West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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l l l Varsity basketball player Dennis Smith quickly but carefully ties one of the many balloons in the varsity sport competition. The West High faculty lends its support to Sno-Daze, ex emplitied by Mr. Chambliss in his mismatched attire. Mike Segal shows his enthusiasm by coming appropriately dressed on mismatch day. mouth and shirt in a vain attempt at victory over the boys' teams. ffl 1E:'L 52.13 S 5 .aE2fX ISSLSL is ' f,iL ,,, Y Carol Walton and Kathy Malone stuff bananas in Laurie Anderson's

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X x Q A, X 6, As Connie Elliott looks on, Hope Daniels is amazed to be named Miss Snowflake. Tom Madson gets into his role of Mr. Blize zard with a bucket of help from Don West. it Juniors Flake Gut For Sno-Daze The Juniors of '73 combined their enthusiasm, organiza- K q1Q tion and energy to make sm- T Daze a whopping success. T ift t,' The occasion was opened T isie i tii s 3 tss T by the introduction of Nlr. Q e Blizzard and Miss Snowflake t ' candidates. During the first my ib: U t X7 I day numerous students and , ZI: n y s,-' - faculty members participa- , ted in mismatch day. After P' T T A' ff school, the male and female itf A members of each grade 3 gtg ' l g faced each other in a grueling P 'ini it , broomball competition. On T' ' Friday. the entire school is ' .5 viewed the crowning of lVliss Snowflake, Hope Daniels, and -A 'i W ggtyig ii sa lVlr. Blizzard, Tom Nladson. An exciting balloon blowing s e' and banana eating contest Q featured top winter sports. iii. if The extravaganza was ended in a free for all in the snow and 3 football match between Struggling through what seems to be a tremendous blizzard, the sophomore girls . . . . use the little-known H12 on 1 offense to score a broomball goal during Sno-Daze. senior and iunior girls. 26

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Habari Gam Keynotes Black History Week Obviously delighted are Kevin Jenkins and Talana Buckner. A full calendar of events high- lighted Black History Week, February 8-16. At the opening auditorium candidates for royalty were presented and Mrs. William Dixon spoke on the purpose of the celebra- tion. A display of African Art from the Minneapolis Insti- tute of Art and a history con- test, won by Steve Kaplan, took place. The coronation highlighted the closing audi- torium where Talana Buckner and Kevin Jenkins were named Queen and King. Money was raised for events by a showing of Chisolm. BLACK HISTORY WEEK COURT1 T.: Queen: Warner, M.: Carter, L.: For- Combs, D.: Carter, K.: Wilson, P.: man, M.: Smith, S. Jenkins, K., King: Creecy, C.: Buckner, S. ',-. Ami X Q X 1 ,, X V X, i st M s X N xx l lst? X -1 it X K X 3 555 t .' fi .sis-ze ' fs: gi' - ' 11--.ig-..f..L.2 .. fiygi .X f .7 One of Black History Weeks' organizers, Willie Brown sings for the royal court during the coronation, as lady in waiting Adelle Brown charmingly looks on. 28