Topeka West High School - Chevalier Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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x BELOW: Crocheting isn't limited just to little old ladies as Faith Zotto, a student in the crncheting class. discov- ered, BOTTOM LEFT: Learning how to make sand can- dles was one of the activities in Wicks and Wax. XXX

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Interim III Produces Various Experiences Whether it was the inner peace of yoga or the rigorous action ofjudog the intense concentration of chess or the complete freedom of sky-divingg or maybe a look into broadcasting or law enforcement - students gained insight and varied experience through Interim Adventure III. Interim was changed from Thanks- giving week to three days during teachers' meeting week, and so of- fered a total break from routine. In- cluding 170 choices of both full-day and half-day activities, it exposed many views of vocational careers and acquainted students with various skills and a further general understanding of what the world has to offer. ABOVE: After observing Green Thumb methods, Mark Sohl tra: plants a cactus. RIGHT: During Interim Chargers got a chance to iq in exciting sports such as skydiving. ABOVE: Supervising the usual rush dur- ing Interim is Earl Williams. ABOVE RIGHT: Preparing to launch his model rocket is Dean Schaake. RIGHT: jay McClure and Linda Sanders watch the violin repair instructor, Rick Dolan. l as ,IA

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ABOVE: Doing her homework in the peace and quiet of the library is Dayna Bottomley. RIGHT: Adding posters tothe library helps keep it bright and cheerv. In Memory of Nancy Hall Durlng the summer of 1973 Nancy Hall a To peka West student who was a member of the class ol 75 was fatally shot In memory of Nancy her parents Mr and Mrs Bertel Hall donated S1 000 which was used to estab lish a collection of books and paintings for the To by Topeka artlsts were included in the memorlal collection Some of the books chosen deal wlth poet ry and anlmals because Nancy enjoyed these two areas Artist chosen were james Bass sculptor Royce Fleming Barbara Parks art teachers and pamters Galen Senogles Pauline Shlrer and Rebec ca Wrlght pamters THQSQ NYU' 1-Q, gg MEN s IHTNDR ' EQEBLES wx S a ,A . MM so GLAD I yen ang Amt k H -1 bunlu , w lsn.Afwfq A 1 nm.. .5 NSG. . VN 1957 1973 peka West library, 35 books and six original works 7 s I 1 ' J 88