. RIGHT: Chad Cherry. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Mark rlfll
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Graduates Share Mixed Emotions Three years at Topeka West came to an end as the class of 1975 came together for the last time May 27 for commencement exercises in Moore Bowl at Wash- burn University. Dr. Owen Hen- son, an assistant superintendent of schools and former Topeka West principal, was guest speaker. With their daily pilgrimages to school finally over, 420 seniors found themselves victims of mixed emotions. joyous feelings -.X , gave way to a more solemn mood i , Q 1 X . as friends parted and individuals made their way into the unknown future. ' Agn-ss 'I.1 .A White Rose Processionul, composed of about 200 junior girls, is prepared to march into Moore Bowl, ABOVE. The graduation ceremony concluded with grads throwing their caps high into the air, TOP RIGHT. Vicky Obley, TOP LEFT, picks up her diploma in the school lobby, but Assoc. Prin. Rome Mitchell, FAR RIGHT, appears unsure whether to reprimand or congratu- late the newly graduated Mary Waddell. 14
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